Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-20

The "Razor." q 10 cent cigar for s cents.
For sale in Lexington at Sam Keller's only.
Young MANGO to Trigg II Shields and
buy a box of those fine Cakes Candies for
sweetheart. dl32w
John Powell will fix you for Christmas.
forget your Jug. Pierce's Favorite.
Everybody takes 1t. noV29mS
Make your children happy by buying them
something for Xmas. You will find a large
lot of Toys, Dolls, etc., at A. Egle, Franklin
Street. nov29tf
Do you smoke? Buy yourself 3 box OF
cigars for a Christmas present. Sam Keller
will sell you a box Of Bouquet or "Cos-
cigars for 81. 1t
St. Lonis Republicsn:-'Clif Kirby, 3
farmer living near Higgins1ille'' No., was
al that place and MORALLY wounded IN
. fight, by Edgar Richmond"
Do you want y ladies', Misses or child's
cloakY Do you mant a blanket. comfort
hood, or any other winter goodss We have
q surplus and must sell in order to get the
cash. Do not pass US by when looking 1or
cheap goods. Wilker 4 Miller. dec6tS
Come one, come all, and secure your win
ter stock while the great sale is going ON.
Our aim is to close the sale by the fifteenth
or twentieth of December. These goods must
be sold for cash. Christmas is nearly here,
buy your family shoes, caps or bats, some-
thing useful. Chinn & Chinn. nov29n
To our friends and customers we would
SAY, do not let those large flaming advertise
ments get the better of your judgment. BE.
member we are just as anxious to sell OR
winter goods, such AZ hsnnels, blankets,
comforts, wool hosiery, &C., &C., at cost, a
any merchant can be. We have too many,
and they must be sold gardless Of cost.
Wilker d Miller. dec90t2
Henry wendt, formerly superintendent of
the Breslau Steam Dye House, In Germany,
has purchased the necessary apparatus and
will dye and clean cloth, clothes, ribbon etc.
no matter of what kind or material, cotton,
wooden velvet or silk. Give him a trial, his
charges are reasonable. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Office on Franklin Street, southeast
corner of Seventh. dec13t4
One of the brightest charms of q fair face
Is a fiue set of teeth. The ladies being fully
alive to this fact, patronize Sozodont In pre-
ference to any other dentifrice. since they
know by experience that it preserves like no
other the pristine whiteness and cleanliness
Of the teeth, and makes q naturally sweet
breath additionally fragrant. 1t is one of the
privileges of the bsaur sec to look lovely and
that portion of it which uses Sozodont,
has learned that the article contributes in no
small degree to the end in view. All drug
gists sell it. dec20ml
Mr.. L. C. Pstterson's team of horses ran
away, last Tuesday, or Franklin street.
They were coming from the depot with q load
Of baled hay, and near Mr.. Summers store .
bale slipped OF, the driver fell and the horses
started. They made dire havoc as they
went. They knocked Mr.. Philip Keller's
front steps out IN the first round, and carom.
ing on the lamp past on the next corner west
twisted it as crooked as Mr.. Blaine's political
record. There the wheels of tho vehicle
came to grief, the tires being twisted OIL Of
the felloes and broken. The team ran as far
as the store and stopped. with q very small
fraction of the wagon left. The horses were
nor particularly hurt. The driver. Stephen
Bennett, was not injured either.
"Observer' writes from Aullvills:-"Mr.
| 81. II. Luce, of the Higginsville Advance,
was here on the 10th inst, attending the
Ward-Bowmsn wedding. AS was also, Jes-
| sic Todd. aud Miss Lille Thompson, dsugh-
ter of the popular landlord Of the Occidental
hotel. Miss EN- ma Ward returned home
from a six weeks visit to friends in Odessa,
last week, gladdening the hearts Of several OF
our young men....Mrs. Douglass is quits
sick at the residence of her son, Mr.. John
Douglass, about one and q half miles west Of
here Miss Jennie Prentess, of Kansas
City, is visiting the family of Mrs. Brad
ford. Mr.. Frank MeClury, of Warrens.
burg, was here last week visiting his son-in.
law, Sam swearingen, who was very Sick.
Miss Nellie Mock, Of MAYHEM, is visiting hel
brother, south Of this place. 80. Mr.. Ed. VIII
lisms, Of the firm Of Williams & Bro, wal
quite sick last week, but Is better at THU
writing. .. The snow fall here was about
inches. 80. Mr.. Williams, wife of Eugene, Il
suffering from a very severe cold; we hop
she will soon be well again Mr.. Bysrs
who is teaching in the Osborn district, re-
ports his school doing we'll. Mr.. B. is al
CAC0llcuL ICaSucIs Auu VIC CoIA tuAl III pa
irons are Well pleased with him, that he /
giving entire satisfaction, and that he ha
about IS pupils under him and is doing all II
his power to advance them married, at tn,
Baptist church In this city, on the 10th o
Dec, 1884, Mr.. Pineny Ward and Miss Mag
gle Bowman. Although the afternoon SCENE,
to be weeping with joy. that two hearts wer
about to be made one, q large crowd assem-
bled there to witness and hear the word
which would bind forever together two low
ing hearts. At about 5 O'Clock, headed b
the Rev. Jesse Osborn, and marching to tn
music of the organ, presided over by Mis-
Addie Taylor, In q very artistic manner. tn
wedding procession marched up the left aisl
to the pulpit, where In the solemn bus
| which pervaded the vast assemblage, Mr.. I
+ L. Ward and Miss Maggie Bowman wei
! made husband and wife. The attendant
3 were Mr.. Robert Manly and Mrs. Carpenter
, and Mr.. VIM. Farrell and Miss Mollie Ware
. the former lady was q sister of the bride, an
the latter a sister Of the groom; the ushe,
were Messrs. Charles Hill and Thomas Mani!
t After the ceremony the young couple wer
. driven to the depot, where they took tt
Q train for Lexington. The Intelligence
through its correspondent, extends its coz
CALCULATIONS to the young couple, wishin
them all the Joy, pleasure and happineI
= that may be in store for them, that may liy
a long and happy life. and no cloud, no pail
no regrets, aud no u%nhappiness may eve
mar their pathway. The bride and grool
returned to our city OIL, Friday morning, ar
= at night they were serenaded by our your
people. Thus ended one of the most pleasal
. weddings that it has ever fallen to the lot
r your correspondent to witness. =. . Judge
G. Prather preached two very excellent Sc,
q mons In the Baptist church, At this place {
Sunday morning and night. His subject f
his morning discourse is found in the 8 cha]
Q ter of Romans and in the 10 verse: "FoT as I
ane mans disobedience, many were ma
q sinners; so by the obedience of one sh.
many be made rightecas."... Elder Geor,
P%lattenburg will preach at the Christis
It church, Tomorrow morning and night: |
ID all the members come out on tomorrow al
aear him; all others are invited to come ar
hear him 49, There will be preaching at Il
Baptist church by Its pastor, Rev. Jesse G
l. born, on o-morTow morning and night"