Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-20
wesklp gntelligenter.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

The ice hung on we'll In our harbor. =
Miss Gould's concert, tickets 50 cents.
Gardeners are working at their hot peos'
w, M. A. entertainment, Frida evening"
February 26. .
A5e,l YOUR old iron at JoIdan's Foundry ana
c.o,s m6tf
There ia to be q big building boom in Lex
ington this spring. ~
Millinery. notions aid hair goods al cash
pr,ces, can be seen at Mrs. Arnolds. olo'i
The blue birds were chirping in the court
house wards, last Thursday morning.
..Eli, in another place answers "ran
p,sv, in regard to the spelling matches.
The hack of the burnt district looks wofui
.,a u,e .heooue. 1t has sadness writ in every
cinder. fair
! Judge Harrison says collections were ian
lin January, but that they are $40" 'n'
month. p., his
A coal miner, named Frank Boyle, had MS
s,oe broken above the knee. at the new shai''
last Thursday.
.poco, saws that the last thaw the mad
| was only eight inches deep at Concoro'a'
| That Is encouraging.
As information (?) on which to get up d
railroad boom that Globe-Democrat aftlcie
/ doesn't even pretend to par out.
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
u,arly from the carrier will greatly oblige Us
by promptly reporting to this oflee.
Every farmer that raises wheat shouiu se,
one of the double land rollers MANUFACTURER
nv W. NJ, Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1ulyZSu
"A landlord of the Commercial Hotel, Mr..
/ Lewis Neale is a great success. His house Is
4 ALWAYS full, and everybody is well u
The county grange will meet at MAYHEM
NEXT Tuesday, February %. Important BUS
,,,Sess ia to be transacted, and a large attend
auce Is hoped for.
No preparation could hove made such a re-
mutation as Salvation Oil has, without IN
tr,nsic merit of the highest order. IL kli's
N pain. Price 25 cents.
III Mr., Lewis Neale has built up a hrst-cias'
reputation for the Commercial Hotel, and W.
Il are glad to see him prosper. A good hotel II
q a great advantage to our city. oc.oli
TX The ice broke up opposite town on "eu
uesdsy, and went out from above town Oh
H thursday. One slab that passed dowl
Thursday had over an acre In 1t.s
Our esteemed friend, Hon. q. 5. va
Ansleu, is writing some very interestin'
ESSAYS on the practicabillty Of bridging In
Missouri river opposite his farm.
d A gentleman said to US the other DAY tns
II Se intended to make Capt. Conner a preseI
Of a stove, a picture OF which hangs agains
n-oham r. Morrison's show window.
There does not seem to be much prospe'
of an amicable settlement OF the dinerencs
n between the water company and Inc GU
Thew are very far apart in their ideas.
For ssle-A good residence, one OF u
hest in the city, on Main street, large nous
Good outbouses, well, cistern, etc. Ell
on,v AZ 600. Terms easy. Inquire OF >.
.co. nov29tf
It "a rumored that. the supply of DIR. Bull
Cough Syrup is not equal to the oenian
druggists should prepare themselves Tor
emergencies as the people rely on them I
this remedy.
little line-Wil often show-An anxlo
buyer-Where to goa little space"
often tell-A host of readers-What you sc
-Wben the httle-Line and space-Cnah
to aud-Their proper place-In the rely,
Whose pages cheer-Thousands weekly
and near. .
Mr.. Goehner completed the placing, I
vaek- of the splendid monument erected
Mrs. M. W. Withers to the m Oh
husbaud. It is of granite, and Is the lars
and handsomest monument in the cemete
The granite monument to DR.. A. T. La
ford has also been finished and placed by
aoebner. While less costly it is still v
handsome.
z.,oarnnIopf An an Aires
butt to one or two we must extend the req
to coudense-boil 1t down. Plenty OF 1t
concisely stated, ia what We like. We ha'
large paper. but we can always fill II
matters of interest without expanding
items. Anybody can state what he wants
say If you give him sufficient space. IL
quires talent to condense.
One of the most unique and yet useful
LEGATIONS that comes to our desk is the
parish paper published by Rev. John ID
IN rector of Christ church of this city.
filed with useful information and hints t
Ia nsrishioners, and must accomplish great
Ef 1t is singular that this means OF a closer
munication between the minister ant
dock than can be maintained from the p
is not in more general use.
Mr.. Charles Z. Price, while repair
pulley on the cable line at the junctit
Main and Delaware streets, Kansas City
his left foot badly mashed by getting it c,
under an iron trap door which fell up
He thinks some of the small bones are
Ell ken. He Is here with his parents, but
: to be able to get to work again in a cou
weeks. He has been in the employ
..~noc, Ror ohout tWn vpars.
Miss Julia F. Gould, with the assistan
number of our local musicians,will CIV
Monday, March l, a concert. the procee
which will be given to Mrs. NJ F. Price
90 recently lost everything she owned b
"a The concert will be first class in its
9rsmme and the object being one tbs
commends itself to the sympathies OF
good citizen. We hope to see the
oyerfowlng. We will give the progr
and further particulars next week.
tn sharge by the Register that the C
did not act promptly on the water com
Ia letter of inquiry is unjust. AS soon q
sible after it was presented a committ
IA appointed to consider it, and at the G
practicable i'm the NE
n acted. The water company is quite as
ing in its threat, that at the next fire
NAV burn unless the city officers acct
bydrants, as the city can possibly be.
the city proposes a conference. Will IL
be accepted?
There promises to be q lively buildil
in Lexington this spring. Beside t
burned districts that have to be replac
Epperson will entirly remodel MIR. t
Fields spacious mansion; also Mr.. G
Graham's residence on Ridgewav. T
build a handsome new house on DR..
lot. the present building to be moved
y make room for it; and to entirely cha
y modernize Mr.. GGhner's two hot
"a South street, making them not on
mech more handsome but much I'M
v~enient.
st. Louis Globe Democrat, Febrl
~ ..The directors of the proposed Kan
ri Short Line reconvened at the Lindell
r dsy morning at 10 o'clock. The RI
81 Chief Engineer Miller was taken 1
sidered at length and finally adopte
survey of the entire line will be co
Tomorrow, afrer which the cOnmi
pointed by the directors will adjoul
I capital stock of the new corporation
FL. axed at 5000, 900 instead of $1,000
8 originally intended. Tit directors
n to adjourn yesterday, and Will leave
Williams, Waugh. COrdell and Hal
70 . A.. R~,I uo,arf nP tho anrvpNl