Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-20
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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Odesss holds its annual election April 6.
SeltySur old iron at Joldan's Foundry ant
Machine sSbSus. m6tf
The steamer &C. Carroll left St. Louis fol
Berlin last Wednesday,.
Millinery, notions AID hair goods at casf
prices, can be seen at Mrs. Arnold's.' Dion
Mrs. Harry Tunstall will occupy the Vaughan
house which Is to be vacated by Mr.. Trigg.
Get Boston Betting C%ompany's STANDARD
Betting, ut Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shon- m6tf
Go to Hicklin & Russelrs general agency
for fire insurance, real estate, loans and col
,aot;ons mch2Otf
Mr.. A. j. Hall planted his first potatoes OF
St. Patrick's day. He thinks he Is going t.
lead the van.
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis i'm
mediately relieved by Shiloh's cure. Sold BY
q. w. Ioomis. feb27yleom
That hacking cough can be so quickly cured
by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t. For sail
by C. w. LOOMS. feb27yleom
A press dispatch announces thai there Ii
some excitement at Odessa over the finding o
the corpse of an infant. /:
The Commentaries ta under the manage'
ment Of Mr.. Lewis Neale, has quickly gained
.clsss reputstion. oct3ltf.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and live
complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
to cure you. For sale by LOOMS. t27yleon
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige u
by promptly reporting to this office. tt
Even farner that raises wheat should gel
one of the double land rollers manufactured
oyW. Msaoeasa, Lexington. Mo. july9etf
No doubt1Gr. Woodard thinks by this TIM
that hitting arm tfth Shatchet Is danger
ous to the men at boz ends o fthe weapon.
What q grand, great country this is wtl
Its vast territory, its big rivers. its prett!
women, and its veni Nidl Vicf cure-Salva
ton Oil.
Cstarrh cured, health and sweet breath Sc
cured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Pric
90 cents. Nasal injector free. For sale b.
C. w. LOOMS. , feo2iyleom
1t ia reported that q lad named Charlie
Kalb residing q few miles south OF Lexing
ton was severity whipped BY unknown per
sons some time last week.
Mr.. Lewis Neale has built up q frst-clas
reputation for the Commercial Hotel, and W
are glad to see him HrosPers sAgoed hotel :
= great advantage to our city. oct3tf
Mr.. C. G.. Ludwigs is making the fou
disls for the town clock. They are six fee
in diameter, double thickness Of the lumber
well put together, aud q good job generally
For Sale-A good residence, one OF tn
best in the city, on Main street, large house
rood ~outhouses, WE'LL. eisterp, etc. Pric
only 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire oftJ.P
Ardineer. nov29tf
Being frequently asked if we have sold OH
our entire stock at Corder, will say to tn
public that we have only sold our grocerie
20 as to make room for . large spring stock
Rasnectfullv. Blair & Viyion. f6tf
The town clock has been bought, and IL O
its way here. 1t has, perhaps lodged IN 81
Louis. but Msssrs. jenkins & Sass have in
structions to forward by the first boat, an
the clock will probably leave st. Louis to-day
Mr.. Adolph Miller an expert workman g
Graham & Morrison's, has made q yer
elaborate palace for some lucky squirrel. u
IA made of tin, and the puzzle is to tell hoy
Adolph got out Of the house Fsfter he painte
the interior.
For sale-A thoroughbred Jersey COW
with Jersey bull calf a week old. Cow is fou
wears bid, q good mixer, n fine butter
maker, and Is gentle as q dog. She has u
fault; reason for selling, breaking up house
keeping, Price 1925. Call at this office.
sH,eeiusvilIe Post:-sMrs. Belya Lockwood
lectured at the opera house this city Monda
night. on The Social and Political Life
" Wilmington City. The lecture was a mrs
:. .cisss one, mi deserved q larger attendance
Mrs, Lockwood is an intelligent and cultivs
ted woman, and an eloquent and entertain
Ing speaker"
Constable Frank Thomas went up to els
: township. last Tuesday, to arrest Mr.. Il.
Lougacre, upon q warrant charging aim vii
maliciously slandering Mrs. Ida M. Barke
sss Ida May Stovall. the wife of Mr.. Zet
Rsrker, in a conversation with Mr.. VIM.
Braden. Mr.. Longacre is the teacher at Il
Harris school house. When the constab
got there he found that his brd had flown,
Young lady being left in charge OF the schot
special from Marshall, dated March !
sa,d:-"The most enthusiastic railroad NEE
ing ever held in this county was that gather
last night in the circuit court room in tt
city fogsshe building of the St-@Louis Al
Kansas GskS Shot Line railway. As q RESI-
sts yO0oswS subscribed and is il being co
stantly augmented by new subscription
Other meetings have been arranged for var
Gus Aaces in this county along the route al
thssmount subscribed in this county is su
4 stceed 20 5000.
4rsWh. Whltsett went home one mig
esdy haehe week.. In driving into his va
gate - he rd. spmeoue running from hi
BE followed I'm short distance and car
across q sack Of com. Just then he saw
horse, standing near, saddled. and with
sack of corn near him. The horse belong
to a negro named Frank Hopkins. Mr.. VIII
sett sent Hopkins work to come after
horse, but he has not up to date hoped
that direction. Hopkins has heretofo
borne q good reputation.
We see that the C. C. Carroll is a
vertised to run only as far as Berli
Can't. Dawes friends here think he shou
stretch out his trip to Lexington. True
did not get much freight here last year, b
there is q very different feeling now amo
our shippers,who appreciate very much mo
the importance of steamboats, than they d
The Electric line will be we'll patronized Il
year, but as they run all the way to st. il
eph their visits will not be very frequel
and it is thought the Carroll could also
well. Our people desire the Intelligencer
say to Capt. Silver, come and see us.
The Post says:-"Higginsvllle ought
have a ten months school and more teache
There are too many children crowded in
some of the rooms; and as . consequence
teachers are overworked. The best teacl
in the world couldn't handle 60 or 80 puI
and do his duty" These statements a
doubtless, true, and they deserve the cons
Grafton of the people there as they do he
The decreased state superintendent has,
course, made some difference, but there
matters to remedy which even the incres
revenue Of next year Will hardly reach, 6
In Lexington, we know, no more imports
matter could engage the attention of
people.
Until last Tuesday Lafayette county v
honored by the possession of a citizen, OF
least Of q denizen, who reioiced in the p
ronymie OF Jumper. Mr.. Jumper lived i
camp on the slough just below Weliingt
near the farm of Mr.. Jno. Rice. A boy |
ing in the neighbOrhood told Mr.. Rice, NJ
day. that Jumper intended to jump