Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-10
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
County grange, Tuesday, Jan. 10.
City council meeting next Monday nigl
We told you SOTO get in your ice bsfe
Christmas.
Fulkerson's. n22tt
!. ling with q new one.
Installation and feast. Lafayette granR
next Saturday, Jan. Il.
Kriehn q Wllksr are closing out the
stock Of winter goods at cost. jI0t3
Call and get q cloak at cost price only
few left, at Kriehn 4 wilker's. JOB
We will sell our stock of winter goods
cost to close out. Kriehn d Wilker. j10t9
Go to Kriehn 4 WilkeI's. they are closir
out their stock of winter goods at cost II
Wanted-Everybody to buy their Chris
mas candies at Gordon Il FuIkerson's dru
store. d20tr
just received at the drug store of Gordo
& Fulkerson, q fine assortment of candle
for the holidays. d2Otf
kriehn & wiIker's IL the place to e
chssp dry goods. They are selling all wiz
ter goods at cost. jlet2
Winkler manufactures some OF the fines
and cheapest furniture We ever saw. Ca
on him for prices. j21
In voting for hon. Jno. F. Philips 20,
vote not only for an honest man, but for
man Of rare ability.
For q real nice solid walnut bedstead OF
table, or any other nice and chssp furniture
call on h. 4 +. WInkler. j21
The county grange will meet al the Burn
school house mex Tuesday. The of1cfa
notice will be found elsewhere.
The crows or the sand-bar above tow
have resumed their black republican meet
tngs since the weather turned warm.
If the city cannot afford to do more, It can
extend the lamp district enough to put q
lamp at the corner Of Third street and
Broadway.
We have had . great deal OF mud recent
~. Maybe you think this 10 not . news
1tsm9 Well 1t II not. We only wrote 1t for
chronology.
A little light IN Old Town and down on
Third street, lamp-light, we mean, would
be very acceptable to the people who live In
ShosC iGC1lSiCbs
The county grange will meet, next Tues
day, at the Burns school house. attwo O'Clock
p. m. Garrison grange holding open SEES
sion from II to 2 O'Clock.
The public installation OF officers and feast
Of Lafayette grange No. 800, have been post
ponsd one week, until mex Saturday, Jan.
uary II. All friends are invited.
There was an accident on the c. Il A.. rail-
Z road, last Monday, east of Higginsville, by
which. We are told, the i'd of tn
freight train was badly hurt. Nine cars
were wrecked.
Childrens' and misses hose at cost. Ladies'
woelen hose at cost. Blankets at cost. Nu-
bias at cost. Flannels at cost. Cashmerss
At cost. Dress goods at cost. All winter
goods at cost. Kriehn d Wilker. j1Ot2
Don't refrain from making good resolu-
lions because they say such things are used
Tor q pavement In the internal regions.
Make good resolutions, and keep them and
yourselves out of the DEVILS dominIons.
We will send the Intelligencer and the
Boston Weekly Globe one year for 81 70.
The Globe is one OF the best and largest
weeklies IN the United States and q power
full exponent Of democratic principles. If
On account OF the bad weather and mud
dy roads, the meeting of the stockholders OF
the new Lafayette fair association was post
poned from the first Monday in January to
the first Monday in February, at which time
1t is hoped thers will be q full meeting.
Garrison grange will meet at Burns school
house next Tuesday ut IL o'clock. From II
to 2 O'Clock they will have open session, and
the members with their usual hospitality
will furnish dinner to the county grange
and visitors.
BY an arrangement just made we are en-.
abled to club our paper with tns st. Louis
Times at 81 IS per year. The Times, under
Its new. and this time permanent, manage
ment Is first-class In all particulars and re-
llsbly democratic. II
While the people In such dirty cities as
surround US are complaining terribly OF
smud, In Lexington people 20 about dry shod
and comfortably, aud the middle Of the
streets, macadamizsd on the honest old plan, |
don't go out OF sight under the heavy coal
wagons.
Even an ordinary face when in repose, is
frightened into beauty, as the opening lips
reveal white, lustrous and well formed
teeth. They adorn and bsautify even Clas-
sic features. To secure this boon, use al
ways Browns Camphorated Sapsnsceous
Dsntifrics, which never fails In its work |
Of imparting health and beauty to the
mouth. j10t2
While Kansas City buys q great deal OF
furniture from Messrs. Winklsr, OF this
city, some Of our citizens go to Kansas City |
to buy furniture. Winkler will sell 1t to |
you for less money than any other house,
either in Kansas City or elsewhere. Why
y commissions to middle men, when you
can patronIze home manufactures for less
money, and get q better class of goodsi This
is an important question. j19
Thos. Wiley, OF the ferry boat, had q very
narrow escape from drowning, last Saturday
.-rning. BE was engaged with Z gang Of
hands In cutting . channel through the Ice
for the boat to get to the opposite side OF
the river. While thus engaged, Immediately
in the channel OF the river, by some acci-
dent he fell into the water. and was only
saved from being carried under, by FORUM
stely getting his arm over q cake OF Ice
which was floating In the opening. He does
AoL SaAS ~ ~ oAolus
The warm weather Of last week pressaged
an early break up Of the Ice In the river,
and on Sunday morning last, at five O'Clock,
it went out at this point with a crash. The
ferry boat had fortunately been removed,
the previous evening, to the Ray county
side. by saving q passage for her from one
shore to the other. Had she remained at
the dock on this side she would have been
to everlasting smithereens, as easily
as one would crack an egg shell at the break
fast table. AS 1t was. though out of the
current, and away from the floating Ice, the
foes piled up toward the shore In such a
manner as to push her out on the sand,
she lay considerably careened for
several hours, before she could be restored
her natural dement,. By Tuesday after
noon the ice had either sunk or all run out
of the river. The boat has been crossing
since Monday evening.
The following item clipped from the Fort
Democrats trade review, January
LIST, will prove OF interest to many of our
reader. who know the gentlemen :-"Thfs
arm IL composed Of Thos. A.. Tidball, K. NJ.
Van Zandt. j. p. Smith and j. J.. Jarvis,
Four more worthy men are seldom assocIat-
i'd In business. The bank has done a large.
and increasing business ever since
81 doors were opened. 1t has always en-