Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-22
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Secondhand Store Stools for sale very
cheap. w. G. McCausland. a22,f
Lawn Settees 4, 8, and 6 feet long, chesp,st
H. 4 F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. asst
The best -four in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for It. n15tf
Fresh Oysters, served In any style to suit,
and at lowest prices. at the. Palace Resrau-
rant. aug22t2
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
| Betting, at Jordsn's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
A number of chamber suits will be sold 1t
extra low prices at H. 3 F. Winkier's, Lex
ingtop. Missouri, m3tf
Go to Martland's new gallery for the best
photographs. His csbiaet size III S3 per
| dozen can't be beat. spr4tf
Subscribers VINO fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige US
by promptly reporting to this office. tt
Chiffonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
ries with bookcase, good and fine work, and
cheap at n. b f. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
sourf. m8d
If you want anything nobby, durable and
cheap in head or foot wear, call on Smith &
| Bolton, corner 18th street and Franklin
| Avenue, msy9tf
Commisssry A. J. Hall tells US that there
will be 3 commlssar7 car with the special
train, Tuesday morning, to take baskets to
the reunion.
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city, On Main street, large house,
good ~outhouses. we'll, cIstern. etc. Price
only 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire of J P.
Ardinger noVzSu
We are very sorry that we have to again
ask those that have been owing US for some
time to come in and settle their accounts with
us; we need the money and hope this notice
will be sufficient. Respectfully. Chinn 4
Chinn. 1uly2't4
Higginsvllle ost:-sBurglsrs broke into
DR.. Fulkerson's house Monday night and
stole 80 out of his trousers pockets. They
also called at c. C. Cstron's house. but got
nothing, although they made 3 strong pull ON
his trousers which he had hung on the bed"
Messrs. Graham & Morrison sold. this
week, to the W. NJ. A. an immense Superior,
hotel stove: q No. 9. with sic holes, q reser-
voir and g heating closet. II the boys get to
eat all that can be cooked on that stove they
will need to have their buttons we'll sew
ed on.
Having rented the Mountjoy residence. on
South street, 1 will move my boarding house
to that place September LIST. A few nice
rooms to let, with board. Day boarders
solicited. Terms IS low IS the quality OF
board will permit. Everything frst-clsss
Satisfaction guaranteed. Respectfully, Mrs
Evan Youne. asia
HigginsvilIe Post:-"The Post has received
q catalogue Of the Odessa Institute, q High
School and College, under the charge Of Prof
w. NJ. Beach. The school il rapidly grow
ing in popular favor, and we notice 1t has Its
printing done at home, as it should do, and
, for this reason, il no other, deserves the sup
port of the Odessa people,"
A case of mayhem was up before Esquire
Clayton Wednesday morning. The warrant
charges William Ford with assaulting ane
beating Bruce Walker, and, biting OF the cal
of the said Bruce Walker. Mr.. Blackwell
appeared for the state, and Mr.. r. A. HickliE
for the defense. Ford tool q change of venue
and the case will be tried before ESQUIRE
:. i Chandler on the 9th instant. Our reporter
tried to get at the facts without waiting fol
the trisl, and was told that Bruce was tn
aygressor. That he knocked Ford down, ant
that Ford got up and ''cIawed and chawed'
that Niger in a scan'lous manner.
:. Thursday morning some yOun! gentlemen
were out boat -riding. and practicing will
!, sails. The steamer Vim. Stone came past
| and they concluded to ride her waves. The,
put the skiff rs close to the stern of the steam
err as possible, so as to get the benefit Of tn
. big waves. The first wave came near up
setting the craft, and gave all the occupants
+, good drenching. VIM. Bolton was almos
| submerged. G. A. Sturges tried to CHM
the mast to escape = watery grave. VIII
!. Quarles crawled under the seat, and Thos
e Irwin was heard to shout that If he ever 60
on dry land again he would never be caugh
. IN such q foolish snap again.
= Messrs. w. G.. McCausland and w. G
r Musgrove have established regulations =
movers. Either Of them can break up house
e keeping and 60 to boarding OF one day
notice. or can quit boarding and 20 to hous'
keeping in a few hours. Either can NOV
II from one part of town to some other part 8
easily that their friends don't know, half th
q time, where they live. They seem to like i
and it Is nobody else's business. They hsv
K moved around so much, and changed the
manner of living SO often, that 1t Is the cut
tom of their friends to ask them "Where d
you live now 2" care you boarding or keeI
ing house%' After many years. work
establishing their regulations as the "bol
movers,"M Mr.. w. B., Wilson steps in and TAKE
: the rag off the bush, and gets away with tt
bakery. He moved three times last week, an
at last counts was not thoroughly settled
When he gets bis hand In what may we M
u expect from him?
, Mr.. Worth Easter and Mr.. John Taylo
were going home together about six o'cloc
' last Monday evening. Mr.. Easter and a ham
9 sickle, and when they reached the fiat plst
o opposite Mr.. Tsylor's residence, he said /
g believed he would cut a path through Il
weeds, and commenced the work. Mr.. Tsy
;, lor went on, but had gone only q few steI
- when Mr.. Easter called him, and said he hs
" -cst himself. Mr.. Taylor went to him, an
found his left leg bleeding profusely. and
" cash about two and 3 half inches long on tt
outside of the left leg. about half way b.
=, tween the knee and ankle. Mr.. Taylor Gale
his little girl, who was in the yard near b.
and told her to bring him some rags. She d
Q, SO, and he bound up the wounded leg, an
Re helped Mr.. Easter home. DR.. G0sewisch vi
he called in, and dressed the wound, taking
OF couple Of stitches to hold it together. n
Ii Easter will be able to get out in . few day
Craps il the national game for negroe
bootLlacks aud that class of gamblers wi
have but little money to venture. Such
er game has been played in this city eve
10 Sunday for q month or more. The game W
~ played on the platform on the east side
Barley & BandOn's carpenter shop on Twelf
street, between Main and Franklin, al
70 could have been seen by any one psss1n
u. though spies were out, and when perso
he were coming too close to the gamblers
mt signal from a spy would stop the game. NJ
Jos. Chinn got wind of the affair, and Ia
~, Sunday afternoon he and Mr.. John b.
I'm liss determined to investigate the matt.
lat Mr.. Bayliss went dow Franklin street, a
ry Mr.. Chinn went through the alley. n
'gs Chinn saw a spy in the alley, who was in t
a act of giving the signal, when he called
op him, and told him to keep quiet, or he won
He shoot. The spy had been in Jail seve
Ter times, and knew that Mr.. Chinn wOuld hs
he no monkeying, so he wilted. The ofic.
lar then closed in on the crowd, captured th'
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