Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27

See Chinr l. Chinn's advertisement on next
page. nov2stf
County grange, at Higginsville, Tue.dsy.
December 30.
1t is the boss. John Powell's Is the place
for fierce's Favorite. nov2sm3
Ny stock of Dolls and other Toys will be
closed for less than cost. e. G. LudwiRs.
Rockford quick train railroad watches in
all grades. and in good silver or gold filled
cases at Z. Il. Ludwigs. dec8w4
For Sale-l75 acres of extra good land
within one mile Of Page City. Price S35
per acre. More lane adjoining can be bought
If desired. Terms to suit. Inquire of j. P.
Ardinger. nov25tf
For sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses. we'll, cistern, etc. Price
only - 600. Terms easy. Inquire ofJ. P.
Ardinger. nov2Hf
My stock of gold and silver watches; d.
almonds, bracelets, necklaces, set rings and
all kinds of jewelry, is the largest In this
neighborhood. Prices WI than any other
house. C. G.. Ludwigs. decoW4
We are told by a gentleman from Waverly
that every hack, buggy and carriage in Dover
and Waverly, was engaged by colored people
to come to Lexington yesterday to attend the
JEFF. Wilson hanging had it taken place.
Mr.. Stephen A. Aplin, Washington, D. c..
says:-.A member of my family having been
troubled for several years with kidney disease
was induced to use your Hunts Kidney and
Liverl remedy, aud has been completely
cured" 1t
Greenton items by 'sLure":-"Hurrsh for
Christmas and better times. Interesting
debate every Saturday night. Give US
mother concert, ye debaters. Born, Nov.
2O.t e wife of Mr.. z. q. Benton-a GIRL.
Ouk sools are doing well under the care Of
Mrs: Lizzie Green at Greenton. and Miss
Zada Mathews at Thorp's school house.
Merry Christmas and Happy new year to
the Intelligencer and all its readers"
Mr.. W. n. Worland writes to the Intelli-
gencer, from Moline, Elk county, Kansas,
December 21:-"P!ease change my address
from MAYHEM, Mo-, to Moline. Elk county,
Kansas, postoflce box 8. We are having
some cold weather here; tho ground has been
covered for q week with about three inches Of
snow; thermometer has been down two de-
grees below zero. The 18th of this month
was drizzling rain most all day; Yesterday
wind from southeast, this morning wind IL
from the north but not very cold. Corn Is
selling at % cents per pushed; coal 20 cents
per bushel; hogs 80 so; prairie hay s. per
ton delivered; millet SO 50. There are .
good many Clevelandites down this way. l
Just heard from Independence, NO., of my
fathers death; he died the 18th, aged Is
years, l month, 8 days; his name was James
and a prosperous New Year"
Higginsville items by Crank" ga Merry
Christmas to you, boys, and . happy New
Year.. The carpenters have been repairing
the Mo. P. depot. Miss Eva Asbury il
at home spending the holidays, from school
at Columbia. Mrs. w. NJ. Hader died 4,
her residence, near Hi2ginsvills. Dec. 18th
Services were held at the German Baptist
church In this city, on Saturday, Dec. 20, she
was buried at the Baptist cemetery south Of
town ...Robt. Boyer, who has been out In
Kansas rusticating for tho past few weeks,
| returned 3 few days ago. No place Xix
home. 90. John McCance who has been opera
ting the bus line here for the past year, sold
| out last week to J. Cares and Warren. Good
luck. John. Every farmer should stop q
Ed. Kruss's implement house, and see tn,
grandest curiosity in the world. ~. II. Ben
nett who started q bogus library here n few
weeks age, was arrested in Marshall b!
DeputySherif Jackson and brought back her
for trial, he was arraigned before Squire Car
ter and bound over and placed under q bon.
o .onehundrsd dollars to await the grand jury
J. H. Fuhr and Chas. Hoefer were his bonds
men Miss Abbie Mcdaniel who has beer
At school in Columbia, Is home spending tn
holidays with her parents Mr.. c. T
Shelton, of Danyi!le. KY, is stopping at tn
Central Hotel. He Is ont here for the pur
pose Of locating on q farm in this vicinity. -.
Look out Robt. the Ayres rather cool for 20
and Griffin to take such long drives 800. Mi'
Cricket Campbell is spending the holiday
with her parents in this city,. GsorR
Shultz has moved his saloon In the Laclede t
= room formerly occupied by Mr.. Young
an apple house. The concer ut the opel
house IN the Esd, As far as we could hea
was . success. The Misses Rullard,
I MAYHEM, were In town Wednesday buyIn
Christmas goods"