Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-23
weeklg gntellige,'ter'
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Young gave q party "
their friends last Thursday night.
The hest flour in the market is the Excel
sjsr brand. Ask your grocers for it. nloti
Millinery, notions and hair goods at cash
prices. can be seen at Mrs. Arnold's. olett
The Lafayette College, at Higginsville'
closed, last Friday, because of inadequate at
tendance.
Mr., Henry Renkell has sold his mill and
~vSrebouse. at Napoleon, to Mr.. Jonn FL
Roberts.
The Commercial Hotel, under the manage.
mint of Mr.. Lewis Neale, has quickly gained
sfarst.clsss reputation. oe'1.,
Every farmer that raises wheat snouiu %.
one of the double land rollers manuiaceu
nv ". M. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. )uiyzou
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
n,arlv from the carrier will greatly oolige US
nv promptly reporting to this ONCE.
|Ev.rvhody who desired to do so has Sc
.urad an abundance Of good ice. ana there
are still several tons left upon the river.
The eity attorney gives notice that persons
u,.. nav their licenses or else he Will be COM
ne,,ed by the law to prosecute them at once
son of Mr.. VIM. Hays caught an eagle
s,ve and uuhurt, q few day ago, winch
ns..pred seyen feet from tip to tip. 1t was
placed In q pen.
Saunders & Son, photographers are urn
ing out some very fine work indeed. ineS
make q specially of photos OF ch,,olon
which are very fine.
Mr.. Lewis Nesle has built up q frst-clsss
reputation for the Commercial Hotel, and we
are clad to see him prosper. A good hotel Is
great advantage to our city. octo'i
We met the Ice king Yesterday NAL. freo
Meet. and he sang out to us:-"lm lone
thank 0od,n He was in earnest, too. ice
makinR has not been a rosy business lately.
For ssle-A good residence, one OF tn
best In the city. on Main street. large houSe
GOOD outhouses, well, cistern. etc. : frlc
univ a 600. Terms easy. Inquire OF d.
nov29tf
We have about seventy-6ve ladies' an
,n,ssea, cloaks which you can buy at less ina
cost. They must be sold within the nea
thirty days. Henry Wilker, Frank
~ 1anat3
By the way. what has become OF the stuoe'
DOCTORS? They could de a good ous'ne
about now while certain old codRers mat "
t,ow NJ are sure to be found around certa
stoves at night.
As Mr.. Will Quarles and Miss Thomps'
we're ~sleigaing, Saturday, the horse 'eh'
Franklin Avenue. He had to be taken oul
che shafts before he would resume the pc
oendiculsr. No damage was done.
A, Mr.. F. NJ. Horton, of Ray county, "
coming across the river, Thursday, bis tea
and sled broke through the upper crust OF !
going down about q foot to the SOHO ice'
hal to hitch his team to the eud Of the tong
to null out the sled and load of corn.
odessa Democrat. January 1t:-"Cl
Engineer ailchrist, OF the G., B. 80, 70
reached here yesterday after passing over
old grade from Pleasant Hill to this pc
He informed US that the grade compa
tsyorsbly with the grade from here TO l.
1ngton."
Odessa Democrat:-"We learn that a
Morea n, singing teacher living near Chi
Hill. attempted suicide by stabbing him.
last week. Although his attempt did
nroye eftectual, he is reported to be In a c
zeal condition and his chances for reco'
very SLIM"
The two-story frame dwelling hous
Mrs. Susan Thomas, at Waverly, was
stroyed by fire. i last Tuesday morn
Damage about 81, 1000. A small part of
.,,r,-nre was saved. Mrs. Thomas wa
ned, quite i'll, and was removed from
burning building with some dihcuity.
Rev, Jno. Davis has issued the first q
Der of q parish paper called the Cnurch
It appears to be q very useful means oil
municatIon between the pastor and MS I
upon topics which be cannot very well
euss from the pulpit, and which he cam
ANY other way tell to all of his parishfo
Richard Field, ESQ.,, has procured
Mr.. Waters the notes given by our citize
that gentleman. They NAV be procured
Mr.. Robt. Taylor. The rights-of-Way 81
he left with Mr.. Taylor, to aid their pre-
ton for the c., B. & @. Mr.. Water
presses the hope that we will get the
road.
Mr.. Thomas Grady. beng much 3
waited by some horses belonging to q I
Dor. shot one of them a few days ago, p'
its eve out. He was much annoyed
moment by the fact that one of the
kicked bis shepherd dog, knocking it
,e.s. or he would not have pepper
horses.
Mr., r, P. Williams, of Fayette. pre-
Of the Short Lint road, writes to Mr..
steele. the director here, that Mr.. Mill
found an excellent line through Montg
y and Warren counties, and that the col
will 70 to work, next week. to procu
rishts-of.wsy on that portion OF the 70:
has been definitely located.
In the case Of the Missouri md Il
manufacturing Company against Lof
white, tried by q larry before A'
smitb. ESQ.,, last week, the verdict v
the defendant, White, and not for the p
a. vss enormously stated by US last
rhs article was written with full kno
a. tbe case, and we cannot tell how tn
occurred.
Mr.. ", C.. Long, known to 80 N
anr n.op,e a. the hostess at Longs ht
Tsnth street, received q fall, last
near her home, which must
very serious to her, her right hip bel
kan. She was also otherwise bruise'
hons the good lady may not suffer as
IL "A the nature of the accident won
rant her In expecting.
special dispatch from Liberty, NJ
"a. ssid:-.Two men, one o. whom
.d At one of the hotels as c. s.
Mendoza, Mo-, arrived in this city las
day. They stayed here until Frids
noon when they went to Timberlake
stable and hired two saddle horses
tSw miles into the country. They
VT returned and 1t is not likely
or the horses will, until brought bat
aherif''
Judge Harrison collected S99.514
the month of December, as against
thu same month the year before. L
books call for S25 900 less, becau
lower county levy and no levies In L
wsshington and Sni-a-Bar towns
collections are quite as good, if NJ
better, and indicate that our peol
pretty good financial condition., eve
are hard. Judge Harrison's cole
November largely exceeded tho;
same month the preceding yesr.
The sad news conveyed In the
paragraph from the Higginsville Ad
he learned with regret BY the mai
ofthe suddenly bereaved parents
holding his little baby, eight weel
his arms, last Wednesday NOR
George Todd, of this city. noticed
ing heavily, and its mo-
IL She could tell what was the matt
'.s II seemed to suffer no pain, but l
tlon became quicker, and In a few