Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1885-01-17


anil shoes for dressed hogs. John r. Jor-
dan. jan2Ot4
C. Ben. will sell round trip tickets every
SUNDAY at 81 to Kansas City, or ST. so to
Leavenworth. jlOw2
All goois ut cost for the next thirty days.
H. Wilker. Successor to Wilker n Miller,
Franklin street. janlOt3
| All goods at cost for the next thirty days at
H. Wilker's, Franklin street. Successor to
Wilker Il Miller. jan!0t3
Organs, strictly frst-class, for sale on easy
terms at A. c. NJ. Birds, the reliable sewing
machine man of Odessa. jan10yl
John Powell sells Pierce's favorite Sour
Mash direct from the distllery. 1t will do
you good. Try it. nov2sm3
John Powell will fix you for Christmas.
Don't forget your Jug. PIerce's Favorite.
Everybody takes 1t. nov29m3
Wheat in St. Louis, Thursday, s7s to s7a
cents; corn. 35s to ss; fat cattle. IS So to %;
hogs, - 30 to 4 IS.
Israel Burris' little boy six years Of age, fell
! on the slippery sidewalk In Old Town the
other day and broke his thigh.
The Intelllsencers long fellow elsewhere
gives US an aesthetic spotheosis Of his arbu-
tus. He is nothing If not fiowery.
Friends and customers knowing them
selves indebted to US will please call at once
and settle. Respectfully, Chinn Chinn. If
Our entire stock Of goods Is for sale at cost
for cash. You can buy goods cheap now.
H. Wilker, Franklin street. Successor to
Wuker 4 Miller. jsn10t3
Tre lnfo of
edgings and insertings. Call and bee them;
they will be sold che up. Il. Wilker, success
sor to Wilker s Miller. tanlltS
Thermometer down to degrees below
zero yesterday morning. Snow began to fall
Thursday morning and continued all that
day and night and part of yesterday.
For Sale-l75 acres of extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price s35
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
If desired. Terms to suit. Inquire Of j. P.
Ardipger. nov2sf
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outbouses. well, cistern, etc. Price
only - 900. Terms easy. Inquire of j. r.
Ardinger. nov29tt
Remember those who come first, will get
first choice. The slaughter begins this
morning In dead earnest, and will continue
until the goods are all sold. W. 8. Clagett
Mercantile Co. j10f
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
be sold for cash. Christmas is nearly here,
buy your family shoes, caps or hats, some-
thing useful. Chinn i Chinn. nov29n
The elegant frame dwelling house of Robt.
L. Greer, near Aullville, with all its contents,
was totally destroyed by fire on Thursday
morning. Insurance on building, s6,5O0; on
furniture, $4,000; partly bv E. Winsor &
Son, in Underwriters Agency, and partly by
| other companies represented In Warrens-
burg.
Special to Intelligencer, from Higginsville,
by "Frank":-"The house Of Henry Hader,
one mile northwest of town, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire about o'clock last night. 1t
| was q new house built about q year ago at a
cost of 2,040; it was insured in the farmers
Mutual Insurance Company for 1880, In
Guiding house and furniture; the family be-
| ing in town nothing was saved"
The Lexington Provident Assoc iation re-
quests US to ask all llpersons who have old
clothing that they can spare. and which they
are willing to give to the deserving poor, to
leave word with Mr.. Henry Sinauer, who
| will have them collected, Those already
donated have done great good, indeed no one
| ho hos ha1 oil
how much can be accomplished with few
dollars, judiciously spent, and with warm
clothing, even though it be somewhat worn.
Boys and youths clothing will be welcome,
rs well as dresses and underwear for girls Of
different ages. Half worn shoes, too, will be
very acceptable.
| Fairyiew items Robert Rankin ha.
been seriously i'll for some days.. What has
become Of the Sunday school at Fairview. -.
The prayer meeting Is not we'll attended.
Mr.. Willie Campbell paid flying visit to
friends in Hig2insville, the first of the week
Mr.. Robert Howe lost valuable mule last
week....The debate at Fosters college /.
fOurishing. The question for tonight is
Resolved THAT the hope of eternal reward is i
/
eternal punishment. :. What has become Of
Chris from Wellington, are they married OF
frozen up:....The social party at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Chinn, Tuesday eve was wei
attended. and the young folks seemed to en-
1oy themselves hugely. The Fsirview
school which Is conducted by Mr.. Geo.
Wallace, Is we'll attended. We clip the fol
lowing from Ills record of lessons recitec
during the school month of Cecember-2
days: Miss Anna O'Donnell, COS; Miss ,
lie Cobbs, 55s; Miss Bessie Hammer, 422
Miss Nettie Rankin, 29!; Miss Ethel Cobbs
3l3; Miss Florence Hammer, 265; Miss Mag
gle CDonnell. $50; Miss Annie Rankin, 2T5
Miss Anna Laun, 20l Miss Ruby Purcell, 2ll
Miss Maggie Laun. 200; Mr.. Thomas Cobbs 1,
sish studies, 2l5; MIR. Albert Hammer il
high studies. 2l2; Mr.. Walter Cash, 1a9; Mr.
Arthur Cash. 224; Mr.. Buford Hammer. 17s
Mr. Frank Bratton, 1852; Mr.. Henry GILES
pie, 100; Mr.. AdoIph Bettien, 300; Mr.. Wal
ter Gillespie. 152; Mr.. Eddie Pollard, lso
Mr.. Quill Rankin, l55."
A1llville items by "Obseryer.:- :-"Mr. r
L. Greer went to Kansas City last week, wit
. two car loads Of cattle and hogs ;. Mrs. Bell
Osborn, wife of DR.. John Osborn, Is yisitin
the family of her father, Mr.. Kenney, of thl
/. place. Mr.. George W. Roberts and lad,
were visiting relatives In Kansas City, la,
week Miss Hattie Parker returned hom
! from an extended visit to Massoula, Montsn
Territory, recently. Miss Emma Stewar,
l who was spending the holidays with Mi.
Q Anna Youngs, returned to her home in His
9 ginsville. last week Mrs. Hawkins Fitz
gerel Is very sick, but we hope soon to rspol
! her being much better Some of our youp
folks are talking Of having masquerade pa
:, ty soon..... Mr.. Charles Hill was in Lexin,
u ton on last Saturday. -. Mr.. Joseph Bowma
. was here on last Tuesday. to sell the corn an
wheat that Was raised on the farm of 8.
Morgan. by bis tenant, Mr.. Wilson; but vol
! correspondent heard there was compr,
mise. Mr.. John Welborn, of your city, VI
+ here. last Monday, OH legal business NJ
e A. L. Walker. of Higginsviils. was here, la
i Monday, on business Our merchants cor
s plain that business is very dull here now; "
IS hope soon to see 1t revive MIR. Howe
Avit left for Higginsyille, last Thursday. "
IT regret to lose Mr.. A., for he is one Of OF
: most successful business men. Mast
k Willie Douglass is very sick with infamm
g tory rheumatism. e. Mr.. Arch Bonham a,
= lady, spent Sunday visiting the family Of NJ
9. Oliver Taylor, of this place. Miss Ann
lie Adams is visiting friends in the country til
h week. There was party at the resden