Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-27
~, IN m I'll CENTS.

Rabbit, plentiful, at 10 to III cents.
ror s,,e-A few city warrants. Apply to y
{. Allen. 81
Gsnt,s neck wear, at prime cost. W.. u. +,
' c.
Blankets and comforts, at reduced pf.ee'' il
w. G. McCausland. 'Ano" p
Mr.. snider, living near MAYHEM, csme n
near losing his house by fire, . lew DAYS U
ago. ,u il
a. ". Robinson u Co.'s new roller Mill Is :,
:, ,nlI blast. and Is now making Extra Fancy ,
n.,.r E,o.r j.n2etf =
H.,ps Cstsrrh Cure Is taken Internally. IL {
acts directly upon the blood and the mucous c
~surfsc.s OF the system. Price !1oc. For ss'e J
by C.. W. Loomis. J.nn .
There is quite Q boom at Saunders Gallery .
over bis fine colorsd photos. Don't all 90
=, oncs. Bring on your old faded pictures
and have them copied into larger oneS' y
look like life. Go and examine MS ua'
n1S;f
..D d." writes from Lodi, Barbour coun'
tv. Kansas, jan. 20 :-"After spend'ns .
verv pleasant time with relatives and many
sr,auas IN old Lafayette, l find myself seateo
In nv lonely cabin on the range penn'ns "
rsw lines to tho Intslligencer, which we re-
c.,v. once a week. l do not know no" we
could get along In camp without IT, '"
through Its columns we hear from Jus oo
county aud our many friends. SINGS g
turnsJ home the weather has been extreme
IL cold and dry. For the last three usys u
has bsep stormiug aud l hardly know whst
| thu result will be, but fear many cattle nave
perIshsd. =. many OF them are very thin.
| W. have had = very cold aud dry winter.
| The grass IL very poor. The faiira'hS 1911 wv
late to keep winter grass growing anu u
| did not cure vi the proper tims' shu IL uA
not the nutrimsnt 1t should hnVe. CA'''e
| and ranches are In demand and changing
hands almost daily. w. p. Ewing sold his
stock and ranch, the other day, for the nice
little sum Of thirty thousand dollars. M. ".
Webb aud Jno. F.. McFsdin are with me.
and Join IN sending their compliments "
the Inteibgeaesr."
Central Female College out on . Sieisn
Ride, Lsst Monday afternoon will long
he remembered by the young ladies' OF Cen
trsl Female College. The day WAS beauti-
full. The thermometer, which had been
l akifnl00lQK 8EOOou u osy
sixh,eeu degrees below zero, suddenly con-
Guided to raise things aud the temperature
v.,v soou became pleasant. frof. hsr-
dom noted the chsage and soon made ar
. rang .msnts with the genial and sccommo-
dating rrm Of Young. Ewing, Leard q Co..
! to take his school out slsighing. The sh'
i, nouucemsut was made at ths dinner tsoie'
and by the tials that The sle'khs rsschea tns
cotisgs the young ladies were Gil resoy 'o'
. the 1roiio, and the jolly, laughing crowd o.
!. about n,ty was soon slowed away for The
. ride At tho signal to go, the whole party
dashsd away. The procession eonslsteo o
three large four-horse slsighs, " lwo-nors'
slsiyhs aud = cutter. IN which frof. heraoi'
!. and bis wife brought up the rear. In
praucine, dsshing horses with gayly coiore'
plunss. the bright aud beautiful faces OF th
young lsdles; the mingliug Of their music'
voice. with the silvsry notes OF the bells, q
contributed to make the scene ono OF rar
beauty, Mr.. Saunders, our city artist, SAY
:. the PROCESSION passing and seized the Of
portup,ty 10 get = photograph OF the VINO
u party.
Our friend. 81. L. F." writes from fs'
view "A pIsssAAl little party came OF
ths rs.idsuvs OF MIR. Johu Arnoid's russ.is
evening, JAu. IL. owing tu the hsAvy sno
"a that fell during lie day the crOwd was D.
