Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-16

w ,utrI-S.yrral cpun'v aliases, for WHICH I
hiprtl price viii be pail. .
Read the new al, erliselnent OF Messrs. Il
,oyle IL Son. 1t will do you good.
4 oue-horse express wagon, loaded Win I
,,al. broke All axle on Main street. Tuesday.
4. njiord of The Commercial Hotel, Mr.. |
Neale is 4 great success. His house Is
always full, aud everybody is we'll II
Among the combinations hy The U. ).
senate. Wednesday. wa that of DR.. /. ,.
Fu,k.rsop. ~ posi- {, AZ This place.
In the treatment Of rheumatism. "out,
~Sriarict. 49,. Salvation On should
h. ihorouahly rubbed in. II Kills pain. Price
% cents. :,
We,1e selling our winter goods at cost and
are glad to get thai. II you are In need Oh
ANYTHING to keep you warm call and see US.
Henry Wilker. jan1.'
While hauling coal. last Tuesday morning.,
one of Mr.. W. G.. Duncan's mules became
lame In the right shoulder and had to be
taken out of harness.
itch and prairie mango, cured in ~ min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never tails. Sold by Chas. w. Looms
a-,aoist rexinqton. mar21-1y
uTuSSlsts
Henry Wilker Ia closing out his entire stock
of winter goods, such MS f1anneis, o'ankets'
comforts. yarns, shawls, hoods, nuoias'
cloves, ETC.. at cost prices and ''dont you Tor
Get It" iah]'o
For SaIe-A good residence, one OF the
hes. in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well, cistern. etc. Price
only 30 600. Terms easy. Inquire Of j. Z.
,r5inger nov29tf
Last Monday a number of negro coal miners
engaged in a free fight at the old shaft in OLD
town, A man named Shelby Jackson threw
. niece of slate and struck Frank Shelby IN
the right eye putting it out.
The blizzard Vas a blizzard. Following IL
the record by DIR. Alexander's thermometer
Friday 9Th. 14.5 below zero; 9th, DO below
zero. 10Th, ITO below zero; 18th, l5.0 below
,ora. ,o,b 10 below zero 18th, SO above
zero.
The McGibney family is to give a concern
here. February G, under the auspices OF 1our
Young gentlemen, Messrs. R. r. Vaughan
Rem 4. Ireland, Jas. Quarles and A. I"
. Bishop. The Holden Enterprise speaks very
highly of them. .,
While Mayor Young is engaged in provid
. ing fire apparatus for Higginsville people ar
;nouir,ng as to the whereabouts OF the stree
railway, The honorable gentleman Is ten
!, dared The use of our columns to enllgnte
the benightcd persons. =,
! Won can buy wooden goods of every descriI
n ton very cheap for the next thirty DAYS
Henry Wliker, Franklin avenue. The Gooe
must 20. even at a sacrifice. We mean strie
" business ard can prove it to you If you WI
a, give US q call. Henry Wilke ]ah-''
The Lafayette County Medical Society m
p at the Office of DR.. il. Fulkerson, IN III
= oin.ville. last Tuesday. Twelve memoe
were present, with DR.. W. c. Goodwin,
or Odessa. in the chair, and DR.. Fulkerson Sc
" rst,rv. Thu next meeting will be in Odesi
- Mrs. Geo. Farrar surprised her husband
dir giving him all unexpected hirth-das par
LAST Thursday night. A number OF 1rien
a. WHO had been invited spent a very pieass
evening, and departed expressing the he
that the host would celebrate many more {
njyersaries of his birth.
Lexington Legion. number lO'. ;. ~
q. Nv, elected officers, last Mono
-, nisht. AZ failows:-Ethan Allen. 5. C.; Z.
I,,Iv,ys. V. c.; J. L.. BascOm. L.. u; Il.
.,e,... recorder; d. W. 3. Tevis, trea'ur
p 4. Gordon. receiving treasurer Kew
A Qu,rle-. d. d.. caaplaln' Franz n'
-os man. :, L.; Geo. X. Smith. }. W.: w.
