Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-06
Italy-Monday night at Methodist church.
The PRESBYTERIAN dinner was q grand sue

Itsly-Monday night at Methodist church.
The PRESBYTERIAN Inner was q grand suc-
cess.
There was a big crowd in town last Mon
day.
Stylish millinery at Mrs. Arnold's, Main
street. octlOI
TIT waterworks committee will meet
to-day.
scotland-Tuesday night at Methodist
church.
Trigg & Shields are of ering bargains in a
number of staples. feb27tf
Plums! Plums! Plums! Read McCaus-
lands I'D and gather them in. f2Otf
For Rent-Residence, corner Main and
College street; apply at this office. If
A gentle horse for sale. Price $50. Also
set of harness and spring wagon, cheap. This
office. II
A mule threw a little son of Mr.. Charles
Thomas, q few days ago.. injuring him seri-
ously.
Attend the lectures Monday and Tuesday
nights for the benefit of Central College
Library.
liza udChin6 Sou6u S0A w 4e
by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t. For sale
by c. W. LOOMS. feb27yleom
"The finest descriptive lecture l ever
heard."-Dr. Jackson, president Lewis Col
lege, Glasgow.
Shiloh's cough and consumption cure is
sold by US on a guarantee. 1t cures consump-
ton. C. W. LOOMS. feb27y1eom
As landlord Of the Commercial Hotel. Mr..
Lewis Neale is q great success. His house Is
always full, and everybody is well If
sleepless nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you. For sale by LOOMS. feb27y1eom
Rev. W. A. Crouch has rented the residence
of DIR, Chapman, on South street, and will
move into 1t about the the Goth inst.
My yard Is now open at c.. E. Billiards. old
stand. and l am prepared to furnish ANYTHING
in my line on short notice. j. R. Moore
head. mch6tf
The recent fire has proven q bonanza for
house keepers and the wise ones are taking
advantage Of the bargains offered at Young's
China Hall. 1t
and crochet school at home next Monday
morning. Terms one dollar per month-two
lessons per week. mchsw2
Itch and prairie mango, cured In 80 min
utes by Woolferd's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by Chss. W. LOOMS
druggist, Lexington. msr2l-1y
Read the opinions Of the press on Rev. W.
B. Palmore's lectures, then 60 and hear for
yourself next Monday and Tuesday nights at
the Methodist church.
Patrick McCooe was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff W. r. Jackson, at Odessa, as accesso-
ry to Len Fogeli In the murder of x. Miller,
at Corder, last October. He is in Jail.
Our entire stock must be closed out within
the next thirty days. and at the present rate
we will have no trouble in doing It. The
prices are irresistible. Young's China Hall.
was here this week ito endeavor to persuade
the county court to refuse licenses to saloon
keepers in their town. They failed In their
mission. We can only say this much this
week. but will report 1t in full next week.
Cornelius Harris, q colored man aged about
20, while trimming coal cars at the Hacket
mines, let q brake of to move the car down
the track. In endeavoring to stop the cars
the chain of the brake broke throwing him tt
the ground. One wheel Of car ran oyer hi
head, crushing it and killing him instantly
The Ballard lumber yard was sold Thurs
day. TIL invoice was $500, yet 1t sold, tt
Mr.. James Moorehead, for S5,5l5. Messrs
Clagett, Bsndon, McGrew, and Steele wer,
bidders. 1t Is not every town in which al
old stock can be sold In y lump for ten pc,
cent. more than 1t invoices with freigh
added.
One car of the west bound local frelgh
tram, last Saturday afternoon, ran of tn
track about three miles east of Lexington
but before the train could be checked up tn
car had jumped back upon the rails and wa
gliding along as If nothing had happened
Quite a number of passengers, among then
our business manager, were In the cab0ose
but none Of them were aware Of the acciden
, until their arrival at the Lexington depo
: when they were informed by the train hand.
While we print so teachers" communics
j ton on the outside we deprecate its tom
: We do not know the provocation; but ca
= see no, good to be derived from discussin
any question in that way. The Intelliger
o Ger desires to raise the morale of its reat
ers rather than to lower 1t. Not to 90
e anything about downright Objectionsbl
d language, scolding, petulsnt words are nc
conducive to refinement. We hope this W
be taken in good part BY both persons in tt
controversy. and that they will close the
debate kindly and c%ourteously.
v Third ward Notwithstanding, q
= nraIo Mary I aRortou lima C,ll,n Nj,
ME Hickam. Third grade, Horace BOlto
Mary Vaughan. 4th grade, Lucy Vaughan
:, Matte John, Bette Lamborn, Bonnie BOlto
q Rosa Barrer and Rosa Winkler. 9th grad
Fritz Hoppe, Laura Taubman, Willie Habe
70 korn, Wesley Tankislev, Bessie LaBerte
ts AMI Abbie Bur. 9Th gra.le, Pearl Bour ,FaI
40 ME Grimes, Eddie Hughes aud Nena Dul
can. Honor rOll:-Marian Duvall. Lu
Vaughan, Matte John. Rosa Barrier, Ro
~ Winkler. Bonnie Bolton, Pearl Bour, Fam
If Grimes. Abbie Bour, Bessie LaBertew al
Wesley Tankisley.
O. HigginsvilIe Post:-'Col. Law made u &c
no sible aud suggestive talk to the conventie
He showed himself to be a thorough a
!. practical business man; just the man for
!, =, position, and careful to say nothing th
could prejudice his company or compromi
IL 1t in the least. He says that he meant bus
ID ness and that he had not come here mere
a to see and hear. While he was careful
!, not commit himself in advance of the col
w pany's action his hearers could easily see tt
No he was favorably inclined to our route al
h. that he expected it to be selected" 7
ri taffy Is all right. 1t is courteous, even il
is transparent; but we advise our handsol
N. and ornate friend of the Post not to put
any of his shekels on the proposition CT
g, tanned in his last sentence.
Higginsville Post :-'Col. Law said O
~ route is the shortest. He didn't say BY he
=. much, but left the impression very clear
>. his hearers that it was considerably ~,
than "a foot and Q half, ora mile and a half.
~ Very well; very we'll; but why don't J
", also tell the fact that he stated that he did
want to be understood as saying that yc
"" route was the cheapest? Don't you RENE
Der! That was when the tow-head
white eye-browed gentleman from Lexing
yelled his applause. Suppose your propoi
~ road, that has not so far been thought Wort
~ Of. a survey, is even a mile and three quart
shorter, what difference will that make i
~ is more expensive to build and to malnta
:. Then there Is the old road bed; you seem
forget that, at times.
Mrs. RObt. Berrie and her little child "