"A Is large ~ antteip Ated; nevsrtheie's 400
z O'Clock the gusS1s began to al
ID IN a short time oil had arrived and the OIL
ums pams OF 'Ststsr Pebs' commenced Z
=. ANUS. ment tor the evening. Toe host u
= bos,... were IN lheir usual COOL spirits ~
" .aasJ prsstly to the fun with their msrr
making. Miss Ethel, their attractive dsus
ter aud their genial sons. Messrs. VIII
Walter aud Henry, toOk great interest
- the felicity Of the gaests. aud ths soou OF
f.shion.u wood tires that burned In t
gu ssver.l apartments were ample types OF I
'tn vouu, mans enthusiasm. About ~ o'clo
Al. ali prussut psrtook OF Al abundant reps
which was one OF the prineapis teaturss
the evening. At y late hour oil lett Tor IN
respective homes, each one feeling grea
benefited, aud some signing sadly, 'Droa
u ayes that haunt me still.' Among tn
v" nrssenl We noticed Misses Mssterson, Car
bell. Psrrott, Porter. Wood, George, Tnon
and others. The gentlemen were, Mes
Lsuderdale. Woodward, Gsorse, h'nks
the Dspsnbrluk, Williams, Gllilspie. Thou
the Cash. N. sterAon and PArrott."
my. ..Dsisyo writes from COrder, Jan.
tue Everybody Is having . good time sic,
ora iux...Mr. Lotion White and Judge ha
the sou shipped four cars Of hogs last We'd
; by ia. IN K,us.s CIV. Msssrs. Cooper
anu Thomas, Of Wxverly are delivering = Ii
W. bulk Of corn ut this place 10 be shipped
uar- Chic.go.....Mr. e. D.. Hereford, VILE
of'h children left TOR anSis home III West
poo' xfn.s, Monday norning, Our posto
out' has bseu moved from Mr.. Sbrsders' stor
Enoir Mr.. Lsiss's near the Alton botsl....A
Acei' ut Nj. Shradcrs on Satards5 evenings"
con- An accident which WAS bad enough,
sces- which might easily have resulted worse
luz Cured NJ the residence OF Mr.. f. Allie
l"' CT this city last Wednesd.y morning.
daughter, Miss fannie, aged Is years,
raid, standing usar = hot stove, when her I
. are took IRE. In = moment she was envsl
'rtain In Il mo. Her Iathur sprang to her r.
'ublic tearing her dress from her person wit
yraph usksd hands, assistsu in 30 doing by u
On Of Moline aud Birdie, the young iady's si'
alton Mr.. Allen had the snds OF the ingers o
mt Of lett hand badly burned. Miss MOliie hat
Louis fingers badly burned and sl The nngt
Idea both hands Dlistered Miss Birdie blis
d our one finger. The three succsedsd In
orary, tinxulsbiug the blaze very Quickly.
rsss 1t singular to say the young lady who "
urs was not burned vi all. Howeve
First' have no Idea she will ever willingly
three the adventure, even to Witness the da'
dorss- OF her relatives, or periodically to IL
these an item for tbs lntelligsncsr. The mo
With the incident Is obvious; It especially 81
70 bet. to young ladies and Ii, II you want to
has no kiugdom.coms by q fiery route stand n
a. possible to \ red hot stove. or st
attend embers In the hle place with tho toe oil
dainty l,ttle boot.
u G =
10 not Maj. Jno. N. Edwards-An Ing
~ LOUISIANA, Mo, Jan. %.
'" '"A EDITOR lNTELLIGERCER lis Maj
w pfe- N. Edwards, editor Of SedaliA Dispatc
candidate for public printer. q pr
printer? AS l understand Maj. Ed
" W. was . resident Of your city at the br
pAc' out Of the late war, l presume you
~ swer the question. lNQUII