Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-06

Quaker tea-Christian church luesuay
light-go early. .
TAYLOR Dean & Bro. have removed their r,
tore from Grain Valley to Chapel Hill.
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard Ia
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shon m6tf :,
Mr.. Dennis Payne gave the young people
Of his vicinity a pleasant hop. last Monday d
night. ,.
Important business, sud sgrest deal OF II, Il
vii, he before the council next Monday
a
The Leslie concert company had q small
audience at the Christian church last Tues G
day night.
There was a dancing party at Col. Chl'es t
last Tuesday night. Some of our young peo-
pie were III attendance, /
MIR. John Welborn has brought suit against
the city. for Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzgerald, on
81. 800 of city warrants.
Mai. Thomas B. Clagett sold for private
consumption during January, between s'ooo
and 5000 bushels Of coal.
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
u,arly from the carrier will greatly oblige US
by promptly reporting to this office. u
Go to the McGibeny matinee and see Jen.
ME and Dockie, the only rivals to the Bridges
twins, Feb. 6, reserved seats % cents. J3ot2
A swede whose name Is Nat Ku,nn had his
leg broken, Wednesday last. by a fall OF coal
in the Kist coal company's pit, near this city.
MIR. A. W. Smith sang in Pinafore, at Kan
sas City. Thursday night. The Times said OF
him that he "has a line voice and an INTEL
Iieent conception of the part
The best regulator Of railroad rates is 3
steamboat, but a steamboat cannof run long
lust for the glory Of the thing. Therefore
merchants should help to keep the steamboat
going.
Mr.. Charles White, a miner at the new
shaft. was Injured by slate falling upon MIN,
last Tuesday. lie was badly bruised, but no
homes broken. He will be b ut again in 3
short time.
I Being frequently asked if we have sold ont
our entire stock at COrder, will say to the
D public that we have only sold our groceries
20 As to make room for a large spring STOCK.
Respectfully, Blair g. Vivion. 1ott
If YOU wish to get the benefit OF our re-
# ,luctiop in subscription price, all that IS ne
a ce,sary is, pay up your arrearages to date and
% then pay for a full year IN advance. The re-
% duction is only to those who pay strictly m
49, ian9Otf
AZ ROYAL Arch Chapter, No. 10. had an unusu'
bt ally full and interesting meeting last MONDAY
ve night. Beside the regular membership ther'
to were nresent Messrs. John McBurney. j. +
Frost. Mat, Wood and DIR. Hughes, o
IS Odessa.
re Mr.. Chas. H.. Hartman sold, 3 lew das
be ago, to Mr.. John Gilbert. one half interest II
er the coal lying under 50 acres Of land. hea
If. Waterloo. for the sum OF 81, 200. There ma
Of. been q good deal of coal already taken out {
to the tract.
RS, We would not rob Marshal Owen Of a sin
nat gle Leaf fiom his crown OF laurel. Dut u
we credit for the prompt collection OF the ch
licenses belongs primarily to MIR. Z. he
al. Russell, who introduced and fought throue
IN the ordinance which requires 1t to be don
itb The case ofthe state against Andrew Harr
for attempted rape on Miss Holt was to COZ
-, ND at Odessa, Tuesday, but Harris heard tn
~tu there was ve.y intense feeling against him
the Odessa neighborhood. and concluded u
it was more prudent to waive a prelimina
,oI examination, which he did.
Carrollton Democrat:-"There was a u
in our town-who was not wonderous wise
w. tor though he had fresh goods to SELL
would not advertise.-But when he saw
rival sell-more goods than e'er could he,-
lew slorlne" ao'u. u. -. .,, .ho ~
t,or could belle soon found out the OF
man-had 'ads' in sheets betimes;-he Il
~" the hint and did likewise, and now piles
nos. the Dimes"
The city council will do well to be '
- careful In its inquiries before 1t gives
M;s,ouri Pacific railroad the right Of sWay
ling. Miss'ui, Dc ,h;s Ia lone the re
EAST of town should de examined by the {
~, PAW to see il it is not practicapie.
-. route would open up hundreds OF acre
coal, not now the property OF the ram
and appears to he an easy and pfacticaDle
the The proyident association met at the C.
rtaih- nv clerks Office. last Tuesday morning.
resi- or two cases of destitutlon were provide
hhe'' and some routine business transacted.
'a'her are requested to say, that old clothing
"a. MI half worn shoes can be used TO do great
h'h"' Don't read this statement and DISMISS II
ity by ua,. mini # ia addressed to you. Loo
ls one 49, nov. .nd take # to Mr.. Sina
re- without further notice. This is terribly
enjoy weather in which to be insuIficiently ella
of ~ .o
Columbia Herald:-''The Short Line
- yev,rs are now camped near Ware
- The line follows the Pinkney ridge pa
-. ah,ut twa miles south Of Warrenton. b
- sight OF The town. The survey strik'
Lizzie "a"a'h u "-no, - ,,i,hir
Fannie ehee anu II '"''" - . >;Ia.s 90,
|, Sue miles "i "afle"''n' up -
Smith, SURVEYORS WIN --o.e D.. NAT ave
Albert oil .n'es "eA "a ,oo, ~ rho
,ghs.n. anu w" uo,.au.s p.r,
60 preliminary su-vey will have been col
y, - q | between there and lie Sington.'
social We are pleased to announce to our I
I. Miss and patrons that we nave Sueeeeueu ~
Ill with ing an arrangement Win riol ~ -
:, The eypert optician, of Kansas City, late WI
a ,ousic King Opticui Co, Cleveland, OMo, 10
,,t,ons one day each month to fitting at our
r,,hi,h First date. Wednesday, Feb. 10. we
,n..o.s all those suffering from defective vision
,nsrous sure and see the professor when ne
,oo, tho and have a careful and scientific exam
ompany OF their eyes WIN g..
anks for with snltaoie Si"sSe"' =. =,
hannv nation. Satisfaction guaranteed IN al
-,nn pamember the day and date. Grimes
able. Jewellers, agents for the celebrat
julius kings Optical goods. l
Monday Odessa democrat
If Kei,bI are informed, are figuring on erectln'
,tric line buildings in the spring. > ne
Griffith Shackleiofd VIII pie"'n
enn.ssae church next Sunday morning and c
o,e.. IF . . A transfer of real estate is L
con. occasionally, and q grand boom IN ina
~ Cor tho pQrlp
er bust ton Is preHieleo W
JASON ha + , Mr.. Elmer f. Spore return
mr., river FRIDAY morning, from Quincy. Ills.
r.,.rs fair bride. They will reside III
~. ona = = MIR. l.. K. Smith sold, rece
ordar IN house and lot on Front and Locust st
90, mr. Mr.. Joseph Mclaughlin for SlS21.
,,iu RIM A social party was given AT the resid
Goo MIR. II. L. Armstrong, ir., about tH
otan and south of this city, on last frida.
,nor .,ooI, suite a number from town attended
,as ,.,in- first class time was reported. q
a a,.,or oyster supper at the residence OF D.
,o ont.r Ewing, near Mayhem, on Friday
,,,.t ,r1 last. Afforded the young people OF ths
,ooo,,orv tv an occasion of much enjoyment al
u,o ond ure. About 80 couples were in Alt
IS know ui>ua
...,h,,o executive committee, q meeting was
rho lin. the purpose of selecting delegate
c.ona ,erd the conference to be held IN l.
li ftaaso :.
no nroves Upon motion, Gr, w. Johnson "