Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-28

Eonr loads Of extra nice black walnut lumber
nsssed this office Thursday for Wlnkler's fac
tory.
Mr.. Hamlett's new building on FRANKLIN
street is under roof. 1t lie q handsome struc-
ture and an ornament to the street.
Gen. Vaughan says that any man VINO quotes
as ever saying that he intended to vote fof
Col. Crisp does so without his authority.
We sell boots, shoes, hats and caps. cnesp-
er than any house IN the county, Is why We
always have customers at our counters. he
speclfully, b. A. d NJ. ]. Chinn.. OIL
Emma Jackson, q colored woman aged 70 or
81 years, was brought up from Higginsviile.
Wednesday night. and placed in jail. charged
with infsnticide, in having killed her newly
born infant.
A grand ball will be given at the opera house.
Friday night, November 8, under the auspices
of the knights of Labor. A general invitation
is extended to the public. Admittance one dol
lar; ladies' free
The world may be turning upside down,
as our republican contemporary asserts, but
Howard Williams ia not a Crisp man. He
v Ill vote and work for Alexander Graves.
The assertion that he will not Is OF . piece
with the miner vote and know nothing
csnards.
Our streets were decorted, yesterday,
with some show-Indisns, who wore very
red blankets, only noticeable because Of be-
ing four hundred and ninety-nlns thoussno
seven hundred and ninsty-two times cleaner
than were ever seen pom an Indian IN bis
native jungle.
Drs. Hughes & Mcdonald. who succeed Drs.
Murray h Mcdonald In the drug business a
Odessa, have made extensive alterations and
additions to their stock, and now have one OF
the neatest establishments OF the kind to bs
found anywhere. They hope to receive CALI
from all the friends OF the late firm. and as MANI
new ones as may wish fresh drugs and pur'
chemicals at the lowest prices at which they cal
be sold. Prescriptions carefully compounaee
and pure wines and liquors for medical purpose'
q specially.
Worthy Larsh. . nephew OF tho late DR.
|, Yantis, Q farmer living near Aims In goinl
home, last Friday evening, attempted u
cross the q. Il A. railroad track In front o
! an approaching train, about . half mile cas-
of Alma. The train struck the back part Q
his wagon, the wagon brake striking hiu
! on the side OF the head, crushing 1t IN an
killing him. He was q single man age
{ about 80. No blame is attached to the eng
neer. who gave the proper signals. IS
.Offsstl" writes from South Washington
.sWhere are the speakers that should hav
d enlightened US politically yesterday at tn
Wolfsnbarger scnoo'house? Wheat look
well ; more sowed than last year. Healt
generally good. Crisp Won't get any vott
that we know Of. Vas. N. Bates has bee
visiting his relatives here /; says the countr
g has improved here very much In Z year
Young men had better whoop up and g
their marriage licenses before j.. ID. steI
y out and Prof. Cole steps In. They will hs'
ID plenty of time though. The Intelligence
n will please make something happen u ne
y so we can write longer letters"
h The ladies Of the Presbyterian. church ga
r. q festival at the opera house last Thursd'
r night, for the purpose Of raising funds to .
s. sist in paying for the new parsonage. II
Id entertainment was . most successful one
I'd every particular. Those OF our citizens wi
b went there to get their suppers. instead
go,ug home for them. were more than usu
" pleased. 1t was no catch.penny ana
" everything being honorably conducted .
~ value given for every nickel taken In. 1
meat supper was just such aone d . nunk
.st man loves to have set before him. The
Of telligsncer reporter went there hsngry, .
~ commenced at the top and went to the b
er tom OF the bill OF fare, including oyst
"a. and Ice cream and lake. He Can consci
or uously pronounce everything hrst-ci'
ma The attendance was quite large, and
receipts were; meat table, SO s5 fri
Sl7 ~ door' $5o 10 Gaze eso ~ "es
IL soue small sums which WILL oring Tue &c
he up to at least $175. AS . social affair 1t 7
he. more OF q success than 1t was fnsncis
Inc The ladies deserve great praiss for their
nd firing efforts In such . noble cause. ]
in. male quartette. With Miss Katie Hollis,
en-. tsrtsipsd the company with several Of Il
,ht choice selections, which were heartily
nlanIlad