Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-23
Road Mr. Ashhy's locals.

Read Mr.. Ashby's locals.
All. ba! Ia. ia! Sorry-so, so! Ho, no.!
The Convictions have been abroad In the an
land.
STYLISH millinery at Mrs. Arnold's, Main IT
street. oo'io \,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joab Wolthington gave their NJ
vouoa friends a pleasant party last Monday +
night. ;.
There was a dancing party at MIR. James Is
cihbons in Freedom township, last Wednes- q
day night. ,lu
Sell YOUR old iron at Jo1dan's Foundry and n
1900 Sbons mott !
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine :
shop.
The Bolton residence, next to the W.. NJ.
A.. has been sold to the Episcopali!ns for y {
rectory.
Messrs. Chinn & Chinn treated all 1.-THE semi-
| nary girls TO sleigh rides, Thursday, and suen
a time as they had! l.
A. landlord OF the Commercial Hotel. Mr..
Lewis Neale is q great Success. His house is
| ALWAYS full, and everybody is well u |
Isn't it full early to begin the political
campaign? Can't the time be more prohta-
bIy spent in discussing business interests:
Richmond Conservstor:-"The carriers adj
dress of the Lexington Intelligencer was a
handsome one, a neat specimen of the art
topographic"
Itch and prairie mango, cured in ~ min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. rms
never fails. Sold by Chas. W. Looms
druggist, Lexington. marzi-ly
Higeinsville Post:-"Wm. Lowry, Esq,
made an assignment last week to W. r.
Mavfeld, for the benefit of his creditors. HIS
liabilities are about $1,000.
There is nothing nicer for a Christmas
present than one of Saunders and Sons scowi
!, photographs. the latest thing out. The oniV
2 gallery in the city that makes or can make
60, Come in time. d19tf
There is more than one way for the Mis-
|. souri, Pacific railroad to get at all coal ianos
4: below town, and it Is OF very doubtful pro-
= priety TO give it a right-of-way on water
street at all. especially when the city ltsei1
l.. now encroach:ng on private citizens IN the
q ,e of its street.
.e H,gqiusville Post:-'Lafayette College
closed last Friday. Patronage did not JUSTIFY
a further continuance. We are sorry OF IT,
n Prof,s. Woolery and Baker are frst-class ed
IN ucators and excellent gentlemen; Just sucn
men as Higpinsyille needs and we can Ill at
| hCu Nc
In ford to lose them"
Remember that our subscription price is
n, two dollars per annum, and that in order to
zoo get the benefit of the reduction in price pay
re mept must be made strictly In advance, snd
i'm for a whole year. Waiting for one, two or
three months before making payment, and
on then wanting US to mako the discount, Will
nm not do. We must adhere to our rule. u
&c.,. Lo,,ea m ElQvanfh street. one
of A frame mouse on Aie'en'n sAee' o
square north of Main Street, took fire yester
day about 10 o'clock. Mayor Hamlet ano
Mr.. Ben Gordon distinguished themselves b,
am their activity in getting on the roof ana AID
Lca. ing In saving the house. The damage wa
he only some SIS or $50. The building Is al
,ue inexpensive one, which IL occupied by q nun
Der of colored people.
,vu Kansas City Times:-"Louis Alexander,
,.a conductor on the Missouri Pacific betwee
the Lexington and Sedalis, was arrested at Hi2
int ~sinsville Monday, charged with seducin
red Gertrude knight, who resides in west nal
- sss. He was brought to this city yesteTdt
and taken before Justice Clayton. In d
NJ fault of $500 bond he was sent to Jail TO ava
ore, O hearing the 21st inst.
.an Miss Lide c. Thompson, the deserved
not popular music teacher at the Elizabeth Al
II " --:-a.I a.a;lo,
crit senihai', nhe' ~ - 40
,,.rv last Monday. As she started down a ste
fight of stairs she tripped In some way a
:. fell, hurting her back severely. She has Z
been able to get about since, and for a day
- two suffered a good deal. No bones We
: - broken. however. and it Is hoped that she "
a. in be herself again in d few days.
