Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-26

GeI BOSTON DtlttuS SOuipohy 9
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
sh,, m6tf
S.. Joseph wants a connection into Lexing.
ton. She can secure it; and she seems de-
termined to do Ii.
Canon Farrar has an article on the church
in America in the January number of the
| North American Review.
Our carrier boys will be around with their
annual greeting, next Friday. We ask for
then a pleasant reception.
The Old Rellapie Red r -four still takes the
cake. Warranted free from worms common
to flour in no: weather. 1une21tf
Mr.. Goodenough has instituted u second
lodge of knights of Labor in this city, and
there is some talk of a third.
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularlv from the carrier will greatly oblige Us
by promptly reporting TO this Office. II
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one Of the double land rollers manufactured
DIV W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. iuly2stf
Popular discrimination in favor of DR..
Buir- Cough Syrup has given 1t a larger sale
than any other remedy of its class. Price %
cents.
One OF those nice sets of furs, muff and
boa. st the Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar, will
make an elegant present for your wife ,daugh-
ter or child. decl9tf
Grapevines. trees. small fruits and flower
shrubs pruned. Leave orders with B. A..
Ireland at post office stand or drop q card TO
Cbas. 1uebner. d26t4
Itch and prairie mango, cured in 80 min
ute. nv Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never tails. Sold by Chas. W. LOOMS
druggist, Lexington. mar2l-1y,
Some of our delegates to St. Joseph who
, had never been there before were surprised
to see the extent of its wholesale mercantile
= and manufacturing business.
Mr.. Lewis Neale has built up a first-class
reputation for The Commercial Hotel, and we
!. are glad to see him prosper. A good hotel is
L a great Il vantage to our city. oct3tf
e A this Is Christmas week. we went to
= press yesterday afternoon much earlier than
t usual, and could not mention the local hap
penings that occurred after two O'Clock.
q For Saie-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city. OIL Main street, large house,
3 good outhouses, well, ~cistern. etc. Price
a only 50 OG0. Terms easy. Inquire of j..
II A~diuger. nov29tf
MAI. FTeus Nctl put UP u oiohhO taAnSy y
D.: few weeks ago to falten him for Christmas
that weighed BOZ pounds at that time. We
haven't heard what he weighed when ready
for slaughter.
Iu the box of oranges received by Mrs.
Clements. last week, from DIR. Talbird, were
" two very large grape.oranges, which measur'
re ed 13l inches in circumference. She is very
TO proud of them.
We The drawing for the buggy at Mr.. Phil
lie. Keller's, will take place next Saturday even
iny at 7 o'clock. The judges will be Messrt
NJ. v. l.. McClelland, r. Hale, Geo. Wilso
ne aud Lewis Neale.
40 There is nothing nicer for a Christina
,y present than one of Saunders and Sons scoW
A photographs. the latest thing out. The onl
err, gallery in the city that makes or can mak
nd them. Come in time. dl9tf
Mrs. G. W. Hyde was the happy recipiel
II, of two handsome presents last Wednesda'
..h One was an elegant silver tea service, frol
lie her broth r-in-law, Capt, A. f. Asbury,
,c- H:-ginsville. The other was a fine rocking
les cha =, from Mr.. d. W. TeVis.
RI There was y very pleasant party at tt
bachelor quarters of Mr.. Octavius Wilson
in near Mayhem. last Wednesday night.
for fine oyster supper was served to the lar
lry croyvl present. Music, dancing, etc. we
g. indn!ged in till after two o'clock.
TO Sensible holiday gifts for all at the Ahre
far Dry goods Bazaar where. thousands OF appr
4 pria:e and acceptable Christmas offerings G
be found which will result in much happin
to The recipient Wlthouu ehtai'ihs au e"o'
red RAISING outlay Of cash to the donor. dist
ncb Sacrifice Sale of Toys and Fancy Goods
red Grimes & Venable have determined to sell
vas their Fancy Goods and Toys regardless
cost. AS they will not keep them in stock, a
l.. wish to close out the entire stock. Will S
nv. IN luts to suit purchasers. Call early and
!, of first choice. deceit.
It of There was Alienation party yesterday aft
ling noon ut the residence Of r. f. SwartZ. Y
,unt went to press too early to get particula
r of but rs Mr.. and Mrs. Swartz are both popu
as in the community. aud especially so in th
church, we are satisfied that 1t was a pleas
the and successful affair.
,nge Mrs. VIM. F. kerdolh. DR., gave ner Ii
the band Il splendid Christmas gilt an eieg
ntry gold watch and chain. Mrs. herdoiH
that not follow the example of many wives
tn it making their husbands pay for their G
y in Christmas gifts, but paid for the articles h
old self. They were purchased from Mes
Grimes L Venable, and were beautifully
until graved.
,nt,s. .reights have, this week, been materi
INNS advanced on coal by the Missouri Pacific
high road company. So much 80 as to very
ear siierably reduce the output. Whv
/ Tin should be done 1t is difficult TO conceive
tovs. f eight rates were quite high enough Def
. hs, As the darkey said when he was kicked
erous the middle of next week, "Dat's
as. makes me 'spise a mule"
r;ces Harmony lodge, number 81, A. o. U.
1872 elected the following named gentlemen
SAYS officers for The ensuing year:-Frank L
'pany man. L. M' W.; D. l.. haseon' n. w.
time, Keller f.' ueo. N. Slhi'h' w. H. l."
to cot recorders; B.. A. Gordon, tinancier; d,
re an 3 Tevis. receiver; Ethan Allen, g.; W
coal Mills. L. W; W. W. Duncan, o. W.; 4
, Alien, delegate to grand lodge; c. G..
- rate Wig, alternate: 4. Allen. trustee,
Gen. Beauregard will give a history o
Mis-. Shiloh Campaign in the January numb
state the North American Review. He claims
=, The Gen. Algernon Sydney johnson acted on
of a corps commander at Shiloh. Gen. Bes
, is no gard ernphaticaily asserts Contrary Il
. 50 ~
Vance common belief that be was the sole
II will mandcd on both days, and. without ma
10 anv them. controverts the reports of GRAM
Sherman as to the nations forces being
n yes- by surprise.
N ex- There was a Christmas tree at the Chr
,ilroad church. Thursday night. The house wa
Alton of people. and contrary to usual custom,
stIons. order was observed. The tree was over
.usSell, tv feet high, and was loaded with pre-
The presents were mostly books and
promi- useful things, which can be kept and q
IN coal Glazed by the recipients. MIR. and
-ension Swariz were presented with a hant
ed this large picture and an elegant tea service.
. : affair passed off quite pleasantly.
ieraSt- Oar carrier boys have served their p,
: oil 'ns faithfully through nut the year. Rain or
trade they have been on time. They have d
cry 10 liar address this year, spun out of the v
enter fancy nv the Intelligeneer's W and c
ihuenee poet. 1t gives away some Of the seer
success. the Office, but that can't be helped
means think il will prove cheap at twice VIII
1 ne tat bows are apt 10 get, and hope the patr