Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-19

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DO not fail to attend tho Holiday Opening
1t Charlie Royle's, Friday night, Nov. %.
Nr. II. T. Bates, wellington, Missouri,
sells Robinson's Red 3, the best nour In the
state. slou
Snow, sleet, rain, thunder, lightning, wind
and general restlessness Of the element last
Thursdsy night.
Ready.mads clothing, hats and caps and
Furnishing goods, 1t prices to defy oompeti-
Nh, AZ r Rs,lar,a. oStf
.sWhat every one says must be true" that
CDR. Sellers Cough Syrup has no equal
for coughs and colds. Try 1t. Price Doc.
Albums, Scrap Books, Bibles, Alscelisns-
Gus Books. &C., In endless variety, at Rsyls's
Holiday Opening, Nov. %, 7 p. m. n2otl
WHY use vinegar compounded from slops
and chemicals when . pure article can %
Asd at q less price st Bashr's Csvef slo sm
An elegant line OF Christmas, New Year
and Birth Day Cards will be displayed u
Royls's Holiday Opening, Friday night,
Nov. -. n2oA
Don's you forget when you want . se"-
ing machine: that the New Home 10 the best
in the market. For sale by August Egle,
franklin street. olsmA
Just rscsivsd-a new lot OF jeans, ell shades
snd qualities. These jeans are bought direct
nom the manufacturer, and will be sold At .
bargain. Ahrens' Dry Goods Bazaar.
Richmond Conserv ssor :-"Juo. q. Long |
don has purchased tho Ans stock farm Of
Lon Duvsll, near Millvllle. and the latter has
purchased tho Bsber farm, . short distance
west Of Richmond, the price paid for each
being about $4,000.
Have you seen the beautiful and novel
stock Of holiday goods at Hicks' store. OPP
posite the courthouse. The prettiest linz
ever shoWni in this city. Store open every
day snd evening until after tho holidays.
Every ono IL welcome. nl7f
Mr.. Al. Marsh having been transferrsd to
the Lexington d southern division, from
Pleasant Hill to- Nevada City, Mr.. Mike
| Carroll IS now the conductor of tbs Branch
train. Mike 10 . popular fellow, and We con-
graduate him on his promotion. 3
james Kinehslos's son John, . lad about
II years Of ags. whs had his srm broken
about two weeks ago BY the kick Of . horse
had the misfortune to gst . fell last Satur'
day and rs-breks the injured limb. It IL to
BE- hopsd he will meet with bsttsr u In
the future.
Please examine the date prfntsd With your
aans upsn the margin OF this pspsr and eco
II ysu Do not owe us . eoupls OF dollars.
Rsnsmbsr She date there printed indiostes
the tin 70 which you have paid. Prompt
payment Of Newspaper subscriptions covers
a multitude Of sfns. jlsD
Corn gathering has met with . cheek, but
farmers are determined to push II with Wig
or. - they cannot ahord-t to allow corn to 60
to waste this year. Even wltn . little snow
on the ground It IL best to 90 ahead, Is it Is
bstter to lose \ little thst 10 covered than to
risk the loss OF more BY worse weather.
Germ gathering should be pushed.
The New York Mirror said OF Mr.. Stat
ford, who Is to appear here next week. when
he played his engagement at the Windsor
sheater :-"At the Windsor Theatre VIM.
Stafford 10 carrying his season beyond the
limit prescribed, BY good business. Hs
originally intended to stay only two weeks,
but his receipts were large enough TO sur.
prise him into continuing bis engagement
for . fortnight longer"
"lndisn Department." W%ashiuGton, D. G.
1 am anxious to introduce DR.. But Cough
Syrup among my Indians, having used II
myself for several months, and think 1t ens
Of the finest remedies l ever found. l assure
you, It 10 the only thing that ever relieved
me- Of q protracted cough, brought on BY
exposure while on the Sioux Commission
last year. A. q. Booze. agent for Ponos'
and U. 8. Commissioner.