Tho Coldwater. Kan, Western Star:-"We
ceIyed this week, a copy of the 'taTIle
m Greeting Of the Lexington, Mo. Inteilig
Dbl GER, with compliments of the author, W.
-. Musgrove. The Greeting is composed
-, rhyme. aud the subject, The Secrets o
It, Printing Office are most touching'Y 'si'
-. awav' BY the author, who in every stanza
49, fleets his genius as a poet and a scholar OF
80 first water. This gracefully written 20
..s,. gem is printed in the highest style OF
,.om topographic art. and is the handiwori
hould rranh WV - ..ts,s =,
= ex. of the Mississippi"
q new A lady friend sends US this account
what was a decided social success:-"N
aggra- Geo. NJ. Mountjoy gave an elegant recep
neigh at her home on south street, eomp'ihen'
hitting to Mr.. and Mrs. Emison Chanslor. on Tn
at the day evening, the l4th inst. The hostess
horses assisted in receiving her guests by her 10
sense aud accomplished daughters, Misses A
ed the aud Bette. At II o'clock an elegant
per was served of meats, salads. ices.
The dining room was beautifully decora
". p. In the center of the table was a large epe
Ter has filed with candies. fruits and flowers,
,omery directly over it, suspended from tue cha
mnany lisr, was a bell made of evergreens, sn
ire the and immortelles. A heavy rope wreal
sd that smilax was dropped and festooned arr
the table. Among those present were, n
zansas Jennie Grimes, Wallace, Atkinson, ID
ftop E.. Clagget. Winsor. Graves, Jessie Atki'
srrison Mrs, Frank Bowman, Mrs. Buford A.C
uas for Mrs. Emison Chanslor. Messrs. M. s
,,.,,,if a.. Wilson, Afford, Bishop. L. McCaus
week. Sturees. Henson, B. A. Chinn, F. Bow
,u,.doe Young, 8. Serat, and E. Chanslor."
10 error A gentleman 10 this city received tn
lowing letter from James R.A.Shipley.v
many of in the penitentlary, a few days ago.
otel, on Friend:-With much pleasure l writ
Friday. these few lines to inform you that na'
prove forgotten you all yet. l am well vii
ing bro exception OF dyspepsia and catarrh I
d. We getting worse on me all the time. The c.
serious. IA working in NY head, so I can hardly
i'd war. It at times. The rest of the boys are al
saw them all Christmas day. They
TO-, Jan. looking we'll except Butler Barker. !
register. been complaining for sometime, but ia
Staffer, now. Washington Is SIS fat IS a hog,
It Thurs happy to think he only has eight n
AZ after. LONGER to stay here. l wish l cou
"a livery I only had s months longer to stay he
to ride a and instead of that I amt started on n
have not vet. and what hurts me is hsye that
that they serve and don't know what for. / q
* by the as innocent Of the charge Is me Judge
sentenced me. Amt it hard. when
"a during I was innocent and then have to SUI
t Si05, 900 what others done; and doa knows l
But as his in five miles OF them anu kne" hothih
,se of the 1t, only what ! was told, and can p
and l hope you all will find out SOM
ships, the YOU have not already, that ] had nc
Dot q little IL. only as old Wash did. That is til
pie are in trLtb, If ever the truth was toia' anu
N if times me to think that l have TO suffer I
.ctions In others done, You told me, comini
se of the bore, that il would be no trouble fl
get my time commu;ed, but ] don't
GLOWING I cannot do it myself, aud is there an
lyance Will irving? Wi Mr.. Blackwell help Mt
nv friends Tor il / try will he do anything aga
You csn 90 cut where was born an
ks old. in and YOU cannot hpd a man that can
.n;no. Mr.. harm of me only in th:s ;ronble,