Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-21
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Buy a ticket to the fremen's ball.

Wall paper st LOOMS Bros. feosite
Buy q ticket to the fremen's ball.
How did You like your valentine
Wellington has a roller skating rink.
have 9 dne selection Of picture frames,
latest designs. MARYLAND. nov2su
Admission for members OF Turnveriea to
masquerade ball Scots. febHa
Our stock of wall paper ia new and Of the
latest designs. LOOMS Bros. feb2lt9
Lent began last Wednesday, and will con-
tinue until Easter day, April 8.
John Powell sells Pierce's Fsvorite Sour
Mash direct from the distIllery. novasms
60 to John Powelrs with your Jug for
Pierce's Sour Mash for Christmas. n28m3
The best four in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for it. n15tf
For Sale-A thoroughbred Jersey COW, 8
years old. giving milk. Inquire at this Office.
John Powell Will fix you for Christmas.
Don't forget you Jug. PieRse's Favorite.
EVERYBODY takes 1t. nov29m3
Mr.. I. o. Hays is by trade cabinet maker.
He built a cabinet for Cleveland but While 1t
looks we'll we fear it won't work.
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. In best figured and solid plush, at
Il. 4 F. Winklers. Lexington, Mo. m8tf
Another lot OF plumber hiss been recovered
in the Durbin Observation-Disclosures, harness,
collars, brides, hame strings, DC.
Every farmer that raises wheat should got
one of the double land rollers manufactured
by W. M. Jordan, Lexington. Mo. 1uly2ef
help the boys out. by buying a ticket to
the fremen's ball. You can't tell how soon
they will be called on to help you out.
Wanted-By a young gentleman, thorough
~ competent, q position as teacher. Best or
reference given. Inquire at thus office. tt
best In the city, on Main street. large house.
good outhouses, well, ~cistern, etc. Price
only 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire of J.P.
Ardinger. noV1Su
Any person who lost hogs, either fat or
stock hogs, about July or August last, from
pens or pastures. 8 few miles east of May
view, may secure information regarding them
by calling at the ~Intelligencer Office.
Expressions Of gratitude on the part OF the
public are always impressive and solemn. 1t
Is pleasant to know that the people are Justly
p~raising the merits OF DR.. Bulbs Cough
Syrup, a safe remedy for coughs, colds, bron-
chitis, Group and sore throat. 1t
Greenton items BY 81, a.3:"-"Clay town.
ship to the 'front.' Born, 10 the wife OF E. N.
Thomas, Feb. 10, twins-boys. No danger
of the republicans carrying Lafayette county.
Its democratic women viii! save it....The
concert given here Feb. IA by the Gate City
| GIee Club and Prof. Lonsscre's singing class,
was we'll attended considering the inelemen-
cy Of the weather. The professors ausliaca-
lions as a teacher Of vocal music are sttested
by his class employing him for q second
term. Mr.. T. J. Powell hs> put up . large
plantation bell. We suppose hs thought the
neighborho1d felt lonesome We do moi
think Judge Harrison could have pleased the
people better than In the appointment of Mr..
J. G. worthington as his deputy Mr.. j.
W. Hanna is feeding rs head of cattle. He
has but few hogs with them on account Of
cholera"
1.-THE Boys' write from Bates City as fol-
lowsS"Mrs. Mitchell gave an entertain
ment, last week, for the benefit Of the II. Z
church Of this place. 1t was delightful. Tn
supper was 50 nice, there Was G big pot o.
oyster soup and a great big turkey, and ont
lots bigger; q barrel Of ice cream, and Jus
lots OF great big cakes, all white with orna,
ments On them, and after all these goot
things to eat, our friend. Mr.. Blackwell, fav
ored US with such a sweet song. Oh. we hal
q good tine. While at the house of worship
last Sunday, Mr.. Smirls house caught fir
from ashes being taken up and left In tn
house; before any n knew It tn
house was In flames, and comparatively moth
ing was saved. Miss Ella Griffith wa
, thrown from 3 wagon while IN the way t
Sunday School last Sunday and got her arr
; badly broken. We hope all OF our your
people will visit Miss Ella often and try t
sympathize with her In her sad affection. 4.
We had a great big turkey shooting in tow
Saturday . Our debating and literary so
: ciety, Oh. where can 1t be!.... Valentines
Why we all got lots of them! mo wee
diugs this week, but next time there will b.
IL we have to marry ourselves, just to kee
|, up with the times"
John Williams, q white man aged about
or 81 years, was arrested at HiSginsSill
/ Sunday evening last, charged with comini
ting q criminal assault upon Henrietta Stool
ebaum, the daughter of . respectable &c
= man living about 8 miles south west OF Hi
ginsville. He had a preliminary examinl
t tlon before Esquire Jno. W. Branch, and
default Of bail WAS committed to Jail. I'll
e young girl who was the subject of the as>au
is about l2 or II wears old. On last sundi
morning when Mr.. aud Mrs. Stockholm
q were gone to church and Miss Henrietta "
O left ut home with only two small childre
q Williams, who was passing BY In q spri
wagon stopped, and asked If he could 90 In
d the house to warm. He was told that
It could. Miss Henrietta stirred up the fl
and took one Of the children into her lap
keep It quiet. Williams then asked her
there were any grown folks shout. VIII
IS he received a negative reply, he moved
], chair close to the young girl and began TAXI
re improper liberties with her. The girl W
n. naturally very much alarmed. Finally
rs told her he wanted her to open the door
81 him which she gladly did expecting that
Of would leave, but instead Of doing SO he to
es hold OF and indecentlY assaulted her. 81
Ct Anu tUt llttiS CuttutOu, tbi>Vu uu OuSc
e. which alarmed him, and he deslsted and le
he admits taking liberties with her, but
be mics that he had any intention to commi
Oh crime against her person. We do not Of
g. 20 even this far into details Of such cases
e, this, and only do So now to say, that the
It, element and Indignation justly called TO
In the nsigeborho0d where this crime oceu
in II " <r,a raAav IF a ~rhI{o .antf1o
u which exists In this community, and t
r. Lafayette county men mean to see that II
q female children may be left at home IN sal
Is when only protected by the s~anctity Of Il
Q own virtue and the sacred ness of their Q
n, weakness.
&c. "Chatterbox'' writes from Bates CITY
n, 'The supper given by Mr.. and Mrs. Mitch
r. last Thursday night. for the purpose of
ng peting the Methodist church, was a per
ice success. The girls arrived about Z o'cl'
st. At 8 supper began and lasted until ne
led IL. Several large and beautiful cakes v
ed sold; one to the most popular lady,
r a voted 10 Mrs. Mitchell; another to the p
ae. tiest, which was voted to Mrs. Andrist;
he remaining four were sold to the highest
w oSis IL SSS"s al thou6h WI ooFo Az u
lay fond of the married ladies' than single o
yes The music furnished by eur sweet-vo
il gills and gallant boys was excellent. 80.
in little friend, Mr.. Joe Cheatham, seem
think 1t too cold to go so far north TO
nd that ~frightful and alarming disease OF
eng heart cured, and to the delight Of his n
his friends, he has succeeded in finding o
:et; experienced doctor near home, for, ind