Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-03

1nlS week remlnuS us Vi Diaioo-p uoo
been = slick one.
Saunders has no competition in taking pho.
toeraphs of children. no>sti
A full and complete stock Of toys at A.
Eglr. Franklin Street. nov29d
l have a fine selection Of picture frames,
latest designs. MARYLAND. nov72tf
John Powell sells Pierce's Favorite Sour
Mash direct from the disIiilery. no>s9mS
Go TO John Powelrs with your Jug for
Pierce's Sour Nash for Christmas. n29m3
The best flour in the market il the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for it. n15tf
Pierce's Poor Mans Friend at John Pow
ellis for Christmas. It will make you happy.
Try 1t. nov2sm3
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at n. & F. Winkier's, Lex
ipgtou, Missouri, m3tf
The Thermometer marked I degrees below
zero last Thursday morning. and 81 below
yesterday morning.
A hint to the wise 10 q Lint to mothers to
AXE sour children TO Saunders gallery, and
have their pictures taken. nov22tf
When you fail to find ashes on a mans
pavement pass right along, he don't want
anyone 10 come to see him.
The only full roller mill -four in La
fayette county, is made at Aullville. Try 1t.
All grocers in Lexington keep 1t. mayalif
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one OF the double land rollers manufactured
by W. M. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july3etf
Latest styles In parlor sets at very reason
able prices. In best figured and solid plush, st
q. q F. winklers. Lexington, Mo. mstf
A large assortment Of Plush Mirrors, Pic
ture frames, Comb cases, Jewelry boxes and
Perfume stands cheaper than any. c. q.
Ludwigs. dee6w4
Prof. Kerdolff lost q fine cow and calf last
Monday morning. 1t is supposed that they
were poisoned by licking something sboutthe
Primer shaft.
MIR. Barney G.. MORN has consented to act
as the agent and correspondent Of the Intelli-
sencer at Higginsville. He can be found at
the office of J. E. Rigg & Co.. jams
For Sale-175 acres OF exra good land
within one mile Of Page City. Price $50
per acre. More land adjoining Ger be bought
il desired. Terms to suit. Inquire efJ p.
Ardinger. pov2St1
Good style Is good sense. good health. good
energy and good will, but q bottle Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is q good oenefsction thai
suffering humanity has already learned 10
appreciate. IL
Mr.. C. W. Kincheloe, Of MAYHEM. was
knocked down by q vicious cow. that he wa
helping to drive, nesr Odessa. . few days
ago. His nose was broken and he was other
wise seriously bruised.
The members of the Lexington bar. are re-
ouested to meet In the circuit court room on
me- Vt Monday. January s, at 10 O'Clock, .. M,
for consultation Upon matters Of Importance
to The lawyers of the judicial district.
Mt. John Catron has brought suit against
the county on some $1,000 or $1,000 OF coun
ty bonds. As an active participant in the
compromi.e convention, aud . large tax
pa, er, it seems as II Mr.. Catron should dc
as other bondholders are asked to do, aceep,
the compromise.
DeMolay C~ommandery No. 8. elected It:
officers on last Monday night, Dec. p, al
follows:-J. o. L~esueur, E. C r. Tsubmsn
GIL. F. Hassell, C. g.; Robt. Hale, 8. w.
W. d. Rankin. J. W; p. Fl. Chambers, R.
W. B Steele, T.: D. Russell st. B.; A. Walk
Sd. B.; B. D. Weeden, W.; J A. Price, G.
The engine on the w~est-bound train on thu
Missouri Pacific road, due here last sfonds!
night at ! o'clock, met with an accident neal
Page City, and sent to this city for the switch
engine to haul the train In. 1t got here q
11:35, and the engine was soon repaired
| The next morning the east bound train wa
| delayed two hours at Independence.
In the past three years Robirson's celebra
| ted roller flour has taken the cake, and It
| the general belief that thei r four Is the whit
est and best in the county, as they have spar
ed no pains or expense to keep up their higl
standard, while other mills have been chang
ing brands anil trying TO initiate their cele
brated flour. All have failed to do so. n22tf
The road bed. right of way and franchis
| Of the Forest Park and Central railroad,
| line In course of construction out into d
Louis county has been transferred to the St
Louis, Kansas City and Colorado railroad,
new p recently chartered in kansa
for the construction of q railroad from st
| Louis to the southwestern corner Of tn
state Of kansas, through Kansas City, . dis
Of 500 miles.
Habitual constipation Is not only one of tn
most unpleasant, but at the same time one Q
the most Injurious conditions Of the huIna
system. and is but a forerunner Of disease, III
less removed. This is usually ~accomplishe
by the use of purgatives, which for the tim
afford relief. but after their immediate effec,
have passed they leave the system in q wors
state than before. To effect q cure ii Is neces
sary that the remedy used should be one III,
not only by its caihartic effect relieves til
bowels, but at the same time acts as q toni
SO a. to restore the organs to q sound health
condition. This PRICKLY ASH BrrrHF
will do. II removes the cause aud restor,
health. dec2olm
A fe days ago while Mrs. Edgar Flerninl
! Of St. Louis. was driving in the city shopping
she and Mr.. Fleming were startled by IL
announcement from q policeman that the
little daughter, Marie, had been burned
death. On fastening home thev discovere
their child safe and unhurt, but the nuri
girl had IN some way taken IRE, and was
bady burned that she died the ne t dsJ. }
one knows the Cause Of the accident. tt
cook attracted by the screamS ran Into Il
house to and the nurse running from roo
to room In flames, and the little child wa
iering around In the smoke patheticall
calling for Mamma"
Higglnaville items by Frank;-"Christm
trees are all the go. The German Bapti
church had u Christmas tree or the Gath.
WAS elegantly decorated; they had also or
tions and essays from the smaller boys al
girls. The German Evangelical chur'
oommemorated the birth Of Christ on Thur
day night The Christian church had the
Christmas tree on the same night. E. T
skating rink is sbout all the boys and gin
have. Chas. Guild, Of Topeka. kanss "a, b
opened a rink in the Walker building,
Main street Mr.. L.. T. Bell, Of the firm
r Seeber & Bell, has sold his interest In t
t opera house drug store to C.. w. Seeber.
Miss Ketner music teacher In the Lafsyet
College at this place Is spending Christm
at home in Kansas Mrs. Tom Young W
!. take charge, as matron of Lafayette collel
the first of January -. Ed. Vananglen q
Ben Waller, went 10 sedalis last Saturd
night. We don't know Bens business, b
Ed. ha. bonds that bind him to that place D..
i We sre to have q nasque skating par
/ soon. Party at Mr.. Hoefer's on last Frld
night. We missed step, consequently we d
e not get there ...D,n't forget my New Yea
presents, girls. II you don't get them In b
fore Won see this lust send them on, I Ill