Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-02

The school girls will be back next week.
There will be an adjourned term OF the
proba,e court next Monday, January 4, 1854
Mary E. Waters, colored. an insane
nat,ent at. the asylum at Fulton, from this
COUNT, died there December 26 b.
Mr.. B. s. Higgins team was frightened o'
Ire crarkers at Hiygin>ville, Christmas day.
ran away aud smashed his new spring wagon.
We are selling our winter goods at cost ana
are glad to get that. II you are In need Oh
ANYTHING to keep you warm call and see U.s.
uenrv Wi,ker. jan2t3
Itch and prairie mango. cured IN " MN
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by Chas. W. LOOMS
druggist: Lexington. msfzi-is
Henry Wilker /. closing out his entire stock
of winter goods, such as fannels, blankets'
comforts. yarns. shawls, hoods. nuoiss'
gloves. etc., at cost prices and ''dont you Tor
get it." -1anI''
In the case of Sarah A.. RIne. appellant,
against the c. & A. railroad COMPANY y
motion for rehearing was filed BY respondent
who was given till January 26 to file brief in
support of the same.
Lafayette Boy" either left out q page OF
m,snumbered one, and il silver wedding
doesn't tit In one item it Is because the
character of the celebration was omitted.
Mistakes WiH happen.
Hipgiusyille had a fire, last Sunday, which
for a time threatened to be q serious matter.
An old livery stable and the residence Of
Tbad Edwards, COL, were burned. The loss
is estimated at s., OO0-Edwards, $1,000, in
| surauceS515; Patterson, $500, insurance $3.50.
Prosecuting Attorney Blackwell was called
| to Concordia on Tuesday to prosecute Albert
| Meyer, John Kassing, Henry ksssing and
| George Schnskenberg, all white, for disturb
| ing the peace. Meyer was sentenced to the
| county Jail for three months. The others
were fined S25 and costs. each. which they
paid.
The wife's new years resolutions:-"F1
hirt no more, for 1t Is clear-She Is no mode
wife who fiirts.-I swear besides Ill sew
next year-The buttons on my husbandt
shirts.-rll be his loving helpmate, too,-Ant
one more vow I'll make and keep.-Hi
pockets I'll no more go t~hrough-For chang
at night when he's asleep"
Miss Lucy Davis had q narrow escape from
q severe hurt last Sunday. She was at Mrs
]. ID, Robinson's, and had started dow
, stairs, with q number of dishes In her hands
At the top of the stairs she made q mis-step
and could not regain her balance until SD
-, reached the foot of the steps. She wen
down by Jumps. clearing three steps at eac
, lump. She was badly scared but not bur
!, The dishes we're q wreck.
$780, - Ha1nr for Uhnr
we printed q short notice of an sxceller
book that he Is selling, writes to us as follows
ssThe motto that appeared In your most Walt
q able and widely circulated paper has been
incalculable value to me in selling book
Every one 1 approach says Il saw 1t adve
> tised in the Lexington Intelligencer. Pleas
4 except, thanks" Certainly. The Intelligel
a Ger is like Brady's bitters-'everybody tax
= It., and 1t does 'em good. The price is st
:. two dollars a year; but to all persons wi
pay In advance, hereafter. 1t will be a doll
aud q half only. Come right along, make I
= delay, you cannot do without it, even for
h day.
There was q genuine surprise party at I
Rev. John Davis house last Wednesd
night. A large number Of his parishione
: had for several days been preparing presel
6 of various kinds for himself and his estin
IL BILE wife. They attended the evening servi
In a body, and managed to detain the two
a few minutes while they preceded them
the house where the arrangements. had
It, been made during the service. When \
e. and Mrs Davis, unexpectedly. walked il
Is their dining room they found 1t filled "
et their friends. and the table loaded with pae
re ages, each bearing q little legend Of love d
Ut good will. They were so a%stounded TO
ne few minutes that they could scarcely reco'
'ot their voices. Mr.. Frank Trisg, In a I
Is words, explained the object of the asse
We blage to be to attest their love and esteem
TAT their minister aud his wife. A few eloqu
tears stealing down her cheeks were
,is wife's beautiful and touching reply, and
H Davis IN q short speech replete with feel
. returned thanks for both. After an b
$50 spent in conversation and listening to vt
and instrumental music by Mrs. Davis
AZ Miss Lizzie Smith the guests departed "
~ good wishes for the happiness of their |
and hostess for the ensuing year.