Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-25
Do not forget to read the advertisement

see notice of lost diamond ring. Bring it
to this office and get the reward.
Read Conkling Il Beeding's advertisement
on this page. There is "reform'' In it.
Petroleum v. Nasty is expected to Leliv-
er a lecture in Lexington about the eth of
December.
If the saving Of money is any object these
hard times, call and buy Boots, Shoes and
Dry Goods of Conkling & Bedding.
Golden's dramatic company Will be in our
city for the holidays. 1t comes highly rec
commended by the New York papers.
a sherIf's posse and the city police force
were on watch all last Thursday night for
the James boys. They didn't catch 'em.
Spurious silver twenty-five cent pieces
are said to be in circulation In the east. They
may reach here soon. Look out for them.
We sell our Boots and Shoes for less profit
have also Dry Goods to sell. Conkting s.
Beedlng.
Mr.. Davis Duck has recently removed to
this place from Wellington, and established
a boot and shoe shop on MAN street, below
the Limrick bank.
Miss Nellie Allen entertained a number of
her young friends last Thursday night, with
an old-fashloned candy pulling. The young
people had a merry time of it.
Next Thursday, Nov. seth, will be thanks
giving day. There will be the usual thanks
giving services in the churches in the city,
and a general demolition OF turkeys after
wards.
Never known before. 1000 yards S. b.
Dress Prints at 5 cents. 10000 yards STAN
dard and best Prints made, at g and ! cents.
All goods at the lowest prices. Read our
advertisement. Young, Rathell & Co.
The Catholic festival will take place on
Wednesday, December 9th. at Arcana Hall.
The following gentlemen are managers
Hon. b. Marshall, James Lillis, E. Allen,
Jno. Taubman, Adam Toeppe and Thomas
Gibbons.
MIR. Bethel, who drives a team for Fred
Meet, had a rib broken one day last week
by having a bale OF hemp to fall on him.
While very sore, he is walking about, and
will be well enough to resume work in .
Week or two.
The Rev. Abiel Leonard will preach to-
morrow in the Episcopal church, In this city.
On Sunday, Dec. 3. Bishop Robertson will
~oficiate in same church morning and night.
At the second service he will administer the
rite OF confirmation.
A prOtracted meeting was commenced at
the Presbyterian church in lIigginsvills on
last Thursday evening, presided over by Or.
l.. iantiss and Rev. X. p. Kerr. 1t is
thought that it will be continued throughout
the next two weeks.
We regret to hear that Capt. w. A. Redd'.
babe was, yesterday, IN a dying condition,
at his home in Waverly. We hope a change
for the better took place. 1t is hard to par
with beloved children, no matter how shorl
a time they have been with us.
Til LeiderkranZ society had q pleasant
reunion at their rooms last Thursday even
ing. We We're there but a few moments
and a friend promised US memor anIum O
the evenings exercise, but having failed t.
furnish it we are limited to this bare notice
MIR. VIM. J. Morrison returned home las
week. He left his friends Carter Temple an,
Henry Herr on q rancho which they had pur
chased. some forty miles from Trinidad, do
ing we'll, and satisfied with their pros poets
Mr.. Nor rlson proposes to return to Colorad,
next Spring.
Mr.. Robt. Wilson, deputy assessor TO
Washington township, has shown us hi
map of the township, showing accurat
plats of every mans land. II every assesso
were to follow this plan, errors in assessment
on land would soon be, to u great extent
things of the past.
MIR Af Rranf for a lnnn finn FIJI "A; n; m
marshal of this city, has removed to Kansa
City, where ha expects to go into the be,
business. Mr.. Brant las many friends here
and he will no doubt form many in his new
home. He ia a correct and prompt bushes
man. We wish him success
In its issue of November 18th, We find \ leads
entitled "the county election which we thin
was written by Capt. Lesueur.-IRsgister.
What right had you to think SO He di
not resume charge of the paper until las
week, and then he placed his name at til
head of its columns. He did not write tn
article.
The following are the names of the pupi
of the second warI school who have been o
the honor roll four weeks: eth grade, Augu,
ia Mehl. Anna Weis, Octavia Lesueur; Ct
f grade, Virgie Hall End grade, Mary Brio,
Also, spelling. James Aull, Emerson Char
slor, Charlie Taubman. Isaac Ryland, Fran
Adamson.
Mr.. e. o. Grimes fine SOW gave birth
eighteen pigs Il few days ago. There al
seven of them still living, and MIR. Grim,
, feels proud OF her. He says his sow b,
n given birth to more pigs at one time tbs
, any sow In the United States, except keI
lucky, as he has heard of one in that sta
which only stopped at twenty-five.
Mrs. Potter, in Dutch Row, has, in come
tion with her confectionery store, the col
j., est little dining room In town. We stepp.
in the other day and tried those large fire..
oysters, and we know they are as fine
were ever brought to this city. She keel
:, the best Of fresh candies, cider and oyster
!, and sells them at the very lowest prices.
The Library Association will give an ente
= tainment of some sort, before Christmas, for I
purpose of raising funds to buy books. 1t ii
- laudable purpose, and should be encourage
ID The character of the entertainment has not be
decided upon, but we think a musical and !
erary affair would be much enjoyed by our DC
( pie, and that it could be made THE entertai
ment Of the season. Festivals more proper
belong to the churches. We hope our litera
> and musical talent will volunteer for the occ
N sion.
p' The names Of the pupils who have be
IL on the honor roll for the month of Move
~ Der at the Third Ward school: SecoI
~ g~rade-LOttie Taubman, Agnes Smith Sal
Mediation, Charlotte Morath, Jessie Ora
:" Frank Atkinson: Third grads-Emma u
y Laura Winkler, Bette Hainkle, Jessie !
kinson, Amelia Fisher and Joe Fritz; Foul
" ~grade-Emma Walk, Alice Walker, Augu
kellerman, Julia Harvey, Fannie Allen a
g William Stewart.
On last Wednesday afternoon there wa
of quiet wedding in Dover township at
On residence of the brides father, Mr.. Phi
to Shoemaker, Rev. Mr.. Kerr officiating. I
al contracting parties were Mr.. F. G..
q. RrIghtwell and Miss Mamie Shoemaker,
as attendants MIR. David Rallston and NJ
r. Mollie A. Shoemaker. Tho newly wedt
to couple have the best wishes Of a large cir
We welfare. We have to thank them for tn
he polite attention to this office. May tn
IL lives be long, and their pathway sire
he with the roses of prosperity.
OIL Mr.. LucIen Wright left at our office
m few days since, u hand of beautiful. bril-
tobacco which Is a credit to him as "a plan,
n and TO the soil which grew it. 1t is II II:
ou and bright ramplc. which would work W
In cigars or for WRAPPERS. 1t is of