Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28
Remember the Firemen's bail.
Ruv a .ickat To the Sremeu's ball,

Remember the Firemen's bail.
Buy d ticket to the fremeu's ball.
Wall paper at Loomis Bros. febslt0
l have a iue selection of picture frames,
latest designs. Martland. noy22tf
Admission for members Of Turnverien to
ma. quersde ball 50ct-. febilS
Our siork of wall paper Is new and of the
latest designs. Loomis Bros. feb2lto
John Powell sells Pierce's Favorite Sour
Nash direct from the distillery. nov2sma
Go to John Powells with your Jug for
Pierce's Sour Mash for Christmas. n29m3
The best four in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for 1t. nI5tf
For Sale-A thoroughbred Jersey COW. 3
years old, giving milk. Inquire at this office
John Powell will tx you for Christmas.
Don't forget your jug. Pierce's Fsvorits.
Everybody takes IT. noy29m3
Carpets, oil cloths, rugs, matting1, etc,
at cost to close out. Henry Wilker, sue
cessor to wilker & Miller. felt2st2
Latest styles in parlor sets at vs.y reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
H. & F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. matt
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
ly competent, q position as teacher. Best OF
reference given. Inquire at this Office. #
Mr.. Herman Krause surveyed Mr.. Andrew
Carter's coal mine, near wellington, last
Thursday, and made a very neat plat Of 1t.
Mr.. Chss. q. Schsefermeyer e down
to St. Louis and selected a large and we'll as
sorted stock of hardware. Look at his Rd-
vertisement elsewhere.
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city, on Main street. large house,
good outhouses, well, ~cistern, etc. Price
only 81 900. Terms easy. Ind uire of J. P.
Ardinger. nov29lf
We respectfully call the attention Of house
keepers to our stock of towels, table linens,
napkins, etc. Call and see our prices on
them, we claim to sell them che aper than any
other house. Henry Wilker. feb2st2
If you question the wonderful testimonials
published by the Hunts Kidney and Liver
Remedy Co., OF Providence, R. l., write to
for reply. Send for their illustrated pamphlet
of testimonials, giving wonderful cures. 1t
The display of diam onds in Ludwigs' win
dow Thursday attracted q large numberof peo-
pie and the sidewalk was more or less crowd
ed all day. WHIT Their the gems were real, OF
whether they belonged to somebody in New
York, we don't know or care, but the display
looked very fine all the same.
s'Poco' says:-'The following is a monthly
report of the Concordia public school. ending
Feb. 10: Number of scholars enrolled. male
81. female 90; total, 100; average attendance
10I.7. There are IS scholars in the upper
room under the charge of Mr.. W. F. Walk
enhorst, and is in the lower room under thu
charge Of Miss Emma Morath."
VIM. Davis, colored, yesterday, dul
out of the 10 on the street between
ClaQett's and the waterworks Office q five dol
lar bill. bill" says he dreampt of the hid
deI treasure two nights in succession, ant
going to the place yesterday morning begai
digging In the snow with a knife, and aftel
cutting q small hole found The bill, which wa
covered with ice, so clear that the figure s OF
one corner of the bill WAS distinctly see1
through it.
A white man named Moore, who was col
lecting money for some bibles, got on a spre
with 8 black man nam, d Henry Clay, q
Wellington, about two weeks ago. Aftsr h
sobered up he charged the negro with rob
bling him Of S47. DR.. J. A. Mann, Gree
Bates and Jas. Bryant, believing the negr
innocent, went on his bond, and be was trie
before Esquire Chinn, last Wednesday, an
acquitted. Mr.. Jas. Callahan defended Clay
. The opinions expressed regarding Moore ar
not at all complimentary.
Criminal court will begin, next Monday
with a big grist to grind. There are the 81
Durbins. two Bankers. John Reed, jim
Shipley and Dave Washington 10 be tried 70
. the robbery of the G. & John William
for assault to commit rage; P:endeyille fa
forgery; Pres. Rush for robbery; Eiwar
Bronau.h for obtaining money under falls
pretenses; John Brown for robbery. aud Lo
CTocket for assault 10 kill, beside other case.
In addition 10 the above there are now in ia
JEFF. Wilson, sentenced; Jos. Sergeant sery
ing out a term for maintaining gambling de
!, vice; Tiff Green. Jim Nash. Geo. Nash. She
| Oldham, Geo. Campell and Dan Fi-he
serving out a sentence for assault upon a ne
gro girl. There will he grant heeira whe
the court gets through this time.
>, Wellington items by .LuIa';:-"Businel
dull owing to the bad weather. &. Sleighil
is the general order Of the day 80. Several
our young folks attended church at Fairvei
: on last Sunday night; they report Il crowdt
: house We came near having a fire IN Tow
1,a ,,;,Jf l.-f y,ooL nr Narpys - ~ an oo,,n
, fire from u defeGtiye fue, but was exliuguisI
G ed before 1t did much damage. Rev. j.
Hill preached here last SUNDAY at III O'cloc
s a. m -. Mr.. F. Willie, our blacksmith, w
? have a car load Of Pennsylvania coal shippe
# here soon for blaeksmithing purposes . . Mi
IS Maggie Purcell, Of Fairview n~eighborhoc
was visiting in this city last week w
: need II postal order Office at this place.
Every democrat should subscribe for the L
telligencer. Try it. You will never regr
1t; and il Il subscriber, ini that ugly 80 or ;
s'ands against your name renew by all mean
le and the editor will remember YOU in l
h prayers
- Falrview items by "Ton:r-"Well t
snow the snow, don't II beat the world?
le SHOWS most every day. Mr.. Benz. Port,
20 Sr., has been quite sick for several days pa
but is better at this writing =. Mr.. Kite.
is Hume, Bates county. Is visiting relatives
Is the community - Miss Maggie Purcell Y
r. visiting friends in Wellington, last week
Mr.. VIM. Eichler, OF Butler, No., ia visit
3. relatives and friends In the nelghborhood.
10 The protracted meeting at the school houl
,e conducted by Rev. j. ]. Hill, Ia well after
ut ed. Considerable interest being manif
D, ted. On account of bsd health, Mr.. J..
10 Cash has returned home from school. T
we think that the smiles Of the Fairyi
OF girls will soon restore him to health aga
Mr.. Tom Porter contemplates building
~ new dwelling house as soon So the weatl
er will permit Our young friend, Jo
d. Thomas, says that he is going to take in
New Orleans exposition. he has made fit,
trips to tell his intended good bye, but
e. to 60 one time more go. Mr.. P. W. Osb,
US and several others will start for New
leans, tomorrow morning Sunday Go
L. out to Sunday school; If 1t does you no go
se it will do you no HARM"
W Greenton items by 81, 2, 3:"-"There '
he a sound of revc,rv nv nieb, snd croo,tl
&c chivalry had gathered then; and bright Il
u shone DER fair ONE and brave N
an Scores Of hearts beat happily, and wi
Eusic arose, etc.-The time was Feb. q
~ the night was bright and beautiful "
eo scores of young men and blushing maid
r might have been seen vending their way
the rasiRpnro nf tho Han ~ lffIIo- -