Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17
.Wesklg gntelli9enter.
ierruClAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

I GossamerS at Mrs. Mooreheaos'
Ludwigs' for Humptv Dumpty seats.
For lumber, etc., see G.. A. sturses.s lou
Hnmptv Dumpty next Monday night.
Dress trimmings at Mrs Moorehead's. oamI
TRY "Dresdeu WATERS" for sale by Irigg
shields. o''i'"-
= State grange, Higginsville. Tuesday, oc-
'ober 20. r. No;n
treet. and
c w, m6tf
Plstt q Co.'S. yellow peaches are delicious
rripg Z Shields sell them. oc.i'"A
secon MsCars,.pd. a22if
Rr,doe timbers sx1O inches, 10, Il ana IA
J ;eet Tong, for sale be E. Allen. jul!fn
The tune of the hammer gets raster "nN
.ouder as the W grows hlgher' ,
Millinery, notions aud hair goous d. Sa'n
,r,ces. can be seen at Mrs. Arn0ids. olo'i
rr;op & Shields have new dates new prunes'
new entrants, ralsins, pitted plums. ETC. "
aet Roston Betting Company's Standard
aslt,no. at Jordan,s Foundry and Machine
shops uors..r,
Messrs. Mccormack and Jones, 0verseers
-.I.xinoton. have put their roads in good
order.
II Won want YOUR hair to curl, try a can OF
lie lime meas. Platt y Co.'S. goods from
ee,iy S.,a,a. oct17w2
40 TO Martland's new gallery for the pest
,hotooranbs. HIS cabinet size at w per
pIar,. ho h.ot apr4tf
A few more carpets and rug mattinss etc.,
"a. o.-..na close ont the balance below
e" - W;,rer ocl3w3
.,.x Nelly was fined 81 and costs, being
AZ 10 in all. last Monday, by the recorder for
disturbing the peace.
The funniest musical comedy ever WIFI
teu-Fun on the Bristol-at opera mousse
Friday night, Oct. %.
Every farmer that raises wheat shoulose
one of the double land rollers MANUFACTURED
ov w. M, Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1uly2Su
The range of the thermometer during tne
warm part of these lovely days. Is iro" % ~
"a degrees. Amt it nice, thought
Don't buy lumber, lime, hair, cement VI
mixed paints until you give me a call. l VIII
make YOU bottom figures. It. A. sturseS
q ~. No. sept26tf
Mai we NAV not be considered behind II
.nvtbina ve invite the ladies to examine on
stock. when wanting anything IN Inc Ut!
goods or notion line. Henry Whker. o.'o
For Sale-A good residence, one Oh III
best in the city, on Main street, large mouse
GOOD outbouses, well, ~cistern, etc. frlc
on1v a. 600, Terms easy. Inquire OF D.. +
IN = nov29tf
We have positively the largest STOCK {
,.a,es, and misses clOaks and dolmans In I'M
citv They are all new goods and the oe'
stting garments. We will sell them at lowe
nr,ces than any other house, therefore II "
nav Won to inspect our stock before purchas
inc elsewhere. Henry W1lker octow'
Mr.. Jno, W. White, Of MAYHEM, Is praise
nv his neighbors for the road work ne III
dome. espeoiallv from Centerviw to Wnea
LEWIS. They say he has graded the roads we
m, In oood culyerts, and that in one piac
-, Cen,erv,ew. he put in a ''dandy bridge
III We hope the bridge will be OF more use tns
II a human dandy, which, as q rule ISL WI
shooting.
L. Mr.J ]. r. Atteberry will sell,a at pupiic ~
+;or. on the Flournoy farm, four miles sout
asst Of Wellington, on Saturday, OCTOBER
1895. the following property, to-wlt: INN
hood of stock cattle, % head of hogs. 10 ne
of sheep. 1 pair of work mules' L oro
mare. Terms-Six months without inter-
on sums of $40 and over, purchaser siti
note and good security; less than Slo' CASH
hand.
Let the city dads take up a pony purse u
lection. II It can be done in no other way u
fx the inconvenient and dangerous places
tho sidewalks on Franklin Avenue and Mi
otreet. In their present condition they ar
disgrace to the city. At the washout near
Ryland residence it is Impossible iof '"o =
IL sops to pass each other, and this TOO, on
most used footway in the city. Anotner
,struction is the great pile of sand' nau
Nkbere three or four months ago, and dum
Immediately in the middle of the sidew'
= Here's our MCKEE.
Camden Bend correspondence hichm
Democrat:@"I learn that a licensed Terry
In the shane of q flatboat with capacity
transferring q wagon and team, IS no" IN
Grafton at Wellington. This will do Il
starter, but what is needed IS a hrst-c
steam ferry, with the roads duly looked 8
and sign-boards and advertisements prop
nlaced. The friends of the enterprise .
not let what may possibly prove lnadeq
efforts iniure the real merits of the route
takes a pile of money to buy, maintain
onerste a steam ferry boat in the Miss
river. Better be satisfied with what you u
In speaking of Hon. VIM. d. Carriers
tres,iug malady, the Jefferson CITY It'll
~-ssys:-.Mr. Carter is a Missouri statesr
wel,.known all over the state by ma
served three terms in the general Assem-
He was first elected to the thirty-hrst,
bas represented Lafayette county In
session since. He was born in Rlcnm
Va. January 80. 1912, and received his
cation In Bethany, Virginia, and at the
yersity of Kentucky. He came to this
m 1850. and served q short time In the
Tolerate army. He followed school teat
and farming and stock raising. His re
in the legislature was that of a hard-W
ing. careful and honest law-maker."
The Kansas CITY court of appeals m
$50 q. tn, Monday, pursuant TO aoi
ment, all the judges present. on' me
Richard Field. H. c. Wallace, A. A.
sett and A. r. Strother were enrolled.
following among other cases were pres
and court adjourned until $3.50 a. m.'
n her 26: Thomas j. Armstrong, apr
School District, No. 3, ETC., LAFAYETTE co
res; Lafayette county; argued ana gu
ted, L. W. Wernwag, resp, vs.. Chlcae
Alton Railway Company, app, Lar
county; argued and submitted by appe
taken as submitted by respondent. l..
or, plaintiff in error, VS.. Thomas Che'
defendant in error; Lafayette county; 6
and submitted.
Mr.. NJ. E. O'shaughnessy in writing
Rntte CITY, Montana, for the lntellig
.dds:-"Butte is, at present. building
Nv. both in private residences and bt
4 houses. TIT camp is we'll supplied wi:
arrived here on the Sth of June, lsS
since then 1 have met with some La
D. county people, among them Messrs. il
Z. n. O'Donnell, of Fairview, who
wood contract for 10000 cords at six
n per cord. They employ 125 men II
IN wood camp. Mr.. Jno. Bour, a lie,
how. is in the fruit and produce b
here, with bright prospects for the
The weather is somewhat cold, but nj
sreeable. And now, dear editor, hol
hear from the Fairyiew correspondent
=. and wishing the Intelligencer every su
remain yours truly"
Try Plat L. Cos. Baltimore fruit ar
!, tables. Trlgg & Shields. oc
a Kansas City Times:-"Ed- Burk
u,.Lmop of the LathrOp school buildi