Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-13

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night, December ~.
Meeting TO organize hre company at c"s
Hail next Monday night.
Hogs are selling at 81 cents gross; corn az
81 per barrel in the country. 81 % deiiVereo.
If YOU want to have the ioille>t time Oh
your life attend the Turners'masked ball.
Read what the Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar
has to say in their new double column adver-
tisement. IL
John Powell Will fix YOU for Christmas.
Don't forget your Jug. Pierce's Favorite'
Evervhodv takes IT, nov29mS
The Jury had the Ish case when we went to
press last night; or the Ish case had the Jury
we are hardly prepared to say which.
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. noPzSl
The ladies' of the Wsverly Presbyterian
church will give a festival at the Good Temp
lar Hall, on next Friday eve, the 18th;
all are cordially invited to attend.
The Lexington township taxpayers COM
mlttee met last Monday, discussed various
matters of interest, and for a number OF reas-
ons adjourned to meet again on Thursday
December 10, 1884.
Orange, Mass, May %, 1sss.-"My wife
was troubled with cstarrh of the bladder, in
tense pain in kidneys and loins'
with great agony. Six bottles Of Hunts
kidney and Liverl Remedy completely
cured her."-lH. s. Fuller. New Home Sew.
Mach. Co. II
Trains were taken off the Bobtail road last
SUNDAY, since which Mr.. Jno. c. Young has
been making the connections east and west
by hack. He leaves at $3.50 in the morning
and 3 in the afternoon. He is negotiating for
the use of the old track as a horse railway.
Hope he may get it.
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
he sold for cash. Christmas is nearly here,
buy your family shoes, caps or hats, IN
thing useful. Chinn Il Chinn. nov29tf
Henry Wendt, formerly superintendent Of
the Breslau Steam Dye House, in Germany,
has purchased the necessary apparatus and
will dive 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
Waterloo items by Jay Eye See:-"News
Items in this locality are almost as scarce as
hens teeth T.. Dreadful, dark. dreary, damp,
| dismal DAYS. The mud is about a foot deep
and still raising james Stultz shipped a
car of corn which he sold to Lexington par
ties at 81 10 per barrel, this week.. Stephen
Gates is feeding a nice bunch of CATTLE.
Farmers are about done gathering their
bountiful crop of corn. Another of the
pioneers in the bottom north of here deceas-
ed, Mrs. VIM. P. Thompson. IA trio of
gentlemen from the bottom, Commonly call
ed Egypt composed of A. j. Porter,
j. B. Lauck and j. A. Lauck have faiyly won
the appellation of Arkansas Travellers. They
started on their perilous voyage in a land
schooner propelled bYa pair of vigorous mules,
and completed the round trip in 3 weeks day,
Il hours and ~ minutes to a dot. Whether
they went to Arkansas to buy the state or to
purchase Mr.. Blaine's interest in the Fl. s. b
L.. R. r. R. Is not known to your correspon-
dent. We will look for Mr.. Porter to write a
book giving an account of the ann and
customs of the natives; narrative of thrilling
adventures, hair breadth escapes, etc., as
well as a botanical, neurological, geological,
geological and typographical description of
the country through which they passed. We
awiit the book with interest-sold by sub
s%cription only"
Sg-U,3 ,,;<o. Tro,, Do1,o,.-SH1 f3anfeSro
charges from those last reported 49, The
number OF hogs butchered this fall greatly
exceeds that Of corresponding periods of last
year. The present supply is good, but of IN.
ferior quality. Every thing seems to indt-
cate that with the Inauguration of Cleveland
there will be q general revival Of business.
the people generally, will be happy and con-
tent, and tie negroes continue to enjoy thei1
freedom, ald realize much better wages and
experience honest dealing 800. Nothing Of 8
political naiure interrupts the harmony and
good feeling of tho people Of this mighty
city, queeno Of the west, save a slight commo.
ton over tie contest for the post-ofice. Thu
great grandson of the ex-governor of Okla
homa is making a great noise over his fidelity
to, and great services for the democratic
party; claiming that in justice to himself, b.
ought to be remunerated therefor to the ex
tent, at least, to the value of the post-office il
this city. But although he is exertlng him
self manfuly in every ward, we do not thinl
he is receiving much encouragement. TIL
men, generally. and the ladies, universally
especially the young ones, are emphaticall
!, in favor ofthe well-tried and faithful servan
who now occupies that honorable and lucrs
tive position, consequently we predict Their
will be nochange. ... Miss Kate HARDWOOD, wh
. has been taking a general survey OF the ruin
of the city of the east, has returned to he
happy homo. Miss Lizzie Van Anglen ha
been on q visit for several weeks, to relatives
in the mush- city of the southwest.
4 R. Lee Smith has rented out his farm an
t moved to the city to educate his children. II
4 is much pleased with the condition {
D the schools, and thinks many others will fol
. Christmas is coming"
! Concurdia nsws, by Parson Adams:-''As w
nud the greater part Of our last communicate
y to the INTEL gcncer In the Sedalia BazaO. "
conclude that some enterprising contributor
that paper, appi 0 Jria ted our manuscript. W
i. are liberal, however, but always in sympath
D with those who try 10 ~deciphcr our hieroglypt
$ les. We always know more than we send
|. . the papers, and if the Bazoo contributor wi
: cali on us we will help HIM to an Item or tw
any time accident 10 q freight traIr, for
. miles west of town, Tuesday evening, occt
stoned some discomfort to the travelling publ
r as well AS to railroad employees. The Con
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