Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-19

Oysters in every style. at the City Restaur
ant. sept12t2.
Martland's photos of babies and children
can't be beat. nov92tf
Secondhand Store Stools for sale yer.
cheap. w. G. McCauslsnd. a22tf
Benz. Vaughan will have 500 bushels o
Ben Davis apples to sell this fall.
Lawn Settles 4. 8, and 8 feet long, cheap,a
h. & F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. a25tf
The best -four in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask Your grocers for it. n15tf
Get Boston Betting Company's standar'
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and 2schIn'
shops. m6tf
Mr.. Jos. F. Smiths new residence, OF
Main street, will be ready for the roof in
few days. .
Go to Martland's new gallery for the bes
dozen can't be beat. apr4tf
Goods were never 80 cheap. You can &c
more now for 81 than ever before In your life
at NJ. F. Royle j. Sons. sept5Inl
Mr.. j. D. Shewalrer has begun the work o.
remodeling the Buckner house. He vii
make q tne residence of it.
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly' from the carrier will greatly oblige u
by promptly reporting to this Office. tt
C%hifonnieres and secretaries, and secrets'
ries with bookcase, good and fine work, ant
cheap at H.. q F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
souri. m3tf
II you want anything hobby, durable and
cheap in head or foot wear, call on Smith q
Bolton, corner 18th street and Franklin
Avenue. may9tf
We have received part, the others will
soon arrive of a beautiful line of dress goods
We ask an early call to get your choice. NJ.
F. Royle & Son. sept5m1
Mr.. McCausland has been receiving large
lots of goods, this week. When completed
his fall stock will be one Of the largest and
best selected that has ever come to Lexington.
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses. well, c~lstern, etc. Price
only - 900. Terms easy. Inquire of J. P.
Ardinger nov20tf
.or Sale-175 acres of extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price $35
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
If desired. Terms to suit. Inquire of J. P.
Ardinger. nOv2Su
The street cars prove q great convenience
in one thing-for persons to 90 to the depot
to see their friends off when they leave town.
1t is always pleasant to do this, and now the
expense is trifine.
The residence OF Joel h. Abbot. of WASH
ington Court House. Ohio, was damaged by
the recent cyclone to the extent Of 5000. Mr..
Abbot is a brother-in-l law Of DR.. j. H.
Straughn of this city.
Mrs. DR.. G. W. Young will take q few
boarders, at her residence, on South street.
large and desirable and location one
of the most pleasant in the city. Also q few
day boarders can be accommodated. For
terms, apply at the house. suX29t4.
I have q splendid selection of the latest and
patterns of wall paper and win
dow shades; also keep white lead, linseed
oil, window glass and toys. Also contract
for house painting and paper hanging. ].
W. Grant. apr9m6
Itasca Eencampment, No. 6. 1. o. o. F..
the following officers, last Friday
night j. W. Homer. C. P; D. W. Curry,
II. P; Chris. Walk, 8. w.; Smith Benedick
j.. W.; c. g. Ludwigs, Scribe; j. F. E.
Winkler, Treasurer. They will be installed
the evening of the second Friday Of next
There will be an old time picnic gwen
in Mr.. D. N. Crsven's pasture, 8
northwest Of wellington. on the
and Camden road, to-day.
Arrangements nave been made to have
plenty of everything in the way Of estsbles on
the tables for every one present. Prominent
men have been invited to speak. There will
be dancing. swinging and amusem-nts. z.
w. Wright, James Good, Jos. johnson. Off
GERS of rnsilay; z. W. Wright, d. NJ. Craven.
John Huffman. reception committee; Ira
u. W. Craven. j. A. Thompson,
committee on table.
Kansas City Times, September 15:-'The
States snag boat, H.. G. Wright, came
the Missouri yesterday and is anchored
of Harlem. The boat, under supervision of
Major A. NJ. Miller. corps of engineers, US ).
has been very active during the past
30 VIC bCCu llOLu IuC INK liSt
Of snags removed between st. Louis and Kan
sas City from August 8 10 September 4, 1886,
inclusive: Six at Wilson's Island, 2 at mouth
Missouri river, q in Amazon Bend, 2 in Cora
Chute, 2 at Fountain Bluffs, 2 ut Little's
Island, % in Pelican Bend. l at Mullanphy
Island. 2 at Charbonier, 10 in St. Charles Chute,
4 at Catfish Island, 20 at Green's Bottom, ~
in Howelps Bend, 5 at Murdock's. 3 in Au-
gusta Bend, l ut Hlnckle's, 2 at South Point,
2 in Marthasville Bend, 8 in Emily bend, 4 in
Miller's bend, 4 at Lumwald's island, 3 at
Prices, I at Herman island, 1 at Iron fort, 10
at Gasconade, 2 at Pannels, 8 in Fishers
bend, 8 at St. Auberts. II at Furguson's. B at
Usage, 2 at Cedar island, l at Cedar City, in
Clsysville bend, 2 in stanley's chute, 4 in
Marion bend, ~ in Eureka bend, 1 ut Sandy
Hook. 4 at Providence, 8 in Plow Boy bend,
1 at Terrarin island, 3 at Warren's, 3 at
Hunts, 4 at Rocheport bluffs, 8 in Diana bend
2 at Moore's landing, 3 at Bon Femme creek,
at Lamine river, 2 at Cedar point. l at Harri-
sons, 8 at Arrow Rock island.4 in Robinson's
bend. 10 in Niger bend, 2 in Saline City bend
8 in Euphrase bend. 10 In Glasgow bend, 3 at
Harrison's island, 10 In Cambridge bend, 7 in
Frankfort reach, IL In BushWh8ekers' bend,
53 at Brunswick point, l at Paddock's point,
10 in Dewitt bend, 10 ut head Watson's is
land, 4 In Teteseau bend, 8 in Prunty's chute
/ at Laynesville, | at Chicken point, 8 in
Wakends bend, 3 in Wsverly bend, 8 in Bslti-
more bend, 3 In Berlin bend, ! at Lexington
bend, 3 at Globe roint, 0 in Camden bend, 3
ut Napoleon, 4 IN Fire creek bend, ! in Blue
Mills chute. l in Wayne City bend. Total
snags pulled 49,"
Kansas City Times, September l5:-"Mr.
J. l.. Boggess, the conductor of the Chicago
& Alton train robbed at -BlGe Springs. Mr..
Roe BOynton, the brakeman, and the porter,
Hopkins, went to Independence yes
terday morning for the purpose of viewing
McHenry and Pierce, the men arrested at
on suspicion of being concerned in
the robbery, Boynton, dressed in an old suit
of clothes, was placed in the cell occupied BY
the prisoners, remained With them a half hour
or more. II was right glad to get out" he
said to a Times reporter last evening. ''They
told me o: their experience In other jails. In
order not to appear fresh, l told them l had
been in Jail several times myself and gave a
thrilling description of how 1 had been initia-
ted, being tied up by the heels. 1 seemed to
take better with them after that, but | was
not sure that they might not attempt to initir
ate me. accordingly called to the jsiler
and bid them an atfectionate sdieu." Ibid
you recognize them as the aen?' 81 couldn't
identify them positively, but / believe they
are the right parties. With false whiskers on