Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-12
pance-.Moudax nieht-Turner bali.

Dance-Monday nieht-Turner bali. 1t
Some pastures are now tclersbay fair graz
Ing for sheep. !
Remember the dance next Hondsy night at
Turner hall, BY the Turnverein. 1t
The woody horse is more Of a genuine cu-
riosity than the so-called wallapus.
Mr.. James Spurlock, of Clay township, lost
a fne mare from foa;ins last Sunday. The
foal also died.
There will be a great sale Of fancy strains OF
cattle at Marshall, Mo-. Oh the gath and 2oth
of this month.
Everything that is new and novel in cali |
at W-iker & Miler's. apflsts
There will be a dance at Turner hall next
Monday night, given by the Lexington Turn
verein. Supper by John G. Mehl. 1t
We have an attractive line OF new dress
goods. silks and satins, DC. Please examine
thu same before purchasing elsewhere. Will
ker g. Miller. aprl2t2
Dur spring stock Of dry goods, notions. car
pete, oil cloths, &C., IL complete. and as we
ooaght for cash. we can guarantee our prices
to DE as low as any In the county. An early
eah vii convince you Of the fact. Wilker q
Miller. aprl2t2
Our stock OF carpets. osl cloths. &c..i is the
largest In the county. Our prices are a. low
al any house in the state. Therefore. 1t will
puy you to examine the same before purchss-
In Z elsewhere. Wilker 4 Miller. aPT1ete
Mr.. F. Vim. RAIDER, q contractor, who has
|e3eperience In waterworks, desires to meet
our citizens at the courthouse, this evening
nS O'clock. to offer them q proposition. We
hope every one who Is Interested in the pros
perny ofthe city will attend.
The long-talked OF morning through pas
senger train will commence It's regular trips
between Kansas City and Sedslia, via Lex
linston, tomorrow. This will lie a great con-
veptence to our citizens, and benefit to the
city, and we hope to see it we'll p%stronized.
Odessa Herald April 1ith,-.Mr. Wm.
Hickam has purchased the grocery stock of
Mr.. Franks and rented bis store. Mr.. Kick
am Is from Lexington, and a good man..
| Mr.. VIM. aickam. OF Lexington, has pur-
ahased Mr.. 9. b. Williams dwelling and one
lot, on Front street, at $500. Mr.. Williams
expects to build or each OF the two lots by
the sides Of the house he sold to Mr.. Hiekam.
GOA special to the Times. Kansas City, Fri
day, says that the last. claim is paid against
the Fl. Scott 4 Odessa railroad company,
and that q new company has 1t. and are at
work on the coal mines to give full develop
ment."
'.Parson Adams'' writes from Concordia:
Notwithstanding Q few newspaper reports
to the contrary, we elected q white man as
city marshal. There lie perhaps but one color
ed man In town eligible to the office, and he
sas not q candidate go. Miss Louiza vogt aud
Mr.. Jacob Neph were married last Sabbath
in the Lutheran church. Rev. Blitz oficiat-
ing. 80. George Baepler was buried from the
Lutheran church Monday. Revs. Biltz and
Weller conducting funeral services. Nj. B.
leaves a host of friends who deeply regret his
early death, and offer sympathy to the sor-
rowing relatives go. There were twenty nine
children confirmed In the Lutheran church
and eight In the Evangelical last (Palm) SUM-
day .... The Baptist Sabbath school here with
Mr.. Blanka as superintendent, has increased
wonderfully, both In interest and numbers,
lduring III last few weeks. The Methodist
congregation also has a f%ouri>hlng Sunday
school, and each has q singing class which
1 WSOts O4C CvNAAoA SsSA} "SSo ~
ry society has goue-we suppose OF with the
Chinsman's woodbine, at all events we hear
nothing further from it....Mr. A. J. Spa.k Ks
left for Wsrrensburg Monday. 800 Professor
Meyer, Of Odessa, and sodsman aud Son, of
Hlgginsville, spent last Sunday with friends
here. Mr.. Fred Schupp and lady are visit.
ing In Marshall this week....Dr. Riley, OF
Htgginsville, was here on a professional visi,
the first of the week. We are always glad to
see the doctor, aud especially pleased to see
him when our store teeth need repairs. .....
Messrs. Hunter and Black, of St. Louis, are
among our visitors for the week. Builders
are ut work on ten new dwelling houses in
our town at present 80. J. KroencEe shipped
one thousand dozen eggs, and hartmann
Bros seven hundred and eighty dozen eggs
. from this point last Saturday -. Farmers are
busy engaged plowing for corn....Snow I.
falling aud wheat Looks well, unusually So.
Mas Addie Taylor leaves for Aullville where
she is employed to teach In a public school,
"Frank-' writes from Higginsville :-"Rev
s. 7. Rufner and family returned from Vrr-
ginis $ few days ago Miss Cri. ket Camp
bell was visiting her sister for q few days last
week. Hawkins & Smith. lumber mer
!. chants, have received a new fire proof safe..
The protraeted meeting at the Christian
church, under the preaching of Elder Black
well, closed last Thursday evening. with
about sixty additions ....J. H. Knipmeyel
has built an addition to his store for q wace
i, room. Mrs. Moran sold her property OF
Russell street, for $500 to Chas. Hoefer...,
Peny Tooney, formerly with P. J. Bond
I1eweler, OF this place but now of Sedalla, was
, here on q visit last week Thomas Hough
of Wellington. q rising young carpenter ha!
located with ps for the coming season. Mr.
|Sodaman, inner of this place, accidentally
: had the end OF his finger cut OF while cut
. ting tin with a large pair Of shears. . TIL;
, u Hiding boom In Higsinsville, this season, is
wonderful. IA mar by the name of Ruff
johnson, was found dead on the c. & A. r
q r. track. u half mile west OF WI on las
Z Saturday night, supposed to have been killed
' by q train. His head was bruised and Gu
horribly. 80. Mrs. Robinson Of the Contra
= Hotel, has sold out to Mrs. Rine, Of Black
: barn... WiU!sm Mediation, of Odessa, s.en
Y last Sunday in Our school election
last week, was very exciting, on account 0
e i0oAAS AAoASH DSAu3 OtPSoou ~ Az
|: tax; some went SO far rs to say they woult
G leave town. All right brother, take up th,
' bed and walk; rs the tax was voted you can
I do otherwise. ... Thonas Waller, Of Yelling
r ton, has been spending several days In tow,
with his mother, Mrs. Terrill DIR Ed
d Webb, Of Corder. hos located with US In tn
= practice Of medicine. The doctor Is q fin
e gentleman, a good physician, and we hearth,
n welcome him In our midst"
Religious.
o Rev. 4. NJ. Luw!ech will rYvs::, In thl
city to- morrow.
Usual services st the Bsptls. church to
morrow morning aud evening.
Preaching at Napoleon tomorrow mornIn
= at 1870 O'Clock Il. H., and 2 O'Clock p. ~, b
Rev. George Koenig.
Rev. A. A. Moore will preach at dreento
o tomorrow morning st II O'Clock, and g
Fsirview ut 1 O'Clock.
+ Res. W. u. Posse will conduct services q
X the Methodist church o-morrow morning 8
d II O'Clock, and ut night at Z O'Clock.