Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
Jeff. Wilson was not hung yesterday.

Jeff. Wilson was not hung yesterday.
Sell your old iron at Joldan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. m6tf
Saunders has no competition in taking pho
tographs of children. no,6ti
a full and complete stock Of toys at A.
Egle, Franklin Street. nov29tf
I have u fine selection Of picture fran 5,
latest designs. MARYLAND. nor2slf
John Powell, sells Pierce's Favorite Sour
Mash direct from the distillery. nov2sm3
Go to John Powelps with your Jug for
Pierce's Sour Mash for Christmas. n29m3
Tie best -four in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask -FOUR grocers for 1t. n15tf
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
Pierce's Poor Mans Friend at John Pow
ellis for Christmas. 1t will make you happy.
Try it. nov2sms
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at H. & F. Winkier's, Lex
ington, Missouri. m3n
Messrs. Burden, Haerle und Conner are
getting up a grand affair for the charity con-
cert, some day In January.
Mr.. Frank Durbin, who has only been
married a little over q month, broke his leg
In a coal mine q few days ago.
The river is closed rs far as one can see up
and down from the crossing here. This Is
unusual as ordinarily there Is an open space
just below town.
John Powell sells Pierce's favorite Sour
ACo.l, rlI,on< %ror, fha 1Iefil1orv II wfu On
you good. Try it. nov2sm8
A hint to the wise IL a hin to mothers to
take your children 10 Saunders' gallery, and
have their pictures taken. nov2ztf
Aurora Watches-The first invoice Of these
quick train railroad watches Just received,
and for sale at c. G. Ludwigs. dec6w4
The only full roller mill -four in La.
fayette county, is made at Aullville. Try it.
ALL grocers in Lexington keep 1t. may31if
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured
by W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2stf
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
| able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
b. d F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. mSu
II any of our neighbors want to establish
a fire department. they can buy the appsrs-
tus at q bargain. See advertisement.
Hale City T~imes:-"About 5000 was sub
scribed in Carrollton, Monday. to pay for the
railroad right-of-way from Bogard to Car
rollton."
A large assortment of Plush Mirrors. Pic
ture frames, Comb cases, Jewelry boxes and
Perfume stands cheaper than n ". c. G.
Ludwigs. dec8w4
There was II very pleasant little Calico hop
at Kriehn's hall, Christmas night. There
were about 80 couples present, and all had .
flrst-rate time.
The county grange will elect Its officers for
the ensuing year at its meeting In Higgins
vile, next Tuesday, and all members are re-
quested to attend.
Carrollton Democrat:-"We are prepared
to say that in the early spring months OF 1885,
Carrollton will be the terminus Of the c. B.
III. C. railway. This is authoritative"
The 1Oc store Is offered for sale for the next
10 days, as H. l.. j. Allen has been engaged
a. buyer for n wholesale house in Chicago,
and wishes to give up business. A good
chance for a live man. 1t
A full meeting of Garrison grange Is re-
que<ted on Saturday, the Sd day of January
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, as business Of great Inn
p~ortance will come before the grange.
For Sale-175 acres of extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price eas
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
If desired. Terms to suit. Inquire of. P.
Ardinger. nov29tf
For Sale-A good residence, one of ths
best In the city. on Main street, large house
good outhouses. well, %cistern. etc. Price
only 50 $50. Terms easy. Inquire of j. P.
Ardinger. nov29tf
Go to the Lac!ede Hotel, room 2i, on De
cember Both and 31st, where there will be
~coslurDer from kansas City, and select you
suit cut of a large variety uf ladies' and gen
tlemen's fine costumea. dec2Ot2
The aesthetic movement in England ha
: entirely died out, because-well because PEG
pie think there Is more good common sens
in taking a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough syruI
, than in carrying a lily. 1t
A costumer will be here on Tuesday
, December 80. with a full assortment of cos
+ tunes for the Turner's Grand Masquerad
> ball on Wednesday night, December 81, Ne,
, Years Eve, Remember the time.
g The ladies' committee Ct the Lexlngto
Charitable Association will meet to-day.
l $3.50 o'clock, p, M, at the lntelligencer ofic'
Il The committee consists of Mrs. Walker, Nj:
I Morath, Mrs. Burden, Miss Wood, Mrs. F..
G o. Lesueur, Miss Nickel, Mrs. Phetzing an
u Miss Graham.
Robert, 10 year old son of Mr.. Thos. CALI
u way. had his right leg badly broken belo
the knee, last Sunday evening, and the snk
on the same foot dlslocsted, by being throw
from q mule, while the foot hung in IL
| . stirrup. The long bone was split for sever
inches. He Is doing well.
\ In the past three years RobiIson's ceiebr
IL ted roller -four has taken the cake, and it
the general belief that III. If flour is the VIII
~ est and best in the county, as they have spa
!" ed no pains or expense to keep up their hi!
u standard. while other mills have been chan
ing brands AMI trying to initiate their eel
- brsted -four. All have failed to do 80. n22t
~ A fire company was organized at the CT
~ hall last Monday night with A. j. Hall, pre-
ident; r. f. Waddell, yice-president; A.
" Leard, treasurer; w. X. Qusrles, secretar
I'll F. X. Tut, first captain; G.. c. kist, secol
~ captain; Ed. Kramer, W. +. Meet, VI.
III Morrison, Pat. Lyons, Chas. Montgomel
es John Bayliss, G. G. Weiss and Chas, 5andii
nozziemen.
OF Correspondence HiRginsyilie Advanc
u, 1.-The improvements made in Lexington d.
RS ing the past twe lve months are a new bar
ry two-story doubIe room brick store hou
b. large college building, cost $4,000. the We
r; worth Male Academy boarding house, str'
'r- railway, waterworks, creamery, cannel
V. new fence in front of courthouse, at LEI
twenty dwellings. and minor improvement
Who says Lexington is dead9'
Odessa Herald:-''The people Of this cou
T., ty should send petitions to the leglslatt
when 1t gets in session, praying for y char
IS; of the road law; making the districts sm
an and roads worked by contract, and don't W
". too long to do It," The law (Sec. Al, Sess
er, Acts of 1889, already provides that coul
is; courts may let the working of tn roads
ide by contract. 1t would be impossible in t
we state to secure the passage Of a law compt
ar Ing all counties to work their roads by Ct
In tract. The right place to move on in I
effort, it seems, is the county court. ]
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