Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-24

See Chinn Il Chinn's advertisement on next
page. nov29tf
1t is the boss. John Powell's Is the place
for Pierce's Fuvorite. noy29m3
All work done in>tantanpous'y at Mart
land S gallery, opposite postofiee. nov22tf
Wanted-At S unders' photograph gallery,
900 babies to photograph by the new pro-
CO.'S of the art. no,Sf
All goods at cost for the next thirty days.
H.. Wilker. Successor to WIlker u Miller,
Franklin street. jan10t3
Remember saunders Is making his best
cabinet photos at So and 80 80 per dozen. 60
days only from Jan. Is. tan24tf
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. S. Clssett
Mercantile Co. tl0tf
The best advertising medium Is the live
newspaper. bringing, as it does, larger re-
turns in proportion 10 the money invested
than In any other. And the best way to use
a newspapers columns is to make 4 contract
by the year, even though circumstances re-
Guire that the space occupied be small.
We are not going to quit business, but as
the season is late and We have a very large
atoek on hand, we will commence to-day to
reduce our stock by giving twenty-five per
cent. off of regular prices, and fifty per cent.
cheaper than any other house 10 the county,
for cash only. CHM Il Chinn, opposite the
courthouse. nov29tf
Neither mentaI nor physical .Isbor can be
accomplished satisfactorily unless tie system
Is In order. When YOU feel tired. languid,
wearied without exertiOn. the mind slow to
act, and requiring great mental effort. you
| can rest assured that your liver is not acting
properly. and that nature requires assistance
to help throw off Impurities. There Is no
remedy that will accomplish this 30 mildly
and yet effectuslly as PRIcKLYAsH BIT
TIERS A trial will satisfy you of its
merits. jan24m1
A row of pearls glistening through coral
lips is certainly a pleasing object; but u row
of discolored, bespecked teethf In any mouth
ut ali Is q grievous drawback add to this that
such a set of teeth is usually accompanied by
impure breath and one can scarcely Imagine
anything more Objectionable. SOZODONT,
the great purifier of the breath and whitener
of the teeth obviares this state of the mouth
completely, rescuiDg its dental occupants
from destruction, and counteracting the in
| fuence upon the enamel of acid secretlons In
the mouth. jan23
The Durbin gang seems to have been pref
ty thoroughly organized. John Durbin, who
was the leader, had his house perched up on
q knob, giving it a commanding view Of the
residences of his confederates. Upon this
eyrie he had mounted 3 large plantation bell,
which by certain taps and rings gave signals
of suspicious characters in the neIghborhood,
for assembling. etc. 1t seems that the ring
ing OF this bell at all hours of the night was a
nuisance to the honest neighbors about. who
though they have l,ng suspected them Of
hog stealing and other crimes could not
prove anything against them. Mr. Robert
Beall who at one time lived near them
bought a farm ZONE miles away for the ex-
press purpose of getting away from them.
Odessa Herald:-"Crea>ey and Fox are
feeding $50 head of sheep and a small bunch
Of cattle. james Renick, of Mt. Tabor
neighborhood, is feeding 50 head of cattle
and so hogs. Asa Tracy is feeding 200 head
vi bhCcP VI uES WI INV 2ASu
of Odessa :. Tracy and Ramsey bought of
Paul Mcneil 40 head Of hogs Wednesday at
t3'5 per hundred. Sparks and Barnhill,
OF Marshall, bought one span of mules OF
Charles Jacket; prios paid 1895 800. Billie
Robinet Is feeding $50 head Of sheep on the
farm of VIM. Armstrong, 81 miles southwest
of here 80. Mr.. Lindsay, of Kansas City. ship.
ped q mixed car of cattle, sheep and hogs to
Kansas City Tuesday evening. ... Sparks and
Barnhill shipped from Odessa. Wednesday
night, 10 Marshall, 25 head of work mules,
ranging in price from SEQ to $780,"
The coolest winter before this one of which
we have had any record only showed 10 zero
days. Up to this time, this winter, we have
had 10. There were 9 zero days In Deem
Der and there have been 10 in January. seven
In succession ending with that Of Thursday
morning. The cold days this north were
the l., 2, IL. l3, 10, Is. IT, IS, 10, 20. 81 and %.
On the LIST the thermometer was 7 degrees
below zero; 81. 81 below; 18th, So degrees
18th, II below; 18th, 9 degrees ;leth. 4 below
18th, 154 below; 18TH, 81 below; 10th, Z be-
low ; Goth, o below: 21st, 7 below, 22d, 14l
below all by DIR. Aiexander's. record. In all
instances numbers of thermometers marked
lower, notably on the 18th when several very
good thermometers about town marked Of
low as 10 below. Yesterday morning mark
ed a decided aud even remarkably change
the mercury having run up from l41 below
zero the previous morning to 81 degree:
above.
Fsir,iew items By "Cap":-'sleighins
1901 Nh r:,ll. IS Data. o,nt- I. ~;
Ing relatives in our midst 80. ii eallh Of the
community generally good Rev. J.. j
, Hill commenced d protracted meeting at th'
( school house, Sunday nishs....No weddings
} to report yet, bet il sleighing continues .ooc
we think there will be several soon. Mr.
: Eenry Kings little boy is conyalescent...
. The social party at the residence of Mr.
. Dave Moore's, Tuesday night, was well atten
. ded. At an early hour the house was vel
, filled with the elite of Pleasant Prairie ant
, Fairview, who took part in the merry game
, Of possam pie and good bye John. At l,
i O'Clock a handed repast was served, to whicl
0 all did ample Justice; at u o'clock the guest
= began to take leave, each one declaring 1t t
t bs one OF the most pleasant gatherings OF th
season. The ladies we noticed present, wer
. Misses Lulu Osborn, Katie Cobbs, Cor
9 Campbell, Ida Kite, Parrie Campbell, Mrs
Bratton, Es:ella Thomas. Matte klnkead
y Mamie Williams, Mary Levisy, Mrs. Hood
r Lizzie Chinu, Lucy aud Flora Hudnal
' frankie Henderson, Ella Mabry, susi
/ George and Susie Moore. Gents: Will
{ G ibis, Willie George, Wiley Thomas. Le
n Campbell, John Thomas, Joha Tay lor, 10
r Thomas, Bob Levisy, Games S~caeres, Henri
q Phil. and Bob. Williams. Mr. Heed, Will
Ghlnn. A. Mabry, Jack Levisy, Dorsey Nsel
jess Claverhou.e, Charlie Conrad. Georg
and Hugh Levisy, Willie Fi.hback, T. and E
II Cninn. The guests return thanks to Mr.. an
Mrs. Moore for their hospitality, and hop
st thai they may have many such gatherings I
I. The faigrr,"
oa Fairview items by .'Tum':-'Health Of IL
re community generally good 80. oh, the ba,
70 bal weather. is all We eau hear on every side
h ami it is rough, sure enough. The thermom
L. ter registered II degrees below zero la
IA Saturday morning Cora is selling at 81
n per barrel in this community. A good de
Or of The crop is in the field yet Mr.. II.
to Kite Is feeding q Car load of cattle and sou
S. hcgs.-..Mr. Will Letton Is taking in Il
ys New Orleans E position Our Sunday scho
d. lie still in existence, though somewhat sm,
er m numbers, during the past bad weather, b
90 | rro do Inpa n-iti, Tho na4,ur g --l ---.l