Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-07

Sell vour old iron at JoIdan's Foundry and
,Eachine Shops. m6tf
Admission for member. of Turnverien to
masquerade ball Scots. febIt2
A No. l COW with young calf for sale. APP
~ to Dir. G. W. Young. jan3ltf
J have a fine selection Of picture frames,
limest designs. MARYLAND. nov22tf
John Powell sells Pierce's Fsvorite Sour
Hash direct from the distillery. nov29m3
90 to John Powelrs with your Jug for
pierce's Sour Mash for Christmas. n2sm3
the best -four in the market Is the Excel
sor brand. Ask your grocers for it. n15tf
Ihe blue birds were wsrbling yesterday In
spite of the groundhog's Encouragement.
For Sale-A thoroughbred Jersey cow. 3
years old, giving milk. Inquire at this office.
Farm implements at bargains, also best
farm and garden fence, Ed. Krnse, Higgins
vile. janS1w4
A. A. WEIGH has consented to act as
5fsospondent and agent Of the Intelllgencer
~ sown.hip. feb7tf
fs.aa and Rehect-Our ad in this weeks
sg ocaT=irs some very Interesting matter.
e G Giagett Mercantile Co. 1an31tf
Wanted-By a young gentleman, thorough
ly competent, a position as teacher. Best OF
reference given. Inquire at this office. If
MIR. Barney G.. Moran has consented to act
as the agent and correspondent of the Intelu-
gencer at Higginsville. BE eau be found at
the Office of J. E. Rigg & Co. jams tt
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
bes, in the city, on Main street. large house,
good outhouses, we'll, cistern. etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Inquire of. P.
Ardinger. nov3St1
1t Is not our aim to dispose of only y few
old and broken lines of goods, but NO house
in the county can OF will sell old goods as
cheap as we will during this slaughter sale.
The Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. 1anlOtf
sedalia Democrat:-ssThe Gould lease on
the Lexington branch road expires, 1t Is said,
in April. 1t has been suggested by some
that this will furnish an explanation IS to
the bad condition of that road at present."
The latest news from Africa Is that the
Zulu King has the Group; this news Is doubt
ed by many, but Notwithstanding, the friends
of The king have sent him q case Of DR.. Bulbs
Cough Syrup and consequently know his
cure is certain.
Messrs. W. ". Duncan, F. n. Dicken, A.
Tarleton and Jno. F. Roberts are preparing
to build, adjoining and including the elevator
In old Town, a first-clsss full roller mill.
Three of them are millers, and the fourth Is
a good business man. and they intend to At
tend to their business themselves. We wish
them abundant success.
Some days ago the dam OF Col. Jno. Reds
splendid fish pond near town broke and let
out a flood of water. Thousands Of the small
fry of his carp went out. The flood was 50
great that it carried away fences and the
fsh were scattered for miles. Col. Reid thinks
that the larger fish resisted the current, and
for the most part remained 10 the pond, In
which there is still some five feet Of water.
4 row of pearls gliStening through coral
lips is certainly a pleasing object; but q row
of discolored bespecked teeth In any mouth
at all Is q grfevous 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 obviates this state of the mouth
completely, rescuing its dental occupants
from destruction, and oounteracting the In
fuencc upon the enamel of acid secretions In
the mouth. 1an24ml
Our Higginsvills contemporary, the Post,
| did not get the best part ofthat calf story. 1t
was in such q hurry TO moralize that 1t failed
to observe that its colaborer for bad govern.
ment, the Thalbote, reported those m
to have frozen to death standing up, and that
they were found thus. We suppose the own
err had in each instance to push them over In
order TO zee if they were actually dead, or
| only shamming. 1t was real mean In the
calves not to have thought OF lying down to
freeze, or. at any rate, not to have been
blown oyer after they CONCEALED.
Mayview items by "Jim:'-"Heslth OF
the community generally good....M James
Cunningham who had . slight attack Of cry
sipeIas has fully recovered Some of the
young ladies' are afraid to carry silk hand
kerchiefs on account Of pickpockets. Mr.. }.
Wo%rthington's butcher shop does q flourish
ing business. 80. Mayview's wheat buyer, Mr..
Jerry Proctor. is getting a good deal OF
wheat. 80. MIR. ]. P. Herr is dying by inches.
for q girl that be Knows Mr. Sam Woods
voted for the candidate whose name was
Demiiehn II am pleased to know hat Fair
view ueighborhood can boast Of 3 camel that
can talk; his name Is Lee"
.Bess'' writes from Corder:-"We wish
to express our regrets at the removal OF
Judge las. Harrison from our town. He
has many friends in this country who hate
TO lose him 49, The house of +. Sission came
near burning last week, timely aid saved II
with but little damage. The house of Mr..
Jas. Burnes, occupied by Marion Gardner,
WAS destroyed by fire last Thursday. Mr.
Gardner being in Higginsville at the time
Mr. Gardner came from Virginia three years
ago for The benefit Of his wife's health. His
~sojourn in Mo. has been marked by adversely
and misfortune. The loss of two children,
the unimproved state of his wife's health, the
loss of all his personal belongings render,
him an object of pity. We think the goOt
people of our neighborhood should lend
helping hand TO friend Gardner"
Fsiryiew's news. sent by "Tom":-Nt
marriages to report this week. .sleighini
has been the order of the day for the pas
two weeks. ... Distemper has been prevalent
among the horses in this vicinity 80. Mia
Charlie Lockhart, of wellington, was visit
ing the fimily Of Mr.. H. D. Kite last week.
Mr.. jeff Osborn, formerly of this communi
ty, Tow of Kansas, Is visiting relatives ant
friends in the neighborhood go Prayer meet
ing e.ery Wednesday night. Owing Il
sickness Rev. j. j. Hill could not ill his ap
pointments here last week. Messrs. John
Thomas and jeff. Osborn were visitini
friends near Odessa last week....We learl
that he young men will organize a debating
society here soon Mr.. VIM. Purcell shipped
his b ef cattle to st. Louis last week. l die
not learn what he got for them Mr.. Tho.
Cobbs bought of Pat. Kemple, last week, !
! head of hogs at So 80; also one of Thoma
i Porter at r3 50. -. Mr. E. W. Osborn Is feed
; ing a car load of cattle. go. Mr.. Thos. Cobb
J IS feeding "a head Of beef cattle Mr.. Jas
Kinkead bought of Jas. Thorp, last week,
: head OF 2.ycar-old heifers at SO 50 per 100.
: Waverly items BY '.F"-"This is groun,
hog dag, he made his appearance and return
5 Ell to his hole for the next six weeks. "
long for spring-time to come, for We are tire
of these cold waves. Good health prevail
, ia our town and vicinity. DIR. Banks. o
2 Columbia, has been visiting mis- brother Sam
!. CT this place go. Miss Epps.o Jefferson City