Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-14

The second story of the brewery building
going up rapidly.
The only elevator in town is in operation 1
tine brewery building.
A slight sprinkle of rain last Wednesday nigh
NOT enough, however to wet the pavement.
The pond at the new fill, near Main Cros
street, will make 4 fine skating rink this winter
Western bananas are now ripe, and there is
large crop of them this year. some people ca
them pawpaws.
Mrs. DR.. Laws, of Columbia, arrived her
last Wednesday, upon a visit to the family Q
Judge W. T. Wood.
Mrs. Jno. Tilden, of Chicago. daughter g
Martin Slaughter, is here visiting her friends an
relatives in this county.
Most of our pay ements need repairing. !
few good brick set in the proper places woul
make the walking much better.
No use talking. The cheapest and bes
line of white colored BIankets is to DO foun,
at Conkling 4 Beeding's.
Tornado Jim is now freight conductor on til
Pacific between Sedalia and Chamois. He l
popular wherever he is known.
All the yards in town look like they wer
haunted these dark nights. 1t is nothing but oil
clothing wrapped around flowers to keep oil
the frost
Xenopbon Ryland, of our city, was elect
ed Grand Master of Missouri by the NJ lsoni
Grand Lodge, at its late session In ST. Louis
Don't forget to attend the lectures of Prof
Dowland at the courthouse Tuesday and Wed
nesday nights, for the benefit of the Library AS
ISOLATION.
Ladies', If you want comfort, elegance an,
durability ask for the ''English Channel
hand made Shoes, to be found only at Conk
ling Il Beeding's.
Ont OF the negroes now under arrest a
Brownsville, charged with the murder o
Frank Barnum at that place, on the nigh
Of the 9Th, is reported to be Lewis Anderson
formerly of this city.
Mr.. VIM. Taegtbuehring has purchased from
IJne. LOngdon the property on the southwes
C 'rner of Franklin and Ash streets and is max
ing considerable improvements, preparatory t,
removing thereto. The price paid was 81 ,OO
cash.
Mr.. Stewart Summers has lately placed a
new fence around his lot, corner Main eros!
and Franklin streets, built a new stable anC
wood house. and generally sfixed up'' the
premises. A needed improv ement.
Best calicoes SIS cents, at Kriehn s. Wilker's,
Franklin street.
Judge ''Tass'' Ryland, the eldest son of tbs
late Judge Jno. F Ryland, is visiting friends
and relatives in this city. He is accompanied
by his Wife,. His daughter. who has been here
for some months. will return with him to Cal.
ifOrnia next week.
Having secured q ''carpet machine, enables
us to offer carpets at prices which no competitor
can meet; from a small sample. we can produce
In a few moments n carpet sufficient for the lar.
gest room. Call and see 1t work, at the Centen-
NAL store of Young. RathelI d Co.
The Kansas City Journal ascribed the
death OF Frank Barnum to suicide and an
unpleasant home. Mrs. Barnum, his widow
replies through the Times, showing that his
home was one of the happiest to him, and
that unquestlonably he was feully deal,
with.
Best calicoes 81 cents, at;Kriehn & Wilker,s
Franklin street.
Peace Declared. upon the principle of common
sense, which is this: When you go cunning, 20
where there is game; when you 60 shopping. 20
where there is goods; when you go fol- bargains,
go to Young, Rathell & Co. Centennial Store,
and get twenty yards of good calico Tor one dol.
lar-gsod style calico eK cents; extra TX cents
choice 8 cents; heavy brown sheetipgs TX
cents; bleached %cottons, fancy brands, such MS
Lounsdale and others equally as good 10 cents.
All other goods we will sell you at correspond.
insly low figures. Ours shall be the cbeau
house of Lexington.
Best calicoes 81 cents, at Kriehn & Wilker,s.
Franklin street.
MIR. William Jenkins, the notice of whose
ueatn appears in to-day's paper,
was one of the very earliest settlers of Ley.
lngton. having imm1grated to this place from
Virginia in the year 1889. There are but
few left who were here when he came. and
but a few years at most will elapse before
the others will have passed away. He died
al the residence of Capt. Geo. G.. Keith. his
son-ln-law, near Wellington. on Wednesday
morning last. and was buried in Machpelah
cemetery, near this city, on Thursday even
ing.
Best calicoes 81 cents. at Kriehn & WLker's.
Franklin street.
There are now ten prisoners in the Gala.
boose, and Superintendent Hill is happy
The prisoners are five gentlemen and five
iauies.- One gentleman was a roustabout
on COOKS circus boat, and was gobDled for
gobbling the chickens of Mr.. Easter, and one
was taken in for disorderly conduct. Three
of the gentlemen are coIored boys, named
Berry Gates, Lewis johnson and Frank
Martin, arrested for gambling on Sunday
The ladies are all colored beauties, and We're
arrested for disturbing the peace. Police.
man Hill took in all of the gentlemen prison.
ers, while Marshall Taubman escorted each
OF the ladies' to their pres ent boarding house.
1t seems that the colored population are
about to monopolize their share of our public
Institutions. We call for fair play.
Best calicoes 81 cents, at Kriehn & Wilker's,
Franklin street.
The Criminal court has been in session here
during the entire week. and business has been
put through in Judge HIPS usual PROMPT and
business-like manner-the court at all times re.
curing parties to suits to be con time'' to the
minute. No lengthy cases have been tried, and
at the present writing business is fully up with
the docket. The following cases bave been dis
posed of: State VS.. John Prock, dismissed:
state vs.. Crumpley. defendant dead; state VS..
Ann Williams, plea of guilty of petit larceny.
Judgment one day in county Jail; state vs..
Lawrence Knott, case dismissed at cost OF
prosecuting witness, James d. Jennings; state
VS.. Robt- Smith, tried by jury, verdict moi
guilty; state VS.. D.. G. Doty, auctloneering with
out license, tried by jury. verdict not guilty
state We. Warren, Hogan and Boswell, distu rb-
ing religious worship. plea of guilty, fined 81
each and Costs of suit; state vs.. Jno. s.. Barn
hill. selling liquor on Sunday, plea OF guilty,
lined 81 and costs in each case; state VS.. ID.
Dierking, grand larceny, cause tried by jury,
verdict not guilty; state VS.. Thos. Young-nolIe
pros; state vs.. Henry Filing, nolle pros; state
VS.. Frank Bruder, selling liquor on Sunday,
plea of guilty, fine of $40 in two cases; state vs.,
Jonn Miller, same, two cases, same fine; state
VS.. Palmer, nolle. The cases of Eugene Phelps
and Geo. Demasters were continued until next
term. The court last evening adjourned owe,
until Monday next. The following is the PANEL
OF grand jurors: Jno. d. Robinson, foreman
Charles Beale, Joseph Christy, Charles PAYNE,
Robert Russell. Lucius Weaver, Thos. Lake
Wm.H. Bellamv, F. Erdman, BID. Weeden.
j. d. HarwOo and Evan Young.
To Farmers.
Before buying your fall and winter supply
of Boots and Shoes call on Eckle and lool,
through his fine stock, which he propose to
sell at bottom prices.