Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28
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Eggs are high. aiiu Tie hens are On IL sirihe.
Lo,t-A gold breast pin. Please return to
this office.
Yes, Powell's is the place for Pierce's Fa-
yorrte Sour Mash. nov29m3
You don't nave to attend, but you should
t,y 2 ticket to the firemen's ball.
t,,li and see our samples and get our
nrices on wall paper. LOOMS Bros. f21ts
Mr., Jokn Larkin wants to sell his store at
Waterloo, in order to return to farming.
The Young ladies Of the c. F. G.. have a
fl furnishing Literary Society with forgive
members.
The Acme and Red B. is the whitest -four
on the market; try Ii. aiade at Aullviiie. For
sale by all grocers. mayolU
John Powell sells Pierce's favorite sour
Mash direct from the distillsry. 1t Will DO
,ooa Try it. nov29m8
~Cbtffonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
riv, with bookcase, good and fine work. and
cheap at Fl. i f. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
souri,. mo"
The Laughlin sale, on the Geo. Baker,
fsrm, last Monday, was pretty well sttenoeo
despite the unprOpitious weather. In DID
ing was fair, and prices reasonable.
One of the pleasant features Of the w. III.
A. entertainments wss the suspension 1rom
the ceiling of the beautiful banner presented
TO the boys by the girls OF the +. AS.
For Sale-A good residence, one OF the
best in the city. on Main street, large house,
good outhouses. well, cistern, etc. Price
only So 600. Terms easy. Inquire OF J.f.
..Jnnar nov29tf
The Belle Leyburn and E. A. S. Missionary
societies had a pleasant little entertainment
At the seminary last Saturday night. Ihere
was a good attendance Of young folks. ihey
realized about $50.
Regard, No., Independent:-'Las evening
the engineers corps came in on the train'
and to-day they began the location Of the
proposed r. E. branch to Carroliton. FROM
now OF we predict lively times for bogard.'
Tbe east bound Missouri Pacific train. last
Wednesday morning, ran off OF the track
nesr Wellington, causing it to be about eight
hours late in reaching this place. The west
bound passenger waited here for the delayed
train.
A minister, IN Lowell, Mass. has been
obliged to give up preaching on account OF
trouble In his throat. II this reverend gen.
tleman had taken DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup he
would still have been q useful member OF nis
profession. II
Why is it that when q large boy throws q
little bow down in the snow and washes his
face, and then jumps up aud runs, the little
boy runs after him, and often catches him,
when be knows It Is only to have the opera
tion repestedf
Bogard, No, Independent:-"Mr. Glenn
the sub contractor, who builds the first three
miles of road from Carroilton north, was IN
town this week looking out y location for his
clmps. He wants to get the grading don't
by the fifteenth Of May"
Time Is money, and yet you will Ind mer'
chants trying to Induce customers to use
other brands Of -four that may or may MOI
1--WE their trade satisfaction, when they know
when they sell a sark of Robinson's celebra'
ted, that 1t will give satisfaction beyond 4
doubt. nov22ti
Remember Sau ndera Is making all cabine
photos at 80 per dozen for a short time only
BE has secured the services of q number onf
artist who has been In the best galleries o.
Chicago, who Is now with him. All worl
warranted to equal thst done in Chicago Of
New York. 60 to Saunders for the bes
oic,ures. feb7tf
The Idrna society OF the Central Female
College had a very pleasant ''society socia'
blev at the college last Saturday night. Thu
occasion was one in which the young iaoie'
personstsd great people and went through III
etiquette of 8 formal reception. The yoane
ladies enjoyed the evening very much Ind nj
doubt Learned some OF the kinks and links
OF deportment and compartment.
While sliding down the hill in front Of til
2ni ward school, Thursday morning, it'll
Maggie Mitchelrs sled went over the ston
wall at the bottom of the hill and size fel
heavily on the rocks below. She received
severe cut over one eye. Tie little one
the daughter of Mr.. VIM. z. Mitchell. W
h,pe coasting down that hill will be stopped
unless means can be t4ken to render 1t les
dangerous. The wonder is, that some chill
has not been killed there before now.
Prevent decay of the teeth with their SUI
est preservative, aromatic Sozodont. White
ness of the dental row, q healthful rosine'
uu0 bluhCoo Va u SeASp
an agreeable taste in the mouths ll these al
conferred by SOzodont. Does not such an IL
valuable toilet article, one so pure as well
effective, deserve the popularity it enjoys
Most assuredly. 1t has no rival worthy
the name. The ordinary powders and paste
aee nothing to it, and since its appearance
have rapidly lost ground. Sold by all drul
gists. feb2iml
The case of Mrs. Malinda j. Jewell again
DR.. B. j. Fewell, of Odessa, for divorce. WI
tried at Wsrrensburg, last week, befol
Judge Noah NJ. Given, resulting In Il
granting Of q divorce to Mrs. Jewell, wi
restoration of property that came to the hu
band In the right Of the wife, and that r.
NAMED u%ndisposed Of. The custody Of Il
child, a girl six years Of age. was given
the mother, subject to the order of the coui
with the privilege to the father to visit b
daughter at any time. The restriction
against msrrisge were removed from D
Fewell as we'll as the plaintiff.
The improvements to be made BY Mr.. ].
McGrew to bis residence on South street,
which we alluded briefly last week, will
very extensive and handsome. The fro
will be transformed into q Gothic desig
with Msnssrd roof and tower; the west 81
will be nodsrnized, and relieved BY d IN
tower. The inside finish will be news, ind
polished hard woods. The windows will
plate glass, and the house will be heated
steam and supplied with gas and wal
throughout, making 1t by ell odds the han
soonest and most convenient residence in l
city. Mr.. Epperson has the contract a
work will be commenced a. early as possib
The plans show an elegant and harmonic
design.
"Alvin Joslin," as played by the Chas.
Davis company, drew q crowded hot
Thursday night. The play was quite fun
the orchestral music was excellent, and
display Of diamonds was astonishing. '
could not see what connection the diamol
had with the plot, nor could we see why
ignorant, atingy Vermont farmer 80
wear a dirty calico shirt, blazing with s.
900 worth of gems, but it was all worl
into the play. A poor girl, who has to ST
port her mother by working In q conc
room, falls heir to a fortune, but when
news Of her good luck comes to her, she
bedecked with $4,000 worth of damon
This may do for Vermont, but people in
United States would rather see things d Ii
more consistent.
LAST Monday night there was q meeting
the health committee, at the council roc
There were only six members present, a
that not being a quorum, no business '
transacted. A majority of the ordinai
~ fttoa mas ,,raSart anl ra.aiuaI tho