Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-16
Meeklg gntelligentn,
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.


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Whoop up the fair.
Boom the old town!
Our county ticket is II good one.
Go to the Palace for d square meal. a9t4
For a square meal go to the Palace Rcstau
rant. auSSt4
The market is stocked with very line water
The rain Thursday did not extend very fa
eastward.
Go to the Palace Restaurant for fresl
waters. aug9t4
The Palace Restaurant sells the best brca'
n The city. aug9t4
Our gas district is to be extended to til
lepot. Good.
See Miss May Temple with the Broadwa.
Company. aug1Gtd
Prof. McNeiley and Nellie Rochelle. Thurs
.evenipg. Sept. IL. aug16td
% get tho best flour, get it of Robinson !
"a Name nm each sack. may31tf
Winkler Bros, have just put up II new
noke-stack on their factory.
The Palace Restaurant is the place to &c
ia New York Count Oyster served In style
We are glad to mention that our pavementi
being repaired. Let the good work pro
eed.
Orr CITY council does a good deal of unpar'
,mentary business, but it is also doing som
cd work.
h Concordis Thalb0te mentions that s
tzeu OF that vicinity recently lost a COW
m overwork.
sound-Money. the owner can nave by ap'
wing to Rufus Young and giving a descrip'
n and the amount lost.
fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats, and IL
splushes, ut low prices at II. Y r. Wink
Lexington, Missouri. m3tf
Blue Lick Water, in any quantity, from 6
So to a barrel, fresh from the Springs IN
ntucky, at Silverman's. 1y26ml
The street railroad will make those hand
ne lots In East Lexington much more de-
able than they have been heretofore.
Every farmer that raises wheat should gel
nj the double land rollers manufacture
w, M, Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1uly2stf
.hiAtonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
with bookcase, good and fine work, and
IN at III. & f. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
zyri. mou
We know a man In this city who owns a
d cow, If he can only borrow three more
~ and a male to accompany them, he will
to win the county court premium. The
noes seem to be against him.
let A. v. Robinson & Co.'s celebrated roll
flour If YOU want the best. Their name
plainly branded on each sack and roller
emit inside. They will, as heretofore, aim
give perfect satisfaction to all consum-
If
fessrs. James Peddicord and A. Kensler
re- formed u partnership to transact a dry
ids business. Messrs. Grove Young and
ak Heimbrook have also formed a part
shin to conduct a mercantile business ut
ncordia.
Work has been commenced on the repairs
the mnnhole at the foot of Goose pond.
Q contractor for the repair of the wall on
rth street has also a large supply of rock
The ground, and we suppose the wall will
n be repaired.
ur extra of last Monday contained several
,rs, but we had no time to verify the foot
!, There was such a demand for them
we could not take the time 20 get the
Il and majsrities right. W. present the
&c. e. H., or,J fy,ayy arn anTraef
game of base ball between the LeXing-
club and Odessa Reds was PLAYED at
.sss Saturday. On the eighth inning the
20 stood II and II. and the Lexington boys
the last inning to play laid In fonr
es. The score stood: Lexington 10,
saReds II.
gu will find what you want in the follow
grocery stores: Il. B. Vaughan u Co.,
r. Homer, Jno. Powell, w. S. Clasctt d
VIM. S~hacklett, Grundy Young, Mills y
IN, E. G.. Loomis & Co., G. II. Barron,
,est groceries and best flour in the market
Aullville Full Roller Flour. 1une1ftf
r. John Goehner will put up, this after
1, q large Barre Granite monument to the
lory of the late William A. Chanslor.
las, during this week, received two more
a Granite monuments, one from Scotland,
another from Massachusetts,. They are
Exhibition at his yard on Franklin street.
@ take pleasure In stating that cOun-
curt, IN a spirit of enterprise, has offered
premiums, to be awarded at our coming
nty fair. One premium Of $40 will be
r. kt,o lo,k 1nrI nf G~hnrthnrnS- Cnn.
ing of one male and four females OF any
The other premium of $40 will 60 to
best male and -four female hogs, Of any
or breed. 1t will be an honor to any OF
farmers to win either Of these premiums.
AYERS Ague Cure Is intended to act as an
sidote to malarial fevers, and all diseases
lerated by marsh swamp or slough. Science
, brought this remedy nigh to perfection.
quinine, no arsenic, nor injurious drug
ers into its composition. Chemistry INT
healing art have continued to make 1t the
alive triumph of the age We live in. 1t
We have been informed that our articles in
ard to the fair have awakened an unusual
,rest throughout the county. We are glad
y have. 1t was with that motive they
no written. We are assured that the fair
i be a greater success than ever, and If any
+, wants to pull back and be a drone, he has
ght to do so, but it is too late to hurt the
4. Stand from under.
While Mr.. Robert Eagin and family, living
r Bates City, were returning from n visit
Mr.. VIM. Braden, a relative, near Yelling
last Sunday evening, the front gate of
wagon bed slipped out and fell upon his
.ses' heels, causing them to run away,
owing Mrs. Eagin out and seriously injur-
her, AZ she struck the ground upon her
shoulder and elbow; she also received Il
ere bruise upon the left temple, from
ich she was unconscious for several hours.
:tunately, when near the residence of Mr..
7. Hammer, the runaways wer0 met in
road by MIR. G. X. Smith, who succeeded
topping them before other damage was
10. Mr.. f. and the two children escaped
injured, although pretty roughly shaken
and frightened. Under Inc treatment of
Mann, Mrs. i. ia getting along well and
shortly be about again.
Or fear that some of our readers have for
en- the large number of premiums offered
ur far association, we again lay before
the premium list in tO-day's paper.
lit over carefully. 1t will pay you 10
an effort to win a few Of the prizes.
farms are grooming with a most abundant
-est, and it will cost nothing to carry Il
,pecimens to the fair and exhibit them.
do not have a fine display Of all kinds
rm products this year, then we deserve
called plodding and unenterprising. We
this list especially for those who have
aken the trouble to secure q copy in
,hlet form. We are working for the
it of the association because we believe
d fair will prove q benefit to all our citi-