Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1876-04-08
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SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Call and gefLandreth's Rural Register.
at j. A. Quarles & Cos.
Best xxx Flour in town at $3 81
per sack, for sale by G. Gruber & Bro.
Horse and Jack bills neatly and ex-
peditiously printed at this office. tt.
Buy Garden Seeds by the pound or
ounce of G. Gruber 6 Bro. f19-Sw
The communication on finance from
ian old merchant" will open next week.
The prettiest Prints IN town are to be
found at Kriehn & Wilker's cheap
store. aprf-2w
Mr.. S. L. Cheatham shipped to st.
Louis, on last Monday, Sc head of fat
cattle.
Miss Florence Price returned from
three months trip to Weston, on last
Saturday. .s
County correspondents will please
read paragraph in another place ad-
dressed to them.
Mr.. John D. New is having a new
portico placed in front of his residence
on Franklin street.
Our merchants and business men have
cleaned up North street until it looks
quite respectable. ...-
One hundred yards Crash at 12A cents
per yard, (worth 1s cents) from auction
at Kriehn & Wilker's. apr1-2w.
We hear from all parts of the county
that severe colds and pneumonia are
prevailing to an unusual extent.
John j. Hall was elected mayor of
Waverly, last Tuesday, vice A. H. Offut.
s'Gen." Scott was reelected marshal.
A great many young men about town
were induced to wipe off their chins
and pull down their vests. last Satur-
day. .-H
Mr.. Jacob Newland, of Middleton
township, sold last Tuesday, to James
Harrison, 4 head of cattle at $50 per
head.
Mr.. McAffee, of Middleton township,
sold on last Friday, IA head of fat cattle
to James Harrison, at At cents per
pound. ~. ..,
For Ladies only-Something new and
ssnobby''-the Centennial Prints; to
be found only at Kriehn & Wilker's
cheap store. ap1w2.
Mr.. j. T. Graves. Of Middleton town
ship, sold, on last Tuesday, to Mr.. James
Harrison, 90 head of cattle at 81 80 per
100 pounds. .s
Alpacas and Mohairs from ten to twen-
ty cents per yard cheaper than any house
in Lexington, at Kriehn & Wilker's
cheap store. apr1-2w
Mr.. Charles Lewis, Of Middleton
township, sold on last Tuesday. to Mr..
James Harrison, 8 head of cattle at A
cents per pound.
Communications from MAYHEM, Ma
con, Pleasant Prairie and Dewitt were
received yesterday; too late for publica-
ton in this issue.
Remember!-Youc can get better bar
gains in boots, shoes, hats and caps att
A. Kriehn's famous store than anywhere.
Call and be convinced.
Do not buy boots and shoes, hats and
caps, until you haYe examined G. A.
Krlehn's new spring stock. You will
save money by calling on him. aprl-4t
The young mems democratic club mel
last night at the court house, and ad.
journed until next Friday night on &C.
count of Miss Jeanie Patterson's reading.
The carpenters work is completed on
the '.Ardinger store," and the painters
will soon complete the job. 1t will ther
be one of the handsomest store rooms in
the city.
The following named gentlemen wert
elected, on last Monday, as trustees o
the Elizabeth Aull Seminary: w. G
McCausland, j. F. Hassell and Georg'
Gordon.
MIR. S. NJ. Shamel recently purchased
of Samuel Wilson, farm in Davi'
township, near Aullville, part of th'
old Matt. Taylor place, containing 2Ot
acres, at SIP per acre.
Mrs. Pomeroy will shortly commence
rejuvenating the Tevis corner. A mod
ern front, new shelves and counters
lowering floor, g., are some of the i'm
provemsnts contemplated.
Mr.. J. H. Kelly. of Sni-a-Bar town
ship, recently sold to R. NJ. Sparks 1
head of fat cattle at Al cents per pound
and 20 fat hogs at cents per pouud
all to be delivered on the first day g
May.
F. D. Smith was reelected schoc
director for the Prairie Church district
at the election last Tuesday. This is tn
third or fourth time he has been electe
to that Office, and must give geners
salts faction.
The coal shaft is again running to II
full capacity, supplying the railroad, q
usual, with an unlimited quantity {
black diamonds. We hope it may col
tinue to lido so some more." at lea
until the end of the present hard time
Work will commence soon in repai
ing the business house lately occupie
by Davis & Alstadt, opposite the cour
house. A thorough sverhauling, {
rather rebuilding, with all the medel
improvements will be given it.
A mass convention of republicans hs
been called to meet at the court hous
in this city, on Monday, May 1st, at
O'Clock p. M, to select delegates to tt
state convention which will meet at Je
ferson City ON Wednesday, the oath ds
of May.
J.L. Marshall, Wellington, has ju
received large stock of latest styles
stationery. including centennial, gra
lite, PLAID, rep, scotch, colonial, ct
paper and envelopes of all shades. AL
full stock of seeds, stoneware, tinwar
groceries &c. &c.
We hear that Mr.. Jno. w. Conard al
family, who left Pleasant Prairie neig
borhood for California some twenty da,
ago, have been detained at Ogden I
snow. When last heard from they we
at that point. all we'll and as merry
Doscihlo nndar tho ciroup, afo noao