Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-27
chicken, 20 cent. each. Eggs IS cents a

Gents gloves and mitts, at primo COST.
". G. MeCausland. )snos'
Be sure to attend the mass meeting ~
Hall tonight. 81,
Msssrs, Green 4 Gordon shipped about ~
at hogs to St. Louis Monday.
Odessa Milling Company. Lafayette coun'
y, capital stock, 5000. has been moor
We recommend the light running hem-
.ngton sswing machine, for sale only ~
Im.;.as, nlstf
A. v, Robinson 4 Co. have just eompie'-
ed their extensive repairs on their fohei
mill, and are now turning out the best nour
,h., sv.r m.d.. jsusetf
500 reward Is offered for any case y
Catsrrh that can't bs cured with hAhs
Catsrrh Cure. Taken intsrnslly. fries 20
cents. Sold by q. W. Loomis. )snlomo
Merchants aud other business men can DO
Msssrs. Frank Tut, Robt. Wsddeh anu
another man went out hunting Weanesosy
evening. They started at one o'clock. ana
got back at five. and bagssd about IL rso-
bits. ID pxrtridgss aud 2 robins.
supplied at this Office with printed letter
heads. bill heads, envelopes, &C., at about
the Same price, or less, than the oisnk paper
can be bought at retail. The use OF prlnte'
stationery saves trouble and time, aud gives
uniformity and style to your corresPon-
dspce and accounts. Give . trial order Ior
ths.ne~ year. o'o..
III. M" writes from Concordis :-"Ar.
VIM. Kobs sold to Mr.. AugustStoll. 14o acres
At $46 Der Mr.. VIM. Bright. VINO
d,eu last month, left 10 children and = farm
of $40 acres, and the heiEs sold the same LOT
So 900, viz: To A.. H. Thtsman, ~ acres;
ii. Dusnslng, go acres; q. d. meyer, Az
acres. and to Hy Disrklng. 10 acres .sie'sn-
riding IL the order OF the day."
Corder Grange Ne. 2074, has elected tue
following ~oficers for the ensuing year:
Master. r. $. Barton; oversser, deorge
Cordsr ; steward, Lueisn Frazier; assistant
,te ward, Martin Hillisrd; chaplain, b. W.
Tucker; treasurer. 4. Stssls ; Eatskeepsr'
| Nathan Corder Pomona. Mrs. Geo. Corder ;
| Flora, Mss Berthe Cordsr; assistant steward
| Miss Dora Frazier; lecturer, Jas. D.. boaro
| Ceres, Miss k0vills Corder.
Independence Progress 1--WE are IN rs'
ce,pt OF the Lexington lntsllixsnosr's car
risr's annual greeting. A. usual. 1t 10 srt's
,icsl,y gotten up and reflects great seedi'
upop the IntsllIgepcer's handsome, Joo At
ttst, Major Frank Bowman. II Frank yet
h,s lust dues he will carry OF the medal d
the next editorial Convention for the bes'
display Of job printing. The SsdsliA bszoe
TOOK this medal last year, Frank came 10 o.
second best"
We a K pleasure In announcing that VI
have perfected arrangements with The puo
ushsrs OF The American Farmer that enso'
us to club that mag szine with the lntelligen
cor at the very low price of ~ % per year
a ,r,is over tho regular price OF the lntsll
~geucer alone. This Is beyond question tn
fret time that = reliable agricultural pape
> has been offered Of 80 cheap . price. and :"
trust all our subscribers will avail themssive
: Of this unusual opportunity Of securing
frst.class agricultural magazine. jau6t5
ri A naughty exchange says:-"Ons Of on
4 Young isd,es who attends the sksttng FIN
was relating her experiences to . crowd
q youug ladies aud gsuts the other day. 81
IL one OF II ose conf ling darlings who max
q An assertion aud then Gail on some one
buck It.. Her escort wss present, aud 81
q said. .Ob. dear! 1 fell down up there u
other night SO hard that sm just black 81
blue uIi over; ain't l. john John turn'
red and muttsrsi something ike. BE DUR
It ed II | KNOW aud the rest Of the crov
ID smiled GU, loud."
