Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-26
gatelligenfer.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
Old Mems Club to-day.

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Sell your old iron at JoIdan's Foundry and
" acbine Shops. m6tf
Garrison Grange will meet at 10 O'Clock, p.
next Saturday.
The rock from the calaboose is being hauled
up to twenty third street. i
Bridge timbers Sx1O inches, 10, II and IA
feet long, for sale be E. Allen. july4tf
Dc not neglect, ladies, to read the adver-
tisement of the Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar.
See our silk velvets for 81 worth 81 80.
They are beauties. NJ. F. Royle 4 Son. mi
Mr.. Thomas Clark has enclosed his resi-
deuce, on Third street, with a nice picket
fence.
Mr., Thos. E. Austin is now at the Ahrens
Dry Goods Bazaar, where he will be glad TO
ee his friends.
The bottom and first course OF the new
tower have been finished ana io"ereo
to the foundation.
Every farmer that raises wheat shouldge
me of the double land rollers manufactured
Nv W. Nj. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1uly2eti
Graham 4 Morrison are doing q land once
business in selling stoves, this fall, especially
In the better kinds of heating stoves.
Our correspondent at Concordia tells oil q
severe accident to Mr.. Kuster, and OF a case
of cruel child beating by MIR. ID. RotenDerg.
The Boston Herald says a great deal IN q
few words under the heading, The Truth
About Protection" The article may be found
IN this issue.
Itch and prairie mango, cured in ~ MIN
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by Chas. w. Looms
druooist. Lexington. mar2l-1y
We are now receiving our fall stock. You
will find bright. new and desirable selections
In every department Look at them 1t Will
cost YOU nothing. M. F. Boyle u Son. I'm
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best In the city on Main street, large house,
good outhouses. well, cistern, etc. Price
only % 600. Terms easy. Inquire Of J.P.
Ardineer. nov29tf
For Sale-175 acres of extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price TOO
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
+ desired. Terms to suit. Inquire of. 2.
A%rdinger. ho'1Su
Satterly's Magic Relief-warranted to cure
rheumatism. neuralgia and pains in general,
il taken according to directions. Manufac-
tured and for sale by Isaac N. Satterly, Main
street. Lexington, Mo. Try 1t. sep19ts*
A meeting was held at Higglnsville. Mon
day, to appoint a committee, to visit Col.
Law, with a view of getting him to extend
the c., B. s. @. through Higginsville to the
southwest, bridging the Missouri at Waverly.
The Messrs. Royle have always something
attractive to offer to their customers, but
their present large selection of fine dry goods
is unusually pretty. In staples they cannot
be surpassed. Read what they have to say
for themselves and give them a call.
Mr.. +. C.. T. Brightwell has accepted q
position in the grange store at Higginsville'
Mr.. Brightwell has a large acquaintance In
the county, is an experienced clerk, and has
the confidence of all who know him. he Will
be glad to see his friends at his new location
The cannery has been paying fifteen cents
q bushel for tomatoes all summer, but lasl
Monday raised the price to twenty cents
Since the raise in price Mr.. Tim Toward:
farm seems to have turned to tomatoes, a.
he keeps his team in a trot from daylight til
dark.
81, AOulS hCpuDliChhs Whs kS1SA -
Vaught, nephew of Col. Hunter Ben jenkins
is in the city en- route to Vanderbilt uniyersl
w. Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. Vaught is from
Point Pleasant, W. Va, and reports the corr
crop in the Kanawha valley the largest the
have had there TO many years."
The steamer Dakota passed up, last Thurs
day morning, for Kansas City. with the bes
trip of the season. Capt. Keith says tn
river is getting low and is in very bad condi
ton from the mouth Of the Usage river t
Kansas City but the lower end of the river l
in very good boating order. The Dakota vii
stay in the river until the ice ZONES
Mr.. C. NJ. Primer says he can hoist coal GU
of his shaft at much less expense by water
power than by steam or even by horsepower
As soon as the waterworks are permanent
in operation, and he is satisfied there will b
no more delays or accidents, he will put u
the water-power. This is only one of q nun
Der of enterprises that will doubtless hav
use for water motors. The Intelligence
wishes them all success.
Messrs. Graham & Morrison sold. a fe'
days ago, to Prof. Kerdolff. for use at II
COllCkCs II oxVS
an Immense affair, with 8 number 9 holes,
81 gallon tank, and all modern improvement
The stove weighed 1000 pounds, and is OIL
of the three largest stoves ever sold in th
city, the other two having been sold by Il
same firm to the E. Aull seminary and Long
hotel. The stove is for soft coal.
The express Office at this place is to be co
-zr...l n,oh>, NTH tho railroad off
Mr.. Tozer being in charge. This will ihro
out Mr.. N. G. Bishop, who has been the e.
press agent in this city for the past Gig
years. Mr.. Bishop IS in every way a gentl
man. He is q faithful and correct busine
man, and all our people regret his loss of I
position which is caused by no dissatisfacti'
with him. but only in pursuance OF a gener
policy. Mr.. Bishop thinks of going in
mercantile business somewhere, and shou
he do so we wish him great prosperity.
Bankers and brokers nave just received t
description of a counterfeit SO bill viii
has recently been put on the market. 1t il
treasury note, series of 1880, letter l. W
head of Webster. It can be easily detect
from the following peculiarities: The VOL
"Register of the Treasury" and ''Treasul
of the United States' do not appear unt
the respective signatures Of b. X. Bruce O
Jas. Gilfllan. The words "Act o. March
1858" and Engraved and Printed at
Bureau of Engraving and Printing" are a
omitted, and the small words, "Ten Dolla
and limited States' around the border
almost illeglble.
On the oath of last November Henry Fl
err, Perry Williams, John Nash, Geo. Ma
James Jacobs, Tuck Bush, Ti1in Green
Wright jenkins were charged with assault
and beating Ada Davis. All the parties
coiored, and the assaulters were arrested
fined 800 and costs each, except Wright j
kins, The officers have kept a lOok-Ou
Jenkins ever since, but he kept out of
way. Tuesday Howard Williams saw hin,
jenkins out-ran the officer and escaped,
the chase was so hot that jenkins conclu
to surrender, and on Wednesday sent W
to Mr.. Williams, who made the arrest,
jenkins then plead guilty to the charge,
was fined 800 and costs, by Esquire Clay
which he paid. This crowd will hesita
long time before they strip and whip ano1
woman for an imaginary Offense.
Lexington Lodge, number 149, A. F.. \
NJ, met last Monday night, in its beautif
renovated hall. With a new, frescoed
ing, new wall paper, and a freshened up
pet, the large and elegant hall looked
well indeed. Not the least feature in its
proyement is the hanging Upon the W
framed separately. in groups, of panel phi
graphs of the following past masters of
,odge:-Benedict Thomas, James Clowd,