Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1885-11-14
SHORTS.
Corn 81 so per barrel.

Postum supperS are lashiohaois aho"s '"o
boys.
Mr.. R. A. Hickl,n intends to modernize his
cottage.
The electric light man was not quite cute
spough.
= Read the council proceedings on Inc OUT
side. They are interesting.
4 If "your uncle" has your overcoat 1t Is lime
1 you were making him visit
The ne ewest and best stock OF dress goods'at
/ the Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. noVl4tz
We are for the water company II II docs
right; against it if it does wrong.
Millinery, notions aud hair goods at cash
prices, can be seen at Mrs. Arnolds. oiotl
Go to Martland's new gallery for the best
photographs. HIS cabinet size at Sa per
4 .,osan oan,, be beat. apr4tf
The Commercial Hotel, under the manage
I ment of Mr.. Lewis Neale, has quickly gained
f;r.t .cl,ss renutation. oct3ltf.
Every farmer that raises wheat should gel
csne of the double land rollers manufactured
, ov w. M, Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1uiy2st1
sall vour old iron at Joldan's Foundry ana
! Machine Shops. "o''
Secondhand Store Stools for sale very
w a NIoC.usland. a22tf
1t is reported on the streets that Ess. dan''
who killed Cornelius Hockaday, has made a
confession. ,
The gymnasium of the W. NJ. A. Is iinish-
ed. hut the apparatus has not yet been put up
and but little of it has been received.
To THE LADIRs:-Mrs. Moorehead mas
received her new stock of millinery notlohs
and fancy goods. Call and see her when you
,..oun oct3 m2
Don't buy lumber, lime, halr, cement OF
mixed paints until you give me call. Will
make YOU bottom figures. q. A. Stufges'
.;no,or Mo sept26tf
! have just received another pufchase VI
Boucle (nigger head). with tricots TO match'
The most .'chic'' of all dress good novelties.
W. G. McCausland. oc'"iu
Robt. Sandifer, jr., was before the recorder
Tuesday, charged with an assault on Mike o.
Gallagher. The case was continued till next
Monday and defendant released on slo9 oond'
The high winds have stopped work TWO OF
4 three times on the tower. The workmen are
not afraid, but it Is impossible to hoist new
layer into position when the wind is blowing
We call attention to the Ahrens Dry Goods
Bazssr's new ad. They have the handsomest
and cheapest cloaks in town. Ladies Will
consult their own interest by inspecting their
/ stock. noSi.'I
For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
4 rest in the city, on Main street. large mousse
. good outhouses, well, cistern. etc. frlce
only 50 600. Terms easy. Inquire OF .. r.
Ardnger. ho'1"''
Cold weather is coming, and our county
\ ,sil will.soon be full Of petty Offenders VINO
manage to get board and lodging all winter
to be turned out in the spring. A rock-plie
would be deterrent.
Huursb for the c., B. & Q. and hurrah fol
the town in Lafayette county that gets IL
Them,s our sentiments. Thank goodness we
are not 80 hide bound as to wish the road to
STAY away if we cannot get it for ourselves.
The surveyors on the st. Louis and Kansas
.Citv Short Line railroad are camped IN the
eastern end of town. Wepublish, elsewhere
two interesting articles in regard to TINS road
The case of the state against Perry Clay
Thomas Clay and Silas Clay, all white
:16arged with petit larceny was before Esquire
CLAYTON Thursday, and continued I'LL the
u Goth. The parties were released on 500 bono
4 each.
4 Ask to see the celebrated wool-embroider
n ed skirting flannel, deliberately embroidered
with wool yarn. wears better, washes bettel
| and retains their beauty and evenness bette
than any skirting now offered. For sale
n I.Cous,end,s oc3ltf
Smallpox is raging in Montreal, Canada
and is beyond the control of the doctors. L
is much nearer to us than that, but not II
quite so malignant form. 1t is our duty U
! be ready to fight it when it comes. Let
have pest-house which is the first essen
tial.
The five highest grades at the Academy 70
. month ending, Nov. 6, are as follows: ISL,
S.DeArman. Knob Noster, SO 81; Ind Z
C. Littlefeld. Knob Noster. So 81; I'D, Davi
n. Glass, Cass county, 50 II; 4th, w. L
4 Melvin, Knob Noster, 81 2-3; 9Th, Verno
+ willet, Harrisonville. 81 81.
County Collector Harrison has appointe
Judge VIM. Young to be attorney for tn
collection of back taxes. The selection Is
good one. No one is more familiar wit
county affairs generally than is Judge Young
and we feel satisfied he will discharge tn
duties of the office ably and promptly, an
yet as considerably as may be.
s, A part of the apparatus for the w. NJ.
gymnasium, has been received from st. Loui
The remainder is being made by II. Y +
&, Winkler of this city. nice room, lSHA
feet and l2 feet high, has been built by Nj
Wentworth, and is now ready for the appaI
stus which will be in place BY Saturday
ssriy next week. This will be open for bot
day and boarding pupils.
81 Mr.. John Bour broke ground, Thursda.
for tive new business houses, on the corner
18th street and Franklin avenue. That pa
of the city Is having boom, Mr.. Fran
Kriehn and Mr.. Jos. F. Smith having abol
completed their new residences.and Mr.. j.
z Shewalter's handsome residence being we
under way. beside two or three other res
dences which have been completed.
Little Dollie Dunderberger, aged year
who lives on the Sewell farm, near tow
was shot, yesterday afternoon, by the acc
= dental discharge of pistol. The ball passe
through the feshy part of the left arm. D
Straughn was promptly called in and attent
ed to the child. He does not think any BOZ
was broken or artery severed, and beiiev'
s6e will recover without much trouble.
E.G. Perdue, white. made an assault c
h Granville Talbot, colored, with a butch
knife on the Sd day of October, at the Laclet
hotel. He was arrested and his case set Fl
hearing on Nov. 8, and he was released {
. 800 bond. That same night his bondsm:
P gave him up to the sheriff, and Perdue WI
put in Jail. Last Friday he was tried befo
Esquire Clayton, and fined 800 and cost
and went back to Jail, where he will be vel
d cared for during the winter and not thil
d 10 do. This is verv severe punishment.
There was a runaway on the street lg
TUESDAY morning. Mr.. Fayette Patterson
team, a black horse and . black mule, we
left standing in front of the stable, on Broa
y s5ay, but partially hitched to the WACO
z They ran up the street, and when in front
Y Shackiett's the wagon tongue broke in I
middle and the wagon strnck the hub of t
spring wagon of Mr.. Hodges, and knocked
back against the spring wagon of Mr.. Shac
Z lett. Mr.. Hodges wagon had an axle spru
and both singletrees broken. Mr.. Shacklet
/ wagon had shaft broken. The wonder
ths greater damage was not done.
: The cadets at W. NJ. A. held an election.
Tuesday, for sergeants and corporals, and
the afternoon OF Wednesday. the 18th in
At dress parade, at which quite large nu
: her of ladies and gentlemen were preseG,
general order was read, naming the Il
officers, as follows: Adlutant, James
= 5usrles; captain, Edward NJ. Taubms