Tho Stafford dramatic company will sp
pear at Hasen's opera holss next Wsdnss
and Thursday nights, Nov. - and -. MI
Stafford 10 spoken Of BY thsiprsss generally
and especially by the New York papers ~ u
> actor Of Intelligence and ability. He u vel
supported, Miss Rosa Rand, the leading ID
dy being an actress Of ans reputation. Thsr,
. will be . grand Thsnkssiving matinee OF
Thursdsy. Deserved seats at the postoMss
Our dress goods department.. our ladies
: cloth, clearing and waterproof department
. . eur ladies' cloak and dolman department
y eur passamentery fringe and ornamental do
partmsnt, our ribbon department., our dres
button and glove department, our hosier!
: department.; eash Of these are nlled Will
. beautiful and tasty goods, selected Will
treat care from the various eastern markets
md will be sold At bottom prices, at tn
Ahrsns' Dry Goods Basaar. o11tf
odessa Herald, Nov. 11:-.A sad mishsl
3 occurred Wednesday to the lovely little gin
of DR.. Fswel. The mother and child wer
!" at The premises Of the new house he 10 build
. ing and the mother stepped baek 10 20 {
her buggy and the little one 4 little over tw
years old stepped into . deep mortar be
, that was made that morning and In attempt
ing to get out fell and was completely sui
= merged. A gentleman fortunately WAS mes
and saw IL and Immediately snatchsd th
child out and ran with 1t to . pump near b
and with the assistance OF the mother vast
9 ed the mortar on. The eyes, nose ana mont
. we're nlled and It wss with difficulty that th
v child could breathe for . while. The suRel
" or being taken homo Drs. Lsdd and Nichol
attended. DR.. Fewel was absent ana di
u not return till late at night. The child su
Tered terribly. The face aud eyes are swolls
. grsstly. 1t cannot open lie eyes yet, but til
DR.. thinks the eyes are not destroyed."
The thirty-fourth asnaal session of ii
Grand Encsmpmsrt Of Missouri, l. D. D.
met in Ksnsas City. on Tuesday. Nov. /
8. Mr.. John Taubman, 2. q. z. attended
- representative Of Itaska E~neampment NJ
!. Z. Of this city. PatriArcns 10. A. Wilson
" John Tauhman, VIM. Taubmsn, VIM.
~ Ewing, Jas. Edslln, j. T. Taylor, H. Y
Turner. GratE, N. Hasrie. H. Gelser, !
W. Withsrs. Henry Wilker, j. Klee and
n. Crowder, went up - take part in Il
earade of uniformed patrisrchs, which toe
" place at ! O'Clock p. m, after Gil visitir
:. bro,hsrs had partaken OF an elegant dim,
~ provided by the Kansas City Encampmen
The.parads was a very impressive ani crec
" liable affair, and included delegations fro
. all paris Of Missouri, ~ we'll a. from La
renee and other places In Kansas. The vi
itine patriarchs speak In the highest tern
Of praise In regard to their reception
:. Kansa, City. Upon the standing con
mittees OF the Grand Ensampmsnt. We n
~ ties the name Of Mr.. John Txubmsu on Il
lnaBce committee.
The lntelligencer some two years or mo
- ago apprlsed Its readers OF the death
Caldwell county, Mo-, OF Mr.. Elicit Tobbe
. gentleman Of considerable means, who
- bis Will left half Of his fortune to the Cath
lie church Of this city. His brother co
- tested the will, and several phases OF Il
W. consequent suit have been tried IN dinere
courts. A change Of venue having be-
taken to Livingston county the case CAM
for what should. and likely will be its fu
hearing this week, Alexander Graves, Est
appearing for the church and the Rev. J.
u Lilly being In attendance. On Thu.ga
WI lssk M John MnIlIosn rocofu>l ,L> -.