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

4. Allen.
Gents neck wear. at prime cost. ". G
McCausland. jar8tf
Blankets and comforts, At reduced prices
W. G. McCauslsnd. jan6tf
A.. v. Robinson 3 Co.'s new roller mill l
in ullblast, and 10 now making Extra Fame,
Roller Flour. jar20;f
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acts directly upon the blood and the mucon
surfaces OF the system. Price roc. For sal
by c. W. LOOMS. jan13m3
Just try US and see how cheap we are OF
fering the balance Of our stock OF winte
goods. such as blankets, comforts, shawls
cloaks, nubias, etc. We Will sell any Of tn,
above .: very low figures. Wilker s. Miller
A colored philosopher, who was trudgirI
through the snow last Tuesday night was hear
to remark: ''If de fros' gifts in dis snow it will
nab u niRger's toe in a minnit.' The frost ha
gotten into the snow, and niggers' toes had bet
ter look . leedle oud.
There IL quite q boom at Saunders Caller.
over bis fine colored photos. DON'T all e.
at once. Bring on your old faded pictureI
and have them copied into larger ones, snt
look like life. Go and examine his I'm,
photographs. p1Stf
Again, by way of a reminder. permit vi
to inform you that we have lots Of winter
goods left over, such A. comforts, blankets
closks. shawls nubias. gloves, etc., etc. W.
are very anxious to sell them In order tC
make room for our spring stock. The spol
cash will buy these cheap. Wilker i MIL
Ter. jsn13:2
The ladies Of tbs Presbyterian church in.
tended to have an entertainment on the
evening Of the 2'th Inst, but have post.
poned 1t. When 1t occurs It will take place
1t the opera house. and be . fancy dress
party, but without masks. The object Of
the entertainment IL to raise funds to pay
OF what 10 still owing or the new parson * Q
We will print \ definite announcement next
week.
"Ds Novo' writes from Mayview, Jan.
ID "a bright little three-yesr-old girl OF
Mr.. A. Brown died OF scarlet fever yester-
day. Only an angel gone home. She was :
rem srkable child. and the family deeply de-
plols their loss, and has the entire SYM
patty Of the community. ..Archie McHst-
ton left for the sunny south Friday, Jan.
3. to see the cotton fields OF Southern Ar
kansas ; and James Graves left yesterday for
the sans ststs....Mr. J. II. McHatton has
sold two more farms; 40 acres to Mr.. o.
Roberts, at 81 400; aud MIR. E. M. HarreI-
son, aow Of Ieich Hill, to Mr.. OTIS e. Lacy,
70 acres, for e3,S60 cash. ..Henry Lowell,
E-q , will build . neat dwelling In Mayvisw
In the spling....Th young folkL were to
storm our friend, Mrs. +. W. Rulings. last
Friday evening. The storm came but no
party .... Misses Bette Brown and Mollie
McHatten received OF their teacher, Mr.. T.
I. Puckett, . nice premium in the shape OF
very tine bibles for attendance and attention
In their Sunday school class last year,.
Master Hugh Pickett took the premium In
thI 60 grades ia . class of remarkable sprigbt.
ly boys in tbs Sunday school last year, Mr..
J. II. Mediation teacher. Boys look to your
lsursIs for this year. ...A long needed want
supplied by Mr.. VIM. Kinchelos in the shape
Of permanent butcher shop. 1t 10 rumor.
Cd that We are to have q new drug store at
the old stand OF Mr. Ed. Butt. Our new
druggist wears q fine new hat and ste ps high.
....Mr. J. p. Herr, one Of the first movers
IN incorporating MAYHEM, il Row fighting
the corporation"
A friend Of the lntelligdncsr. In the Fair.
view neighborhood, sends US the tollow wing
list. the names Of local families there to be
guessed from what Is indicated after each
number. We shall 10 glad to print, next
week, any lists Of replies that may be sent
us and that Of our correspondent giving the
correct answers to all. Guess the usms, !:
"No. L, bink notes; No. 9, a carrier; No. 3,
to jump; No. 4. an instrument for driving
nails; No. .. atropical bird; No. 6, q bird of
prey; No. Z, greater In quantity; No. 8, .
doubling disciples; No. 9, king OF the desert;
NO. TO- IN American traitor; No. IL. an In
d!spenssble article In winter; No. y, nsme
OF . popular sewing machine; No. Is, 4
ruler; No. IA, a certain suantlty: No. ID. a
small worm; NO. l6, twenty-four hour.: No.
