Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-11-22

M,rtlaud,s photos of babies and children
can't be beat.
The best flour in the market is the Excel
sior brand Ask YOUR grocers for 1t. hl'u
Ladies' underwear, misses vests anu
cbidren,s union suits cheap at Wilker q 4
Mlller'S. NV
The prett,cst things you ever sa" aie
those cans for little boys. w. S. Clasett
Mercantile Co.
ob ve lovers of amusement, don't forget to
attend the A. O. II. bsl. ut Turner Hail. {
Monday eve, Nov. 9th.
A hint to the wise ia kint to mothers 10
take YOUR children 10 Saunders gallery, aho
have their pictures taken.
Judge .Jno. L. Ryland held special Term
ri criminal court. yesterday, i'll order 10 per- !
mi, the attorneys of Jeff Wilson to file their
bill of exceptions.
Groy. Young has nearly 1000 overcoats on I
hand and about the same number Oh Arc.'
over shoes, lie intends to commence siaush-
tering them next Monday. ho'--
The ladies Of the Higginsville Presbyterian
church. will give an oyster supper on Inc
,weu, y.eshlh of this month TO assist IN Fay
ing off the church d. bt. An abundant meat
liable. Ice cream tables will add to the al
fractions Of the evening. They Will sPhre u"
pains to make it pleasant to all VINO VIII
honor them with their presence.
Judges Barnett and Hale and Mr.. b'acA-
we'll were, by Il Skinker mandamus, taken De-
| fore Judge nrekel. They were at Kansas
CITY Thursday, Friday and Saturday but the
| case valentine Winters on Sni-a.bar ]udS-
ment) was not reached. They VIII nave 10
| appear again December Id. Can no way De
devised TO move Sknkers bowels of compass |
sion:
! The Crust of Tartar speedily leaves the
| surface of teeth upon which the cleansing
aud preservative influence of SoZodont Is
daily exerted. No form of decay can in1est
set of ..ivories'' upon which it is used. IL
has, moreover, most refreshing effect upon
the mouth. III which it leave, very agreea-
BILE taste, beside rendering the breath ira
grant, If the mouth be rinsed with It aiter
smoking, the taste of the tobacco is entirely
, dissipated. As an au iliary to personal come
illness it cannot too highly be eNtolled. Sold
by druggists. ho'2ahi
I can't afford it is frequent reply to prop
ositions to spend money. 1t is usually an
5 honest speech founded on the business calcu-
latons of the speaker. In nearly every case
e where man says this, he has the money
necessary. but does not wish to use IL that
way. man without money does not like to
admit 1t. He is not the man to say ~ can't
Il afford it, He usually puts his refusal on
some other ground. The man who has saved
). few hundred dollars, is the man who ls
most cautious in his investments aud the
D most positive when he Says Il can't AFFORD
y it, We like to hear the expression fall from
a mans lips. 1t shows that he is not asham-
Is ed of his poverty aud that he has the man
II hood 10 say mo- The words are good ones
and should be learned BY all who really can
u not afford 10 indulge all their fancies and
~ desires. There is no more prevalent evi
IL than that of extravaganza superlnduced by
Is desire to kes, up in appearance with one:
u. neiyhbors. There is no better word than Al
honest, no Learn to say it. 1t wilfdo yot
IL good. Learn TO say mo- 10 all temptations.
.sSemi- Occasional writes from Greenton
80 ssHurrah for Cleveland and the Clevelan'
" Guards of Greent0n, las organized for Odessa
ratification Health generally good Mrs
C, Y. Ford and Mrs. Martin Slaughter, har
IN gone to kentucky on Il visit to relatives.
Reys. Whiting and Martin are conducting
- | protracted meeting at the Baptist churct
~ one conversion up to this writing. -. ID
:, Mann ratified at LexngtOn.he says the stree
csrs don't run after night Mrs. Fran
Wagner, Miss Theoiocia Curre and NJ
Love, of Pink Hill, were visiting in Greento
lat last week Robert Calvin, Esq, was callt
to Oak Grove last week to attend the burial
"a his brother, Mr.. John Calvin We ha'
'an heard it said that the lowest class was
io' democratic, no democrat at Lexington h
hts ever stooped so low as to stone republicans
IL their notifications . MIR. VS.. Downs II
! ished sowing wheat on the 10th of Nov,
! is we've been informed Suppose the rtali
ac- cool weather about the 4th led him 10
e Iieye we would have an open winter and be
lc- ter market"
wv. friend writes from Fosters College:
''ei "Every thing quiet since the election .
i've ouite u number attended the rally al Odes
II last Saturday Mr.. james Scarse, Of Hi
'ra- ginsville was in the vicinity Saturday .N
t Is Cyrus Osborn i, visiting relatives in Higgll
hit vile this week. MIR. George Osborn
'ar- thrown from horse recently, and had
Ugh right ankle severely sprlined Rev. j.
ng- Hill commenced protracted meeting
ele- Pleasant Prairie church last Thursday mig
2tf it will be continued this week. MIR. A.
rest Campbell is building fine barn which "
and add to the value of his place considerably.
les- MesSrs. Charles and Sam Hammer had gu
bout rally ut their residence last Saturday mig
usly making the second since the election.
IS OF Misses Lillian and Annie Armstrong,
ired Bates City,were the guests OF Miss Katie GO
was this week Miss Cora Campbell is visit
nsor relatives in Higginsville. Some talk OF ha
ing democratic rally at Fairview; we nc
item they will be successful .. The first snow
will the season fell Monday, and reminded US
who we have had no social parties. Nag
Mr.. daughter of hiin Lam. has been dangero
lace, ly sick for some days. Weather pleas;
and Health of the community generally good
NJ, Mr.. James and Joseph Thomas have retl
ghes ed home from short visit to Henry cou
have The debating society is tlourishing.
t the subject for the next debate is: Should {
MIR. grafton to this country be prohibited. ...l
at a Sarah Walker, of Page City is visiting r
hines tiyes in our midst Mr.. William Thol
stab little son Henry, was thrown from h
.anst last Saturday morning, and had his right
valu- broken just above the wrist. Messrs
have T. Cobbs, T. V. Foster and A. &. Camb
ndng and a number of others attended the de
hav- cratic rally at Lexington, Monday night
nner, Mrs. T. II. Campbell has been quite sicl
en- OF some days. ..... The spelling match
Falrview last Friday night was a suc'
II the Miss Matilda Campbell, of Fosters Coll
olod. was the champion. =. Mrs. George ShaI
The of Higginsville, is the guest of Mrs. S.
many Osborn this week.
n the ''Zach'' writes from Egypt:--"We III
to do happy we can hardly stand ii. Oh,
inter- amt the RAIDS blue since the election.
gov Wellington barber says its wOrth25c TO sh
ed for republican. because their faces are so long
died wriukled. There are only a fe IS old tim
ID aud pubIicans in Egg. pit, and they are dying
which hard. The dose they got on Nov, 4th w
which much larger than they were expecting,
ch 65 only Il very limited number viii be at
8 seen stand it. Those who have always vote,
There democratic ticket, and thought they W
he'd at | change this year and vote for Jack and
raight to be on the winning side once, must
ne for terribly mean. We advise :hem to fall
ie are in the democratic ranks as soon as pos
elec- Mr.. Dixie Thompson while mining co
Such the SeuweiI shaft, just above Wellington
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