Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-17
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er would like to see you beat the bargains q
the new grocery and fruit house OF J.. W
Homer. feb1Ot2
ly Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. 1
acts directly upon the blood and the mucon
Of surfaces Of the system. Price 75c. For sal
by q. W. LOOMS. janl3m3
500 Reward-Is offered for any case o
e Catarrh that can't be cured with HALF
e Catarrh Cure. Taken internally. Price 4
cents. Sold by q. W. LOOMS. jan13m3
r.. The choicest line Of winter hosiery foI
ladies, misses and children, also for mem.
d wear, all Of which must be sold during th,
next four weeks for cost and % per cent
b less than cost. fsb1Otr
There Is quite . boom at Saunders Gallery
over bis fine colored photos. Don't all &c
Q at once. Bring on your old faded pictures
y and have them copied into larger ones, and
Q look like life. Go and examine bis fine
photographs. n1str
Do hot forget the fact that we have lots OF
D stun we would be glad to close out at COS,
before opening our spring stock. Dc no,
buy before looking over our stock. 1t will
. cost you nothing. aud may save you a dime
, or two. Wilker & Miller. f17t2
! A thaw "A blow!-A freeze IA snow !
= Young man with slsiYh,-st close Of day,
start out to ride-girl by his sids.-His
hand In hsrs-they dream Of bliss,-and hid
In furs-enjoy a kiss.-A stump IA crash /!
"A thump IA smash !! = = . Back
home they walk,-Too sad to talk-but sad.
der stili,-Thst livery bill.
Sedalia Democrat Feb. 16:-"A. J.. War.
ren, operator at Lexington, Mo-. was brought
to the hospital yesterday, suffering from a
severe attack OF catarrhal fever which the
physicians fear will terminate in pneu-
monia. Burt Bennett, q laborer from Veil.
ington, had his foot mashed by = bar of iron
falling upon It."
The next meeting Of the A. o. U. W..
lodge OF this city promises to be q very in.
terssting one. In addition to much lmpor.
tsnt business to be transacted, the degrees
will probably be conferred upon two appli-
Giants, and . lecture delivered by . promi-
nent member Of the order. A full atten.
dance Is desired.
Mr.. W. II. Robinett, the proprietor OF tho
lightning transfer line 1t H!ggiusyilIs
was in the city last Wednesday, max
Ing arrangement for some improvements
for the transfer Of passengers to and from
the dspots, and to the fair grounds during
the exposition week. Mr.. Robinett is so
polite and so evidently anxious to do every
thing for the safe and expeditions transfer
OF travsiers, that he has made hosts OF
friends, all OF whom wish hin continued
and abundant success In his business.
st. Louis live stock market :-Cattle-Ex-
porters. - 1906; good to heavy steers,
IS 4O@5 IS; light to fair steers, - sO95 TO-;
common to medium native steers, 81 25@
4 80; fair to good Colorado steers, $4@5 %;
Southwest stsers,ss 1906 corn fed Texans,
S405 Is common to good stockers, % 50@
4; tsir to good feeders, "a 1904 50; native
COWS and heifers, common to choice $s@
4 81: scalawags OF any kind, % zb@2 IS
mich cows with calves, $4,000; veal calves;
4b@l5. aogs-$S sb@6 90. sheep-$s a5@
8 40.
"Observer" writes from Odessa :-ssBusi.
ness is looking up....No news Of particular
Importance. The Odessa Mill Company |
have about completed moving the Columbus
mill to Odessa. 49,. Noah Adams says that his
uncle Noah made q sad mistake In admitting
dogs into the ark .... Parties have been pros
HSShAo6 SuCs60 v u lOCHLlOU 10 eL6TL |
= bank. Odessa is booming such q boom
a. she never doomed before; real estate 10
changing hands every day, and parties from
everywhere are prospecting for . business !
location. ...Taliaferro runs q delivery wagon
with bis grocery house. Call on DR.. John. |
son and pay up your subscription to the la.
telligencsr. Odessa Is to have . fine city |
hall next summer. Preparations are being
made to build a Methodist church in this |
city In the spring. For cyclone insurance, |
call on DR.. Johnson"
Our correspondent writes from Fairyiev 4:
''Rsv. A. A. Moore will preach at the school
house tomorrow morning at the usual hour
....Mr. Jsd. Osborn left Tuesday morning |
to spend q few weeks with friends In Council
Grove, Kansas. Miss Katie Cobbs, has
been absent for the past week visiting
friends near Buckner, Missouri. .... Miss |
Burks, OF South Bend, Kansas, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. A. U. Campbell. ... Mr.. Thos.
Laudsrdals has been absent visiting friends
near Rock Springs. NO., for some days..
Mr.. James klnkesd has returned home from
Colorado. Mrs. Parrott, is improving
slow Mr.. VIM. Thomas sold fifty bar.
rels Of corn to Mr.. Walker Osborn, last
week, at 81 81 per barrel. ... Uncls Noah
Williams says he would like for the man
that vlsitad his chicken roost to come again.
Mr.. James Dillingham; is visiting his
sister, Mrs. George Hutchinson. Mr.. Tho,.
ParTott will move to his farm near Odessa
soon....Mr. Robert Moore has bought q
farm near Chapel Hill were he will move
soon."
Mr.. VIM. kavsnaugh, son Of Nj. Richard
ksvsnaugh, living about q mile this side Of
Wellington, Thursday morning Was on the
road near bis residence when q strange dog
came up to him, seeming friendly. and hay
inS . strap around Its neck with a short
cham or rope attached. Mr.. K. attemp ted
to put bis hand on 1t, when the dog jumped
1t him and seized him by the hand, forcing
his fangs almost through the hand In several
places, and would only relax his hold when
ehoaksd and forced down by main strength.
Mr.. K. gave the alarm and his younger
brother, . lad some sixteen years or age,
caught up q gun and followed the dog, over.
taking him on the Sni near Mrs. Good
brakes where be bad met another smaller
dog which be had killed and was dragging
him along when MIR. z. came up and shot at
him. when be ran to the county house where
he attacked Mr.. Howsars's dog, when a man
In MIR. Howsare's employ, named Burkett,
shot and killed the dog. Mr.. howssrs, as a
Of prudence, though very improper
~. killed his two dogs. The improperly
In Killing his dogs lies in the fact that 1t can.
now be told, whether or not the dog was
mad. Mr.. 4. came In to town and DIR. Rus.
cauterized the wounds. The dog WAS
oil medium slze, black and with white
breast. The owner will confer a favor NV
letting US hear from him.
"E. A. L.'' Writes:-s.Seeine a lot Of
names from FalrvIsw to be guessed from
what they indicated, with u little Indulgence
on your palt, ] send yol q lot from the !
ne'xh6orhood Of Weilin gton. L would be
glad If you would publish them. No. 1, tho
race ; No. 2, . city officer; No. 3, a ,
disciple and q male child No. IA gay young 4
'sdy ; No. 8. a noted asylum; No. 8, what a i
GOOD marksman has done /; No. Z, q popular 9
brand Of thread ; No. 8, the first president: l
No. 3, a slight elevation ; No. 10, sail Cd.
posite the wind No. IL, to rove on the sea u
II, q confederate cavalry leader OF re.
aown; No. ID. a musical instrument: No..
a, what a spider makes; No. Is, at one
q commander OF the federal m No. :.
Ii, the second president OF the U. s.: NO. .
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