Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-09
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Store. j%unel4t6
Pure lard oil at the Franklin Street Drug
Store. 1une14t6
Go to the Palace Restaurant for fresh
oysters. aug9t4
The Laundry has been removed to the cor
der of Nam and Main Cross streets.
Washwoman and girl to do Homework,
wanted, at Jackson's Lexington Laundry jG
Main street.
Wantsd-A house of three or four rooms,
or rooms In a block; j. F. Jackson, Lexing-
ton Laundry.
Mr. Roach, who was badly hurt by n fall
of slate In the new shaft, last week, is I'M
proving rapidly.
The Odessa picnic, last Saturday was a big
thing. We are sorry that we cannot give an
extended notice of it.
Letevery democrat go to the polls and vote
to-day. Vote for the best man, and let there
be no growing over the result.
Work has been resumed on MIR. Ed. Mey-
cr's storehouse, and 1t will not take many
days to finish up the brick work.
Mr.. Primer took the first coal out of the
shaft yesterday. We are glad he Is in good
fix to supply the winter demand.
Now that the oyster season has fairly OPEN
ed, fresh oysters will be served in any and
every style, Mt the Palace Restaurant a9t4
Persons having letters for the I%ntelligencer,
will find our letter TO- at :he office door.
This will save them the trouble of walking up
stairs.
Keep to the right of the track while driving
nm tkn o<roof, tbro,,rI, x,hi,I, f1,o a fro.l &c
laid, and thereby 81 re yourself and others
much trouble.
Mr.. JAS. Edelin's son, who fell out of the
stable loft and broke his arm and fractured
his skull a couple of weeks ago, Is getting
along nicely.
Our candidates are all good men, and no
difference who is nominated to-day. W. will
be satisfied, and will work for the nominee,
Everybody should feel the same way.
Our great reduction sale affords a rare OPP
portumity for picking up many a splendid
bargain. Ahrens, Dry Goods Bazaar, Frank
lin street, Lexington, Mo. july26t3
There was a wedding in the Jail last night
A darky named Charlie Stewart, in Jail for
seduction, sent for the girl, and as she was
willing. they were married.
There was a good crowd at the picnic al
MAYHEM Thursday, n everything passed
off nicely. A rush of other matter compels
us to omit any further notice this week.
The street car line has had considerabl,
trouble with their track. 1t Is all right now
and the cars are making regular trips. rial
for John Young, and 'rah for Lexington.
Lost-A six months-old yellow and spotted
pointer dog, answers to. the name Of Don. A
suitable reward for his return to Rober
Taubman. Boys, here is your chance t.
make you circus money.
Msssrs. Hooton & Francisco yesterday
signed the contract to lease the Laclede hote
in this city for a number Of years to a coupl
of gentleman whose names we have forgot
ten. One of them Is from Kansas City.
A blind man and q blind woman led by
little girl, perambulated theistreets yesterday
singing some dolefhl songs. The music wa
not very artistic, but their misfortune wa
apparent to all, and many small contribution
fell into their hands.
Ayers Hair Vigor is safe, agreeable an,
beneficial. 1t is the most elegant, and it
effects are very lasting. making 1t the mos
economical of toilet preparations. By its us
ladies can keep their hair abundant an
natural In color, lustre and texture. 1t
Any person wishing TO buy a good youn'
horse, 5 years old, works we'll, and drive
we'll in single harness, will call upon Geo. S
Rsthbun, Esq. Also a Rockaway and har
ness for sale cheap. The above property will
be sold at u bargain; call at this office. 1t
jeff. Wilson had Il preliminary examination
before Esquire Hale yesterday morning, o
the charge of killing Jennie Sandford.
was remanded TO Jail to await the action {
the criminal court. No defense was attempt
ed, and the defendant was not put upon tn
stand.
Yesterday evening DR.. Russell was sent fo
In haste to see u boy who had been KICKED b,
q horse. The little fellow is the son of Nj
Holiday, who lives on the Marshal farm. Il
was in town, and while playing around. nes
the Wentworth Academy, was kicked in til
face. The hurt Is a n ugly, painful one, bl
not dangerous.
The cannery has been running all this wee
and has put up about %, 900 cans of corn an
tomatoes. The supply is limited on accour
Of tomatoes not being ripe. Next week Nj
Silver expects to turn out double the aboy
quantity, and continue under full blast unit
stopped by the frost. He now employs abot
80 hands. mostly girls and boys. He will re
quire double that number when running
full capacity.
The candidate Is an unlucky man; /
sitteth up all night to hear from Middieto
township; and behold the other fellow hat
gotten away with it. He putteth on his goo
clothes, and Is afraid to go out, lest some on
telleth him that Freedom has gone again
him. He banketh heavily on Washington
J and 10! Sni-a-Bar killeth his fondest hope
Clay and Dover are considered o. X, b,
, Lexington giveth the prctzel to the enem,
Selah.
The following correspondence Is fro
: Odessa:-"Our picnic passed off all quletl
: but we had some severe accidents to happel
D Mrs. Files. OF Greenton, received some sevel
D bruises, and her daughter had her arm brol
! en-; and Mr.. j. E. Sanders of this city, m
t with a severe accident by way of a wage
} upsetting, by which he was dangerous]
: hurt. and his son aud daughter also were col
I siderable bruised. Some one had the misfo]
tune to lose a fine mule on the picn
. grounds by hanging itself. We did not le:r
r whose it was When Mr.. J.. D, Shewalt,
r was here on the Fourth of July he made son
8 friends, and every one was pleased with b
Q speech, but he spoiled it all last Saturday /
e his abuse of Alex. Graves. Mr.. Graves b,
been on trial before this district ever since l
Q has been In Washington, and the people III
all familiar with his record, and nothing NJ
r s. could say would cripple his chances fl
! congress In this district. If Mr.. s. had to]
: the people before his speech he did not wal
, any votes and had left the stand, he won
q. have made more friends. His speech. was /,
r made up of abuse, and our people have lol
since learned that there is no argument
@ abuse. But Bob. Burdett says deal gent
with the crank and that settles il. ... Mr.. "
: K. Plumb,of Kansas City and Mr.. II. Arnol,
o of Holden, were in town this week on bus
: ness Nv. II. Wallace and Capt. Frankli
e are billed to speak here Tonight"
d "ParsOn Adams writes from Concordi,
o CDR. Bergman moved into his elegant ne
8 residence in the southern part of town Ia
t week. Grove Young, of Higginsyille, wi
begin business in the dry goods line, In o,
t city next week, in the building known as Il
;. Meyers hall north of the depot, and vii
Mr.. Frank Heinbruck In charge, and a con
j petent corps of clerks, he will double.
make it a success. The Misses Josie an
8 Alice Heinbruck will take rooms over II
j store for their millinery and dressmakil
business. Mrs. Leucke and three chLildre
f: of ct. IOuia- ara viaitinu tho Fo~iIu