Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-08

Get A. v Robinson X Co.'s celebrated roll
Ter -four II you want the best. Their name
Ii plainly branded on each sack anil roller
patent inside. They will, as heretofore, atn
t, give perfect satisfaction to all consum-
ers. II
In tho winter season q slight cold should
never be neglected, the sudden changes In the
weather may bring on a complication OF dis
eases from which death may result. DR..
Jarkson's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Lung
wort will soothe and cure it Immediately.
Sold by Gosewisch & Son. dec29eowm3
A citizen of the Quaker City Mr.. F. Freed,
living at l22 Vine St., recently spoke az fol-
lous:-'Being afflicted with q distressing
cough, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was recon-
mended to me for relief. I an happy to say
that a few doses not only gave me instant re-
l;ef. but effected q complete cure" 1t
'.Papasti" writes from Prairie Valley:"Very
little sickness. +. Mr.. A. Bumgarner made. a
frlng visit TO the valley last week....Mr.
G. NJ. Shuu Is building q fine barbour
| Angel is still among u.s.. Miss Susie Powell
! has been visiting the family Of Mr.. Ell
| Adams....Mr Joe Prather Of Odessa made a
business trip to the ysIlev last week. We
| wish to inform the people OF our community
that Mr.. VIM. Adams's mustsche Is on the
waT....Mr Waller Small has rented the old
Mckinney farm near MAYHEM. 80. Old Boreas
has made US q protracted visit this time....
No deaths, births, or marriages: -. Farmers
will have very little trouble in cleaning OF
their corn fields this spring" :.
"Zach' writes from Egypt:-tOh, that
ugly grounding 80. This is hard weather on
wheat. -. Mr.. lobe Perrine has been quite Ill
with pueumonIa, but is somewhat better .
Mr. Thomas Nave, who has been In Barton
county for some time has returned homo. and
Is very i'll; It Is ramored he has measles we
went up to witness Messrs. Blair & Stultz
new saw mill saw, and can safely say that:ot
allsthe saws we ever saw it out laws any saw
we ever saw ....M Mrs. E. Atterberry Of May
view. Is visiting her brother z. W. Wright
A young man Of this vicinity has embarked
In the fur trade. he hss been trapping and
huntlng. and managed to catch q coon and u
skunk hide, when he nung them across his
.houldsr and started out for Lexington. On
arr ing at Lexington he learned that the
market fur hides wasa' little Oh, but finally
made q sale, getting II IS. He then. sought
. picture gallery, where he invested his
money in pictures; BE Is now at . loss to
know what to 10 with his pictures. Wright
4 Waller expect to. ship their cattle and hog.
to St. Louis, Monday and Tuesday next.
]. A Thompson. will ship q car load It
same time from WELLINGTON" -
."Parson Adams' sends from Concordia the
RolIo-3n., ksAr .W~ otin .u.hn hon hAon
visiting relatives in Lamar, Missouri, for a
few weeks. returned last Saturday, and the
many friends Of the family here are sorry to
learn that the health of his brother Thomas
Is not improving. NM. Robert Greer, Of
Aullville, hal returned from the south, and
visited our little city Monday, Of this week
There Is q umo on our streets to-day to the
effect that OAR worthy aud efficient d pot
agent, J. a.. Powell, has been superseded at
this point We failed to learn the name; Of
the nav man. He Is doubtless honest, COM
petent, &c, but the business people OF this
place, and those Of our citizens who are In
| q position to know, claim that there can be,
NO local cause for complaint against Mr..
| Powell, and we only accept the situation be-
Cause we must, neither as our dues nor his
desert: Miss Amelia Detert, Of our town.
and Mr.. George Durnsing, Of Brownsvill /,
were married at Bethel church last Sunda,
evening, Rev. Kautz Officiating. The attend
ants were Miss Maggie Peters and Miss Des-
sing, Of this city. Messrs. Elsner, Of Browne
vile. and john Detert, brother of the bride.
