Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-03
Tho river 10 clear of Ice.

Bohemian girl. They will be ready ne.
week to rehearse together.
800 Reward-ls offered for any case
Catarrh that can't be cured with Hall
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally. Price
cents. Sold by o.. W. Loomis. Jan1Sm3
Mr.. W. W. Psddlcord, living about 81
miles north Of Odessa, during the late CO..
weather, killed three garter snakes In h
spring. They were all as lively as cricket
A. c. NJ. Bird, just south Of the Odes.
Bank, keeps all frst-class sewing mschin,
! at lowest prices either for cash or on montl
~ payments. Oldest agent In the count,
and strictly reliable. mch3m1
Ladies' will be delighted with the gracef,
and perfect fitting shape Of our new Style
Our goods are all new ~ have been car
fully selected. Call and see them at Davi
& AIlstadt's old stand no trouble to sho,
goods. Buford A. 4 N. J. Chinn. feh74tf
Hfgginsvilis Messenger:-"Mr. 10. Jonei
formerly station agent at this place of tn
Missouri Pacific. left last Monday night. 70
CherryvaIe. ksnsas. to accept Q similar posi-
ton on the San francisco road. The Mes
ssuger wishes Mr.. Jones much success II
his new held. Sir. M. F. Rslnhart takes MIR
jones' position here. He Is a pleasant AMI
accommodating gentleman, and We hope b
will receive q cordial greeting from our ell
zsns."
"De Move" writes from MAYHEM 18th,
talk about q mill 10 assuming q tangible shape
A joint stock company is spoken Of with
capital OF $13 1000. Mr.. Keith Offering to pa
In bis boiler, engine and machinery at . fail
price. and remove the mill to q site near tn,
depot. There 10 . desire here to organize
lodge Of A. o. u. W, all 1t wants 10 leading
BY some one, Is there 10 plenty Of good ma
terisl almost persuaded, and quite q number
July persuaded. Mr.. Herr 10 getting aIoua
finely. L learn from his physicians. He sayi
he is good for II years yet. and will soon be
out 1 hope"
Our 'Dsisy" writes from Corder :-"Bus,.
ness 3 little lively just new.... Much talk Of
establishing . bank here, and also q mill -.
Mr.. Nsthercutt having sold his residence to
Mr.. F. q. Klsinschmldt, will start to Ar.
kansas In . lew days. Mrs. Nethersutt will
20 to Virginia to visit her parents during
her husbands absence. Capt. Ben. Neal
and wife took the tram at this place, on
wednesday. for Mexico. Missouri, to visit
friends. Mrs. George sydnor has zone to
Randolph to spend Q week or more, and will
take charge of the City Hotel In that place.
....Ar. Jim Vim and Mr.. kirtlsy have
gone to st. Louis each with . car of cattle.
u John Board 10 again home alter an At
ssncs OF three months In Virginia... Mrs.
L. Ambruster has besn quite Sick"
The answers to the Wellington m
printed two weeks ago, ARE as follows:-"No.
l, Mann No. 9, Marshall; No. 8, johnson /:
No. 4. Bsall No. 5, Fulton No. 8, ShotwelI;
No. 7, Clark; No. s. Washington; No. 8,
Hill; No. 10. Lee; No. IL, Crews; No. u,
Morgan No. IL, Harp; No. II. Webb; No.
ID, AcCausland; No. 10, Adams: No. II.
Wade No. 10. Graves; No. 10, Slaughter;
20. Ford; NO. Il. Ashcraft; No. q.
spurlock; No. %. Attsbery ; No. "a. Rice !;
No. %, Cole !; No. 20. Terrell; No, 81, Klrt-
/; No. %, Benton; No. %, Goodies: No.
30, Wright; No. 81, Loakhsr.; No. 81,
WArder; No. 80. B%roughtoB; No. "a, Bryant;
30, Duck ; No. 80. Shaw. While fer two
Or three weeks this mode OF guessing names
Of local interest, We think it has been
'unoisntly used for the present.
