Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-08

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The best dour In the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for 1t. n15tf
Lawn Settles 4. 5, and 8 feet long, chesp,a1
q. & f. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. s26tf
James Brown, drunk and disorderly, was
fined, with costs, go, before Recorder We'll
born.
Get Boston Betting Company's STANDARD
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
Stop and examine our bargains in rem.
nants, N. F. Royle & Son, No. 81 Main
street. iuly1stf
Our patent spiral hustle is the only one
which will not break down. Call and see 1t.
H. WiIker. july2M2
r. C. Mahry, of Clay township. sold TO A
| C. Tracy. Tuesday, 10 head of hogs. Vt e3 u
per hundred.
A number OF chamber suits will be sold a
extra low prices at n. q F. Winkler's, Lex
ington, Missouri. mSd
The Intelligencer knows of a good teacher
who would take a school in the country. Best
references furnished. augst2
Saunders will make all the latest and best
style photos for less money than any other
house west of st, Louis. may3Ot4
The water main on Tenth street burst the
other day, near the new ~culvert, and washed
out part of the recently made fill.
A negro woman was heard to say, that g
friend of hers .swould be dead two weeks
| ago next Friday il she had lived"
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
| ulsrly from the carrier will greatly oblige US
by promptly reporting to this Office. tt
Wanted-By q white woman. Q place to do
| the cooking or general work of q family. Call
| at boarding house, opposite Missouri Pacific
depot. augStl"
If you want anything nobby, durable and
cheap in head or foot wear call ON Smith q
| Bolton, corner 18th street and Franklin
Avenue. may9tf
Go to Martlsnd's new gallery for the best
| photographs. HIS cabinet size at % pei
dozen can't be beat. Remember opposite the
postofice. spr4tf
Old corn sells at - per barrel. Hay from
s. to so cents. according to quality. Cats. u
cents. Coal, delivered, sells at6@9 cents, n
per quantity.
The business association met Thursday
| The committee to consult the ferry company
| was continued, MI. Milton F. Royle being
added to it.
Wanted-Two unfurnished rooms In prt-
vste house. by gentleman and wife, septem-
Der l, 1885, with or without board. Address
J. w., this Office. sug1w2
Our county correspondents will greatly
oblige US by sending in as. many stock notes
as possible. Sales of stock and fat animals;
shipments purchases, &c.
You will find the Creamery Butter to bt
made only from pure cream. II you don'
believe it come out to the Creamery some fine
morning about 4:30 and see 1t churned. 2t
For Ssle-A good residence, one. Of the
best In the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses. well, cistern. etc. Prics
only s. 900. Terms easy. Inquire Of J. p
Ardineer nov29tf
Capt. David Il. Silver, of the steamer c. c
Carroll, who has been stopping in Lexington
for several days. says the Laclede Hotel fur
nishes a better solid meal than any hotel II
st. Louis.
The Methodist E. church, South, In thil
city, has contracted for IN iron fence, to b,
l puil ou H "CSG SI0 -So0ku lAoASs VI ia
church, including also the parsonage. to b
finished by Sept. %. Price. s4s0.
Nessrs. Joseph. Edelen, Jos. Curtis, Isaac
Gibson, Albert Loomis and Ed. Ahrens wer'
each fined for doing business without takini
out license, this week, The fines were q
and costs, amounting to I'll s. in each Gaze.
Todd arrested John Simmons. Thursda.
| -, a,,-n ,,o m tho of 4, n
of bystanders. summons was biubbering ant
threatening to cut Todd's blankety blsnl
throat with u rock, but he finally surrendered
We are very sorry that we haye to sgail
ask those that have been owing us for some
time to come in and settle their accounts will
us; we need the money and hope this motto
will be sufficient. Respectfully. Chinn 1
Chinn. 1uly25t4
St. Louis Republican, August 3:-'Quite
number of prominent steambostmen go t
Lexington. Mo-, Thursday, as witnesses i
the OH Silver law suit vs.. The Bridge Com
pany at Boonville for the loss of the steame
Bright Light"
The improvement committee OF the counc
complains that the new culvert on Tent
street, near the Eneberg place, leaks. II ths
Is true it should not be accepted. The CIT
not come up to the requirements of the coz
tract.
Mr.. j. A. Richardson, of the u. S. river In
provement corps was here during the wee
and purchased of Messrs. Reid and Taylor II
privilege to cut willows from their land
here. for the Kansas City work. He wan
men and teams to 60 to work next Monds
, or Tuesday.
The cannery started up last Tuesday morr
ing, ON corn. Three or four loads q dav
only, have been used this week. By MOI
! day everything will be In working order an
. the business running extensively. Mr.. 81
vel. expects to can at least twice as much
l he did last year.
!, Having rented the Mountjoy residence, {
! South street, I will move my boarding hou,
to that place September LIST. A few nj
( rooms to let, with board. Day boarde
I solicited. Terms as low as the quality
board will permit. Everything first elias
Satisfaction guaranteed. Respectfully, Mr.
Evan Young. ast4
Vanity Fair, abiding to the prevalent ii
! tress In England. says that at Newmsrk
l lately, thirteen of Mr.. Chaplin's yearlinl
only averaged $3.50 g~uiness each, and some
the more fsshionsbly bred animals only 80
guineas apiece, one handsome FLY being di
u posed of at the rate of but a guinea al ounc
Appalling, indeed!
We said Monday would be q big day, 81
. 1t was. 1t was q big day for q crowd of PEE
pie. 1t was q big day for our merchants.
II was a big day for the horse jockeys. and fin
ly it was a big day when the recorder cora
u ed the jockeys and made EN- pay more
g fines than they could earn honestly IN thu
peculiar business in fifteen years. o, yes,
was a big day.
The Normal Institute at Odessa opene
" last Tuesday, with an address by Prof.
- NJ. Beach. Twenty-three teachers we
enrolled the first day, thirtY-six the secon
I. and others have been dropping IN daily ev
rs since. Every teacher in the county shou
t.. endeavor to attend. 1t is not too late to beg
in with next week. Rev. j. A. Qusrles, D. I
ye and Prof. Geo. NJ. Catron will be there ne
n week. and will deliver valuable addresses
school work,
The October term of the Kansas City cot
of appeals will convene Monday, October
n. with Judges Philips, Hall and Ellison on t
It, bench. The docket, which is quite q lengt
one, containing nearly four hundred cas-
will occupy the court until the middle
January, the January call opening ON Nc
he day, January 4. The following Lafaye
lis county cases are In the docket :-s29. Ell,
,a beth Harrison. RESPONDENT. vs. Missouri