Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-27
Weeklg gatelli9enter.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Old Mems Club to-day.
Irishtown hill is IN a bad fix.
County Grange next Tuesday.
Fresh oysters for sale ut the City Restau-
rant. adotl
Ladies' slippers at Clagett s. Co.'s for so
cents. maslou
See our ~calicoes at 3 cents. NJ. F. Royle &
Son. sept2l4
The reservoir is being placed on the water
tower.
Handsomest line of cloaks in the city, at
Royle 4 Son. sept21t4
The Concordia public school has over a
hundred pupils.
Handsomest line of dress goods in the city,
at Royle 4 Sons, sept27t4
Mr.. Geo. w. Carr sent us, Yesterday, four
immense apples.
Lilacs are in flower and numerous kinds OF
fruit trees In bloom.
The street cars now run to the f. A. Semi
nary, on Third street.
Some Improvement should be made in the
crossing facilities there.
To get the best flour, get it of Robinson &
IN. Name on each sack. may31tf
Shipping apples are selling from wagons al
Kansas City, at IS to so cents.
Found-Saturday last, in front of court
house, a hinged key. Call here.
Mr.. Jno. Taubman has recently made some
improvements on his premises on College
street.
The ladies Just carried away tin ware and
notions by the arm full, this week, from the
10 cent store.
The Acme and Red r is -~ssieest noui
On me market; try 1t. Made at Aullvilie. Fol
sa,e nv all erocers, may31tf
Fine rocking chairs, reed, cane seats, and II
fine pushes, at low prices at IL. = +. YIN
lar Jexinpton. Missouri. m3tf
1t was decidedly cool last Thursday morn
ing. About as cool as our republican friends
will feel on the morning of November ..
The rainy weather we have had recently
has made it unpleasantly muddy to &c
across from the plank walk to the depot
LOOMS Bros. have removed their stock o
books and stationery into the new building
opposite the postofice, where they arc NIGEL!
fixed up.
Iwant a few head of stock to pasture q
81 q head per month. Blue grass and run
ming water. Apply to Lee D. Ewing, 2:
miles southeast of Lexington. 1une14tf
Digging for the water mains was commenc
ed on College street last Monday. A larg'
force Of hands is wanted, and good wages ar
offered, but few men have been secured 81
far.
Get A. Y. Robinson 4 Co.'s celebrated rol
Ter flour II you want the best. Their nam
Is plainly branded on each sack and role
patent inside. They will, as heretofore, ain
I give perfect satisfaction to all consum
ers. u
To the Council:-The dirt is washing gu
Of Goose Pond at every rain. If 1t Is not at
tendedto soon, the holding wall will fall, and
will cost $500 to replace it, to say nothing o
the damage to the wall above. A stitch i
time, &c.
Read Messrs. Royle & Sons new nd. in an
other column. Mr.. NJ. F. Royle has himse
been east and selected an unusually attrac
tive stock of fine goods, and he wants all hi
friends to drop in and look at them Will
they are fresh.
Darby & Pratt, lumber dealers, have sol
their stock of lumber and fixtures to s. I
Johns, of Sedalla, Mo. Mr.. Johns, we un
derstand Is going to increase the stock an
will sell lumber at a living profit, and will nj
be undersold.
Clagett s. Co. are spreading out. The
now occupy the room recently vacated b
Loomis Bros. This gives them a large stor
expressly for dry goods, in addition to tn
two stores already occupied by them witt
a general stock.
DR.. Peter Temple has removed his office
his residence, corner of Franklin and Mu
berry streets, where he will be pleased to n
eeiye his many friends. He will continue
use his electric baths, as usual, and has 1ittt
up reoms especially for them.
A number of gentlemen recently electt
directors Of the fair association were foul
to be ineligible, not being stockholders, al
the following named have been elected il
stead:-H. C. Sydnor, Jos. b. Barnett, "
II. Waddell, Isaac Neale Geo. P. Gordon al
A. e. Asbury.
You will find what you want in the folio,
ing grocery stores: E. B. Vaughan q Ct
j. W. Homer, Jno. Powell, w. s. Clagett
Co., VIM. Shacklett, Grundy Young, Mills
Bolon, E. G.. LOOMS & Co., c. II. Barro
the best groceries and best flour in the mark
the Aullville Full Roller Flour. j~une14tf
Apples are quoted in st. Louis at, go
.colored, large and sound at 81 rs to - 0
fair to good 50 to 81 80. and common al 81
81 80 per barrel. And yet the best app
only bring o cents per bushel here. TIL
won't do In other country towns In I
,state 40 cents per bushel is being paid.
The stockholders of the Commercial 'Ba'
have elected their officers and will common
business about the 10th or 18th of October,
as soon as their banking room is finishe
The officers are, president, Robert Taubma
wlce-president, Wm. II. Chiles; cashier,
II. Ireland; book-keeper, Geo. NJ. Vaughs
..Poco' in writing from Concordia to t
Higsinsville Post, this week, among oil
things says:-"Henry Uphaus (insane) d
u1Seared from here some time since, and
whereabouts is not known. Mr.. Pc
Uphaus, with whom Henry has made
home for a long time, will literally Few,
any one who will return Henry to his HON
Higginsyille Post:-"The Lexington
t%elligencer seems to believe that the LAT
cite delegates to the senatorial convention
-Concordia, Oct. It'll, will..nominato a cour
ticket. This Is an error. The county tic
will BIO nominated by the regular county c.
vention, which adjourned from Higginsv
to meet at Concordia on that day." We d
covered our error before we saw the Post
republican friend calling our attention to
We cheerfully make the correction, as
would not misrepresent even our political
.ponents.
Canvassing for the various offices Is now
.order Of the day. In going over the cou
vol will hear Mr.. Smith say that the elect
for sheriff IL between him and Mr.. JOr
and Mr.. Brown says 1t Is between him
Jones; but when you hear any Of them tn
ing about making flour thew all guarantee
to be equal to the Red R; but the ladies
say we want nothing but Robinson's IioI
Flour mt Red Il. All sorts of brands
gotten up to take the place Of the Red Il,
Robinson's Roller Flour; but remember n,
Is genuine except Robinson & Co.'S name IL
the sack. may31t
We have taken the pains to somewhat
tically examine JohnsOn's Cyclopedia.
customed as we have been to the use of
Britannica and American we came to
task, no doubt, somewhat prejudiced. but
find Johns0n's work to he very much m
comprehensive than we had any idea it W
Its scholarship no one has ever for a MON
} doubted. 1t is only necessary to glance at
names Of its distinguished contributors 10
satisfied upon that point. For ordinary ,