Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-07
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ii ne OIL, at Jesse d vauehan's. d1Itf
rn-verein Masquerade. Feb. II.
"a to Clagett's for your nns cut chewing
SEQ. ooAti
IT % Wellington road committee 10 earnest
ii work.
m ieins's skill certainly appears m'racu-
ri .'-(Boston Post. )itl
Il yeral foxes were killed in South W ash
IL on Christmas week.
anniversary of the battle Of Now Orleans
borrow, fought in 1915.
II o Rent-A pleasant unfurnishsd room
II b board, at Alex. Maiiland's. 17t2
he days are frightening about two min
! each time old mother earth turns over.
T. he Gaiets de Ceu- club had . very pleas
n meeting at Nj. Jno. +. HIPS last Non.
/, flight.
~ rebate court met last Tuesday, and I'D.
ID rped Friday till the Id Tuesday in
,ruary.
4 .urn-verein Masquerade Ball at tho opera
So, Tuesday night, February ID, st.
entine's day.
is 70 have been compelled to postpone till
y i week printing the score OF the Odessa
q Clubs last match.
!, It st. Louis, Thursday, hogs sold at rs 10
IA 56 6s. Cattle-Butchsrs - 80 to 5 2b ;
, piping, IS IS to s6 50.
I BUY your Sterescopes and Views. at
[4ers,Photo rooms, Higginsville. Mo. most
N gsct stock in the county. dl0tf
ttjss. Buchanan, of Warrington township.
B ! . valuable horse . few days ago-sup-
led to have been poisoned.
U Ir. Bowen Browns house, in Washing-
ii township, was burglarizsd = few nights
}, OF articles of minor value.
"a Joseph Heine II an astonishing prodigy Of
rs.c worthy the study Of physiologists.
|. Ferrocaril, Santiago DeChil. It'll
ri will sell sewing machines and sewing
8 .chine supplies cheaper than any other
use In town. A. Egle. Franklin st. sl9m1
ia Many competent critics Of music think
at Heine's equal has not appeared In the
( ,uthern World.-[Australis Sydney EN-
ira. It'll
We call special attention to our new I'd In
. lis issue Of the paper, the bargains thu
= Tered are now on exhibition. ". g. Nc,
ausland.
II Don't you forget when you want . sow
~ machine. that the New Home 10 the besl
the market. For sale by August Egle
rankin street. olsmA
II Annie. daughter OF Mr.. Greer, tho COS
n erchant, while skating at the First Ware
Y .hoolhouse, last Thursday, fell and brok'
lsr left arm between the elbow and n rist.
m Richmond Democrat 1.-THE postofnee a
lN & l.. Junction is now in charge OF Mis-
J5ewart, . very worthy young lady Wit
Handles the mails with nsatness and dis
atch."
"wednesday evening about 9 O'Clock, littl'
ESaisy, daughter OF Wallace Corder, Of Mid
il Teton, near Alma, slipped and fell on tn
Nee and fractured her collar bone. DIR. Psssl!
III vas called, and tho little thing IL getting
well rapidly.
We have received several complaints from
he Narrow Gauge about our last mail. Tn
Failure was our own fault, tbis week, tn
Result of a Misunderstanding. We hav'
Enade Q definite and we'll understood arrange
Enent now, 10 thai such failure need NO
'Sgain occur.
a John O'Malley, grocer, opposite the Cath
olic church. keeps constantly on hand q gen
sral stock Of goods In his line and makes
,pecialty Of salt fish OF all kinds. Fresl
Moods received every week and prices ~ Low
Has the lowest. All kinds Of country pro
luce wanted for cash or in exchange To-
goods. n2otf
The elaborate Don hunt g~randilequentl!
.5snnounced some weeks ago by G. Bon dc
not come of, because there were 80 man!
persons concerned that ne time could be %
that would suit all parties. We can ASSURE
. solicftous public, however, that coon hunt
ing has not gone out Of fashion because o
the failure OF that particular expedition.
Mr.. Elias Cordsr is building . new hous
on his place north of j. F. Groves', In Mid
dleton township. Last Tuesday evening"
about shutdown he got on his horse there t
stfrt to his home, when the animal, which
was fresh and gay, reared back. fell on an,
mashed his breast and side very seriously
The physician. DR.. Passly, says that he 1
in q precarious condition.
We print on the first page the entire res
ord In the Turnsr-C Iagett quo .0arranto CAS-.
1t will be seen, that Mr.. Turner'S attorney
therein acknowledge that Mr.. Clagstt 10
facto register and treasurer; and tina our n
port OF the matter last week was sntirel
accurate, except that We stated that Clsget
challenged n Of Turner'S votes, whsrss
the number challenged 10 much grsstsr.
Mrs. G. Francisco, Higginsvills, constan
ly keeps her stock OF millinery goods full I
OVERLOOKING, and sells at the lowest prici
possible. All the latest styles and novelties o
exhibition daily. Also q full line of notion
xephyrs, &c. Plumss are q specially and Il
indeed beautiful. She is also agent for th
best make of Cabinet Organs. Call and O.
anime her stock and prices before maxim
your Christmas purchases. d1otf
The interview published last week WI
very carefully reported. Mr.. AeCauslan
answered in writing questions %propounde
In writing. What Messrs. Davis and Han
.Sleft said was read to them after it was
tyre, and was approved by them ss corrso
Mr.. Gather was correctly reported, but to
late to read his remarks to him after the
were in type. People Themselves capable
scuryy tricks are quick to suspect others
hepce, NO doubt, a very indecent n witlei
reflection upon the report alluded to.
Two little boys at the Joel Ewing scho'
house qusrreled. One being much small'
than the other said he could not whip b
adversary with his fists, but would bring
He did, and began to carve the big be
vengefuIly. Fortunately the knife was blul
and dull and little damage was dune. Fl
fie, boys what murderous feelings! II yc
must quarrel fight 1t out fist and skull;or oil
let the matter drop. Murder IL Q wlcke
thing, not only In the sight Of man, but
that of God as well.
Lexington In to have . rare musical ire
this month. Th Hsins Concert Compar
which appears In Topeka, Kan, tho lit
will be here ON the 18th inst. Since the dsl
OF Ole Bull, Heine ranks - the finest violi
ist in the world. He has play cd bsIors me
OF the crowned heads OF Europe, and 10
garded by those who have heard him as
musical prodigy. Accompanying him will
PrIms-Dohna Emma Hovey ; Miss Nae s
John. contralto; Mrs Ads Heins, pianis
Mr.. Jas. l.. johnson, tenor. and Sign
Folsini, baritone. Price OF Admission.
cents reserved seats, IS cents. jT,1
Our Lexington musical friends took q
vantage of the Hess opera season at Kans
City last week, to enjoy their holiday mu
ealiy. Misses Julia F. Gould, Julia q. Smi,
Katie .. Hollis and Belle Graves, and Mess