" Eight or nine inches Of snow fell last wee
70 and u Troublesome U.s. White mantle q
"a .t.l rn.,thar aarth 1v0f kinco. n
IN hksly to envelop her fer = fortnight
come. Tue boys and girls b re been hsvu
<, 4 ias time sieighinY and II ling love. w!
10 not? II there 10 anything on earth &C
ducive 10 sentiment aud sush 1t 10 . slet
&C ride, with the usual concomttsnts OF be
to being covered up with the sams quilt, w
four footsy-toolsiss snugYied up close
ry gether to keep warm. and with two hal
he In the right fur glove while the horses sp'
ur away very little checked by tbs male 6ips
he left Upper. ., It's gorgeous to be you
As to get alongside Of your girl In y nsrr
en- seated sleigh, and TO 90 through the atm
phsre ike . spherical case shot just out
1u' Napoleon sun.
nat An entertainment will be given at
ODer9 HOUSE VI uSAs Aso -
nat cadets OF the entw orth Male Acsds
assisted by tho best musical talent OF
no city. TIE proxramms will consist OF
uo- tons, .ieclam .tions and rscitations by
u cadets, internpel ssd with choice music
IAN Misses Julia +. Gould. Katie 5. Hollis
oAo Efie SUI. aud Messrs. Cht n. Gimbel, A.
oo't Smith and the famous Lexington Male Q
was tstte. There will also be \ grand stage
'eht In uniform by the cadets. We hope the
Dr.. nj. w,u ,,xs hi. a hs.rtv patronage. NJ
) 10 side OF tue fact that they will get
moneys worth In . very liberal and o
ning lent programme, they will likewise be
u In t~ributing to the making OF some very n
d . improvements to an institution Of grea
VIA portancs to our clly's welfare. Rcmsl
end The as,s-ngxt vr,usy,
ling. =, oa.... IN. u.
SAYS In It's issue Of last week -" fher
SONS movements being made In q
us quarters relative to improvements Of ]
met roads or Highways. The Fulton TUlel
MAS says: why would not u convent
q DIS county Justices. u take into CONSIDER
ne OF measures Tor the general imprOvsn'
sucn cousty roads be q good idea Ihs st.
one Journal Of Agriculture takes up tue
ting ND ,naorsss II. with comments: m
esteemed and usually correct eott mp
liver, 1t the Hub, the lntslligencer, indol
{ Ice. with u cslumn aud y quarter Of coDm'
How SteAdyl There Is . screw loose hole.
/, and our article on the subjset WAS lsss than
ID his fourlhs Of . column long and Its "in
. lie, msut" OF the TelOgrsph's idea was In
hat 1t words 1.-THE l~ntslligsncsr is hearth!
tailed its contemporaries In the desire to u
, half ter road work done In Missouri, and
on II sort Of objection TO the convention pr
look II the OH sers indicated arc willing 10
aud formulate their idsss uDon the 81
week but 1t does not expect much from
npany movement" II seems 10 vi tnst tn'i
q pro- u very warm Endorsement. and the r
Mon. der OF our article was written 10 she
the present law Is not SO bad ~ ma
n CAM tend, and that there are reasons for I
music tslatLru's failure 10 make . osttsr iss
lesdsy, than lack OF knowledge Of the subjec
Patti, should not have thought It necessary,
lillian bly,, to comment on the hsrald's art
ri and 1t not contained these words :-'.Tht
named parties suggest u good plan
asvelli, county justices to go junkstng and
Nine. good time At Is y day and expenses,
After ~stestsras thrown In. Such = conven
the county judges OF The III count.s
Vsrirs state, would cost only about "a ,00'
might be d great benefit to the judgs