Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06
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SHORTS.

Mrs. Hollis. OF this city, is da~ngerous-
" ill.
The Foster house, Oh Franklin street.
was sold last Monday to Mrs. Stapp for
$1,000.
We see by the Herald that Mr.. Chas.
B. Krumbholz is in keytesville organ
iZing a class for music lessons.
George Maitland, Lexington's apple
merchant par excellence, has shipped,
up to date. twenty-five car loads ofchoice
apples.
There WAS q regular meeting Of the
SI.eiderkranz. on last Monday evening, Mt
which it was determined to incorporate
the society under the state laws.
Last Sunday evening the bell On the
Methodist church was upset while
being rung. and that Is the reason ii
did not ring the second time.
J. l.. Marshall. OF Wellington, has
just replenished his stock OF drugs and
added several other kinds of goods.
Read his advertisement in another
column.
In Squire Beck'S court, Monday,
Austin Anderson, colored, VS.. John and
James Galloway, 4 replevlin suit Tor
hogs, the verdict was in favor of de-
PENDANTS.
A. J. Hall has removed his law office
from the room formerly occupied by
him yer the Lexington Savings bank,
to Wilson's new block, opposite City
Hotel, over Keller's clothing store.
At the mex meeting of MAYHEM
Grange, No. 81, OF the 3rd Saturday OF
this month, an original address will be
delivered by the lecturer of Washington
Grange Let every member be present.
w. j. FERGUSON, Sec'y.
Isaac Patterson, u citizen of the south
ern portion Of the county, showed us a
ruta-baga of his own raising, which
weighed eight pounds. A pretty decent
tnrnip, though not the largest we have
seen this year.
On Monday there was an alarm o.
fire in Old Town. caused by the partia
burning Of a small frame building occu'
pied by a colored woman named AM
Burton. The damage was slight. ant
has already been repaired.
The Franklin County Observer say:
that Hon. Jno. B. Clark, jr, is nov il
Tat county developing II quarry of yer,
hne building rock. The paper say
that the quarry promises to pay well
and that the company is already shipping
large quantities to other markets.
Some unlucky fellow dropped his jug
Of molasses on the pavement. in from
of Mr.. Jas. Lowry's gate, last Saturda,
evening. As Mr. Lowry was washing
off the pavement he was heard TO ex
press the wish that folks would be NOR,
careful in dropping molasses jugs.
Messrs. Young & Hill. who have jus
: purchased the stock Of S. & /. Summers
propose laying in a large stock of good
in their various lines. and will be happ,
to see all their countr friends. Thes
gentlemen should be encouraged. q
they are reliable. honest business mer
A portion of their fresh stock is expecte,
to-day.
List of Patents issued to inventors @
Missouri for the week ending Oct. 2t
1875. and each dated Oct. u, 1873
Lever Power, ii. Bell, Edna; Drill
Planter and Roller combined, S. Brown
Lebanon; fitting Chair, S. Hoffman
ST. Louis; Combined lame and Collar
7. Love, Waldo; Tool Handle, J. Sears
St. Louis.
Which is the wOrst-to be indicted h
the grand jury for something of whic
you are not guilty. oil to be incarcerate
in the calaboose for something of whic
you are guilty: Will the local of ii
Register please answer? Should h
answer the above in Il satisfactory MAJ
ner, we may have other questions to as
next week.
In r~e-arranging our books, a few day
since, we came across an old forgotte
- volume, The Young Clerks Guide"
four parts, or an exact collection
choice English Precedents. The Doc
was printed in London in 1852. 1t
supposed that Englishmen cannot exi
without precedents, we therefore me
ton this so that il any unf0rtuna
Englishman in this vicinity should
short of the article he can call on US t
y supply. They are not damaged
age.
The opening day Of Messrs. Conklir
& Bedding. last Saturday. was a gra
: success, and their store was crowd
with customers and sight-seers '.fro
early morn to dewy eve" The sto
of these gentlemen. all fresh. new. a
OF the latest styles. is peculiarly suit
10 the Lexington market, and tn
prices, as will be seen from their n,
advertisement to-day, down to suit I
purses of %grasshopper grangers u
others. If you have not looked throu
their stock, do so ii once and be hapI
All ingenuity is 20 confined to t
east. nor all the inventions to yanke
Mr.. JnO- A Lockhart, who resides
Wellington, in this county, exhibited
us recently an improved horse sh'
which he invented. and on which
has applied for 4 patent. The imprO'
ment consists in adjustable toe q
caulks. When these wear out, as IL
quickly do On hard roads. they can, il
moment, be removed and new mes
serted without removing the shoe fir
the horses DOT. In many sections
rhe country this will be a great de.id
alum, and We hope Mr.. L.Ockhart v
reap substantial benefit from his n
shoe. A sample can be seen At
hardware establishment ofMr. Schaefi
meyer.
Mrs. S. P. Arnold, the wcll-kno
and universally popular milliner, corr
oil Main and Cedar streets, will open
dav. for the inspection of the ladies
beautiful assortment of elegant MILNE