Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-04
SIsighiEg is fine.

mo Ice 1hmIu6 LUIS lWSs
Another little snow Wednesday.
Read s.Bee Culturs'' on the drst pags.
Keep the feet warm this cold weather.
Farewell, old year; welcome. the new.
she that givsth to the poor Iendeth to the
Lord"
Call at HIckam's In Dover, for the news
don't forget. jan4t2
To-day is just seven minutes longer than
last Saturday was.
Game has been abundant IN this market
for some days past.
Thermometer, last Friday morning, fifteen
degrees below zero.
Look at J. z. Hickam's Q pound Bio cof-
fee. It is beautiful. jsn4t2
The cistern in the intelllgencer ONCE yard
froze up yesterday afternoon.
Most Of the Ice cutters quit work. Thurs
day, on account Of the excessive cold.
Guard against diphtheria by having pure
air In your home, and keeping warm.
DO you drink an eye-opener or cocktail
these mornings, or have you sworn
A full sketch of Bsyard Taylor's life and
work will he oun on the fourth page.
Extra New Orleans sugar, II pounds for
3l. At HIckam 4 Co.'s, Dover. Mo. jan4ts
We have received the neat address Of Mr..
Randolph Ith, carrier Of the Fulton Tsls-
graph.
The young msu rang out the old year ana
rang in the new, last Tuesday night, In very
fine style.
Mr.. e. Hoffman il nlling his lee house.
There will be no lack of Lexington beer
next summer.
The best new years present you can make
4 friend 10 q twelve months subscription to
the Intslligencsr.
Yesterday wal the coolest day Of the season
The Thermometer at Z o'clock, .. m, mark
Cd seventeen degrees below zero.
We understand that q grand m~asqusrads
ball will be given, at the Ltederkrsnx hall,
on the 14lh prox-St. Valentines day.
If . fellow can't be suited In style for q
sleigh by observing those upon u streets
every day, he is certainly hard to please.
Dur carriers return their sincere thanks to
the patrons of the paper for their very kind
remembrance OF them on New Years day.
Everything made Of iron was apparently
red hot, last Thursday morning-st least II
felt 90 when touched with the naked hand.
Mr. Thsodore Bates was made happy, last
Tuesday morning, by the completion Of the
| e.. l. A. railroad to Bates City in this county.
Lost-Last SATURDAY. bstween the river
and Main street, 3 h~eart-shaped lockst. blu
! stone and pearl set. Please return to this
Office.
Be careful with your fres. It 10 bad to
be burned out at any time, but It would be
terrible hardship in such weather - We are
now having.
The gas lamp on the corner Of Main and
Pine streets was not lighted at all, Monday
night, and the balance Of them were bu,
'sdimly burning"
The library association 10 making An efort
to have . Photographic and telephone Ok
hibition here this winter. II they succeed
it will be very Interesting and instructive.
MAYHEM seems to be assuming mstropol
itsn airs. Our correspondent informs II
that she now boasts \ barber. II the only
shaving dons there Is by this Individual Il
will be well for the town.
1.-THE poor you have always with you"
and this terribly cold weather you shouls
see that no neighbor suffers, and your
"%neighbor" Ii every person whose necessi
ties are made known to you.
Some boys amused themselves, New Year
eve, by carrying of the front gates OF Mrs
Ssllis Long and Mr.. Abe hays. II these par
ties could carry on the boys ears ic return
they would be properly treated.
The old year is dead the new ono 4
young. Let US all work together for thu
| a6v~nnomant nj our oyfv .na .ouo<v q rh.,
when 1880 comes, we may record marked I'm
provement In the business OF both.
The lntelliEencer Acknowledges the re
ceipt Of 3 very handsomely prepared car
rIer's address, from the Richmond Chronicle
1t reflects credit upon the paper, typogrsph
ically and in 4 literary point Of view.
Little Ethan Aliens sled. stolen from hi
fathers dooryard, 10 still missing. Excel
sior'' cost new only three dollars, but he I
willing to pay fec dollars for Its return an,
sufficient evidence to convict the thief.
These cold mornings the line Of steam LET
after the trains Of the st. L., K. e. L N.
when passing up the bottom opposite thi
city. hang suspended In the air, and hav'
the appearance Of beautiful, long, whit
clouds.
Lost-Sevsral months age, in this city,
steel. folding safe key. The owner think
the number on 1t was, a. The finder vi
confer = favor by leaving It It this ONCE. 1
addition to which y reasonable reward wil
be paid.
A wagon loaded with coal, to which fou
horses were hltched, was stalled, yesterda
afternoon. In the pile Of snow in front OF thl
Office, and the driver was compelled to sho,
Of the snow away before he could turn sroun
to back up.
Mr.. George Setter, having filed his Iarg
~ice-house-an abundant supply for the city
is arranging to pile up an mmsn quantity
around which be proposes to build \ hous.
A new and novel plan; but he will no doub
succeed In saving 1t.
Charley LOOMS gave u our only Ne,
. Years gift. 1t was u half dozen almanac,
/ Thanks. We now have a full supply Q
reading matter for the entire winter; hut n
will not make a newspaper out Of them, /,
some people seem to do.
Babies ought to be well taken care OF
their system does not allow the slightest me-
leet. II your baby suffers from collie i.
bowel disorders, procure u bottle of D.
, BulPs baby syrup, . simple but always r
liable remedy. Only % cents.
The United States Home and Dover A
ISOLATION of Pennsylvania loans money O
farm, village, city and church property,
6 per cent. for terms of from 3 to % year
For particulars. address, with stamp, &c
E. Patton, Agent Central District of Mi
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souri,, sedalia. Mo. jan4l3
Even II we are not smart, we know VIII
t to do when troubled with y cough or colt
No doctor bills for US. We take rs cents, 4
to the nearest drug store, and buy = bott
!. Of DIR. BULBS cough syrup. One dose relIev
US and one bottle cures US entirely. 1t
pleasant to the taste.
Last week, while " lillian Hudord, of CT,
: township, was carrying q couple Of buck.
OF water into the house, he slipped and fe
: driving the stem o q pipe which he "
: smoking, into his throat, injurlng him 80 ,
rlously that his life was despairsd OF ut OF
!, time, from Inflammation. He is now bette
The ''Old Reliable Missouri Pacific r.
road" Is always accommodating. The |,
instance OF its politeness is the consent
Its management to permit ex-Mayor John
Young to use the turn table, near the dspt
to about-facs on. A. since he has put