Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-12
SHORTS.

OFFICIAL CGsNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
Go to Clsgett's for fine holiday candies and
nuts. nov2Stf
Stylish millinery at Mrs. Arnold's, Main
street. octlOtf
The revival at the Baptist chruch is still in
progress.
Toys at bottom prices, at A, Egle's. Frank
lin avenue. decl2t2
Bell and Bugle cranberries, hand picked, at
J. NJ. Smiths. dec12t2
Sell your old iron at Jo1dan's Foundry and
Machine Shops. m6tf
The revival at the Methodist church will
continue indefinitely.
A new use for rail fences. Inquire of the
prosecuting attorney.
Bridge timbers SKI inches, 10, u and "A
feet long, for sale be E. Allen. 1uly4tf
Rev. A. Piston will preach in this city to-
morrow morning and evening.
Millinery, notions aud hair goods at cash
prices, can be seen at Mrs. Arnold's. o10tf
NJ lady should fail to read the Ahrens' new
ad this morning. It will interest YOU. off
The best -four in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for it. n15tf
You can get the finest r~aisins, citron, new
currants and French prunes, at j. n. Smiths.
Dozier 3 Weyl's finest crackers, cakes and
1umbles, received fresh every week. at j. NJ.
Smiths. dec12t2
Go to Young's China Hall for all kinds of
china, glassware. lamps, cutlery, silver plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. n2Si4
The Commercial Hotel, under the manage
ment of Mr.. Lewis Neale, has quickly gained
q first.class reputation. octS1tf.
We carry a full line of domestic and inn
ported yarns which we are selling very cheap;
please call and see, Henry Wilker. dec5tS
AS landlord of the Commercial Hotel, Mr..
Lewis Neale is q great success. His house is
always full, and everybody is well If
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured |
Dy W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july9Stf
The SCOT in a fue at Mr.. McCau>land's
store took fire, Yesterday, and caused q little
uneasiness. 1t WAS easily extingulshed.
Saunders & Son, photographers, are turn
ing out some very fine work indeed. They
make a speciality of photos of children
which are very fine. noveltf
Mrs. Laura Strong, of Doyer. attempted to
commit suicide. December 8, by taking laud-
anum, the result of q quarrel with her hus-
band, James Strong.
The new Short Line B. r. when built will
convey passengers direct to the elegant
1ewelry establishment and low priced house
of Grimes & Venable, Lexington. dec5t4
We have $50 different articles suitable for
holiday presents; call and see US and do not
forget to look at our .'ap .nese boxes from
the celebrated firm of Nee Ban.n Henry
Wllker. dec6t3
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
coed outhouses, well, cistern. etc. Price
only 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire OF J. P.
Ardinger. nov29tf
The Iduna Literary Society of Central
Female College will hold an open session on
Saturday evening, Dec. 10Th. Those who are
10 fortunate as to receive invitations should
not fail to attend.
Call and see the chair tides, splashers,
table and dresser scarfs. bibbs, etc., (for
etching) something entirely new just receiv-
ed and just the thing for the holidays, at the
Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. dec5f
miob Ouiie " SWitus oSSiotOo " u oOSe
Kansas City talent. and some of the bes: of
our singers, will give a concert, at the opera
house, Tuesday night, December %. Seats
for sale at Ludwigs. Further notice next
week.
Dr.. Gosewisch, assisted by Drs. Bolton and
Smith, performed an operation for lung
1umor, last Thursday, upon Mary Manthy,
ste~p-daughter of John Stahl, and removed 81
quarts of corruption. The patient il doing |
well.
AT the last regular meeting of the Iduna
Literary Society Capt. A. A. Lesueur. editor,
Mr.. Ethan Allen, business manager, and
Mr.. W. G.. Musgrove, publisher of the
5ntelligencer, were elected to honorary MEM
bership.
II you want a cloak or shawl it will be to
your interest to call at Henry Wilker's and
inspect the large stock. We can, and will
sell them as low as any house in town-trial
will convince the most skeptical. Henry
Wilker. dec5t3
The following judgments have been found
In the circuit court:-Dec 8, Geo. Farrar VS..
City Of Lexington, judgment by default.
91.2i6. r. W. Gosewisch vs.. City, default,
@4s5 SO. Krehn & Meyer vs.. City. s1,242 %.
Anna v. Price vs.. August Selling, jury, YER
dict 800.
The Cattlemen's Convention Just held In
st. Louis, has come to the conclusion that for
real bargains In diamonds, watches. jewelry
and solid silver and plated ware. Grimes &
Venable, Of Lexington, NO.. is the place to |
buy. They are selling goods In their line far |
below all competition. dec5t4
Please remember that / have recently add |
ed very largely to my stock Of clocks, watch
-es, bracelets, charms, earrings and all sorts |
of Jewelry, both solid and plated: these
goods being new are worth your attention. |
Money refunded If goods are not found out
to be as represented. Give me a call. A..
E9le, Franklin, avenue. dec12t2
A colored child was burned so badly, last
Friday, that it died the next morning. He |
was Q little over 2 years old, and The step-son
of Phil. jackson. who lived at the junction |
of Commerce and Third streets. The child
WA playing with q miners lamp, and his
clothes caught fire. His mother had left the
room to get a bucket of coal, and when she |
returned found her child on fire.
Globe Observation-Disclosures and Heath |
are demonstrating the fact that an entertain
ting minstrel olio can be given without resort
1rg to old business In fact, with Mcintyre
and Heath, everything is new, outside of The
regulation first part. st. Louis has not been
considered much of a minstrel town for a
couple of seasons back, but if all minstrel
shows were as good as the one now running,
these would be no need to complsin."
In addition to the damage mentioned IN !
our last issue done by the wind storm of The |
9TH. inst. we learn that Mr.. Leonard Scott's |
fencing was blown down to the bottom rail
I'm several places; Mr.. Wade Hicklin bad fifty |
panels of fence blown cut into the middle of
the road; while Mr.. Shier was unloading |
some corn . shed was hOisted by the wind |
and anne very near being turned over on the |
team, which was only saved by being sudden
ly turned out of the way; a great many hay |
stacks and trees were blown over, and Il large |
amount of fencing was damaged.
Edna Democrat 1.-THE most ~effectual way |
TO kill q community or county Is to get up |
and kick every time q public Improvement is
suggested. Buck the proposition to build
bridges, take off your coat and cuss the rail- |
road proposition, kick against municipal i'm |
provements, and If any enterprising citizen |
talks of improving his property, tell him that |
he Is q fool and that he had better keep his
money in his pockets, discourage new corners
frOm settling. tell them that tho cnnpty