Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-10

See that Csc towel, At MeCausland's.

See that Csc towel, at McCausland's. II
Have you seen the jersey Jackets? Me-
Csusland has them. feb24tf
For picture frames and brackets, go to
CoRB1TT's Furniture Store, Odessa. ma
Just opened, . new line OF spring cassi-
merss for men and boys, uow At Wilksr q
Nillsr's, m10t3
A. v. Robinson Il Co.'s new roller mill Is
In full blast, and 10 now making Extra Fancy
Roller Flour. jsna0tf
Our musical people SHOULD sndesyor to
give Mss Harris = hearty reception At the
opera house next Tuesday night.
Tbs Higginsville Messenger sends out q
large supplement this week. and promises
to dc oil Its printing At home after the next
two issues.
Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken internally. 1t
acts directly upon the blood and the mucous
surfaces OF the system. Price 75c. For sale
by G. W. LOOMS. jan1Sm3
Mr.. Jno. W. Endley has rs.opensi his
grocery and provision store At the postonice
building, Higginsvilie. and will be glad to
wslsome all bis old customers.
800 Rswsrd-is offered for any case Of
Catarrh that can't be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Takeu internally. Price 70
cents. Sold by &. W. LOOMS. jan1ams
New spring dress styis and shifting prints
now in stock and more arriving daily. We
are determined to keep up our reputation
for the prettisst prints in town. WiIksr s.
Miller. mlOt2
A.C. n. Bird. just south OF the Odessa
Bank. keeps all first-clsss iswing machines
at lowest prices either for cash or on month.
ly payments. Oldest agent in the county,
and strictly reliable. .mehSml.
Ladies' will be delighted with the graceful
and perfect fitting shape of our new tyles.
Our goods are all new and have been care
fully selected. Call and see them at Davis
Il AIlstadt's old stand ; no trouble to show
goods. Buford A. 4 NJ J. CHM. fsbz4tf
Wednesday morning, at half past TIVE
O'clock, = tall old man, with . long gray
ovsrcsat, and barshssded, was walking up
and DOWN College street, yelling like .
Conanchs Indian. The old fellow was 'lul-
fern . gooss,' and Was perhaps hunting his
hat.
Dr.. ]. B. Alexander delivered . very Ia
tsrsstlng and Instructive lssturs before tbs
ledge OF United Workmsn, In this city, last
Thursday night, Subject "Ths Barometer
and it, Usss." At tho close hs infsrnsd his
hearers that they need have Ne fear Of ths
great stern predicted BY the CANADIAN
weather prophet, Virgins, at tbs time men
toned, - his tslsEraphie Information re-
sslvsd that afternoon gave NO intimation Of
any areas Of low barometer sufficient to pro.
ducs such . storm hsing anywhere visible
and 1t could net possible occur ~ predicted.
A FIRE WAS discovered in Nj. Geo. Farrar,s
summer kitchen, which is new used -
servants room, At 3 o'clock, Thursday
morning, Mr.. F.rrar just happening to
awake at the monent that 1t wal getting
fairly under way. 1t was sxtinguishsd af.
ter considerable trouble. without getting
Beyond the inside Of the room. Five ain
utss more and the whole property would
have bssn destroyed. Tbs negro woman
clothes and other valuable clothing wai
burned, and the window franc. There wal
no insursncs. IL 10 not known hsw the fra
originated.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Drsss, OF Blackburn,
went visiting last Saturday, carrying with
them their baby aged about two months. The
reads were very bad. On their way hons
Mrs. Drsas nursed the child, and - 1t after
ward remained very quiet no special sttsn'
ten was paid to 1t. Arriving at homs Mr..
Drans got out Of tbs wagon, and his wife
handed him the baby to hold while she col
cut. A. hs received the shlId he remarked
In . joking way that ''ths baby 10 20 Timber
l believe It 10 dead" They went into the
house and uawrapPsd the child, aad it real.
~ was dead. A doctor was sent for. whs
thought the child was strsnglsd while being
nursed, the jelting wsgon having intsriered
with its pswsr to swallow.
CO." our Waverly correspondent, writes
's4rs. W. E. Fry, who las been quite Ill fol
the past W. weeks IL conyalesuent -. TIT
infant child of Mr. Cad. Buford IL quite low
with pneumonia. died, recently from Ii,
effects Of q ruptured blood vessel, Rdw ard
son Of Mrs. Willard, nEed ten years 80. Mar
rieo, at the residence Of the brides father
March l. Mr.. Horace GalbrAith, Mr.. Eugen'
II. Lewis. OF st. Louis. and Miss Laura u a
braith, Of Waverly go. Miss Katie .DsAoss
Of Malta Bend, visited friends In this neigh
borhsod, last week 80. Miss Juha Epps, WI,
has bsen teaching school near Slater, durInl
the past winter. has returned to spend hs.
vacstion with friends IN this place. 800. Mr.
Holloway commenced Q series OF meeting
At tbs II. T.. church south last Sunday.
Spencer Brown, . Lafay cite student. spsn
several days at home, last week"
"Ds Novo" writes from Asyvisw 18th,
move in the direction OF IN order Of III,
United Workman is taking 4 tangible snaps
There are SEINE eight or ten ready to 60 Int,
the organisation, and more talking Of II
Any one dssiring information on the subjcc
can obtain the same from J. b. Mediation, o
Mayhem. Let Us not Be behind our neigh
bors. and - soon ~ twenty names can b
had with i've dollars each, We can obtain
charter and everything nssdful for . work
Ing lodge. Come, ell who want to be char
ter members. Beside Its being q good thin
to cultivate = social feeling In q town IN,
vicinity. 1t furnishes good insurance. Com
and lot us reason together and see what ca,
BE- done....The baby boy born to the VIII
Of Clsyborn Hicks died last Thursday, an
was buried at the n. K. church grave var
Friday evening. DIR. Dryden has built
handsome new stable, and will nave . ne,
Once erected sOon... Mr.. Hammond an
Aiss Anna Herr will clone the public ssho.
here next Friday"
An old man about SO years old name
Jeremiah asulsy or Holly. who lives o
Cspt. Rankin's farm, In Ray county cam
over here Tuesday to rent q farm. Wsdnsl
day evening he played cards and dram
whisky till dark, when be started nom,
When he got to the river he found the bos
had gone, and he started back up town
When near Longs hotel he rays q man sol,
cd bis bride rein sad whlrlsd the pom
around and around till be fell OF. when tn
fellow kicked hin and attempted to rob hin
but he yelled "PoIics.'' and the fellow ra
Oh. Mr.. Hawlsy was taken to the polio
station mi DIR. Alexander sent for. Th
dsetor found several severe wounds on tn
ssalp and one oruiss on the shsek, and or
rib was thought at hrsr to be broken. NJ
Hawley had SlS IN his pockst-book, An
says he only had 932 when he left home. A
10 could not account for the 81 be though
the highwayman must have gotten 1t. Il