Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-20
SHORTS.

Read A.. v. Robinson 4 Co - new locals
Gents fns dress shirts, at prime cost, W
G. McCausland. jan8tf
Sell your old iron az Jordan's Foundr!
and Machine Shops. m6lf
Read McCsusland's double column ad
'there's millions In it. jan6tf
Cloaks and Dolmsus will be sold aithou
regard to cost. w. G. McCsuslsnd. jsr6tf
We pay the highest market price for al
kinds OF country produce. Gordon q Blu
ford. j21tf
Remember there 10 no other roller foul
offered to the trade in Lexington, except b!
A. v. Robinson + Co. jsn2otf
IN. NJ iris Sullivan's Mirror, OF Ireland
opera house. Wednesday and Thursday
nights, Jan. q and Is.
A. v. Robinson d Co. have the only mil
In the county that grinds whsst on rolleri
and makes . irst.class patent -four. j20tf
The celebrated new No. 8. Wheeler snt
Wilson sewing machines for cash and or
easy terms, for sale at G. q. Ludwigs'. II
The ladies will fnd, on the outside, q
pleasant letter from our regular correspon'
dent. "Lucy Carter" on New York Fash
Ions
II Catsrrh has destroyed your sense Of
smell and hearing. Hslrs Catarrh Cure will
cure you 70 cents per bottle. Sold by Z. W.
Loomis. janl3m3
Mexico Ledger "a young friend Of ours
who asked bis girl for something to wear
next to his heart, was presented with . dsn-
mel chest protector" Sensible girl.
W. 400 .-sllnr 80 mara lsrnAr radupNtIOno
than any other house on our "odds and
ends' Of sstins. silks, plushss. velvets. etc.,
etc. See US before purchasing else here.
Wilker q Miller. jsn13t2
Carrollton Democrat :-'sThe railroad line
has been run to the Wabash road south Of
Carrollton. Jut whore the depots will be
located, or when the engine will sstoot on
the road 10 somsthlng we cannot state to the
faction OF . minute"
Mr.. sIlverman has removed his wholesale
n retail liquar store TO the old Winsor
Corner. where be has lifted 1t up neatly. He
keeps good goods, and pays especial atten-
ton to pure liquors for family use. He In
vites an inspection Of his stock. s6tf
We have heard both democrats and re.
publicans say that there IL nothing better
for . cough than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup ;
this old reliable remedy never fails to cure .
cough or cold at once, and may be obtained
at any drug store for - cents . bottle.
; A "plum pudding for the ladies. We are
Offering q large lot Of Hamburg edgings that
were left over from last season at less than
cost in order to close them out at once. Call
early and get first choice, as they will sell
rapidly at the prices ne are making on
them. Wilksr 4 Miller. jan13l2
The Remington sewing machine Is manu-
factured by the Remington Company, that
gives to their sewing machines the care and
high standard Of mechanical excsllence. that
characterize the production OF their ar
mories, which are well-known as having no
equal In the world. For sale, at C. g. Lud-
wigs. n1Stf
Sedalia Dispatch :-"The republicans Of
SedAia are now without q paper, - the
Eagls.Times was yesterday swallowed by
the New Age, Major Cor~in's prohibition
sheet. There will be but one more issue Of
the Eagle Times, and the next number Of
the Age will be issued from the new quar-.
ters.o
Jno. T.. Bascom, assignee Of John Geek,
will sell, at the Grsentree Saloon, in Con-
sordis, Lafayette county, Mo-, on Saturday,
January II, 1883, the following property. to-
vat: Wines, b%randIes, whiskys, beer. &C.,
DC. In barrels, Kegs, jugs and bottles I; also,
cigars and tobsceos. Sale to be continued
on Monday, and until all is sold. He will
also sell, at the same time and place, . large
lot OF household ahd kitchen furniture, pro.
visions, &c.
MsssrsL A. V. Robinson & Co. started up
their MILL again, last Friday, after lying Idle
for some wscks because Of . break In their
machinery. This break was in no way con.
nscted with their now roller system. being
caused by the dropping Of . cog wheel which
applied power from the engine to the mill,
ono OF those misfortunes which will occur
despite the utmost vigilance. The accident
has been . very oostly:one to tho firm. as be-
side the expense OF repairs the loss OF time
has been very considerable.
A correspondent writes from Fsirvisw:
s.Mr. W. 8. Cobbs. who has been sick for
sometime, is Improving slowly Miss
Mamie Besi, Of Saline county, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Bobert Howe....M Miss Hxrlxnd.
OF Lexington, who has been visiting Mrs.
Seth Livermsn, return last week 80. There
was . social gathering Of friends ut the resi-.
dsnce Of Mr.. T. L. Parrot, all spent =
pleasant evening Miss Matte kinkesd
who has been absent for some week., will
return next week Mr.. H.. 8. kfnkead 10
a home from st. Louis. He says cattle were
of i've cents last week....Our literary So
-G~k- O.. -nn >A~AnA 2Nnaknva > TIM
proving rapidly 49, Miss Mary Barley has
about thirty scholars In regular attendance.
she IL giving general satisfaction 80. There
will be preaching at the schooIhouse by Rev.
A. A. Moore Mr.. A. W. Osborn Is leeding
thirty head OF cattle and . large lot OF hog.
Tor the spring market. /. . Snow eight inches
deep, Wednesday morning: look oqt iDr the
slsighs, girls 100. Miss Katie Thomas has bsen
visiting her uncle, Mr.. VIM. Thomas. for
the past week."
A sislghing Story in two Chaptsrs-Chap-
ter 1:-"iuto the sleigh, hopped help
to her home he glods CLOSE to his side
sprang she. gayjy swsy they rods.-Over 3
bridge, drove helps TO her lips he glued.
Paying the TOLL said she-sSwsetest OF
nslds,' he cooed.-Csred NO longer. aid he,
Whittier be drove, alas Love, 1t Is blind.
ah msI-And this ia what came to pass
Chapter 9 -Steed got out Of the wsy,-rsn
right over 3 stump Sleigh upset-he-shs
10Th fstl out 10 . lump.-Steed thea took
TO Its ~heels,-vainly he yelled and .8hoaed.'
-Fastsr and faster 1t went,-She-he-wers
aeft in the road.-Then she was mad, was
she.-eallsd him q fool, as well;-'Vlxsnlsh
miss said he,-'you may just 60 to h-El-
dorado. "-Msdder'n ever. was she.-qulck-
~ mi angrily talked ;-Well-gsyly they'd
ridden from home,-mournfully back to 1t
waiked.-Finis-'Taint made up and faint
aikely to be-"
The game law being under discussion at
ehis lime and being OF interest to sport.men
We give the times when the killing Of dill
ssrsnt species is prohibited by our statutes :
-'If any person shall catch, kill or injure, or
attempt to catch, kill or iDjure any WILD
buck, doe or fawa between the nftt enth day
Of January aud the first day OF September,
or any Wild turkey between the first day OF
March and the tifteenth day OF September,
or any pinnsted grouse, commonly called
prairie chicken, between the frst day Of
February aud the dftsen.h day OF August,
or any rrfisd grouse, commonly called
pheasant or partridge, or any quail, some
.simes called Virginia partridge. between the
:zirst day of Febru-ry and the fifteenth day
nj October. or any WOodcock between tho