Our correspondent, &c." writes from
Waverly :-"Dr. Charles Smith has bought
Ind moved into the residence formerly oc.
'upisd by AS. VsuAnglen. Misses Minnie
Brown and Kittie Cordsr sre visiting In
Kansas, this week ....Ths W.v-
'riy public school closes this week. Thu
Cooper school, taught by Mise Lalla Pellet,
closed last week. Also the Lewis school,
'susht by Miss Sal'ie Bear. go. Married, at
he residence Of the brides mother, Feb.
=. Mr.. William ZsysIng and Miss Sallle Nil.
or, oil of Waverly. Tick ets are out for the
marriage Of Miss Laura G.lbraith, OF this
place. and Mr.. Lewis, OF st. Louis, on the
st OF March MIR. Hess, father Of Mrs.
henry Chrismnn, has moved to town and
occupies the Grant property formerly secu-
lied by Mr.. Richard B0oton. Mr., Booton
lss moved to the house occupied BY Mr..
-
"P. W. A." writes from Tabo:-"Mr.
'sT. Wilson 10 still confined to the house,.
Mrs. Burncs has relapsed. -. Your corr,spon.
lent Is not able to be out on account of a
evers cold....Mr. Boyle Of FayettsyilIe
Fas bitten by u mad dog sometime ago, not
40 however, applied mad stone but 1t took
10 eject. DR.. Mock OF same place, SAYS he
. busy In his practice. ...Dr. O'Rsar has
one to Saline county to live with his faith.
r; . good location for some good doctor At
near Tabo, - 1t Is 10 mIles to MsyyIsw
nd b to Fayettev VILE. zee Farmers are irving |
o finish gathering corn....W had The |
'eaViest rain In these parts that has fallen |
Or many q day last Thursday night week,
nd would have ruined the farms but for the
eeze....horses are dying with CHAMBERS in |
.ohnson county. 80. Robert Greer and JAS.
'arker's option case was tried III Warrens-
urg last week"
"Anon" writes from Slater :-"There ara
good many new people In town waiting
an opportunity to rent houses, which are
great demand and dificulty to 1ud.....
ir. Jim Watts 10 now associated with the
rm OF Sicher q Haas. Trains on the q.
no A lave gotten back to regular schedule
me....Mr Josiah Baker, Jr., is down In
'sxas looking around. ... Miss Ella O.ueb
~ osen home on the sick list Our farm.
friends report no damage to the wheat
rop 30 far. and an abundant harvest is
romised. Mrs. Thomas Lyne and her
aughter Miss Matte. went up to Marshall
Tuerday for . short visit....Mr L.. H..
lawson has rented the residence of Dr
north OF Mrs. Morris, and will move
Ito 1t soon Mr. Tom,s MoKo. cal, -.
residence opposite to Nrs. E. B. Nc.
ees to Mr.. Mullins, and Is moving to bis
ouss on the corner. 1t brought $500
RS. A. F. Rector returned home last week
'..Miss Alice r. Smith has secured q music
In Marshall, and will also assist In the
lusic at the Episcopal church in that civ -
"o3server' writes from Odessa :-"Busi.
ess looking up on all sides. -. Everybody I,
citing ready for a big building boom In
'dessa this spring and summer. Nearly
10 entire west side Of Second street Will be
lied with good substantial brick buildIups
lis summer.... Mr.. Sam'l. McBurney left
81 tuesday morning for Trading Post.
ansa'' where he will make his future home,
10 ne wishes the I%ntellIgencer changed
ON odessa to Trading Post, kansas.
e. bsnJ. Mrburney, who has been DANGER
lsly Sick for q long time, Is now getting
tt'r....hr. J. Y. Cryderman, Of solomon
lty, Kansas, is here visiting his son.in.law.
r. o.. l.. Townsend. . The mad dog cr,zs
- struck Odessa again. But we don,,
INK IL dangerous. The season of cyclones
'A"etn near; call on DIR. Johnson and in