Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-07

Ask Jn". keiihly Tor his conunurum.'
For SALE-A lot of stock hogs. <. Allen.
Preston Rush, Esq, has changed his board
ing house. b
Sell your old iron st JOt dams Foundry aud
Machine Shops. m6tf .
Lot of new Jerseys lust received at NJ. F.
Rye and Sons. mchIw2
Mr.. w. u Lusher has gone into the drug
business at Napoleon.
Nr. Gaeth is going TO open q tsnware and
stove store at Napoleon.
The cr;mtnal court net last Monday. A
large docket this term.
Complete line of window shades and car
pets very low, at Rovle + Sons. mch7m1
The question which is agltatins the town
Is, did Mr.. Chapman kiss Miss Smell!
Fifty pieces new shifting prints. best quail
tty. only SC per ysrd.at Henry Wilker's. II
Mrs. L. B. Gordon has moved into the
house she recently purchased, or Franklin
street.
The street oars resumed operations, last
Saturday, after being blockaded q week by
snow and ice.
Wanted AT S .unders' photograph gallery,
LOCO babies to photograph by the new pro-
cess of the art. novstf
Fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats, and in
fine pushes, at low.rrices at Fl. s. F. Wink
Ter. Lexington, Missouri. m8n
New Hamburg edgings, new prints, new
giDghams, new hosiery st Henry Wilker's,
successor to Wilker & Miller. feb2St2
Last Wednesday a democratic blizzard
swept over this country. Tidal wave are not
to be compared to 1t. What o glorious day 1t
was.
Chiffonnieres and secretaries, and secrtta-
ries with bookcase, good and fine work, and
cheap at H. Il +. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
s7urL m3tf
1 will buy secondhand Appleton's readers; |
they must be in good condition.; no leaves
torn out. 1 will pay we'll for them al my
store on Franklin street. Chas. W. LOOMS.
Mr.. Barney G.. Moran has consented to act
as the agent and correspondent Of the Intelli-
gencer at HigginsvilIe. He eau be found at
the office of J. Z. Rigg Il Co. jana II
Mrs.. Augusta Keller. OF this city, received
Monday, from New York. a bucket Of fine
lake fish specially prepared for the Purim
feast, from Mrs. II. Newman.
For Sale-l75 acres of extra good land
within one mile Of Page City. Price Sa5
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
If desired. Terms to suit. Inquire of j. P.
Ardinger. noy2sf
It's to my interest to handle reliable Or
gans as we'll as good sewing machines, If I
expect to have contented customers. This
will be my aim In the future as 1t has in the
past. Thanks for past patronage. A. c. NJ.
Bird. janl0y1
When you come in with your stations.
Monday, April Q, have prepared beforehand
u short description and pedigree of your
horse, which If you will give to an IntelIi-
Qencer reporter we will print free Of charge,
and thus give you a frst-clsss send-of all
over Lafayette county.
The Lord Mayor Of London was only q POT
ter in q warehouse, but he persevered in the
face Of all opposition and rose rapidly. 1t is
only presidency and merit that has made DR..
e Bluffs Cough Syrup the greatest family rem.
edy for coughs aud colds now offered to the
suffering public. 1t
5 The city council should hayes plank walk
put down from Mr.. Geo Weiss to Mr.. kram-
= sr's on Pine street. Ii Is the only side walk
r that Is practicable there, and as the property
i. on either side Is Of no value the city should
make the walk. A plank walk was, some
. time ego, given to one or two families; this
one would accommodate three or four hun.
. dred people. It would respond to q long lett
want.
Monday morning some prisoners from the
ealuboose were engaged in cleaning the Ice
out of the gutter in front Of the courthouse
gate. One was using q pick and. rs be was
T At work, q young man crossed the gutter in
) front of him. As the pick came down it
t caught the young mans right arm. above the
. eibow, tearing quite a hole in his cost. It was
q u careless thing on the part of the young man
or the picker.
. Aullville items by "Observer:"-"Dr.
= Faust Of Salt Lake City. Utah territory, was
visiting Il. l.. Greer the first part Of this
. week. DR.. Faust is an old Missourian, and
= Is always glad to hear that the state Is doing
," W IL ....S Several of our citizens are attend
= lg court this week in your city zee. Uncle
All Jones was in Lexington, last Monday,
y He says he received the keys Of his house
:, aud has taken possession of his place. 1t II
for rent; he will reserve two rooms to place
)" q man there, perhaps his son Thomas, to i'm
prove and put the place III order. Mr.. kobt
:" Osborn was 10 Lexington, Monday, on bust
mss. ... Benz. Newell has rented the Jimmi,
:" Fitzgerel place, and will move Oh 1t the frs
VI OF next week 80. Mr. W. Boon Major ha
=. rented his mill at this place, and will move +
" his farm to engage in stock raising go. Mis-
&C. Harrison, OF Marshall. Saline county, Mo.
~ has opened Il millinery and dress making es
Enlistment here. We bespeak for her a goo,
lc s,.lo n 4 ph,, - "a a rut olaou ro-Iy,r L. hos H.
81 of business. Mr.. K. L. Greer was In Lex
!! ington. Tuesday. He will visit Kansas Cit
~ b fore he returns. 80. Bent. Adams was YER
y b IDLY hurt, last Sunday afternooa. He aud
y. party OF gentlemen were riding on a hand
=, car, when Ben's hat blew off. He endesvor
~ ed to catch 1t, when his foot slipped and tn
lever struck him on the leg, just above tn
- knee, with such force as to cause q YER
~ severe strain of the sGk!s Joint. He 10 no,
& ing very we'll. but Is suffering q grea
=, deal ALL o? cur snow went OF this weel
=. causing US to have very bad roads. ...Th
w masked party We spoke Of 10 our last week
~ article, was postponed indefinitely on &C
20 count Of tbs mud Mr.. John B. Jones
visiting friends and relatives In independence
this week. Charley Douglass, who has bee
confined to his bed for the last two or thre
weeks with %in1ammatory rheumatism,
able to be out again -. The infant child
Uncle George Osborn Is very sick wit
cholera infantum. &c. Mr.. Stewart, OF Johnso
county, was visiting his daughters, Mrr
Eugene Williams aud Miss Maud Stewsr
on last Monday 80. Gen. j.. H. Graham,
~ Le>ingtous Is visiting the family Of his Sol
Charles. this week. The general 1. yer
M Lively for one Of his age; be Is one of Ii
e most pleasant gentlemen that it has ever bee
~ nv pleasure to converse with. The old ger
tleInsH is tvell pleased that the end OF the re
publican party is al hand, and that the couI
80 try viii now be prosperous under democrat
rule There was considerable e1eitemer
~ here when 1t was learned that f. II. Ssmue
=, Il Son had failed, ss il was thought that fir
VIZ. OF the most substantial In 81. Louis.
There was preaching at the Baptist churc
here on last SUNDAY by the pastor, Rev. Jes.
Osborne. His regular days here are the FIR
and third Sundays In each month. All ar
respectfully Invited TO attend these meeting
~ Rev. Brough. the pastor of the Methods
church, breaches the second and fourth Sun
days in esch month. He would like to hay
VI his house flied on each Sunday. There
no preaching at the Christian church, bu
an they hold regular services each Lo Dir da,
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