Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-20

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1t is not too early to be looking out for good,
seed corn.
The best flour in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for it. n15tf
McCausland says he has plums to hand
out, and he wants you to call and see.
The q. A. r. here placed their flag at half
mast IN honor of the gallant Hancock.
Plums. Plums. Plums. Read McCaus-
lands ad and gather them in. f2oti
Get Boston Betting COmpany's Standard
Betting, al Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shop. mhtt
Commodore UT is hereby warned that his
fleet is in danger. The boys are making tires
in the bOathOuse.
The Commercial Hotel, under the manage
ment of Mr.. Lewis Neale, has quickly gained
a first class reputation. oct31tf.
Read the advertisement of Mr.. VIM. ii.
Carriers sale. 1t covers much valuable prop
erty. Friday, February 26.
Why can't the Missouri Pacific Company
use Second street to get to Its coal below
| town? There is yerv little of Water street
| left.
One day a man feels like gardening; the
next he is trying to keep his nose warm as
he hurries against a bitter blast to his allotted
task.
On last Tuesday the ice was forced by the
rising water in the tower several feet above
the top, and presented a pretty and interest
sight.
Those needing a good buggy, carriage or
spring wagon should read the advertisement
Of Mr.. D. Russell in another column. lie
means business. feb2ot4
Itch and prairie mango, cured in 80 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by Chas. w. LOOMS
druggist, Lexington. marSi-ly
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house
good outhouses, well, ~cistern, etc. Price
only 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire Of j.. +
a Ardinger. no'-""
Being frequently asked if we have sold OH
+. our entire stock at Corder, will say to thu
public that we have only sold our groceries
so as to make room for a large spring stock
Respectfully, Blair g. Vivion. f6tf
IF Won wish to get the benefit of our re
duction in subscription price, all that Is ne
, cessary is, pay up your arrearages to date an
then nav for a full year In advance. The re
duction is only to those who pay strictly .
&c ,Jnan.s janSOtf
We hope Miss Gould's concert for the pen
eft of Mrs, NJ. F. Price, will be largely al
tended. Miss Gould's big heart alway
prompts her to help the distressed, and tn
Of public should be more than willing to me-
as her half way.
" Paris Mercury:-'The McGIbeny trout
stopped ut the Glenn house in this city 81
he wanted to put a colored woman in one OF IL
regular beds aud place her at the dining
re table with the regular guests. Mr.. WORE
rebelled against this attempt to come t
r "negro equality dodge on him and fired Il
entire troupe from his house,"
I'd Apress dispatch from Marshall, Mo-, dat
all February 10, says:-"J j.. IL. Cordeli' OF u
for city. and secretary OF the St. Louis and LA
sas CITY short line railway, left here tong
ma for ST, Louis to attend u meeting of the dir
IN tors uf the road in st. Louis at which imp
all t,nt business will be transacted. He 81
,oo that the directors had a standing offer fir
>, eastern men to purchase the bonds at 50 ce
but had declined as the road was to be
every sense Il local road owned and opera
.b,s IN the interest of the people along the lin
nv Spalding's Glue IL like VIII; a soou III
- well applied.
her Kiss me darling, for your breath Is
Just as sweet as new mOwn hay;
arv Kiss me, darling. for your teeth are
~ Free from tartar or decay:
nh- Kiss me. darling for You won't
Mr.. Forget me or your SoZodont.
very The Atmosphere of Love
Is a pure, sweet breath. This desidera
adv, is one of the results of using Sozodont, W
,ast not only invigOrates and preserves the te
"e'' lint renders the mouth as fragrant as a
ems Spalding's Glue will mend anything ex
w a a hroEen heart. feb2t
Prot. Sellers. who has been very Ill fo
the past three weeks, but is at present in
s to health, took charge Of the school, Tue
re- Morning. and met with somewhat of an
dent, The fire in the chapel having
pub neglected until almost eXtinguished. the
little lessor undertook the task of reviving it.
avis, had not been engaged very long, when tt
1t is surprise of every one in the room, the S
his came dow with a a loud crash, scatt'
good. fire and iron in every direction. Nj
COM Harrelson and Hudspeth, who were Il
d his board behind the stove succeeded III rea'
'ulpit a safe distance from the spot before
crushed by the falling iron, We are
ring q to say that no one was seriously injured
on of "John S. Blackwell, Esq, passed tn
:, had town Yesterday on his way to Odessa. In
aught versation with some of our citizens he
ION it. that the general opinion in Lexington i
bro that Higginsville would get the c., b a
hopes and that work would soon oegin on Inc
Iple of The developments of the past few DAY
of the led them to this belief" Higginsyill'
vance, We showed Mr.. Blackwell the
nee of statement, Wednesday, when he said -
We, on is not a true sentence IN thaL paraerap
eds of cepting the assertion lhat passed. III
!. who Hisginsville." This was enough, but to
~ fire upon what slender threads our Higgil
pro- friends hang pertentious hopes, Mr..
ar re. well went on to tell US all that did p
overv the subject. He said:-"In the mora
house the Occidental hotel Mr.. Luce passed i
rsmme said, We'll, we're going to get our I,
pretty soon.' To which | responded,
.onnc;, we're going to get our railroad pretty
,n.nv,s In the evening, also at the Occidental
as pos Ut. 1'o' fu'hels'" o""e
% WAS Look here! Were you codding Lu
earliest morning or speaking earnestly. 1t hi
It and reported all over town that you said til
exact thought We were 10 get the raliroau
the city soonT Wheh L eApia'heu mn". d w
emf the the doctor said that he had believed
Nov have originated in a joke. That is a
he offe. is in the matter. l still believe Weir
to get our railroad pretty soon."
ng time w. NJ. A. entertainment' friqaY E
he two February rs.
ed, Mr.. The Turnverein ball. last Monday ms
Richard a decided success. Though the nun
9arlaud maskers was not large the general atte
ia to was good, and a pleasant time was
Mepg's all. The committee which had the II
away to ment, composed oil Messrs. ii. oinauei
Inge and Hainkle, Albert Winklers wynn. Wint
uses on Paul Frischer, did their duty like VI
.y very The music was furnished by Messrs.
ore con- Kriehn, Lincoln UT. Ed. Zeiler, }
and Herman SchLaIGt. and was inspiri
uary %: to the non.dancers, who would ocaa
,sas CITY find themselves keeping time to ii W
| yester- and toe. The supper was served
eport of Mehl, The lady maskers were:-Mi
no, con- Bour, Daughter OF the ..Regiment ;kati
ed. The der, Fairy; LIZZIE selling. Isaiae
,mpleted Lizzie knolier. old Womani Mar
ittee APP Deck of Cards; Kate Selling. Jockey
I'm. The knoller, Milk Maid. Katie Moore,
has been Emma Schaefermyer. Maggie, Mimi
V. 900. as Cannery DudIne; Ida Schaefermyer
decided iy; Emma Schultz, Deck of Card
e Messrs. Henderson,, Blue Bells; Ella Lahe
lie to re- C!oe; Nancy Frazier, Gypsy; Gussi'
narty Swiss Peasant: Katie LudWigS, BuI