Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SICR'rS.

SHC R'rS.
Look out, hogs! or up you'll go.
The mayor proposes to enforce the hog
ordinance.
Sell your old iron at Joldan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. m6tf
Call at Miss Rifles to see beautiful line of
Langtry neck wear. m31t9
Mr.. John Welsh has moved Into his new
residence on Laurel street.
The Walnut Row school district elected
Mr.. James Miller as school director.
For furniture of all kinds rally under the
nag-at Corbitt's brick corner, Odessa. mS
We pay the highest market price for all
kinds Of country produce. Gordon & Bu-
ford. j21tf
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m8u
Depot for all kinds of window shades and
figures, at Corbitt's Furniture Store, Odessa,
Missouri. fb19m8
See the gay gypsy girls, with their pictur-
esque costumes and tambourines in the "Bohe-
mian Girl"
A. V. Robinson & Co. have the only mill
In the county that grinds wheat on rollers
and makes frst-class patent flour. j20tf
Uncle Tom Davis, q respectable old colored
man well known In the city, died, tast Mon
day night. He was about go years Of age.
Capt. Conner will heartily amuse you Us
Florestein, foppish nobleman of the last
century. Be sure to be on hand to laugh at
him.
Don't forget II, ,Tate's Is the place to get your
moneys worth and go away happy: Be sure
.and look at those new window shades, the
very latest out. t.--------- ml1n
Mr.. McCausland is making drive on sew
erai lines Of dry goods. He Is a reliable mer-
chant. Keeps goods which may bs depended
ON to be as represented. Read his ad.
II Catarrh has destroyed your sense of
smell and hearing, Halls Cstarrh Cure will
cure you, Is cents per bottle. Sold by c. w.
Ioomis. jan13ms
The Kansas City Live Stock Indicator and
Intelligencer will be sent one year for $500.
Address Indicator, Kansas City, for Sam
pie copies. m31w2
The following named officers were installed
by Orion Lodge, No, 45, I. o. o. F. last Tues
day night:-James Edelin, N. g.; j. w.
Thompson. v. g.; J. W. Homer, SEQ. NJ.
Gratz, treas.
Fer arst-cIass and genuine sewing ma
chine, 70 to Corbitts Furniture Store, Odes-
@. He has large stock of Domestic, Royal,
St. John, Singer, and others; also needles for
all kinds of machines. n0m3
Mr.. VIM. Smith recently purchased, for
d, 900, the frame residence until recently oc-
cupied by the late Mrs. Rachel Nichols. He
is making extensive repairs upon 1t, which
when finished will make 1t a very desirable
properly.
Notice the change Of time on the C. & A.
Railroad at Higginsyille, which went into
effect last Monday. The time on this road is
20 minutes faster than 'fsun time" here,
which Is the time governing the running Of
trains on the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
Among other valuable things the patterns
of the parts of the Bowen seed separator were
destroyed in the Excel Foundry fire. A large
lot Of lumber on hand for the manufacture of
the machine was not burned. The fire will
not be permitted to stop the manufacture.
Higginsville Messenger:-"By all means
let US get our gallant neighbors at Lexington
to ogive us the Bohemian Girl" at our opera
house, we will insurea crowded house," We
wish they could comply with this request,
coming as it does from friends so near home.
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 eau be bought
o1A a npsr lou
and see the new goods, m24f
The following named gentlemen were, last
Wednesday night, elected trustees Of the
Elizabeth Aull Seminary u. d. Shewalter
for enc year, to I'LL vacancy caused bv the
death of 81. J. E. Ahrens for two years, DR.
P.H. Chambers, 10. A. Wilson and Grundy
Young; for three years, T. B. Clagett. W. G.
NcCansland and S. G. Wentworth.
Go to see the Bohemian Girl, and don't stoE
at one night. Our amateurs were. advised t.
charge one dollar per ticket owing to the
great trouble and expense involved, but they
put the tickets at fifty cents, so that the peo
pie would 60 more tn an one time. gooe
opera, such as this, is liked the better thu
oftener it is heard, and then everybody viii
want to see both Arlines.
Higginsvillei Messenger ;-"Uncle Harye!
Higgins was the recipient Of a serenade OF
last Tuesday night, but owing to sickness il
his family aud the duties attending, he wa
sleeping so soundly that he was not awaken
ed. He called on us, yesterday morning, ant
informed US of the fact of the serenade, ant
delegates us to express his thanks to the par
ticipants, and to assure them that had he beel
NnI he how cd
We have received with the compliments o
the original fine picture Of Hon. Aldridg
Corder, state senator In Colorado, and form
erly Of this county. 1t is an excellent like
ness, and everybody knows that Aldridge i
. handsome man. The picture is printed a
. supplement to the Denver Inter-Ocean
under the heading of men of the West.
Mr.. Corder seems to be one ofthe rising mel
OF Colorado, his name being favorably men
toned from all sources.
Brunswick, No., Brunswicker :-"Recor
der Cunningham riyeted the bonds of wed
lock upon q curious couple Thursday morn
ing. The groom Ii Isaac Satterley, blin
man, and the bride, Mrs. Mary Engle, was
widow with several children. The psrtie
al live in Lexington, Mo-, but came to thi
city where Satterley formerly resided to hav
the nuptial ceremony performed on sccoun
Of the objections of the brides relatives to th
match. After the ceremony the parties tool
the train for home, their countenances beam
ing with delight"
Rich Hill Western Enterprise :-'In the las
few days developments have been made snt
the business of the Fsrt Scott, st. Louis ant
Chicago brought to light that has infused new
confidence in those who doubted its success
It appears that capitalists of Maine have takel
hold Of Mr.. Waters enterprise, and survey
Or will make the actual survey and worl
viii be begun at once. Mr.. Harris, Of For
Scott, one Of the ablest lawyers and mos
prominent men Of that city, who never ha,
any faith in the project. says now that he be
lieves that the business has got into the hand
Of men who will put it through ut once, an
Mr.. Harris is man well versed in railroa
affairs. 1t Is not necessary for any more tai
or planning on the subject; the right-of-w Wa
has been secured and stock taken, and ther
10 nothing more needed but to go to work"
The democrats at Higginsville are yer
much gratified at the result of their election
last Tuesday. They say that they have here
rofore ignored politics, and voted even NOR
for republicans than democrats, but that the
liberal action in this respect instead Of Lein
appreciated has been used as partisan clu