.,i, uun,,n. 5. w; l.. Il. Kaufman. marsh
p-H. James. auarI- Trustees. A.. v. Il
ip,ou. one wear: NJ. F. tsoyle. Two years
.o, + X. Nens. three years. Medical exam
.sse er, Dr. T, /" Bolton.
u,ooinsyille Post:-"We overheard a {
yersatiou last week in Lexington. pe'"
o,io sevcral gentlemen. in which one OF thein
-,e, marked that IN about five or six years I
nov. if any one inquired where LeXin
/. of * the answer would be, Oh. it's Il little
and upon the river. about Il miles from higf
r;+v Vile, The reporter smiled and walked
wing See" Yes OF course we se
men? poor fellow VINO haue '"e U.s."
Me- been drunk, very drunk. Hope the rep
kill. came back. applied ice to his head anu
souri him comfortably to bed.
!. hy There have been 81 persons burie
~ NJ Nacapelah cemetery from May 25.1sSo.t'
and nary 1. 1856. of whom IA were children
their der 1 wear old; between the ages OF one
su,. u years there were s. 3 males aud o Zen
r.cu from II TO 30 years old there were 1l,4
and : females: over 50 years old Is, II
:, tho and G females. of whom AZ belong to L
get to cite county, - Vi 'heih y
, city ID from oihereh' pal" e., -,
rs son county l; Ray county ]; st. Jose
rou,d Kansas City 9; St. Louis 3; and Kan
hor,d For the above statement we are indeb'
go M he efficient sexton, Mr.. Geo. n. smith
49,, :, Commodore Chas. r. Meet, command
,.ra charge O! the second ward scales. has n
tod IN ant custom OF Offering 4 small premium
first teamster that shall reach the sea
~ Now Years morning. There is Away
- D., competjtion that the one premium has
n this into three. luis lea' III
Mao first, fftv cents to the second ana TWEEN
n. his cents to the third. 1t was haturai 10
c,,,er. Il team nj the scales pretty early Da'
r. NJ Bush, the weller from yeiier-town got
:, int ,eyy minutes after II O'Clock In the me
IT, Wash Price, who had crept easy 1t
or waking up some other driver, foul
Trim had needed no calling. But Ws
In, I'm. ONLY a few minutes behind him. Geo
~ came 4 fe " minutes after Wash, mu'
mu,o, nri-.i inst he WAS not first on the {
mon,s Mr.. Duuke.berger thought that he
Is it is. pretty cary VINO"
sCOuGt, " o'ioch' anu -,
charge OIL /" GEMS
=, ,har. who were ND to catch the worm,
..,.io, quite subsidized even up 10 this time.
,ho,o progress writes to US from May
"Tne people O! MAYHEM and vicini
Tho old been watching with deep interest yor
-, = cacy of Lexington as the best point
t. g.. &. IL Q. to cross the river. The
it is OF "ashihS''"
w,o efforts to secure the much coveted an
- TX needed bird re across the Missouri
- Lexington and with the bridge the
49, THO O, railroad. and the st. Joseph Il
w. ,,r. railroad. We want you to get the br
,;,h o,, then we feel sure the st. 10. road WI
s. %. tended 10 Tue ~ ::
.derS the not rApee' .
vie" OF oe'a"ne VI n"S
ton rate OF c'''i'he'' '".'' '""' -
N.,r.. bear on the directors Of said railr
..ar because it is the nearest point the [
Iuuo comes to Lexington, it being but Ii
hc.ro nine miles on q line on which Il raiir'
.r..or he built with very light grades and II
., We. of aEy size. And a. st. Joseph W
>. fayette county coal. every foot of q
+u.,r.f.,. tween here aud Lexington is underl
orreSp0n. the hhesI c'' III ~ -
"a there being a stratum OF solid lin
w from four to nine feet thick above
,on and n bed of fire clay beneath it in
,A,- :, do the mining. 1t is al-o of easy q
m coal cropping out In every ravine {
.,,.o, NV drifting in the P3yiDeS all