Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-29
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OFYICIAL COUNTY PAPER
SHORTS.
b still looks well.

SHORTS.
Wheat still looks well.
Thermometer at zero Thursday morning.
Sell your old iron at Joldan's Foundry and
-I:.. chors u6tf
5000 0 worth Of boots and shoes at cost, at
Kriehn 4 Meyers. o1''n
sae. 900 worth of boots and shoes at cost,
for cash only, at Kriehn = Meyers. decstf
TIE Lexington Turnverein will give a
grand ball on New Years eve at the hail. It
The ladies of the Episcopal church will
give a concert, tab!eaux, &C., sometime IN
January.
Everybody is invited to attend the New
Years hop at Turner'S hall. Supper by John
G. Mehl. decz2tz
We now have a supply of State Warrants
and Afidavrts for same, for use of justices OF
the peace.
Meals % cents at the City Restaurant. The
largest oysters can only be had at the City
Res,.urant dec22t3
Goose pond is a fine skating rink, and the
BOYS have been enjoying themselves there Tor
the past week.
Saunders makes copying a specially from
a locket picture to life size in crayon, Ink,
water colors. &c. apr14tf
Collins Ague Cure corrects the liver, ana
Is a positive cure for biliousness. For sale by
Gosewisch & Son. oecI9so"no
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Smith
gave their daughter, Miss Ada, q surprise
party, on Christmas night.
Don't forget to call on Thornton q Har-
graves for furniture, in their new store op-
oosite Grove Young, Higginsville. octlSn
A., v. Robinson & Co. have the only mill
in the county that grinds wheat on rollers
and makes a frst-class patent -four. j20tf
The mayors order f%orbidding shooting on
the streets last Tuesday was a wise one' ano
secured us y quiet and orderly Christmas.
The gas was so poor last night we coule
scarcely read proof. If our paper contain
typographical errors, this will be our excuse
brownsville will soon have q creamery
One will also be started soon either at Auil
vile OF Higginsville. Why not start one a
Lexington!
Mr.. Henry Lowell has completed his new
hotel at Mayview and christened in the Com
mercial. He asks the travelling public to CIV
him q trial.
farmers take notice, you can get Robinson
celebrated roller four in exchange for whea
at their office, next door to the La1aYett
Conntv Rank. july21tf
Dresser suits in Italian and Tennessee
? arbletops, cheap, and our " make. D..
.Winkler, in their new rooms, corner FIN
ard Franklin streets, Lexington, Nc. 12tf
Messrs. w. s. Clagett q Co. gave each {
their clerks q present, Christmas. They COZ
sisted of q handsome cup and saucer with tn
name of the recipient thereon, in gilt letter.
90 to Adam Toeppeto or the best sugar
cofees, teas and fancy groceries, glass AL
r.eensware. He will sell Us cheap as an
house in Lexington las his terms are cash. I
E..,.I;, s+reet o13tf
e.. Rem Ia determined to have the Wabas
put up telegraph poles SO as to connect NOT
lexington with his Office. Tits will soon I
done, we are told. Now let US get superit
,.ndept c.. L. Baker to give us q
wire across the river.
Il would not lie always, l ask not 10 stay
We do not wonder. with such a cold as your
Int there is q bright side to every thing al
sun,hine even for those rarked with pal
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup never fails to Gu
the most stubborn cough.
MI. Thomas Pickett has bought the MI
Juo. P. Herr farm, near MAYHEM, for VIII
he paid 5000 cash. TIL place contains
acres, with only moderate improvements D
will be Immediately beautlfied by Its ne
owner, who will move on it next spring.
Little Johnnie Ardinger, son of Capt. Jol
p. Ardinger, fell off a horse in his fathers
Wednesday. The horse stepped on bis rig
leg. the caulks of the shoe penetrating neal
through the calf OF the leg. He Is getti
aieng >ery well since, though 1t was y We
severe hurt.
In the winter season a slight cold shor
never be neglected, the sudden changes IN !
weather may bring on a complication OF q
eases from which death may result. !
Jackson's Syrup of Wild Cherry and Luz
wort will soothe and cure it immediate
Sold by Gosewisch l. Son. dec29eowm
Westfeld, Mass, Feb. 10, 1892. DR.. j.
Aver & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i've He
ago 1 lad a very bad cough, and tried seve
remedies without any relief, until l was
i. yised by Mr.. Whitney, druggist OF Cow
neur, n. Y, to try your Cherry Pecto'
which 1 did, and before I had taken hal
bottle, 1 was entirely cured. Yours
Charles Meacham.
Neither the I%ntelliSencer, its editor, or
councilmen who are so coarsely and Vulgs
stacked by Mr.. Mulligan, in his card in
1.egister of this week, need to defend tht
selves from such q parcel of drivel. 1t
swers itself. We note the threat in regart
the "bucket"- (of filth, we presume.)
that will not deter this newspaper, or
councilmen, either, we imagine, from dc
what they think is their duty, as to Mr.. n
ligsn or anyone else.
"J.n writes from Wade's Point, Clay to,
eaip:-"Health of the neighborhood god
Everybody wants 3 new house....Mr D.
Wade has moved to his new residence. -.
sidnor is enjoying 3 new Mr..
dali ia building a new house MI. Ste,
has built q fine new house. MIR. Benton
made a splendid addition to his house.
Ed. Crews, also comes to the front and
proves his old residence Social PSF
charades and general skips are the orde
the day. ..Eld.W R. Cunningham is fee
O1 Qe8u VI CdLLlC AuO CO AOSoo IA S"o ASN
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Mr.. C.. o. Smith writes from Dove
s.Christmas was celebrated in our little t
by having a tree at the Christian church.
entire community united In loading the
with gifts for loved ones. TIL hearts OF
children were made glad by many testimo
of love. There were many valuable sif
grown persons, brothers, sisters, mother
fathers. We have been present on
such occasions, but never were our h
lnade to rejoice more than at this one.
MT 80 much the intrinsic value of the gil
he source, that makes us cling to 1t
sIch bond affection. This being true yO
form some estimate OF our joy when W
sou that we were presented with = fine
peu by the young ladies who have beer
der our care for the last two years as
teacher. So far as we know, 1t was an
their ownIvolition, moved by a desire
we might ave some memorial Of thei
spect and esteem. I do not know thal
token endears them any more to me,
have the satisfaction of knowing that 1
q little place within their hearts. May
live to be present on many such occs
md become useful and christian won
the desire of him who loves them.
Nv" writes from Dover:-"Uncl'
could not stand it, as he prodded his '
Wright county, over a rocky and d.
road, dreaming of the loved ones he !
hind in 'old Doyer;' There was q gu