Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-16
Wsek(g gatelll9enter,
orrsCial. CosNEY rarER.
SHORTS.

Get your ticket, at Iolle's for the schu-
n ann concert.
Sell gour oii iron at Joidan's Foundry ana
NEGATIVE Shons m6tf |
The best -four in the market is the Excel
Etsr brand. Ask your gr"cers for 1t. hi"u I
Millinery. notions aud hair goods at eash
prices, can be seen at Mrs. Arnolds. olou
Three teams have broken through the Ice !
on the river, but without damage 10 Them.
Get Boston Betting Company's slahdaru
Relt,np. at Jor6sn's Foundry and Machine
shop. 80
We respectfully request all parties indebted
., ~ IN oal; and settle accounts by January
:. - Wirter. jan2i3
A brakeman. named J. H. Wide, had his
foot mashed at the Higginsvliie aepot oS 'e
wheel of a car. last Tuesday. ~
Every farmer that raises wheat shouiu s"
one Of the double land rollers MANUFACTURED
nv ". NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. )uiyzeu
( Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ni,rlv from the carrier will greatly obiise Us
nv promptly reporting to tins Office. i,
IooL ant for a seasoaGble advertisement
from A 7. Bishop. next week. His copy was
handed in too late for this weeks paper.
LARGO quantities of excellent ice have Deeh
harvested this week. The principal operators
are Meet & Heathman, Geo. Setter and ernest
Hoffman. .o;,
r. r.. Pitts and Thomas Brannan are IN jail
for forging the name of Mr.. Jackson Corder
IN a check for 500 drawn on the Bank Vi
Higginsville.
Grsnevines, trees, small fruits and flower
shrubs pruned. Leave orders with b. A.
Ireland at post Office stand or drop a card 10
Chas. Teubner. u
Saunders & Son, photographers, are turn
ing out some very fine work lndeea. iheS
make a speciality of photos oil chiloieh
which are very nne.
Albert Weber, son OF Charles weber, Vi
this city, passed a successful examination De-
toro the State Board of Pharmacy, In ST.
Louis on the 4th inst.
Mr.. Lewis Neaie has built up a tirst-class
reputation for the Commercial HOTEL ana We
are glad to see him prosper. good hotel II
u great advantage to our city. oc''''
An exchange says:-' There are more pun
made on DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Tree o
charge than are paid for by the owners. Z
good thing deserves the notice OF the press.
For Sale-A good residence, one OF IN
hest in the city. on Main street, large house
oood outhouses, well, cistern, etc. fric
only 80 600. Terms easy. Inquire OF j. I
r nov29tf
We have about seven'y-fve ladies' an
misses, cloaks which you can buy at less tina
cost. They must be sold within the mex
thirty DAYS. Henry wi!ker, Frankli
ian2t3
Burt Trotter went down to the riVer' Id
Wednesday, to skate. Before ne put on
skates he fell and broke his collar bone. u
Gosewiscb set and bandaged it, and ne
getting along all right.
The council allowed The marshal I'll I
hauling off IL dead animals last month.
seems to us that there should have been
arrests made of the persons who left TN
dead animals lying around the Streets
At the council, Monday night, Mr.. let
len presented a bill for an axe ana "
sledges, bought by one of the hreu,eh'
the night of the fire. As the tools were u
Hound the council declined to pay for them
Richmond Conservator:-'A market q
den near Richmond gould pay well. !
some energetic man try it. 1t Is II sha'
that our people should have to look TO 1t
inoton for vegetables" .. that's all rig
Colonel, we like to send EN- 10 you.
Mr.. Lotion White came down from Kan
City. last Monday. to be present at a
ao.,n,t him by The Missouri auu Nau
Manufacturing Company 10 recover sou p
chase money on \ separator. Mr.. White
nm the ineficiency of The machine. The
was tried before Esquire Smith, by Il u
who rendered u verdict for piaintili.
-y.,, ..a. o,r f,iapIs If the phliulrln
society. and the old reliable Male QUA
assisted by our kind-hearted lady mus'ci
give US a charity concert OF "ihe MUS
our Dads?r The cold season Is upon us
MANY are suffering. Let US combine chf
with Measure and relieve our deser
DOOR. What say you ladies and sehtiei
Ed Christopher, Tom Ryan and John
Jauphlin. three railroad laborers, were
ed near Independence, on the MIS-
Pacific railroad. while walking the trac
the west-bound passenger train. L"
them are saij to have been intoxicated
the third one trying to get them 10
Quarters, but a few yards away. 1t Is
Dosed that the sober man mistook the I
there being two.
The Missouri Pacific has applied lo
rtgnIsOlsWdN dtoh@
their new " acquired coal lands. Tht
should give 1t no exclusive riSht-of-"'
other roads will want to use the g
pretty soon. and a good wagon ROAD :
be retained there for all Time. vi coui
unreasonable obstruction should De pia'
the way of the Mo. P, but on the othei
that company should not be permit
control the river front.
Mr.. Luusford hauled q load of native
her from a saw mill on Crooked river, i
county, to MIR. Bour's new bulidins'
city, Thursday. Just as he got to INK
he Intended throwing off the lEmbe
horses became frightened and ran off. +
ing the lumber along Franklin street
Taegttbeuring's, where the wagon IL
his ward fence, which stopped the team
coupling pole was broken, one tire X
off, and q few fence palings broken.
Mr.. John Taubman is to be comment
his effort to bring the city's affairs 10
basis. The Inteli!gencer has often
that this he done. even if by heroic
for the benefits will be very great. !
our warrants are hawkcd ABOUT at q III
and when work is TO be done ali extra
y IA ALWAYS made. Il used 10 be said Iii
WAS nothing like leather. In TINS cou
it NAV with more truth be said that
nothing like doing business Tor cash.
The Western Agriculturist, one OF
eat and best fine stock and farm Jou
the west, has attained a vice pNpni
the s.Draft Horse Journal OF Americ
of that solid practical kind that helps
y farmers rich, and should be read
y western stock breeder aud farmer
u first.class Journal, enlarged to 81 pa:
articles are all short and practical.
arranged to club the Agricultural
paper, and will send both papers Tor
Y We have arranged to give our re"
} benefit of the Floral Cabinet and its
. iower-seeds or bulbs at a combina
quite favorable. I. t., 81 40 for our
| zion and the Floral Cabinet with
oremiums. e any reader wishes to
copy aud get details OF premium
subscribing, send 6 cents, ment'onif
fer 70 the Ladies' Floral Cabinet
street, New York.
II "A sympathizer'' for bachelor
= vri1es from Middlepoint: c
a dent had the pleasure of atteudin
!, bachelor supper, on the 9Th Inst,
y. Hollands. of Oak Grove. gwen
Of his brother-in-iaw's 30th birl
,vas an ertertainment TO be long rel
4 rr,..p+ The uieSL- co