Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-24
WeeA(g Aatelli9ent2r.
osTlufAa CosNrv PAPER.
SECRrS.

!. mother SNOW, brGinminS Thursday hight
and continuing into yesterday.
For sale-A one horse spring wagon, with
harness. Inquire at This office.
Wanted-A white girl, to DO the work of a
small family. Inquire at thi, ofilce. jl0f
= Two beautiful sun dogs shore out in the
eastern sky last Wednesday morning.
All goods at cost for the next 30 day. H.
WiIker. Successor to Wiker X Miller. il0t3
Our Higglnsville and AullvIlle cores
pondents both report railroad accidents this
week.
This winter Is the first time we ever knew
Uncle Strod's goose bone to he Knocked clean
out of time.
Trigg & Shields. The headquarters for
Christmas fruits, Candies, raisin>, Citron and
Aue canned goods. dl3m1
The Acme and Red B. is the whitest -four
on the market; try II. Made at Aullvilie. For
sale by all grocers. maySltt
Fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats, and in
fine plushes, at low prices at H. Y +. Wink
{ sr. Lexington, Missouri. nStf
H. Wilker, successor TO Wilker & Miller,
has paint d the town red with advertisements
announcing the great closing out sale. jan10t3
InluO0nlcTec anu eSClttui us. anu SSSiSto-
ries with bookcase, good and fine work. and
cheap at n. 4 F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
souri,. m3tf
Prof. Kerdolf and sixty-fve young ladies
from the seminary will be out sleighing to-
Mr.. Saunders will take a picture OF
the whole party. in group.
Now let some one predict that the coolest
f. weather of the winter is yet to come, In or
der that we may feel confident that the old
thugs back Is really broken.
We have received q new lot of Hamburg
edzings direct from New York, Tn patterns
= new. the prizes are cheap. H.. WiIker,
successor 10 Wllker X Miller isn11t3
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
lpood outhouses. well, %cis,ern, etc. frice
only SO 900. Terms easy. Inquire of j. L.
Ardinper. nov29tf
Remember those who come first, will get
frat choice. The slaughter begins this
q morning in dead earnest, and will continue
( until the goods are all sold. ". S. Clagett
Z Mercantile Co. jl0lf
lbs to my Interest to handle reliable Or
eans as we'll as good sewing machines,i If L
9 ,pcrt to have contented customers. This
Twill be nv aim in the future as it has in the
past. Thanks for past patronage. a. Z. NJ.
Bril-. janI0y1
The Milwaukee Wisconsin puts in q plea
f,r wooden shoes. especially for Use on the
4 5arm. 1t says they are much cheaper and
; more durable than leather, beside having the
: vlr, ue OF keeping the feet dry and warm even
in the coolest weather.
The removal of Prof. Sanborn OF N b.,
after being pronounced incurable By y score
! of physiclan-. from Las Vegas. \. NJ. to his
home. was effected by administering Dr.
| uarier's Iron Tonic, which has restored him
] to his former gnod health. jtnloml
{ Time Is money, and yet yon will find mer'
chants trying to induce customers to u,e
other brands of f 1ur that may or may not
give their trade satisfaction, when they know
when they sell a sark Of ROhinson's ceiebra-
ted. that it will Civ. satisfaction beyond q
doubt. noV22ti
A Nevada woman has a novel way of pre-
!! serving eggs. During The summer she breaks
eggs, pnurs the contents into bottles
which are tightly corked and sealed, when
they are placed in the cellar. neck down. She
claim, the contents of the bottles come out u;
. fresh as when put 10.
} Prof. Arnold, according to the New Eng
r sand Farmer, claims to have solved the prob
lxlem of keeping butter sweet and fresh for an
| indefinite length Of time. His method Is re-
!, ported to consist in taking the butter from
the churn in the granular form, and aftel
u rinslng It sufficiently In wateror brine. pack
1 ing : it in frkins in strong brine, without any
working whatever.
A little six-year.old step-son Of Mr.. Benz
+, Corn. living In jackson, near the Lafay eti'
county line, on Wednesday morning. the l4tf
inst, while his parents were out milking thu
cows, BY some means obtained possession O.
loaded rifle Ia the room and accidentally dis
u charged its contents through the shoulder o
his bady sister, about sixteen months old
[. The BABY fingered until Tuesday, when
died.
Hig?insviile Post :-"What is the differ
4 ence between a prohihitory law and putin
I'D the county and town license to such
high figure that it cannot be paid. thus fore
ing saloons to close? Many people object I
one and favor the other, and yet. prac: icai'y
the result is the same in either case" BY til
way, what does our contemporary favor
the way of liquor legislation? We have neVe
vet been able to tell from the dubious charaC
ter of its remarks. Does it believe IN probl
b bition, high license, or free whisky
As Mr.. James Merrifield's passenger trai
vas co,ni,g west, last Wednesday mornln!
~A=nout five o'clock. the rear car. a Horton re
clining chair, was thrown from the track b
a broken rail. nsir Georgetown, and tumble
over an embankm,ent about 80 feet high, roll
Ing over and over, aud beng smashed int
spliuters. The ten or twelve persons VIII
were in The Car were all more OF less hur
Y One gentle !.an had to be left ut Brownevill
and another at niggin>ville, too badly injurc
to be taken on; The Others, who Were mo
seriously wounded, were conveyed 10 kai
sas Civ for treatment. The exact extent
the wounds we canno. learn. Mr.. Mortified
the conductor. and Mr. Copeland. the brake
man, were seriously injured, NJ. NJ. bcsic
several long gashes cut in his head had
number of bad bruises about the shoulde
and BODY. Nevertheless he took charge
his train, and attended TO the needs of his fl
imo.t seriously wounded passengers. ASH
car rolled over, twice. one lady as she fell
the root got the bell rope twisted around h
neck and came near being choked to death
the sudden reversal Of the Ca. From
rough tumble the so, 900 coach was utleI
demolished beyond ali hope Of repair, al
the only wonder is that 10 one was killed
Che wreck. After Il considerable detenli
the Train got under way, only to run Of I
track again near Concordia. No particul
damage was done by luis mi,hap. howey'
and The train arrived here about o O'Clock,
MA little over ten hours behind time.
The young folks had q sleighing carniV
las t Thursday night. The procession
sleighs wa u quarter Of a mile long, ca
Lfspeigh being f~reighted with female beauty 4
masculine pulchritude. The jingling be
were reinforced by melodious horns, viii
were footed with all the vim
lus,y lungs. The music Of the be
the silver melody OF girli>h Taught
the soft whispers Of love. the ~raillcrv OF fl
the tender smuggling up to one-another INT
the same 'kiver,' the more than neces-ar
eager warmth of grasp that the gallant
dulged in when u sudden JOLT gave an apol'
for thinking that his preciou. partner =
about TO he Ill ed out. indeed i thousand
tie tender nothings ;fat are everything.
Luna look down upon with her pale radia