Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-06
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shop. 1'mou
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis I'M
medlately relieved by Shiloh's cure. Sold by
q. ". LOOMS, feb27yleom
Tbe Commercial Hotel, under the manage
ment of Mr.. Lewis Neale, has quickly gained
q frst-class reputatisEa oct31tf:
Mr., Baldwin, engineer of the Mo. PR. r.
Co., was in town yeterday, looking after the
right-of-way on Water street.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
to- cure you. For sale by Loomis. i27y1eom
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
-ulsrly from the carrier will greatly oblige us
by promptly reporting to this office. tt
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one Of the double land. rollers manufactured
py W. M. Jordan exinstSnsh NO. july2sn y
Buy your crockerY now You can save
90 per cent. on anything you need in that
line by going to Young's China hall. 1t
sedalia Bazo o:--"Those who failed to hear
the exquisite word painting Of the eloquent
lecturer lost the scarlet of the evening""
Aope-srmed boy in Augusta saved four
perso6sfrom drowning; but DIR. Bulls Cough
syruphass ssyed its thousands from consump-
tionI
s.Wsrrss,Sorg stsr:-"rhe lecture without
douht. WI tss most Instructive and enter
tain,ns one tiast hxs been given in our city
for years
' Catarrh cured. health snd sweet breath Sc
cured, by shiloh's- Catstrh Remedy. Price
30 cents. Nasal injector free. For sale by
c. w. LOOMS. feb27yleom
Mr., Lewis Neale has built up a tirst-class
reputation for the Commercial Hotel, and we
are glad to see him prosper. A good hotel Is
= great advantage to our CITY,. octSt
...,Rey. w, B.. Palmour will lecture In the
Methodist church next Monday night on
Italy, and Tuesday night ON Scotland, or A
Walk Through Caledonia and Her Litera-
ture.
The c., B. & @. will most likely be extend
ed southwest, and when ttsis the supposed
impossibilities of certain persons will be
accomplished with an ease that Will surprise
,h. --oInt r'=""
For Sale-k good residence, one of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
rood outhouses. well, '~cistern. etc. Price
only % 600. Terms easy. Inquire of J. P
Ardinger. novZstI /:
will lecture in the Methodist church mex,
Monday evening on Italy and. Tuesday or
Scotland, or A Walk Through Caledonia and
Her Literature.
Hirginsville Post:-''The protracted meet
ing at the Presbyterian church closed las
F~ridsy.nisht with q number; Of conversions
The -xesank vas Avery lntsrestings one
Jorge congregations attending the services
A graded road bed worth four hundred
thousand dollars, to-day. is not to be sneereG
.out OF isxistence by persons who, like thf
fox, having no tails desire to make it appear
that it is best to be so shOrn of q useful ap'
pendage. Our tail counts, "und don vel
~ forgot tip -s
u The criminal court met last Monday
March LIST. Many indictments were returned
by the grand jury, larceny. forgery, murder
attempted rape, assault, etc. being among tn
charges. Messrs. Richard Field and VIM
B, Wilson were appointed by the court Il
defend Ess Cant on the charge of numbering
Cornelius H~ockaday, Trialof Cant set 70
March 9. Matt Davis tried for assault to kill
convicted and punishment placed at fine of 81
= defendant remanded. Cases of-Ess Gan
and JennieHockaday ordered tried separately
> ;asked for by Jennie HockadaY. Case @
Dewitt Hackley, on q charge of feloneOu
Z assault taken up and tried; jury returne
verdict of not guilty.
{ A spectator sends us the following fror
,Corder:-"Our public schools closed las
Friday after q very successful term. Mis-
: Anna Rees, as principal and Miss Lizzie Rim
.as assistant teacher, have given general salts
faction. On Friday the examinations wei
public for all who desired to attend. Sew
eral of the patrons were present at ii
morning examinations, and were well please
Mt the progress til cir children had made du
ing the past six months. In the afternOo
seating room could not be had for near al
We have not a programme before us of Il
afternoon exercises, so we, can not give it
ets6.aWsu efs trsstsdsto reeifations. di
LOCUS, nHpeeshesx&c. Wehsvenos space
speak OF each separately, hut will say that
did well and reflected great credit on the
teachers who have been untiring in their q
6orta.to make their school a successful on
uSd wen have they succeeded as is evince
. Sy.theswfsh that our board of directors M
sesns5 peHto employ themif possible for a
deher 1sar.r
ca. Jose1h Davis writes to us Huder da
of FL Psso, TeIas, Feb. 23:-"I promis
you on leaving Lexington, that 1 would wri
you, and now proceedF to comply. AS 1 ha
this day mailed YOU a pamphlet descriptive
this place and county 1 will not say an.
thing on that subject, except as regards u
climate of this place. Since my arrival hel
snow and only one or two April-like sho'
ers of rain, followed by warm sun shin
Men ID the streets at work in their shi
sleeves. and ladies walking the streets wi
their parasols over them are things of dal
occurrence, and for the invalid l believe 1t
be the best winter climate l have ever see
Ny health has greatly improved, in fact 1 b
=. lieve that I am in better health than 1 ha
been for two years, but after all, l must 81
that old Missouri, and especially Lafayet
county, furnishes more solid comfort a
good living to the square acre, than a
country 1 have ever seen. Hoping TO be
Lexington in the early spring. l am We
truly ETC."
q. .Msyview:-'.YOur correspondent from
Wheately school neighborheod, is very soli
Gus about the state of our mind, &C., 8
says that, Newspaper communications sho1
present the truth for fesr of wrong impr
sion being made.' We'fully agree with 1
there, and to correct the wrong impressi
set forth in the paragraph which appeared
you paper of 9Th ult., we sent you the CO
munication of which ELI complains.
have no desire tosmisrepresent any one,
simply stated the facts as We found tn
from parties on both sides and from disint
ested spectators. The first article said
MAYHEM party found the Whestley teac
with eight other puplls:'E Eli says there W
sixteen. The first article says the Navy
boys challenged the school. ELI says t
challenged the district. Truly, Mr.. Eli, c
sistency is a jewell or is this all, Dos
We did not say 'Grsnpap' came to the res
q second time after he had missed. We til
better of him than that. We said some d
Wei also said our party had to spell aga
the crowd and to prove it we mentio
0rsndpsp, being sure no one wonld take
' for q boy of school age. and we might h
added school director and citizen geners
in fact al that would spell, helped them
they could. Ell also puts the blame of
r HaFyiew skedaddle- on our party. He n
reRemhsr be stood in the extreme rear OF