The reception given the happy couple by
Mrs. De,ert, was elegant, tho presents were
numerous, valuable and useful, at least near
~ all were useful, aud Conoordians offer
congratulations. . The conrert given here
last Saturday evening by Prof. Ti!lotsoa, Was
more than ordinarily interesting. The pro-
lessor stayed . week with usis an affable aud
accomplished musician. and We hope he will
come again {. The quarterly meeting Of the
GERMAN Methodist congregation was held
here last Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Rev.
Riener presiding ...Rev. Grimes, Of the
Baptist congregation from Brooklyn, New
York, Is holding servios IN the Baptist
church. this week"
Inadvertent neglect upon our part pre- vent
| ed an earlier notice of what was 3 very pleas
aut social event. Mrs. Chas. Miller out of her
| abundant good nature, has for some time been
teaching , number Of our young people TO
dance. Herself very proficient in the art she
has taken pleasure In her grstui.ous work.
As an exhibition of progress and to give the
young folks enjoyment, the class was given u
masquerade party q short time ago. They had
any quantity Of innocent fun, aud showed
that they were diligent mi apt pupils in the
dance Following Is q list of the participants
and their ms.ks;-Aisses Rosa Goehner,
Josephine; Blanche Gates, Mother Hubbard;
Carrie Miller, Lexington I~ntelligencer; Katie
Grsendorf, Fairy Fannie Bsehr Skating Girl;
Katie Selling, Skating Girl; Lydia Primer,
Oriental Lady; Clara johnson, Folly; Lizzie
King, Flower Girl; Emma schaefermeyer.
Spanish Lady; Fannie Gillen, Sunrise;
Maidea Primer. Bo Peep; Birdie Miller; Lady
Of Fashion; Emma Hamlet, Red Riding.
hood; Allie Becker, Snow Flake {: Mamie
Bsehr, Domino; Gussie Gelzer, Milk Maid
Tonic Schaeffermeyer Domino; Carrie Nagel
Peanut Girl; Master Otto Kriehn, Napoleon
Erwin Kriehn, Drummer Boy; Al. johnson,
Jaier; Sam Zeiler, Kalsominer Chas. Gum
ther, G.od Luck Thos. YinglinS,' Darkey
Dude Kobt. Patterson, Col. sellers, Albert
Miller, Tramp; Ben Hamlet, Humpty
DSAnPNy SShoSs "SoSAt &AoAoA hiSa III
Gelzer, turk: Guerson sil, ermsn, Flowe,
Girl; Eddie Ludvigs, Batavian FRINGE, Gu
Weber, Sambo; Harry Miller, Sailor; Willie
Weber, sailor; Arthur johnson, Spanish
Lad. Ed. Lauchner, BootblHck; Otto Primer
Mountain Ell; otto Goehner. sailor; Rudol,
NsSel, Drummer Joe Bsehr, Flower Girl;
John Baeher, Peasant Tbeo. Ludwigs, Fish
ermsn's Daughter; Ollie Patterson. Black
Wench. *
"Frsnk" kindly writes from Higginsville'
"Not seeing any communications In your val
liable paper fr~omHixg,nsville for q long while
I will ak for 3 small space. 1. like = greaI
msny others Of our town, are not pr"judicet
against Old Lexington. for I like her for pas
Pleasures, and, favors ! have received at.the
hands Of your most valuable citizens -. Csn
didates are as thick Al rain drops tina, tall frou
the gable end Of u cornorib, In rainy weather
Of e,urse Nil HANNAH Msloney. of A. E
s . Is visiting relatives In this place for q few
DAYS Mr.. Moun,joy, Of your city, candi
date for collector. was here Il few days sino.
shaking the hand Of everybody he came In
contact with....Tbe vote whether we will
make this to vn a city of the fourth talss OF
not, will come up At our annual citv eIe. tio1
In April, I believe 80. Chicks CombInetIeu
Company under the auspices, and for the
bapeit Of our eornet band, will play at oul