Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-14
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An work done instantaneously at Mart +
land, q gallery, opposite postofice. novZzt1
The fou,teen saloons at Springfield, No. h
nav BIS. 500 u year for their licenses.
Wanted-A white girl, to do the WORK OF " !
ANAL family. Inquire at this office. )iou
Tho coolest day of the ses>on-last Mon '
a., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 degrees below
zero.
49,. " r. Smith, successor to Eggleston &
Smith. 49, - !
of the best whiskies in Americs' at 1onn
1snalls
The Acme and Red B. is the whitest -four
on the market; try Ii. Made at AuliViiie. for
sale by all grocers.
Fins rocking chairs, reed. cane seats anu IN
aoe plushes, ut low prices at h. = +. WINK
nne p ~ n,ssnnri. m8tf
Mr.. John Fegsn's house was burned ao"n
Last Friday, 1s miles =. e. OF Concorois' No'u
ina but the bedding was saved.
The Anni. p. Silver lost her chimneys,
going down the Mississippi the other day'ano
had To be lowed back to st. Louis.
One Of our leading dry goods mercnsu''
..,l. IL that despite complaintE OF hard times
his business Is better this winter tnsn II WIS
Ch,6onuieres and secretaries, and secreta- ;
.,.. with bookcase, good and hne work. anu
cbesp at a.. & F. Winkler's, Lexington MIS-
one"p m3tf
souri,. 1911 !
friend told US yesterday he would attend
.o,e,bjng II soon rs he saw . man. we
a,a not .,c.rt.in whether or not 1t was Sh-
ver-man.
r,,o ,o;nt committees on the sanitary con-
ai,,or If the r,,y are to meet at the council
chamber on next Monday, February To- NJ z
O'Clock. p. m. ts IF
Inst received a full line OF all graaes VI
b,esched and brown domestic'' shee''"S,
inflow castings. Sc., all of which Will De so'u
at rock bottom prices. at Ahrens' 'zaar.
T,m YiugIin set Il tree On fire u few Gays
soo hack Of Mr.. Nagle's. and for n whi'e IL
lo,ked ~ # that g%rnilemau's stable might go.
W. diiu,t learn whether Tom got the ra'bit
or not. T..
Eor sale-A good residence, one OF the
hos, In the city. OH Main street, large nouse'
oood outbouses, we'll, cistern, etc. ir'ce
only a 600. Terms easy. Inquire OF IL
nov29tt
Uig ,,nsyille Post:-'The woman. Clark
vbo .kIuped out fro,n here with the man
Cut,y %, eral DAYS ago., leaving her huaoaho
and Eve children, Is Reported 10 Nc :"
Brownsville with her paramount"
Mr.. G. N Meet turned over 10 inc VII.
8Sl IS Is the net receipts " III
second ward scales for the mouth OF 'snu'Iy'
We believe this l.. the largest amount "u's'
b,. ever been received from that source.
A iii Yard stru * thi. section last SUNDAY
and ragged all dav Monday. About Iou
inches of snow fell. which drift ed bau'y. Luz
thrrm ,rn-ter sloud 10 degrees oeio" le.'
nm Tuesday morning, an did not get up U
zero during the whole day.
Tim. 1, money, and yet you Will nnd mel
chants trying to induce customers 10 u
other brands of q 'ur that my or may no
e,ve their trade sai i>faction. when 'hey know
when they sell a SAX Of Robinson's ceieors
ted. that it will give satisfaction beyond
-" novs2ti
The LIE, ,ngton Fire Company requests U
IN ssk the public II any one knows The wher
sbouts of the corporate seal OF the OLD con
n.nv. Anv one having the same, or know
Ing anything in regard to 1t, viii please :
nor, to Il. J. Hall, Esq, president Oh u
company u
The river blocked, last Saturday I'VE mil
below Waverly, so that win the n'oo iro
above there was u rise Of about I'VE ieet'oac
ing the water up IN the bottom so as 10 aiar
the people, and they prepared for a genei
moveout IL necessary. Fortunately l
change In the weather averted any calami
Remember Saunders Is making all csoiI
nbotos a, % per dozen for a short time Oh
He has secured the services OF a numoer Z
artist who has been In the best galleries
Chicago, who is now with him. All W.
warranted to equal that done in chicago
New York. Go to Saunders for the 0
feb7,
Tho G,obe. Democrat of the 10th inst, p
u.b., q list of the postmasters whose co
missions expire during the present "
wider the head Of ..tsepublican Postmas'
n Whom the Law Means But q Few Mol
Of Grace" In the Missouri list Is the toi'
ing: ..Lexiugion; salary, S1,70O; Henry
Turner; May B."
Aunt Lucinda Akers, a highly respe'
co,ored woman. aged about ~ years.
wife of Moses Akers. fell and broke ner
LAST SATURDAY. evening. while doing =
work for Mr.. BIN. Russell She was
moved to her home. and is doing quite v
Her family has hai a hard struggle win
for the past year or two.
Mr. Lxid. of the postal department,
here TIL, week looking after our postai
nectlons north-or rsth'r our hck Vi u
We trust he will be able to remedy the pr
deficiency between this place and q IN
In ,c,iou. SIN e writ lg the ab I'VE we
tina, Mr.. Jno. c. Young mas received the
tract, lie will put ihing- through on I'LL
= A coupIe of G>p-ies are trainping ,r
through the town and vicinity. prrtendi
,a, f,rtunes, or course they are vile
bugs. They threaten negroes who refi
have for'une. toll l.. saying they Will ho'
them. and h ave thu. sea- e'i SON. Out oil
money. They also .teal everything t'e
Law their hand. OIL. they are hisi.ra:
tec's Of suspicion. :,
Mes-r-. Henry B t-rom and Samuel
have for so ne time Deem neg hii ing ID
purrhs.e If the Register Of this oitV.
n.uotiarjon. having fallen through tn
tend Ia purchase entirely new mat-rla
heo,n The publication ui II republican
psuer In thi. city at an early d'y. b"
mr. ,ctical printer, and 60 d news gail
and they will. with III doubt, make
newspaper.
Dover items by "W:"-'James VIII
Misses Kate Howard, Anna and LIE
on w, dnesday last. attended the W
of Miss Ma-cie Thomas. near waverI
DR.. Hall. Of Marshall. No. Mis- fnss
teuburg accompanied them a. far a. W;
Mis-. Thomas Is u cousin OF %m. L
ESQ, of this place; he and his famil,
s,so witnesses. - The Dover school, '
enrolment of six'y-four pupils, made
erage let month OF 81 :. The warm
ls.l week brought the men together In
about the treets. but the muddy sire
roais kept the ladies within their
cell.. We imsgine it must have been
nrni .hment. TIL, chief subject
am my the farmers IA about prrparat'
the summer's work. There will he {
interchange Of places; >ome are Ia
leaving the county Under the sup
of Martin Oliver the cotl banks OF NJ
are being pu, Ia coalition for spring
The ~pai,tis's. OF thi- place. have call
Martin. of Saline county, who Is now
tor of the Waverly church. lie wa
a pro,racted meeting last fill aud The
rem know something Of his ability
sroundhos sigu is true we nay looS
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