Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-29

All Minus Vi ulUluS " du"h
ture at low rates at II. s F. Winkler's, Lex
ington, Mo. ]unezu
Meals % cents at the City Restaurant. The
largest oysters can only be had at the City
dec22t3
The Turner's will give the old year a fare
well by a grand hop. Don't fail to attend; a
good time expected. dec22t2
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured
by W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1uly2stt
Inflammation of the lungs, etc., speedily
cured by using Dr.. Jsckson's Syrup Of Wild
Cherry and Lungwort. Sold by Gosewisch
& Son. dec29eo"mS
Edison's Electric Light is q wonderful dis
covery, but not as wonderful as Halls Catarrh
Cure. Sold by all druggists. Sold by =. w..
Ioomis. nov3mS
We feel very thankful to our many friends
for their liberal patronage during the year.
Our aim in the future will be to make flour as
in the past, superior to any other mill. A.
v. Robinson & Co. uee.'A
Coughs, colds, whooping cough, sore throat
and Inflammation of the lungs promptly cureo
by the use of DR.. Jackson's Syrup of Wild
Cherry and Lungwort. 1t is an unfailing
cure. Sold by Gosewisch Il Son. dec29mS
Merchants, and all others, in ordering goods
will please advise houses of whom they buy
not to fail in sending bills of lading for same,
a. such will be required on and after Janu-
airy 7th, 1884, to get your freights. e. Ben.
RnsselI. dec29t2
Our carrier boys on New Years day will
present to our city patrons their annual 3D.
dress. What they receive for this address Is
their only pay for delivering the paper at the
| readers door. To do this they must brave
| all weather. They are both good boys, at
| tentive and polite, and we hope they will be
literally treated.
Saunders has added another fine box
and tube to his already fine assortment The
box was made to order IN New YORK; the
tube brought direct from Paris, through the
agent at New York. This box and tube are
for making those fine large Panels and busts.
Saunders has also secured the service Of a
very fine artist as retoucher and for crayon
work and coloring generally. Come one,
come all, that want fine pictures Of any kind,
l.roa and small. diff.
Mr. j. E. Cheatham showed us, q few days
ago, the plan of q very handsome college
building, which he had drawn up for the
Misses Cottey. These young ladies are now
teachers IN Central Female College, and Will
remain with u. till June. Next September
they expect to open a school of their own at
Nevada City, Mo. We regret to lose them
and hope for them great success In their en-
t~erprise. The building will be a three-story
4 brick, with a fine situation on q fve-acre lot,
donated by the citizens of Nevada. We are
!, glad to see our home architectural talent en-
. ployed, and we don't think q prettier or more
, convenient plan could have been found.
"veritas,' a lady friend, writes to us as
: follews:-"In your last issue of the lntelli'
gencer, Dec. 22d, your correspondent from
Chapel Hill makes some false statements II
4 regard to Concord church, which you viii
4 please do us the justice to correct. Omega
9 saws in reference to the great change which
: has taken place at Old Concord, that 1t ha:
j. purchased a cheap organ, and from the mum
Der of entertainments, dialogues, comic song
, and sparkling societies that are constant!
!, transpiring within its walls, it will at no yer!
distant day be transformed into q theatrica
hail., Not q word of this is true. If'Omega
q speaks from hearsay the matter has beef
grossly misrepresented to him; but If he ha
]. been there to see and hear for himself, thel
he has maliciously perverted the truth. TIL
o facts are simply these: A concert of voca
and instrumental music was suggested for tn
" benefit of the church. The night first select
ed proved to be SO disagreeabIe that the few
n in attendance seemed to think 1t should b
-...J,-l Un loo;laI IN ,noEo q aopnn
1t effort. Accordingly another entertainment
was given Nov. 18th. This Melted the littl
sum of $21 80, with which we bought som
70 new stoves for the church. We still hol
weekly rehearsals for singing, but we met
Sabbath nights, and all our practice Is in tn
10 Gospel hymns which the world at lare
knows, contain neither comic or sentiments
songs. Neither do we have any sparEin
societies in our church, and the sparkling tn;
y may be carried on between the young gentle
men and ladies on their way to or from sini
r. ing, I do not suppose Is any Of omega
70 business, or in fact concerns any one but Il
.I persons interested. Will you please give til
4 a place in your columns and so oblige Il
many friends OF Concord church,"
"Parson Adams'' writes from Concord
a "Miss Mary Waters, who has been yisitil
relatives and friends in St. Joe, for a fe
months, returned home Monday evening.
Mr.. j. K. Mortified ate Christmas turkey
.lu the Commercial this year. ms. T. J. Dull
be is visiting in Lexington and vicinity duri
m. the holidays. Mr.. j.. W. Brockman,
:, Montserratt, is visiting his daughter, NJ
- Lama, who resides in our town....Mr. j
Inf Brockman, a popular young business man
Blackburn, is visiting friends relatives a
his girl here this week 80. .Messrs. Oh
ri. Noe and Emil Eichtadt, two of Alma's m,
popular young business men. are visitors hi
- this week .... Mr.. Sod eman of the firm
Sodeman 4 Son, d callers in stoves and tinwa
~ Higginsville, Mo-, Is a visitor in our town
~ day....Mr. George Baepler is still on the 81
=. list 80. The Sedalia band will be with US ag
tomorrow, and will disco urse sweet mi
h.s during the day, and play for the ba tom
~ row night. :. Our people are at present int
rested in the subject of a creamery and n
10. mill Mary, little daughter of MIR. Da
Heard, died Friday of this week, and
buried from the Baptist church, Rev. Sh
maker conducting the funeral ceremoni 8
Mr.. Diamond buried his little son tod
Rev. Bits conducting the funeral services
The Christmas trees at the several cnurc
were well patronized, and everybody felt ST
fled with the result Of the labor expended
tba trying to please the little Ones"
~ observer" writes from Aullville :-"N
Mollie Conlon of Hannibal, Mo-, is spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
.A- L. NJ. Maior....R. L. Greer was in Bis
"' burn last Saturday, OH business. ...l
Eugene Williams spent several days visi
in johnson county, last week. She Ii;
- pleasant time. Mr.. Ed. Mock has gor
wv Henrietta, johnson county TO feed calves
~, Mr.. Dunniyan, of Warrensburg. 80. Mr. +
- ry Major was in Warrensburg with s
eoN last week. Died in Johnson county,
- last week, Miss Emma Civils.. There
a pleasant sociable at Mr.. RI Berry's last
49, urday night; samong those your CORES
~ dent noticed Prof. A. A. Lowe, Messrs.
~. Williams, Tom Swearingen, George Pr
80 Charles Hill, Henry and Wrightman NJ
49, Marshall Hall, William Bradford and
49,. Sanders, among the ladies were Misses B
- farrell, Mamie and Emma Ward, Lena
:. :, son, LARA aud Lula Adams. All enj
~ themselves until about II o'clock, whe
Gar, went home....The Sunday school h;
Christmas tree, at the Christian churc
:. Christmas eve. -. The LADIES' of the Nj
dist church cleared about 300 at
..:s, festival. Prof. Lowe will spend the
1890 dave in Warren shnrp The meeting q