Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-31
Weeklg gatelligeneer.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS
A late spring.
Out like Lion.
Now for our new hotel.
Read McCau>land's new ad.
Old Settlers, Tuesday, April 10.
Let US all pull together, gentlemen.
Remember the school elections next Tue
day.
Ice on the ground the thirtieth day
March.
Sell your old iron at Jotdan's Foundry Al
Machine Shops. m6tf
Call at Miss Rifles to see beautiful line
Langtry neck wear. m31t2
Only one night of Hazel Kirke next weel
Secure your seats early.
Some of our citizens are planting shad
trees. This Is good time to do so.
Board Of equalization newt Monday, an
county court the Monday following.
The Boston Ideal Juvenile Opera Troup,
at the opera house, next Friday night.
We ha not yet heard any news Of Nj
Hoitsinger, reported as missing last week.
The town needs q good hotel. It can no,
get 1t. Will 1t throw away the Opportunity
We pay the highest market price for q
kinds Of country produce. Gordon & Bu
ford. j21tf
Get Boston Betting Company's standar
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machln
shops. m6n
Depot for all kinds Of window shades m,
fixtures, at Corbitt's Furniture Store, Odessa
Missouri. fbl9m8
Higginsville il to vote, next Tuesday, OF
the question Of organizing as city Of th,
fourth class.
Every business man in town should hav.
his name down for something toward build
Ing the new hotel.
A. V. Robinson & Co. have the only mil
In the county that grinds wheat on rollers
and makes first-class patent -four. j90tf
Mr.. McCausland is making drive on sew
eral lines Of dry goods. he Is reliable mer-
chant. Keeps goods which may be depended
on to be as represented. Read his ad.
Mr.. Hagen is making an addition to the
north side Of the opera house, for room to
store properties and for other necessary pur-
poses.
II Catarrh has destroyed your sense OF
smell and hearing, Halls Cstarrh Cure will
cure you, Is cents per bottle. Sold by C. W.
Loomis. jan13m3
The Kansas City Live Stock Indicator and
1ntelligencer will be sent one year for $500.
Address Indicator, Kansas City, for Sam
pie copies. m31w2
Mr.. James Steele, teamster, was dri ing
into the gate at DR.. Tate's last Saturday when
foot, breaking his big toe.
The Missouri Pacific is carrying more pas
sengers than any railroad has ever before
done in the history Of the state. Immense
double trains are crowded nightly.
For frst-class and genuine sewing ma
chine, 20 to Corbitps Furniture Store, Odes-
-. Hehas large stock of Domestic, Roysl,
81. John, Singer, and others; also needles for
al kinds Of machines. n0m3
The proposition to consolidate the Lexing-
ton Liederkranz and Turn Verein will come
mp for final action at the next regular meet
ing, Monday, April I'd. The members are
requested to be present.
Prof. Geo. n. Catron Is the only candidate
for county school commissioner. he has
served many years very acceptably, and
though he Will certainly be elected all voters
should remember to vote for him at the .ari-
.ous school meetings next Tuesday.
Alady was walking down street the other
day and met some of her friends, and the first
thing they said was ''Where did you get those
beautiful shoes p "At Chinn Chinn's city
shoestore' was the reply. "Of course, where
i always buy" Opposite the court house.
w. L. Smiley, Il. j. Higgins, A. Wade, A.
BE. Lehman and B. n. Hutchison, were
unanimous'y nominated for town trustees of
HigHnsville by democratic meeting. We
hope they will be elected as they should be,
tho party di, ision ha ing been forced by the
republicans. y
Solid silver and plated ware, the newest
designs, tea sets, water sets, casters, cake
and card baskets, pickle stands, napkin rings,
spoons. knives, forks, ladies' and a general va
riety Of beautiful articles that cah be bought
cheap at Grimes d Venable, jewellers. Call
and see the new goods. m24f
Mrs. o. Lauchner Is the sole agent In this
county for Thompson's Uni ersal Garment
Cutter, simple and cheap instrument by
which any garment can be cut to 1T exactly
any shape. Mrs. Lauchner will give lessons
and and sell the Instruments. She will also
establish agencies throughout the county.
"pm snowy and blowy- I'm freely, breezy,
sneexy and wheezy-pm mad, glad and-Im
hazardous and blizzardous- airy, hairy,
hery and scarey-pm clinging, ringing and
stinging I'm bowling, scowling and geowl
dng-pm changy, rangy and mangy-Im hor-
lid, forid and anti-torlid-Tm bilious, te-
dious and tongh-pm terrible, tricky and
arch-rm fearless, cherries and rough-Pm
bad and, my rame is March,"
Geo. Arnold, the coal miner who was hurt |
BY falling slate, as mentioned by the Intelli- |
gencer, died while his leg was being amputa-
ted by Drs. Russell Alexander and Straughan, 4
last Tuesday. The operation was considered |
q dsrnitr rssort and almost hopeless by the /
surgeons, but the chance was taken, and, as |
itproved, unsuc essfully. The limb was in |
terribly lacerated and mortified condition,
and the patient weak and exhausted from the |
time of the accident.
Odessa Herald: :-"J. W. Huddleston had
the misfortune to have his team run off with
his family on the 18th, and injured his wife,
child and sister. badly. The line broke,
one Of the most dangerous mishaps that can
befall man with q fractious team.
1r. James Geraughty, who lives short dis
eance northwest Of Odessa, raised last season
on ten acres Of ground l,OOG bushels of corn
and q little over. Some people say that 100
bushels per acre cannot be rai>ed. If the
ground is rich, well worked, and corn treated
right, and the season favorable,it can be done
Ill the time"
We wrote to Judge B. J. Waters the other
day asking him about his work, and telling
him that there was some uneasiness being
expressed regarding 1t. In reply we receive
ID letter, dated Fort Scott, Kan, March %.
n which he says :-"Yours received. 1 have
ust got home. Your people need give them {
'ei'es no uneasiness about the road. The
Dad will be built. 1 expect to be there {
bout April TO-" Our people will obserre e {
hat this is 'ery explicit, courteous and
letter. "Will be built" is to the
point, especially as to time. Seriously, we s
hink this rather a ca alier answer1o a court
'ous inquiry abouta business in which the t
'eople whom the Intelligencer represents are 6
lirectly and pecuniarily interested. Il
Kansas City Times, March 2s:-sMr. Geo.
Moore, acting under the instructions of
he United States fish commissioner, arrived I
lere yesterday morning with the government
ar PENNSYLVANIA, which is sneciaIlv fIt<ad 49,, |