Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-08
Read Clagett 4 Co.'s big Christmas ad.

Read Clagett Il Co.'s big Christmas ad.
Bed lounges in carpet and spun silk, at 81.
l. F. Winkler's. %june1tf
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
We now have a supply of State Warrants
and Afidav1ts for same, for use of justices of
the peace. tt
A new kind Of carpet seat chairs, very
strong and nice at H. & F. Winkler's, Lex
lngton, Mo. ]une2tf
Saunders makes copying a specially from
a locket picture to life size in crayon, ink,
water colors, &c. apr14tf
The finest lines of Rochester, Philadelphia,
Cincinnati and New York boots and shoes, at
cost for cash, at Kriehn Il Meyers. dstf
"DeNovo" writes from MAYHEM that
wheat is "pouring in" at that place, prices
ranging from sO@9O cents per bushel. Mr..
market.
Mr.. John McCsnce, who was taken before
the u. S. court at Kansas City, Old a charge
of ob~structing the mails. was released.
Thursday, ON $500 bail, to appear at the next
term. He was arrested at the instance Of
Mr.. W. II. Robnett.
Saunders is doing an excellent business
just now In the way of taking pictures de-
signed as Christmas presents. There is
nothing nicer for that purpose than one of
his fine panels or cabinets in d handsome
velvet or gilt frame. Call in time.
A friend writes from Cabbage Neck
step-daughter of Mr.. B. r. Sanborn is quite
low with pneumonia. Mrs. Shotwell was
thrown from Mr.. Bob. Bells wagon while
coming home from church and her collar
bone fractured: the next day Mr.. Bell sue
ceeded in throwing his wife out....Hogs are
dying with cholera all around and among u.s..
Our school is taught by Mrs. Luther Green,
who has proved herself to be an excellent
teacher"
Now and Them writes from Odessa:
ssDied, in this city, December 2, Miss Kittie
Anderson, aged about 20 years. Miss Ander-
son was a young lady highly respected; a true
Christian, and died in such faith that makes
the soul triumphant in death. Mr.. 8. P.
Massey wants his postofice address changed
from Odessa to Seely, Cowley county, Kan
. . NAnlllC iAAi0AAo ~PSA" "sAA
be in Odessa next Monday, Dec. 10, and will
play three nights in the opera house. We ex-
pect a crowded house for them. The press
commends them very highly. Building
still moves on Trade has BEEN booming
for the last ten days....Fix up your side
walks. ... The Thanksgiving dinner given by
the NJ. E. church South, was a success. Net
profits $l5O....Cr. johnson has moved his
Office to the opera house building, first door
to the left Of Main stairs. ..Ex-Marshal
Walton, now of Hume, Bates county, is Wis
iting friends in Odessa. He says the new
town of Walnut is busted and everybody is
moving away"
"Incog" writes from Napoleon:-"One OF
our boot and shoe makers, Mr.. Henry Roden-
berg, has bought the farm of Mr.. Twenty,
near this place, price $50 per acre .Nr.
Oscar Sans is in town on a visit to his sister,
Mrs. j. W. Lightner. Our merchants have
stocked up nicely with Christmas goods. 80.
DR.. Ragland was in town, Monday, looking
hale, hearty and happy; the doctor says there
is not much sickness around Wellington. 80.
We understand that our popular blacksmith
Mr.. William Shemmer, has bought a farm
and Is going to leave Napoleon. We are sorry
able to get as good a smith and clever a gen.
tleman. Mrs. A. G.. Perry and mother, o.
| Oak Grover, made q flying visit to friends in
/ Napoleon Sunday. ... One of our old mer.
chants, M. G. Jacobs, was in town Tuesday;
he was looking well and said his herd of fin
/ cattle was doing nlcely....Mr. Geo. Ware
and lady. Of Livesay, paid our city a fiyins
| visit Wednesday. 90. There is to be q grant
turkey shooting here Saturday. Everybod.
is invited to come and participate. 80. Uncl'
Jack Livesay has returned from his visit t.
Vernon county, and reports everything
1ourishing down there. 49, Wanted, in Napo'
leon, q good timer, and also a good harness
maker. Both can do veil. Mr.. o. Hall ha
sold his property here to Mr.. X. Martin .an'
has moved to Waterloo. go urrah for Car
Isle; and hurrah for the gallant and patriot
Democrats up this way are delighted. ...M Mrs
VIM. Renick is no better, but is gradual
weaker. Her physician %pronounces her dis
ease typhoid fever"
"Observer" writes from Aullville :-sTh
new mill is nearing completion. 1t is an ex
cellent building and will be one of the bes
mills in Western Missouri. ... Rev. Hyde, 9
Lexington, is holding a protracted meeting 6
New Hope church, about Z miles southeast G
this place. ... Elder John A. Dearborn, {
Marshall, Saline county, is holding a pr,
trscted meeting at the Christian church j
this place. Elder Dearborn is recently frol
Va, and is one Of the ablest preachers of b
church. The supper given by the ladies
the Christian church was a success. Thel
was a large crowd present; all seemed to Ell
Joy themselves well; the ladies cleared abol
$50 dollars; the supper was an excellent on
of which all partook heartily. Mr.. Robe,
Osborn has purchased a thoroughbred Men
| brine, which is an excellent trotter. I'M
L. S. Major was in Kansas City several da,
last week.. Mr.. R. L. Greer went to S
/. Louis, on Tuesday night last, on business.
Mr.. John Sanders has mo, ed here fro,
Odessa to live; Mr.. Sanders is employed b
!, the Brown Milling Company as miller ....Tl
young people had a sociable at the residen'
e of Uncle Hawkins Fitzgerel, on Mond,
night last. 1t was an enjoyable occasion.
r Our school is progressings finely under Il
E care of Prof. A. A. Lowe, who is an exec
t lent teacher and with the assistance of Mi
: Lizzie McClHry, their school is doing well
"Mentor" writes from Blackburn:-"Bus
1 ness has been quite lively in our little burg
0 Mr.. d. W. sewell has completed the additit
I to his livery stable, and now has quite roo
u enough to accommodate all. Miss Marc
Thomas spent Monday night in our city
her way home from Hannibal, Moberly. al
u Quincy, where she has been visiting friends
{ Miss Anna Martin, from near Marshall,
y visiting her cousins, Misses Ida and Ks
: Pinkerton. Miss Maggie Perry, of MI
u shall. is the guest of her friend, Miss "A,
II Banks. Mr.. E. Allen of the Intelligence
was shaking hands with his many frien
y here last Saturday. go. Misses Braddie, Lau
&c and Matte Brown, and Mr.. w. Douglass,
% Malta Bend, spent Thanksgiving visiti
: friends here DIR. Cal. Pelot, who has be
visiting his!parents at this place, left for l
home at Eagle Rock, Idaho, on Monday ev
ming. REV. Mr.. Clay, Of Odessa, filled t
u pulpit at the Christian church, at this plat
y last Sunday morning and evening, preachi
two eloquent sermons. The pulpits of t
" Baptist and Episcopal churches were al
e filed by their respective pastors. 80. Mrs. H
Shindler returned home last Friday fire
&c Waverly, where she had been spending sol
y time visiting her parents. Misses Ada Ban
and Maggie Perry spent Tuesday in Higgir
~ ville....Mr. A. Tilton has sold his restaura