Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-25
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SHORTS.

Regular services in all the churches
tomorrow.
Best XXXX Flour in town at IS 81
per sack, for sale by G. Gruber & Bro.
Judge Jno. W. Waddell, of Lexington
Mo-, is at the Southern.-[St. L. Rep.
Buy Garden Seeds by the pound Oh
ounce of G. Gruber & Bro. f19-3w
Horse and Jack bills neatly and e1'
peditiously printed at this office. tt.
Don't forget the regular meeting OF the
county Grange on Tuesday, April 18th
For Sale.-A desirable residence on
South street. Apply to NJ. F. Royle'
Mr.. Dan. Triggg. OF Ray county. died
in Golden City, Colorado, a few days
since.
Presiding Elder Milton F. Atkissor
will preach at the Methodist church to
morrow at the usual hours.
Special bargains in Ladies, Mise:
and children's cotton hose at Kriehn 6
Wilker's cheap store, Franklin street.
If you have Walnut lumber to sell,
address a note to E. Washburn, III
West Kinzie St, Chicago, Ill. m1S-2w
New ruches, handkerchiefs, collars
cuffs. ties, gloves, etc., etc., at hriehr
& Wilker's cheap store, Franklin street
A column editorial in the Register
dedicated to the democratic meeting. Oh
what a squeal was there, my country,
men.
The celebrated princess" kid gloves,
two buttons, only 9Octs per pair al
Kriehn & Wilker's cheap store, Frank
lin street.
A bleached muslin as good IS "Fruit
of the LOOM or ssLonsdale," at 11cts
per yard, at Kriehn & Wilker's cheap
store, Franklin street.
Wherever republicans have the pow
er they elect nothing but republicans
where they are in a minority. or nearly
so, they abhor party nominations.
A bran new Grover & Baker 500 sew
ing machine for sale at S25. Never
been used a particle, and warranted Al
represented. At this office. tt
The Probate court will meet on Mon.
day, April Sd, in regular session. The
docket Is a very heavy n and will &C
cupy the court about three weeks.
The Register says that Mr.. Ahrens
is one Of the most effici ent and honora-
BILE city officers we have ever had. Its
head is exceedingly level on that propo'
sition.
A good many of the young men il
last Saturdays meeting were bald head
ed and gray bearded, and among othel
disqualifying conditions happened to be
substantial working citizens.
The democratic meeting on last Satur
day night sent an arrow, quivering inte
the Registers heart. If pulled out, the
cruel barbs will rend it unto death ; if
pushed through ii will prove none the
less fatal. 1t is a sad case.
The next regular meeting Of Harmo.
ny Grange. 66s, will be held at Maple
Glen school house on Saturday, the
first day of April next. This is also the
next regular feast day. Let all mem
ners be on hand at 9 o'clock in the
morning promptly.
A republican convention to nominate
candidates for city Offices will be held al
st. Joseph on next Monday. Those
republicans are a naughty setoffellows,
and the Register should Immediately
telegraph them that they hadn't ought
to do 80.
We return our thanks to the st. Louis
Times for a magnificent colored picture
of the bridge, custom house, masonic
hall and chamber of commerce of St
Louis. The buildings are all a credit tt
the metropolis of the Mississippi Valley
and the picture is a credit to tho Times
The Sedalia Democrat of the 21s,
inst, contains these personals: Franz
Trigg, Esq, circuit clerk of Lafayett,
county, went to Jefferson City lastnight
Alex. Graves, Esq, prosecuting attor
ney of Lafayette county, went to thu
state capital last night.
The board Of equalization, consisting
of the county judges, assessor, survey
or and county clerk, will meet in tn
courthouse on Monday, April Sd, an,
continue in session until all bushes
which is to be brought before it is dis
posed of, when the county court vii
meet In regular session.
On our first page will be found al
article which was printed some month
ago in the Louisville Commercial abou
weather prophesies. as indicated by tn
goose-bone. 1t is we'll worthy of peru
sal. and we would advise our farmer
to cut it out, and try the experiment
next year.
Garden Seeds-We have now in stock
on sale a large lot, both in papers and i
bulk, Of LanaSeth's celebrated garde
seeds, to which we would call the atter
ton OF those wishing seeds. We ais
have a supply of d. NJ. Ferry s. Co.
seeds. Call for Landreth's Rural Regis
ter Very respectfully,
j. A. QUARLEs & Co.
The past few days have not been of
character to put n in mind of the r,
freshing comfort of outrageous folias
on a hot summer day, but we woule
nevertheless, ask the citizens of LIE,
ington not to forget our injunction
make an effort this spring to beautil
III city by planting cut shade trees
every available place in yard and stree
Several persons were a~rraigned befol
the Recorder, during the week, ft
running teams inthe city without iicens
Some of the parties pleaded guilty. ]
the case or Lee Atkinson, which was TIRE
by court, a fine of five dollars was impc
sed. Appealed to circuit court. In case
w. I. Cannon, tried by jury, a fin
of five dollars was imposed; appealed
circ uit court. In case of VIM. F. He
dolff. tried by jury, verdict for defendan
Messrs. Wilson & Ballard, opposit
Dutch Row, wish to call the especi
attention of our people to the large stoc