Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-30
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SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Catron has a new thorough
red heifer calf from his Jersey COW.
klsyis & Allstadt Will sell you mems boots
-. Inv a. nor psir- sep3O-3m
Don't be humbugged; go to Saunders fol
10 best and latest style photographs oil al
- dec9-tf.
No paper will be sent by mail from thi'
lac. after January l, 1877, unless paid IL
ayance. u
kIo.t-Ou December 21st. a lady's slipper.
l. finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t al
6 office.
Z YOU want q Piano, Organ or singer
wing Machine, write to VIM. Bird. Lex
gton, Mo no'@o''i
NSarrison Grange will INSTALL Its officers on
maxi Saturday, instead OF Monday, as hereto
fore announced.
Hserie's lunches and beer cannot be beat
anywhere. Call around this morning sho
Try them for yourself.
ffyou want good and cheap boots and Shoes
don't miss going TO Conkling i Bleeding.
They have lots OF them.
Step in and look at Conkling d Beeding's
beautiful line wsterproofngs, and see how
! cheap they are selling them.
FARMERS do not forget that Conkling &
Beedlpg offer for less money, the best Gus
tom made boot in Lexington.
The circuit court adjourned last Saturday
until the next regular term, which will be-
gin Oh the first Monday In April.
English Double Plush Lap Robes; no one
should be without one who ownes a buggy
or carriage, at Conkling Il Beeding's.
We are -ef.ring Immense bargains this
weak In q large aud beautiful line OF table
linens, towels, napkins, &c. Conkling q
Bedding.
Buy a pair OF those Iron Clad boots for
yourself and son, if you want something
that will last /; to be found only at Conkling
3 Beeding's.
The ssbonanza" for everybody this week
n In blankets at ConklIng s. Beeding's
They are closing out the remnant Of their
stock at poverty prices.
Call and see the great drive. Conkling
- Bedding are offering you factory made
Jeans and ~fannels, the best for wear and
durability, you can buy.
Davis 4 Allstadt will sell you q handmade
lDD0L, InIOuXuOuts - VI, ohu "dAAohs sSA
paar. If they do not prove good. come and get
saother pair, free of charge. sep30-sm
Do not be "Bull Dozed' by any bankrupt
Or auction lodges, but come to headquar-
tsrs for your cheap dry goods and boots and
shoes, at ConklingI& Beeding's
The Concordians have sent . petition to
the county court, praying that their place
may be Incorporated n a town. 1t will no
doubt be done at the next session.
SSHaYis & Allstsdt have the most complete stock
- boots. shoes and hats ever brought to this
14erket. Give them a call and save your money,
<l16f hey sciu not be undersold. sep3O-3m
Ees others talk and blow as they win.
davis q Allstadt will remain here still;
Ind IS for being undersold, there is no such
word for them; they have goods at your own
prices. scp3O 3m
= . call the attention OF the stockholders
! the Morrison W entworth bank to the ad-
vertisement in another place for a meeting
70 elect directors, which will take place on
Wednesday, January 10th.
The Leiderkranz ball will come of next
Monday night at Arcana Hall. Admittance
for members so ceuts, other persons 81. II
o want to enjoy the best hop of the season
4xo to Ludw1gs and get a ticket.
= A communication which we have received
eenesrning ga difficulty between two BROTH
err violates our rules of publication in
several respects. We shall preserve 1t for
the Writer. whoever he may be-no name
was furn lshed.
Nj. Willis Chandler, brakeman on the
narrow gauge railway, had the misfortune to
slip while in the act of coupling cars at
Buck ner last Wednesday; his right hand was
eaught between the bumpers of the cars and
SERIOUSLY crushed.
6hawls and blankets. Our large and mag
nileent stock was bought direct from manu-
lecturers, and We are Offering you special
Bargains in those goods, withone of the finest
lines OF shawls and blankets in the state to
select from. Conkling u Bedding.
The next regular meeting of Harmony
Grange will be held on the first Saturday in
January, 1877. An installation OF officers to
serve during the year Will take place tina,
day. Members are requested to be on land
at fair grounds by 9 O'Clock in the morning.
Mrs. Frank Msnis. of Middleton town.
ship. was killed last Saturday, by falling OIL
uhs door OF the porch of her dwelling, and
1u5king her head on the corner Of q project
t1g step. cracking the skull at the temple.
W regret not having more OF the particu-
Afs Of the sad accident.
Ladies, we call your attention to the
greatest novelty Of the age, THE CORK COR
Act. Firm, flexible, unbreakable. Insures
perfect comfort to the wearer. No bones
Areakins and cutting of the fabric. The
most sensible, elegant article ever worn.
For sale at Conkling l. Bseding's.
The last gun of the old year. Now
friends and competitors, let US alone. If
We sell goods at so cents on the dollar.
that's our business. Hoping that wisdom
may beget peace, and that all the world and
the rest Of mankind may be happy until the
next centennial, Is the desire Of YOUNG,
.RATHELL 4 Co.
zeuhscribers failing to receive their papers
I week. and who have not paid In sd-
hnee, must not blame US. We have given
biz warning to all that the cash in advances
1stsm will be strictly enforced after the Ist
Of January. and we shall consider 1t
- notice that the paper is not wanted
Whsre payment is not made be-
fers that time. We have furnished the
paper to d%slinquents just as long IS We are
able to do SO without serious loss to our
selves, and therefore cannot afford to wal,
any longer for pay. ALI must be servei
alike, and all piH be served alike. There.
forsrpay up if you want the paper.
The Christmas gathering of the Sabbath
fehool at Wellington. was in every respect
an enjoyable affair. The free. presented
sights delightful to infant eyes, and many
sdults felt grateful for remembrances hang
ing thereon. The attention Of the audience
was called at an ea;ly hour by the superin-
fsndent, George W. Terrell, Esq, and the
school, under the efficient leadership of Mr..
JohnA. Moore, sang several %beautiful songs,
which were wellreceived. The work of dis
tribution then began, and as the excellent
committee had made provision for every
child connected with the school, all re.
turned to their homes with brighter ewes
and happier hearts-and the work of swap-
ping knives begsn next morning.
A. the editor was cemiug out of his gate last
Thursday night, about 8 O'Clock, on his way to
Wsrk at the office, he met a friend whom he se-
eosted with. How are you, John; 1 thought 1
: knew you before you fairly came in sight, by
POUR walk" "Well, said he,n don't think
u Know this walk. 1t amt my walk, it's
snother walk. Pm taking q little Christmas