Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-14
This is St. Valentines day. boys

cin't br beat.
The ground hog seems to have d"wned Tile I
b'u- hi d.
Sell YOUR old iron at Joidan's Foundry and !
- ,,,r In6tf
It is the boss. John Powell's is the place
for Pierce's Favorite. nov2Sms
New England has had milder weather than
has prevailed here.
Don't forget the place. John Powell sells
Pierce's Favorite Jour Mash. nov2smS
Dynamite is given by tho latest webster
with the ~ pronounced long.
Ten per cent. saved. See ad elsewhere. n.
E. Smith, successor to EGgleston 4 Smith. II
Wsnted-To exchange dry goods, boots
eni shoes for dressed hogs. John Z. Jor-
dan. !a"8's&
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Belt,pe, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. w
Geo. F. Shuetz has closed his saloon at hig-
eInsvilie. we are told, because OF hisn
license.
wsnted-At 9 unders' photograph gallery
1000 bubbles to photograph by the new pro-
cess Of the art. no'ea
number of chamber suits Will be sold at
extra low prices 1t q. q F. winkisr's, Leg
ington, Missouri. msu
John Powell sells Pierce's fsvorite Sour
Mash direct from the distillery. 1t will 90
you good. Try 1t. n"'S'"'
Organs, strictly first class, for sale on easy
terms at A.. c. NJ. Birds, the reliable sewing
machine man of Odessa. janl0yl
The Encouragement has asked to have the
! Jeff. Wilson case advanced, but no time has
vet been set for its hearing.
Train. have been much delayed this week
by reason OF the burning Of the st. Auoeft
bridge on the Mo. p. &. &.
Mr.. Barney G.. Moran has consented to act
as the agent and correspondent of the Inteili-
eepcer at Higginsville. He can be found al
the office Of J. E. Rig 4 Co 1an'
Mr.. Jno. G. Lougdon bought a residence In
Kan>ss City, Wednesday, for Si.!oO' and De-
for he left town he rented it to the man
from whom he purchased. at Ss5 per month.
For sale-I75 acres of extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price 30
per acre. More land sdj lining can be bought
IL desired. Terms to suit. Inquire OLD. L.
Ardinger. WV
;. rather cynics! lady. somewhat Of h'rt,
/ saws most men. like cold-, are very easily
caught, but difficult to get rid Of. Her mis-
, take is apparent. DIR. Bulls Cough eyrup
> will cure anv cold however stubborn 1t may
be. Price Is cents. II
q. The river closed ID ut 5 o'clock Friday even
ing. December 10Th. and after remaining sc
, for seven weeks the ice began moving NJ .
n o'clock on Frids evening, February On
d After remaining open for torty-eight hours
n It closed asain Sunday night.
MIR, Jno. G. Worthington has been ap'
y pnin ed bv Judge Harrison a. deputy co'iec'
tor. Tie Judge will take charge Of the ONO
= March 1. Mr.. Warrington. who Is u citiEe'
u of wa .hlngton township, Is q clever and IN
~telIigeut gentleman. and one of the SOUNDED
j. democrats IN LAFAYETTE county.
ir Neither mental nor physical labor can b
Ne accomplish, d >ati-fa :torily unless the syster
I, in order. When YOU feel tired. languie
70 wearied without exertion. the mind slow I
net. and requiring great mental effort. ~
IT, can rest assured that your liver Is not actin
% properly. and that nature requires assistant
ot To help throw of impurities. There Is q
}" remedy that will accomplish Ibis 80 mild
u aud vet effectually "a PRICKLYAsH BIT
u TIERS. A trial will satisfy you OF l
merits. ian24m1
An old fellow named John Arhens. WI
re- was tight on the street Wednesday night.
