Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-02
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SHORTS

The sLord" Dramatic Troupe IL eApse'0
in the city next week.
Davis & Allstadt Will sell you mems ooo's
a., n.r rair. sep3O-3m
There will be q select dancing party a'
Harmonic Hall next Thursday night.
staining, for braiding and emoroloeis'
hv Nrs. O. +. Potter, Dutch Row. dec2-ot
The thermometer went down to within L
d.orees of zero on last Thursday morning.
Hur invenile friends are utilizing thelr
goat teams by hauling on dead hoSs "'n
them. +n,s
No paper will be sent by mail from TINS
office. after January l, 1877, unless paio III
If
advance.
One inch of snow fell on old mother farths
Ion in this vicinity on last "Wednesday
morning.
Capt. VIM. X. TrIgs has been quite Ill ior
some two weeks past with an a''a'A
bronchitis.
If Won want a Piano, Organ OF singer
Sewing Machine, write to VIM. Bro. Lex
ington, Mo ~
Mir. !. W. Broomfield. of Hastings & Co.,
St Louis. was in town Thursday and frioas
of this week.
IT YOU find a house where Dry Goods are
,o,d for cost, come and get still cheaper par
gains at H. J. E. Ahrens'. uee
Mr.. A. G. Steele, ,or Jackson county, a
cousin of County CLERK Steele, was III 'ne
CITY on y visit last Thursday.
County Court DISCRETIONARY, Misceia-
psous and licenses; Tuesday, School business
and claims: Wednesday, Roads.
All who appreciate Fine Pictures gase
Frederick q call. Third floor In the NC
Csusland & Bedford's building.
Misses Zuls and Sallie Brightwell have
eone to HarrIsonburg, Rockingham county
Va, on a years visit to their reiatlons'
II you find a dry goods house where tne
..sottom is knocked OUT come and get SUN
greater bargains, at II. j. E. Ahrens'. oec1
Thos. L.. Wilson has opened > new game
and poultry store on Main-Cross street. All
kinds of country produce bought ana so'o'
Davis 4 AIlstadt have the most complete stoek
of boots, shoes and hats ever brought 10 'his
market. Give them a call and save your money
for thew scill not be undersold. sepS0-'ni
II YOU ind a dry goods house where Rooa'
houoht at auction are made q specially
come and get still cheaper bargains al NJ
~ .L..,. dec2
Services at Maple Glen school house VIII
Ia discontinued for The winter, the DAY
being so short that Mr.. Kerr does not nav
time to return for his evening services II
Lexington.
Mr.. Krause has been commissions as SUI
veyor and e x-oficio road and bridge com
ryKo .l1rosc of nregent is ION
cordia, but he speaks of removing 10 LIZA
ing at an early day.
John CIowdsley, and his sister Mrs. Gussi
Cummings, got here from Minneapolis las
SATURDAY.. Mrs. Cummings will spend tn
winter with her fathers family here, an
return In the spring to her home.
The Baptist mite met last night at In
ra.idence of Mr.. John d. New. 1t was
pleasant OCCASION, as are all reunions unoe
his hospitable roof. The meetihg was u
late for a more extended notice in this Issue
Mr.. Ouarles has decided to dlscontinu
nre.ching at Prairie church, at least LOT
time. on account of his health, and the ba
roads and cold weather. This Will loud
less be a great disappointment to the Col
9reestion, but it is unavoidable.
The passenger engine of the freight tral
m the Lexington & St. Louis railroad wei
into the pit of the turn table at the dep'
In this CITY on last Monday morning. Mast
Mechanic Holcroft came up from Sedai
and snaked 1t out in a iify, and 1t went
Its way rejoicing
The residence of Mr.. Jos. b. Silver, u
miles south of Lexington, was destroyed
fire last Monday night. The building -"
a total loss, and but q few unimporta
articles of furniture were saved. lnsurah
on building $4,000. on wearing-appar
furniture and silverwsre $1,000.
Overcoars at cost by M. Gratz'
MIR. George Schooling, of Schoolingvil
in the eastern part of Davis township. "
have q sale of stock, farm implemen
vehicles, household utensils and small toe
on Monday, the 18th day of December.
persons IN need of such things will do "
to make a note of this sale, as Mr. SCHOOL,
has good stock, and q valuable lot OF imE
ments. He will make his home in Lexl
ton immediately after the sale.
Overc0ats at cost by M. Gratz
The Brewery on Franklin street is nea
completed, and Its proprietor, Mr.. Honm
tells us that he expects to have q No. l. o
Gle OF home brewed beer by the middle
next month. We wish him. as he deser
for his enterprise and Iberality, abund
success in his undertaking. Quit drink
10 much whlskey, and drink more OF
beyeraeewhich cheers but does not inebrl
good Lexington beer.
The following are the names OF pupils
the first ward school, who have been
feet In recitation aud department during
month of October. End Grade-Annie Il
coe: Ord Grade-Mary BuIware, Emma Z
9TH Grade-CarrieM Marshall; 9Th Grade
Leisiski; 7th Grade-Bennls Blincoe. 4
Klee. Those during the month Of Norem
3rd Grade-Mamie Blinc0e, Florence l
Fannie Bennett, Willie Mars; 4th Ora
Carrie Marshall, Robert Lee, Rotie 1ngl
Nrs.Anna Hopkins, whose death we nj
in another place, was the wife OF Mr. J
Hopkins, one of Waverly's most resps
citizens. She died of paralysis, aftel
illness of some two weeks duration; she
Loving wife q sincere christian LADY,
her of the NJ. E. church southland was
loved by all who knew her. She was
pently q charitable woman, and the poo
waverly have lost in her an earnest
loving friend.
Davis & Allstadt will sell you q hand,
boot, throughout, for s., and warrant
pair. If they do not prove good, come an
another pair, free of charge. sep3O
Quite q severe accident occurred at v
ler's furniture factory IN last Tut
whereby Mr.. Rudolf Nicholas lost o
his thumbs. As he was working at
eulsr saw his hand came in contact vii
and it severed the thumb little allow
Joint, which necessitated the amputati'
the metacarpal bone-the bone whict
tends to the wrist. The operation
performed by DIR. Watson and the p
il doing well. There is little use of poi
amorsl with this instance, as accidel
the sort seem to be unavoidable, st
publication may render some persons
careful and thereby prevent a recurren
like accidents. anu We hope that our
.sfour fingered Mich" will take es
warning.
Let others talk and blow as they will,
Davis & Allsladt will remain here still
And, as for being undersold. there is NJ
word for them; they have goods at you
prices. scps
Now don't get mad II your paper 1,
come after the LIST day of January. an
to US that we ought TO have known thu
would pay the flrst time you were in
and happened TO think OF 1t. That's L