Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1876-04-08
Bell Ringers Tuesday night.

1ueSu2y.
Mr.. Quarles is improving the fence
about his residence.
We regret to learn that Gen. Boteler
is again quite i'll.
Do not fail to hear Miss Patterson this
evening at the court house.
Miss Patterson will give another liter
ary entertainment this evening.
Landreths garden seeds IS cents per
dozen. at J. A. Quarles & Co.
Every body can go to the next circus,
jnst to see the animals. you know.
The pavement. on the south side of the
Presbyterian church has been repaired.
Go look at the circus bills on the south
side of the court house square. They
are huge.
Do not forget the musical entertain
ment at the Baptist Female College, on
next Friday evening.
There are three meek-eyed colored
cyprians pecking stone in Mr.. Hills
pleasure garden.
Thomas S. Ysrby. of Marshall, for
merly Of Lexington. is IN the city at
tending circuit court.
Marshal Brant and John Taubman
have been called on to become candi-
dates for city marshal.
Business in the circuit court this week
has been working along smoothly, and
is up with the docket.
DR.. T. S. Smith, last Thursday. re-
moved quite large tumor from the
eyelid of Mr.. G. w. Lowell.
DR.. Keith tells US that the wheat in
his neighborhood is looking better than
he ever saw it at this time of year.
The Presbyterian Concert and Festi-
val to be held at Prairie church will
take place on the evening of May 5th.
Clean up your yards and the street in
front of your premises. The city will
haul off the dirt if you place it in piles.
Mr.. T. B. Clagett has just received
an importation of goods direct from
England,::via New Orleans. Good for
Lexington, and good for the all water
route.
The Leavit Bell Ringer Troupe will
exhibit in our city on next Tuesday
evening. They are highly spoken of by
local papers where they have been, and
should have good house.
Messrs. Kriehn & Wilker will, in a
few days, remove into their old stand
in order to extend their present building
twenty five feet, when they will have
the prettiest and most convenient store
room in the city.
Miss NJ. Alice Smith, who has tor the
past five weeks been visiting friends and
relatives in Ray and Clay counties, will
arrive at home this morning, and the
young men in her neighborhood will
again put on their best looks.
Messrs. O'Maley Bros. have complet-
ed the sheds in their lumber yard. on
the corner of North and Main-Cross
streets, and their lumber will commence
to arrive next Monday. See their ad
vertisement elsewhere.
Lists will be found at Messrs. Crime.
& Venable's and L. R. Smiths for sub
scription to stock to the intercollegiate
Association All friends of education
in the city ara invited to subscrib.
promptly, Sc that examinations may bt
held at the end OF the present collegiate
term.
The stock sale, on last Monday, wa.
a success in spite of bad roads. Some
thirty horses were sold. beside othel
animals and a considerable amount O
household and kitchen furniture, farm
ing Implements, &c. The sale aggre
gated about $4,000 beside the privat,
transactions, which were considerable
By private letter from Mr.. Alt.
Kierolf, Of tho Carrollten Democrat, W.
learn that he is suffering extremel,
with sore eyes, and that his left eye ha
been nearly out for two weeks, an,
will have to undergo a very painful op
Grafton. His many friends will be paine,
to hear this sad news.
| DR.. J. N. Keith, of Sni-a-Bar town
ship, met with an unfortunate los
yesterday. He rode in from home on
fine bay gelding, about eight years old
and put him in a livery stable. In
short time he was told that his horse ha
the collie, and in spite of all that ceul
be. done for him the horse died. DR.
Keith is in town to-day afoot; will som
friend give him lift home?
The Independence correspondence c
the Kansas City Times. OF the 11th inst
contains these personals: John ]
Austin, Of Lexington, is registered {
the Merchants" "Rev. j. F. Corrins
ton was back in town yesterday, and hi
large circle of friends here will be gla
to know he has been returned by the
Louis NJ. E. Conference to pastoral duti,
, here"
RI We have received letter from a cit
zen living near Pleasant Prairie, bitter
+ complaining Of tho discontinuance
the postoffice at that point. He say
that a wrong has been perpetrated c
! that community, and that the off,
should be re-established, as 1t accor
r modated quite large neighborhoo
n He adds that the discontinuance WI
made without word of warning
5 explanation, and that the people the
are at loss to know why.
1 "Gratz" IS never behind the time
e His goods always arrive on time, h
: purchases are just suited to the marke
y and his prices a little lower than IL
lowest. The consequence is that he h
IT a large trade, many friends, and h
# customers always go away satisfied
l. every particular. His spring stock
;. now here, and he is prepared to astoni:
o all at the bargains which he is prepare
}, to offer those wishing anything in his lin
Hats, caps, coats, vests, pants, trunk
d gentlemen's furnishing goods. &C., &,
l. almost given away. Call and see hi
s Immediately, and get first choice
Y goods.
e "What in the world dc. you expect
s do with all this clothing?ni is the gener