Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17
State grange, October 20.

OSepu De olNcE.
Ask Trisg n Shields for q can of Plstt q
,o.s white cberries. oct17w2
Bad air at the new shaft has somewhat m
peded matters there this week.
The best flour in the market Is the Excel
,ior brand. Ask your grocers for 1t. nlotf
Don't miss seeing Fun o. the Bristol at
opera house, next Friday night, Oct. %.
Get YOUR seats to-day for Humptv Dumpty.
They are going like hot cakes. Call at Luo-
A notice of the tournament at Gillespies
bridge is unavoidablv postponed until next
week.
The miners. above town. complain = great
deal that their tools are stolen out OF the
banks at night.
The Old Reliable Red r flour still takes the
cake. Warranted free from worms common
to f,our in hot weather. 1une27tf
Dan Brown was before the recorder Mon
day, and was fined IS and costs, in all I'll H.
for disturbing the peace.
Comfortables and blankets In great variety
as prices are lower than ever. Call and buy
them off. Henry Wilker. ectSwS
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige US
by promptly reporting to this Office. tt
Mr.. Matt. wayman's little boy sccidently
jerked a tea pot off of the stove. last Monday
morning, and scalded his legs badly.
The ladies of the city and county are invi-
ted to call and inspect my stock Of millinery
notions and fancy goods. Mrs. 8. A. Moore
head. oct Smz
If you want anything hobby. durable and
cheap in head or foot wear, call on Smith q
| Bolton, corner 18th street and Franklin
Avenue may9tf
To THE LADIEs:-Mrs. Moorehead has
| received her new stock of millinery, notions
| and fancy goods. Call and see her when you
oro :, town. oct3 M
Mr.. Fred. Meet has made arrangements to
mt ND ice in large quantities this winter and
expects TO 60 regularly into the ice business
next summer.
Itch and prairie mango, cured in 30 min
utes by Woolferd's Sanitary Lotion. This
never tails. Sold by Chss. W. Loomii
druggist, Lexington. marzl-iy
Mr.. j. M. Grumpy suffered . COMPOUND
fracture of the shoulder, last FRIDAY. BY fall
ing from a fall at the coal mines. DR.. Cham
hers attended him and he Is doing well.
Mr.. Rufus Young had . tumor removed
from the side of his neck, last Saturday, D!
DR., Geo. HALEY, of Kansas City. assisted D!
Drs. Gordon and Fulkerson, Of this city.
:, We have a dozen different brands Of cor
, sets made by the best factories In the Unite
, States, ranging in prices from 80 cents to "
in white and colored. Henry Wilker. o3tS
& Fol sale-A good residence, one OF th
9 hest in the city, on Main street. large hous
t good outhouses, well, cistern. etc. frie
only 50 900. Terms easy. Inquire Of ..
! Ard;noer nov29tf
= Tom Price was arrested, last Saturday ev'
ming, for disturbing the peace, and put in II
d 'boose. Monday he was fined 80 and cost
S17 10 in all, and as he had no wealth
went to the rocks.
l., 1t is hardly necessary tor US TO mentie
that we have the prettiest stock OF ginghan
" in town. as We have always had the reput
n ton of keeping the newest and Mobile
h s,,Ios Henry Wilker. oct3w3
The greatest of all Irish comedienne
3 Miss St. George Hussey, as "Wido
b. O,Brien," IN the Fun, on the Bristol, at ope
/, house, Friday night, Oct. %. One continue
ty laugh the entire evening. You'll go!
I'd Messrs. j. T. LOOMS 4 Co., OF Kaus
ID CITY. have sent Mr.. Peterson, Of lndepe
st dence here, to buy apples. He is at the Q
lg Chadwick store, one door east Of Aica
in Hall. He wants about IL to ~ car loads
apples.
H. Mr.. John Is. Santmyer, Of Davis townsh
nd has recently completed the assessment
in Freedom, Washington and Clay TOWNSHIP
in He thinks there will be a decrease In the v
a ustion of live stock. but that other prope
he will about hold its own.
en- The Missouri Pacific railroad will make
he other low rate to St. Louis next week.
,b- Tozer will sell round trip tickets, Tuesd
led including a ticket to the exposition. at 80
,ed good to return as late as Thursday mig
Tx. giving two days In st. Louis.
A very complimentary notice of the h
md d. C. Browne, the new Methodist minis
in at this place. taken from the Sadslis Bal
for will be found on the first page OF this is'
op- We welcome MIR. Browne to his new cha
II a and wish him much success In 1t.
lass The calaboose prisoners could be profits
Tier emplOycu lOT u q VI S"os NV
,rIy rows, fixing Main street, In front Of
lust Kriehn's new house. At present the sire
late in a dangerous condition for night travel,
1t the side walk is also cut up by gullies.
and Mr.. H. C. Lowell was before the recor
,uri Monday, charged with assault for kic
ave. Rice Anderson out Of the Laclede Hotel.
dis Jury deliberated about five minutes. and
une verdict was to the effect that he did the ?
ian, er thing. Evidently he Is not the kin
wing Rice they want in that kitchen.
bly,. The steamer Dakota passed down 70
and Louis, last Saturday, with a very good
each Capt. Keith reports the river quite low
md, the channel hard to find, and it is not
,du- ly that she will return this season.
Dakota has made many friends all 6
state the river who will welcome her back
con- spring.
hing Richmond Democrat
cord WAR crippled a man In Lexington Thurs
ork- It was discovered that the man didn't
either of the Lexington papers and q
ct at know the show was in town until the eleI
urn kicked him through a brick wall.
ton, should be an awful warning to the man
vhit- does not take his county papers,"
The The young men, John Puckett and
.nted Arnold, who were arrested in this city
1cto- DAYS ago, charged with robbing 3 1e5
:, VS.. were taken to Cartervllie, the scene
unity, robbery, for trial. NO evidence wns
omit was adduced against them, and they
o and discharged. 1t seems that great in1usti'
been lone to the young men In their arr
liant; A few hours work now BY the cali
Glow prisoners, on the street north of Goose
than, would add greatly to the safety of the 9
rgued sive work just completed at the culvert
less attended to before the heavy fal
from commence, the cost of the work will be
encer, increased, as the wash will necessarily
rapid off a great deal of dirt each rain while
siness mains In its present condition.
d men. We learn that hog cholera 10 raging
j. and and Sni-a-Bsr townships, this count
large numbers of hogs have already
10. and Among the losers are Thos. Cobbs. %;
lave a err Osborn. 40; Cyrus Osborn, 70; "
dollars Thomas, 50; Joseph Hammer, 40; v
their Rankin, %; kinkead q Gilmore, 30. 1
ington maining hogs are reported as nearly
and the farmers are fearful they will
future. able to save enough to make their met
It disa- The city council met, last Stature
ling to make the tax levy for the ensuing year
) often, levy made was as fOllOws:-For geneI
cess, enue fund one halt of one per cent. TO
damus fund Lexington Savings Bank
yege- tenths Oh ono pei oen'' = Iuusm
Thomas lauoinan' que slA'u VI
nan. cent. for gas fund, on real estate only
no. was gas district only, one third of one pc