Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-20

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lor shoe store. W. G. Eggleston 4 Co. II
All kinds of dining room aud kitchen furni'
| ture at low rates at H. IF. Winklers, Lex
~inoton. Mo. june2tf
Don't fail to see little Gertie Thornton, the
child actrr s., as Oliver Twist, and her new
| songs and dances.
Remember the watchword Of the Parlor
Shoe Store is "smsll profits and quick Sales"
w. G. Eggleston b Co. septz2u
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured
by W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2sh
For boots, shoes, hats. caps, gloves, &C.,
| call at the Parlor Shoe Store. Franklin street,
Lexington, Mo. W. g. Eggleston 4 Co. Il
A full line Of rubber goods, hip boots.
knee boots, arctics and sandals ut the Parlor
| shoe store, Franklin street. W. G. Eggle-
ston & Co., sepa2tf
EVERYBODY Is invited to call at the Franklin
street Parlor Shoe Store, when in need Of
boots, shoes, hats, caps or gloves. w. G.
Essleston & c.. sept92tf
Wsnted-Three or four thousand dollars,
for three or -four years. Will pay six per
cent. Best Of collateral security given. In
quire At this Office. octIota
Garrison Grange will meet on Friday even
ing, Nov. 2, at 3 O'Clock, p. m. Members are
urged to attend. Special and important bus
mess to consider.
Baltimore Every Saturday:-"What brought
| you to prison, my colored friendr said . Judge
to q darkey. two c%onstables, sah.' Yes;
but 1 mean had intempersnce anything to do
with itf'. Eyes, sab; dey was bot. Of 'em
drunk.'n
."One Of those Mexican creatures known as
the burro. was shipped to st. Louis. The
agent concluded that sburro' meant bureau
and he accordingly reported to his superior,
| ON the arrival of the carload, zone bureau
missing, and one jackass over"
The little daughter of the editor OF the
THIN, O., Daily Star was Immediately and
permanently relieved OF q severe cough by
three doses of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. A
TWENTY-FIVE cent bottle Of this valuable rem
edy will cure the worst cough.
The board of directors Of the Lafayette
county fair met at Higginsville, LAST Satur-
day, and elected the following named officers
for the ensuing year: Isaac Neal. president;
Il. J. Higgins, vice-president; h. W. Win
sor, secretary, and A. E. Asbury, treasurer
Mrs. 8. P. Arnoldis receiving tall styles Of
millinery goods, new and desirable. Ladies
are requested to call. Dress-making will al
SO be continued under supervision Of . COM
petent assistant. Cutting and fitting will be
executed on short notice. Ffrst-class work
In each branch of busiress Is her motto. Give
her q call. : sept29tf
Itaska Encampment, No. 6, 7. O.. o. F., o.
this city, installed is officers on the evening
Of the 18th inst, and had : pleasant oystel
supper at the city hotel. The officers are
Jacob Fegert, c. P; C6n~Gimble, H. P.
J. N. Crowder, s. W.; T. ]. John, J. W.; c,
G. Ludwigs, Scribe; J. F. Z. Winkler, Treas
urer.
The Concordis Post, II our memory server
MS, belle. es in the "bsrbsrism" Of the whip
ping post for wife-beaters. 1t is as solid rs
post in holding that view. Persons who sym
pathize so much with that sort Of criminal
that they do not want to see them whipped
seem to forget the barbarian Of whipping
the woman, and the inhumanity Of forcinl
her to support the children begotten BY tn
wretch who abused her.
Midnight found Daniel Robinson's null
standing ON the Philadelphis, WILMINGTON
and Baltimore railroad near Lampkin. VII.
he kept such late hours and stopped on thu
dangerous spot to mediate has not been ex
planned. He heard q rumbling and sow
dazzling light in the direction of the noise
Then came a shrill whistle and the null
presented his rear to the approaching enemy
but did not yield an inch Of his ground. A
soon as he thought he could max his heel
felt he let them fly, but the locomotive wa
not knocked out. The mule tool . heade
down the bank and will never kick again.
ls.Capitolav writes from, Fair, lew :-':New
, scarce. Slight frost Roads muddy. Mis-
, Charley Lockhart, of Wellington, is the que,
of Miss Ida Kite. Mrs. Harlow, Of Butler
. Bates county, is visiting friends in our vicin
ty. -. MI. Thomas Cobb bought 80 head {
i hogs this week at a per hundred. M
: Willie Lytton, OF Colorado, Is Visiting rels
i tives and friends near Fairview Mrs. E
. 8. Kinkead has been quite sick for son
= dsys....Mr Theo. NsnNster and lady,
, Corder, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Kite.
: The hog law question is being agitated b
g several. We hope 1t will become . law"
Kansas City Times:-"Two cases that, whe
> they originated, were telegrarhed far IN
wide and commented upon to . considerab
!, {, tent by the enemies Of Missouri, came U
y for consideration in the United States dh
o trict court yesterday. The first was 8
y alleged sbulldozing' case in which Edwa,
Claypool was charged with o~bstructing Il
u mails. The postmaster at Higginsville, L
fayette county, was the prosecuting witnes
7 and claimed that he was In bodily fear Of d
fendant, who was Of opposite politics to Il
u postm aster. The postmaster and Clsypo
had a difficulty, and after 1t the postmast
IL shut up the office for several hours and car
to Kansas City. and there was 3 great quito
= about political intolerance. The trout
~ commenced at y picnic anl fag-raising he
by some colored people. The case has I
4 some time been pending In this court, n
Ct yesterday 1t was dismissed. Some time q
'e Caesar Carriger, Robert Wsldron, Hen
Warren and William Free, commenced 81
against Peter Christensen, . hotel keeper
IL Andrew county, for damages In the sum
o. 5000 apiece, because they had been refus
!. the privileges Of the dining-room. An emf
~ of continuance was made in three cases "
% %. terday, and the clerk Of the court stated II
!" he understood that the continuance was ms
because of a decision lately rendered BY
supreme court, touching cases like the o.
~ mentioned, they being brought under
provisions Of the civil rights bill"
" ssBorderite" writes from Pleasant Prsir
:" "Mrs. Noah Williams is visiting her daui
ter, Mrs. Bette Foster, of Atchison ....M
= Lucy Hudnall is visiting in Colorado. ...C
school is fiourishing under the care Of N
y. Mamie Gordon, Of Lexington; spelli
match every two weeks, Friday night; eve
body invited; come one mt all. MIR. ,
Mrs. S. Everhart have returned from Kan
City, where they have been in attendance
the bedside Of their son, VIM. Everhart, y
has been very i'll for the past six weeks,
is now some better 30. p. church il q
ns' an ornament and calls for many impro
ments in our surrounding county. ...R
James Dalton will preach at O. p. chul
every third Sabbath at II q. M; and Rev
J. Hill will preach every LIST Sunday II 3.
and probably at night also. Sabbath sci
every Sunday at 10 q. m....The rains b
An stopped the wheat drilling, though many
not near done yet. . .Messrs. Eph Hoote
John Murphy are preparing to rebuild
Oak Grove mill. having bought the site
lea,ings of the fire. Mr.. Moot has move
ent 49,, NJ. y. IT,.