H. an Implement for smoothing ground; No.
IL. day OF the week; No. 10, 3 Scotch poet:
No. 20, to inter; 10. q. = mans garment
No. ~. . tree loppsd; No. %, part OF the
face; No. "A, void, empty; No. %, tho hu.
man race; No. 20. belonging to . railroad:
No. p, not tine; No. %. . wood workman:
No. 26. twenty quires Of paper; No. 80,
name of q King OF England; No. 81, brand
OF . wagon; No. 81. 40 article used Tor max.
ing pipes; No. SO. an open, grassy space: Ne.
"a, close by"
"Anon'' whites from Blackburn, Jan. I 6
''Married. RECENTLY, at the Christian church
oy Elder Monser. Mr.. Henry Scearcs, OF
Higginsville, and Mas Laura Houston, Also
at the Presbyterian church, Jan. 7, by Rev.
Ar. Scott. DIR. Charles Smith and Miss Net,te
Tucker. both OF WsverIy. 80. Born, recently.
to tbs vile OF AR. CHARLES W EST, q boy. Also
to the vile OF M. James 4.
Draue. = boy. Also to the wits OF Mr..
Adolfus Cstron, . boy. To the wife of q
Meter, nee Emma Hancock, q boy. On New
Years day, to the wife Of Mr.. Lee Pelot.
,es Bette Stars, formerly OF Brownsville, F..
boy. Also to tho vile Of Mr.. John T.. Ell.
wards, near Blackburn, 8 GIRL. Mr.. Charlie
Buckley aud his sister, Miss Nettle, are both
sick with scarlet fever. The children Of
mF. Mack James, near Blackburn. ars III
with diphi4eris.G ns having died with 1t,
There was . grand ball 1t the ClendsnninR
House last Tuesday. ... Miss Lee Warren, Of
Wavefiy, and Mss snlndier Of kentucky,
are visiting Mrs. Hall shiudler. DIR. Nc |
Geo, . young and enterrrt.ins dentist of
dlssgow, Is located IN Blackburn. ,,. Corn IL
selling 1t - 50 per barrel, and plenty on
hand. The mssons here have rented and
Furnished . plce hall over the bank, and
meet once . month on Wednesday night, on
or before the full moon miss Alice Smith
10 visiting her sister, Mrs. II. K. Drane, of
Blackburn"
"Now and Then" writes from Odessa
"The nrst slsighing snow Of tho season is
now covering the ground. The PUBLIC well
cIesnsd out preparatory to putting in
new force ppRp. ...second street is to re-
eeivs . coat Of mscadsin, six ipshes thick,
Work Will begin as soon =. the snow IsAvss.
....Dr. Ladd says be Will baye to emigrste
south, or buy heavier clothes, aud hs has not
yet decided which he will do. died, near
johnson county, NO., Jan. 1s,
OF p%nelaopla, MIR. Levi Fox. aged about 70
years. The deceased wa1 sIck but q short
tims....Csll on DR.. johnson and Pay u2
yonr subscription to the In%telligencer. He
b - . llst 81 ~ the Odessa subscribers, aud
you can sec how youP spcoput stands any
tins you gall. 0aiee oyer the nostoface....
Our public schools baye al closed. but WI
have subscription schools il I'll the school.
houses. Mr.. F. W. Carmichael, dis.
Sallie Cook and Prof. Horn. Prof. Horn.
school does not commence until next Mon.
day ....klr. 4. kensIer, OF our town, is
happy. bis ticket. 10. lQ.4b4. drew ths
Drtza. x1S 600 In RI. ,.., .-