Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1885-01-17

Sell your old iron at JoIdan's For ndry and
Machine Shops. m6tf
1t is the boss. John Powel's is the place
for Pierce, Fayorite. noy29m3
All work done in>tantaneousy at MART
land 5 gallery, opposite postoffice. nov22tf
C. Ben. VIII sell round tip tickets every
Sunday at 81 to Kansas City, or 81 80 to
Lcayenworth. jl0w2
All goods at cost for the next thirty days.
II. Wiker. Successor TO Wllker n Miller,
Franklin street. 1anl0to
The masquerade ball on February 18th,
will be Inc last Of the season. Ladies' and
gentlemen get your masks ready. 1t
Latest styles in parlor sets AT very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
Ii. & F. Winklers, Lexington, Mo. mStt
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
bes. in the city, on Main street. large house,
good outhouses, well, cistern. etc. Price
only S. 900. Terms easy. Inquire Of j. Z.
Ardinger. nov2at
We are not going to quit business, but as
the season is late and we have very large
stock on hand, we will commence to-day TO
reduce our stock by giving twenty-five per
cent. off Of regular prices, and fifty per cent.
cheaper than any other house in the county,
for cash only. Chinn s Chinn. opposite the
courthouse. pov2atf
One of the brightest chai ms Of fair face
Is q fne set Of teeth The ladies being fully
alive to this fact, patronize Sozodont in pre-
ference 70 any other dentifrice. since they
know by experience that it preserves like no
other the pristine whiteness and cleanliness
of the teeth, and makes naturally sweet
breath additionally fragrant. 1t is one Of the
privileges of the beauz ser to look lovely and
that portion of it which uses Sozedont,
has learned that the article contributes In no
small degree to the end in view. All drug
eists sell IL. dec20mi
Jno. P. Durbin, Plus Durbin and John
Reed, were arrested at Odessa, by special
detective Lewis Burr, Of the c. y A. road,
for an attempt to burglariousIy enter a mer-
chandise car, on the night of the 7th inst.
They were taken to Higsinsvile for incarcer-
alton In Jail, and their trial set for January
18th before Esquire Carter, but the trial was
postponed, on motion of defendants, until
January 2lst. The railroad company has
been greatly annoyed during the past few
months by car thefts between MAYHEM and
Bates City. On one occasion 2 barrels of
whisky were stolen. and at different times
cases of boots and shoes, the losses amount.
ing to several hundred dollars. What the
outcome of the present arrests will be cannot
yet be told, but if the officers have the right
persons their apprehension will be a first
class job.
Carrollton Democrat:-The Democrat is
happy to announce that whatever doubts and
fears MAJ have been INDUCED by anv of our
citizens concerning the extension of the c.
B. 4 X. C. railroad to this point, that they
may now all be laid aside. At meeting held
IN this city last night, Thursday, represented,
upon the part of the railroad company by
Col. Robt. Law, and upon the part Of the
town b. number of prominent citizens, the
articles of agreement were signed by both
parties, and the negotiations between the
two parties closed. The amount subscribed
was sufficient to justify certain parties in
guaranteeing to the company that the expense
Of the right-o ofway would be met, which was
| all that was asked by Col. Law, as the rep
resentative Of the company. Mr.. Law says
he will build the road in forty days after the
frost gets out of the ground, and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the cars will be running
TO Carrollton about June let. We cougratu-
late every body"
II, III, from Egypt. by Zlch miss BETTE
Werncx Is teaching u select sch Dol ofsmall boys
and & 'rs al the Nave institute, re-r the Nave
t,rd on the hill. Mrs. Valentine Nave l. quite
sick Mr.. William Sc imp her and Miss
Ssr n Casteel were msrii=d cn the s;h OF Janu-
sry In tr n ofthe Met"od'st church by Esqui e
rhos. Chinn The wed ing was GlIt.
surprise. that is. in the way it came of A:tr
s-rvIcss hid been closed in the churca the
groom and bride walked out in front Of the
church where they were met by Esquire Cninn
and there the dim starlight, in the presence
Of one two witnesfe alter II brief ceremony.
the sqnire pronounced them man and wife. |!
was all over before The crowd got on the OUT
side. :. Mr.. Charles Cra9ens has invented new
kind Of eel trough, he calls II the lifting
revolving Iced trough. 1t is sr:anged that
after the stock gets done eating by touching
| a spring you can cause the trough to tit o.er
letting the cobs and refuse corn fall out b meath
| 1.-The tax pagers of road district No. 35 have
| selected Mr.. 1. Barnes as the most suitable per-
| son tor road overseer, AMI they will ask the
county court to appoint him TO SAID position
| The" could not find better man for the place /"
| "Odessa items by snow and Then o.:
Cuisines is beginning to revive little :;
wheat Is demanding better price, and the
financial prospects are better generally. 80.
The public schools will close for the winter,
next Friday, caGsed BY want OF funds, mis-
take having been made by some one in max
l fI,a low for
of the teachers will continue by sllbscrip-
ton Father Ryan was severely bruised up
last Sunday morning by fall caused by
jumping from q freight train while under
way. lie was coming to Odessa to hold his
usual service, but owing to his injuries had
to lay up for the day -. There is some talk OF
Submitting proposition to this school dis
trict at the April election to purchase the
Rea College building as public school build
ing and we believe 1t will carry, rs the dis
trlct is IN want of q good school building
where the children can all go to one build
Ing Olive Lodge No. 81, h. of 2. at theil
castle hail, installed the following officers
last Monday night: Il. s. Hughes, C. c.; f.
Blake, v. c.; S. z. Miller, T.; u. W. Colyer
NJ. E.; ThOs. II. McChesney, II. OF L. s.; G.
L. Frost, ?. c.; j. +. Wood, I. g.; Z. White
o. q. ". =. johnson, ID. ID. &. e., installing
officer. :. The Farmers Bank elected the fol.
lowing board Of directors for the ensuing
year on last Monday: President, I. W. Avltt
Cashier, W. T. Glover. Directors--rhoma,
Bates. Benz. Elliott, S. W. Creasey, J. W
Wiikerson, A. kensler, @. A. Campbell, Il
T. Russell. j. A. Emison. 7. l.. McChesney
Jas. W. Renlck, Thos. Powell, !. W. Avitt
Geo. W. Osborn"
Dover items by Nv This part OF tn
Lords vineyard is poorly supplied with min
listers. The Baptist aud Christian churche
! are without pastors; the Me.hudisis hav
, preaching once month, that is one Sunia
. In every month. The BaptisIs are striving 4
remedy This. J. j. good place for II perse
, vering, Intelligent Young man TO devote a
l least one half hi, time. The colOred Baptis
+. and Christian ministers arranged tor de
bate, but wisely concluded to abandon it
A Marshall firm erected over the tomb .
a Mr.. George Fletcher, In Dover cemetery,
very tine monument, twenty -four feet high
+ costing about five hundred dollars. 1t is >
J.. arranged rs 10 answer for his wife also; he
a maine being already Inscribed. We under
! stand the same firm has contract to erec
9 one =. er the grave of WIN. Hit Miss LIE
r Meng, who has been visiting in St. Louis an
r Sedalia since Sept. last, returned last " eek, I