Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-06

Go and hear the children's brass band At
[cGibeny matinee. Feb. 6. lahdot2 III
Millinery, notions aid hair goods at cash
rces. can be seen at Mrs. Arnold's. olOtf ST
There was a pleasant dancing part! al Mr.
ames Gibbons, one night last week d.
The proposition to make Higg,nsville a ehy 81
I the fourth class carried at the election, iasi
:"
The school board met last "Wednesday. nj
but the regular routine work was
"
Next week we will have the hsndsomest n
inc of embrolderies ever shown In the CITY.
n r Rovla 4 Son. j4n30t2 a
Go TO B.. A. Ireland's and secure seats to d
he McG.beny matinee. Children % cents
Feb. 6. Hagen'5 Opera House. tW- Il
As landlord of the commercial Hotel MI. p
Lewis Neale is a great success. Ills NOISE Is
always full, and everybody is well II t
Mr.. Thomas J. Bandon, builder and archi- 8
tells us that there will be a good deal of
building and other improvement in Lexing- c
ton in the spring. +
Itch and prairie mango, cured in ~ MN
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by Chas. W. Looms
druggist, Lexington. mar2i-ls
We are told that among the most eloquent
speeches made before the county court during
this session were those of Capt. 1ohn Brown
and Mr.. Frank s. Wedge.
Frank Shelby, who had his eye put out by
Shelby Majors, 1850 that he can BE aoout
again. and will appear as a witness IN the
preliminary trial to-day.
For sale-A good residence, one of the
hest in the city, on Main street. large house.
good outhouses, well, cistern, etc. ffiee
| only s. OOO. Terms easy. Inquire otJ.f.
| Ardinger. hoVz'n
| Thos. McCIune WAS taken before the re-
| corder, Wednesday, and a charge of "drnnk"
was sustained. A fine Of 81 and costs, a TOTAL
of 81 70 was assessed against him, ana he
went to the rockpile to work it out.
Mr.. TAYLOR Chrlsman, of Middleton towh-
ship, was milking a refractory COW u shor'
time ago, and struck her TO make her behaVe'
.gben she kicked him Oh the knee. breaking
the knee cap loose, and breaking the leg ne
low the knee, lie will probably have n stiff
leg, but he is recovering.
Authorities differ so, as TO whether or not
the ground hog saw his shadow OF eoaia
e have seen tiff he came out at all, that we are
at q loss rs to what kind of weather we are
to have for the next six weeks. we might
n nropbecy, basing our views upon what has
been. but even that kind Of a venture might
betray us. On the whole we prefer 10 leave
it to the goose bone. which says that ii Is t'
e he mixed, or spotted.
d The little joke we poked al MIR. She"altef'
stove should not reflect on other Baltimore
Is heaters. As MIR. Chiles, Mr.. McCausland, TIT
Dc RaptIst College, and others have this heate
~ In operation and are very well pleased with IL
al A bon mot by q lawyer can hardly be negiee'
lie ed nowadays, but we would do no INJURY =
the worthy gentlemen who sell tue heater'
r and. therefore, take pleasure in saying lhs
IN under proper conditions they don't act AZ W
,st int,mated IN regard to this one.
in Some time ago the Mayvlew school cha
ice tlenged the Wheatley school to a contest l
smelling. The challenge was accepted VIII
I'LL fesr and trembling. Friday night OF la
of week was the time agreed upon. and Whea
K. ley schoolhouse the place. About TWEEN
be Mayview pupils, accompanied bV two teacl
ro- ers, went to the place, and found the irish
mo ened teacher of the little Wheatley sclioo
and. about eight of her pupils. Captai
mes were selected who chose spoilers, and q
der work. began. One side was soon dow
X" Then the work Of the evening began, VIM
ach was a contest of one school against the o'h'
ana The two teachers spelled with the MayVlt
hey school. while the teacher of the Wneatl
cks. school called out the word to be spellf
is .4.or . sbort contest the Mayview fO
T. 10 an ln.rt,. five nt the nnn
'ay- ing side standing. The second contest rest
ana ed lust as the first had done. but leaving o
} or four of The. Wheatley school still standi
and The Mayview crowd went home disgust
Will MANY of the girls crying. and the boys ne
II inc mad at their bad luck. Wheatley sch
less, now wears the blue ribbon, which Navy
proudly carried to the contest.
" An occasional correspondent sends us
GLOWING description of II pleasant entert
'i,n. ment given by Mr.. Walter Chiles at the
NV deuce of his father, Col. Henry {. Oh
TO- last Tuesday night:-"Although the wea
- vas intensely cold the guests gathered a
m,., early hour, and were greeted with That
~ " welcome and whOle-sOul hospitalit
both hostess and host, which at once sets
" at ease. robbing them Of conversations
'""' straints, which 80 often renders social ell
s, men,: even the youthful embarrassment
'~ your correspondent were forgotten, an
entered at once with spirit to make III
go casion q grand social success. Those pr
w so far as I was able to get their names '
Misses Katie Billiard, Anna Vickers, T.
.ne. PETTY. Sallie Withers. TIly Withers.
'eio" NcCord, Kettle Brown, Katie heene, III
. p;r,ia pnrneII Nellie Purnell.
ectors neene' pn ,,,u. III. Noshv sa,lie s
night D,-'-, ILL., p,ssau Nsssrs. A
Prof. Ina -, Ipood Iames Ginning
ademy 80 y;.,ous ,.mes Dunlan. lame
NM Smith, Thomas Wheatley, DC. WILSON,
" Purnell, VIM. kenny, John NJ. IN
sum John LYONS. The night was spent in
y anu conversation, music, games and dance.
he en- '' .,o,dane5 tho hearts of al
pc the I +. . aoliobtful sono
'"e y string band of Mayhem furnished the
for those who danced. A most sum-
gross supper was prepared by our hostess, OF
y coal all partook with n keen relish. o.
ack Of turkey. salads, cakes, coffee, and nun
:. 3lst, other dishes were universally pronounc
1913 h..t that had ever been eaten. The col
8 each' left at daylight with many kind thai
output the Col, and his excellent Wife, anu
cal op- wishes for Walters future and many T
OF Tue of the pleasure"
nent of ~ uu,,o. Ran .Jenkins. Gt
Vi hauf Keith and Jno. II. Griffith spent last n
in Lexington. Mr.. jenkins and Capt
F. Z. own q controlling interest in the Elect
rhetor- Of Missouri river packets. Capt.
o little commands the VIM. i. Nisbet, a Tel
ost, and river hoat. and was travelling as the g
g before the two first named gentlemen, bell
against tingently interested in Missouri rive
e was so ,eas The Electric line will, next sea
lis vocal ,,aooa nm an old.fashioned Missoul
I'd. With steamboat basis; that is, it viii: be p
oke the TO carry all the freight that is offered
kerdoin with regularity and dispatch. IN G
Ter with ACCOMPLISH this the Wyoming has be-
Z fire out chased, and for this part CT the river
sa" the in connection with the Dakotah. "a
enough q. Keith will command the Dako
ii OF 'he Capt. Henry Keith will walk The upl
ne scehe' of the Wyoming. Capt. Henry ia
pillows, o,ished the command Of the splendid
Line steamer, City of Vicksburg.
against this trade, and will lend all Of his
ny county experience to make it a success. LII n
rs. Wash other heats will be added to the
for the Can't. jenkins eaergv and business
kwell and ledge may be depended upon 70 leave
G county. updone that may prove necessary,
hich was proposes to carry the freight, at low
gave the in good time. All that it asks our N
time IN -. Re triu1 and if nnythlnl