Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-30

Go to Wilson's. oppesIte CITY Hotel


County and probate courts meet Monda
at Wilson'S. sept 80
/ The prOtracted meeting at the Method
church is still going OH.
t Boots and shoes cheaper than ever befor
known, ut COnklln. Il Beedlng's.
f Go to-day to Wilson's clearing out sale.
+. Bargains is the order Of the day. $50
Hereafter there will be no Sunday tral
: on the Narrow Gauge. This is right.
Skinny is now the popular game with tt
boys, and crooked sticks and sore shins al
common.
John Quandt is very low from rheum,
tism Of the brain. He is not expected I
recover.
Heating and Cooking Stoves cheaper tina
have ever been offered before In Lexington
at jim Zeiler's. sep3Ot2
A small amount OF soda used in the dis
pan is u wonderful aid in making the dishe
look clean and bright.
All kinds OF tin, sheet iron and cope
work done TO order, anu CHEAP as til
CHEAPEST. sep20t2 jim ZEILER.
"Look out for your lives and property
the tramps are coming is the startling an
nouncement In another column. Read it.
The largest and most varied stock of no
tions ever brought to Lexington, can be seel
at Conkling & Beedlng's. Direct from New
York.
A magnificent line of Carpets and OF
Cloths, direct from New York-the very
latest styles-just received at Conkllng 4
Beeding's.
Wilson is determined. If possible, to cleal
out his entire stock of %dry-gOods. Dom
lose such a rare chance of securing chesl
dry-soods. sept3O
Administrator and others will save them
selves and the court a great deal of trouble
by examining the probate court docket
published to-day.
A New Citizen any one can get acquainted
with, by calling on Jim Zeiler. He war
rants her to treat everybody right. She
Is perfectly beautiful. sep3Ot2
L mean it. have the largest and best as.
sortment Of Heating and Cooking stoves in
the county anil | don't intend to be under.
sold. Give me a call. JIM. ZEILER.
What has become of all the change? The
merchants have none, and the banks won
give 1t out if they have it. 1t is thought the
circus must have carried it all of.
Twelve car loads Of wheat, 2S5 bushels to
the car, were shipped from Wellington to
this city Thursday and Friday, for re-ship-
ment to st. Louis by the Missouri Pacific.
Better examine your furnace fiues and
pipes before you start up for the season.
LOU may save your house by the operation,
and tighten the fire insurance companies
burden.
A flock OF partrldges made their appear
ance on the streets Thursday evening, and
The boys were considerably excited for a
few minutes until they found that the game
law was in force.
MIR. +. Grosha, who has been confined to
his room for nearly q year with rheuma-
tlsm, Is able, by the aid of crutches, to occa-
slonally get down town. He Is, however,
very feeble yet.
The Lexington Library Association will
hold their annual meeting at 9 O'Clock Mon-
DAY morning, October 2, at their room over
Eneberg's store. Those interested are re-
quested to be present.
Harmony Grange No. 66s, will hold its
next meeting at the fair grounds, on the
first Saturday in October next. A feast Will
be held on that day. Let all member be GU
hand at 8 O'Clock In the morning.
Mr.. Merrltield has recovered q watch chain
when was stolen at the time his house was
robbed. 1t was found in Kansas CITY.
through means OF an anonymous letter.
The chain was highly priced as a keepsake.
Have you examined that mammoth stock of
dry-goods of every description. direct from
New York, OF that popular and progressive
firm opposite the courthouse. OF course
we mean Conklins i Bleeding! II not. call
to-day.
The woman who began September l to
for a fall bonnet has now selected the
frame, expects to be able to choose the rib
sons by the first of the month, and if Moth
ing happens, the whole affair will be done
10.
Tomatoes have been in use In this country
about fifty years, but there are only about
Seventy-hye women in the entire United
otates VINO know how to cook them. Every
who reads this will swear that she is
oue oi the seventY-hve.
hugh L. Wilson makes the important All.
nouncement in to-dsy's paper that he will
close out his stock of goods at a great sacr,.
ice, for the next thirty days. Read what he
has to say in his double column ADVERTISE
''There's money in it."
Work upon the culyert in the bottom
north of the west wall on North street, is
progressing well. The pond above the cul-
vert will be the favorite skating place this
for the boys, and will be much
smoother and safer than the river.
some OF the young ladies at the Bap fist Semi
nary were badly frightened one day last week
frof. Glmbel had been handling q shot gun, and
nad put 1t down. or was putting:it down, when
IL went of. They all thought they were shot.
out tho gun was, fortunately, only charged with
The widow Wilkinson, living in the .sChat
Ewing neighbOrhoOd,' has lett at our off,
very hne specimen of corn, raised by her
little crippled son, Bennett s., by the aid of
'niy one oit-the two breaking the land,
planting and blowing the corn without as
'ist ance.
we have heard one or two persons ass rt
hat there was a frost on Wednesday morn
ng. Prof. Tice predicted this some time |
go, anil has again proved the correct
less OF his theory. just think of q person |
sunstruck on Sunday, and Of frost
Tuesday night following!
Robt. N. Smith, some time last week lost
rom bis finger two plain gold rings, of no
pecial value to the finder, but which are |
priced by Mr.. Smith on account of
nelr associations. The ti.der will be liber-
lily rewarded by leaving them at this Office
II at the drugstore Of ID. W. b. Tevis.
John Zeiler caught a little darkey tapping
lis till last Monday. The boy gave his name
- FELIX Atkinson, and admitted having
the act two or three times. The
10Y Is about II years old, and was turned
yer to Superintendent Hill, who put him in
he calaboose. He was badly frightened.
nd it may be a good lesson for him.
President Eames and Director Walker
'uckner, OF the Narrow Gauge, were In the
ity on business Thursday and Friday. and
aid US a call. They assured us that the
mango OF time on their road, as mentioned
the lntelligencer of last week. VIII soon
e made. This is as it should be. and our
can then hope to secure some or
ne coun try trade which heretofore has been
breed to Kansas City.
MIR. George Humphreys died at Fulton. n
wv days ago. He was born in Virpipia IN