m taken to the boose. He called himself xvi
W. Bill and .Buffalo Bull and such pet name
When arrested he called the officers all t
The yiI,ainous names he conld think of. and So
they were trying to rob him. While Mess
les . UT.,,l,tt n,oro caurohin0 him at I
boo.e. he gave the marshal a blow on t
cR- side of the head which sent him up ags'l
rm the wall. and broke his Derby hat. The In
raj shal speedily regsined bis balance, and ~
the the old fl shter to the floor. He came up su
ity. ing aud full of fight, and had TO. be pretty
inc. verely handled before he would be qul
nlyt Thursday morning he was aued 81 and co!
one amounting to SO 10 In all, which he pr
OF During the day he met Marshal Owen on
'ork street. and pointing to his own baacA e
or he said: 81 know you been sorry for t
best but 1 &c # you credit yor doing your du'
III The marshsi lad headache all day Thurs
puo- from the bow he received "Wednesday nj
ON Fsiry.ow items by ''TomH:-Oh, the
ear weather., Coughs aud colds are the gen
sters order of the day. Mr.. Thos. Tindaii
nths family left Tor New Mexico las. week. wl
low they will make their future home.
W.. Mike Burns, Of Lexiugten, was In the c
munity q few DAYS this week ...Mr. Z
scted Burgess, representing the Weaver Pubtis
aud C,mpsny, has been delivering s spie
r leg book entitled "A Tribute Of Flowers TO
Memory of M0ther,' it is all that Its L
: re- ;,n,,,ias Tuesday WAS the coolest d.
well. the ,ear here Mr.. Tom Lauderdale
l fate laid up with q severe cold q few days
werk Our debating society rueets Oh
was day night; subject for discussion next
con- dsy night, Resolved that Foreign Em
them. ton to America should be stopped.
resent ID. Hill will Commence Il protracted I
nd L. | " here on ne t Wednesday night; NJ
learn ord.ally invited to attend -. Messrs. Z
e rom ) Hammer are feeding Is head OF zeal
me. and 2.yrar.oIds.. 80. Miss jennie Portel
round sister, Mrs. G. w. Eichler. were visiting
To uncle. Col. f. l.. Thorp, near GreentoI
NUM- week."
'Ise to Grpenton items by 81. 2. 3:"-"Mr.
,n.do, Sbi,u,an. of virginia, Is Visiting his
{ th"ir A.. J. Bumgar er. E>q AT this W
ey can Mes>r>. j. A. Enison. J. II. Christy III
re OBJ Murphy. intend starting to New OrIea
morrow, the 10Th =. Mr.. Thomas T.
Keller who for Two or three years past has Nv
or the the S,w,er farm, northwest OF here
/. The leave shortly for New Mexico, where
J = M tends making hi. home. PrOf. Lon
and as,i.ted BY Messr.. Higgins aud Lazun
news ] ,ck-ou county, will give u musical Q
9TH are here the latter part Ut this week ...s
.hererss vo,np men of the neiyhb ,rhood say tn
q good s;,hsr he evch,r, of music or doc
Medicine. ... As there seems to be conf
inn. IT,, BILE Interest manifested as to the homes
Menu, Durbin gang. ~ they are called, 4
we'd Ling Odessa Democrat. of J inuary sotn' IN
rly. and ticls headed. The Truth OF the MALI
Ia PLAT Gates them, but robs Clay township OF
yav.rly. Gil, I will endeavor to give the reside
Palmer, each ut the time Of arre.t, also The {
" W, re ton. politics. &C. AS England had h'
with an Turpin aud Scotland her R"o. Roy
e an Nv. rob Clay township Of her John Dur
DAYS of occupation II farmer, and in politics,
n prou, 8 publ can. Plus Durbin lives with 10
and il a farmer, day laborer, and a de
prison Pres. Durbin lives win MS mother
n \ sore township, il e farmer and day labor
of chat Is not of age; Geo. Gill also made hi
lions for with Mrs. Durbin. ami is q day !abo
quite m a democrat. WIN. Durbin lives nes
a'kipg of line # Clay and Washington townsh
I,e~rvision | am uncertain which township I
r.. Steel honored (:) bs him as Il citizen, a
. work. farmer, day lsbore-. ard Il democrat
Pow five live about hire. miles from Odes