Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-19

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SHORTS.
A man of judgment-the sheriff.
Mrs. Roth. wife of Parson Edwar
Roth, is still quite ill.
Oak or Holly Leaf visiting cards s
this office. The very latest agony.
Col. ]. T. Child and lady, Of Rich
mond, were in the city last Monday.
Jas. Zeiler broke out with the measle
while at the festival Thursday night.
Democrats turn out at 1Oo'clock to-day
and select your county Ct mmitteeman.
Ecru lace ties. Basket . les in the new
cream shade at Conkling & Beeding's
The "Bird Concert" cleared S4S rs
This is quite creditable to tho managers
For new styles in everything, ladies
should ALWAYS go to Conkling & Beed.
ing's-
Farmers miss great bargains by not
buying their dry goods of Conkling &
Bleeding.
Rev. I. L. Smith will preach at the
Woods school house tomorrow, at !
o'clock, F. NJ.
APhiladelphia man gained four pounds
weight in mi week by eating oatmeal.
Make an oat of it.
just received, from New York,a large
line of collars and cuffs, in the new
styles, at Conkling & Beeding's.
There is a man in New Hampshire
who sends fourteen of his children to the
same school. The rest are too small to 60.
Elder Tennison, OF Miami, is expected
here to continue the meeting at the
Christian church commenced by Mr.
Clarke.
Young & Russell have bought the
transfer business of the Pacific road from
Chanslor & Co. We wish them every
success.
Miss Sarah Sommerville. whe has
been quite sick with measles, for the
past week, is, we are glad to say, i'm
proving.
To keep up with the recent decline in
cotton goods, Conkling & Bedding have
made great reductions in bleached and
brown domestics.
Do not forget the democratic meeting
at the court house to-day, at 10 o'clock, |
to select a member of the county COM
mlttee, for this township.
Rev James Madison, of the African
Methodist church, keeps up the interest
in the revival, which has been in prog
ress there for some time.
The great Partisan kid glove" in all
shades, for only one dollar, at Conkling
& Beeding's, who are sole agents for the
paris Kid Glove Company"
A young couple in Quincy. ILL.,, intend
to celebrate Washington's birth day by
getting married. Elder Clark will re-
turn home in time to assist them.
Mr.. H. W. Winsor returned, YESTERDAY,
a two weeks trip through Saline
Carroll counties, in the interests
the Lafayette Insurance company.
VIM. Dixon, a colored miner, sustained
a compound fracture of The fore arm, by
falling of coal in the shaft, on the
18th inst. He is doing well, and will
soon be about again.
We are glad to that DR.. B. {
D. Ragland aud his son, who have been l
a very critical condition, with pneu- 9
monia, are both much improved and in
q fair way to recover. ~
There is enough rock broken in the I
'alaboose yard to complete tho macad- c
lmizing of the square on Franklin street '
Ash and Oak streets, and three 7
'r four pets are adding to the pile. {
In another place will be found 4 notice =
# a musical entertainment which will 9
'e given by Mrs. Cover and the yeung.
aides of Central Female College.on next D
friday evening. They deserve and G
hould have a large audience. q
Five Lexington ladies advertise in the =
City Standard for hus- =
ands. If they will publish their wants
i the 1ntelligencer, we think they can =
nd the desired article in short order :.
.atronize home institutions, lad les.
An interesting meeting has been 60 =
ng on at the Christian church for the +
'ast week. Elder Clark, of Quincy, Ill, lie
occupying the pulpit. Large audiences 4
ssenble each night to hear him. The A
meetings. will be continued till to-mor- q
DIV night. Preaching tonight, and at g
usual hours tomorrow. Everybody =
invited to attend. n
The two cases of smallpox which j.
1ere at the pest house were discharged L,
lily cured over a week ago, and we are G.
lad to say that there are no new ones. L,
he city authorities, DIR. Watson and nj
#. Russell deserve the thanks of the h,
Immunity for the prompt and wise II
leasures which they took to prevent the R,
bread Of the disease from these cases, NJ
'hich came here from abroad. 10,
A proud young man, by the name of Vi
oteler, was e%ndeayoring 10 have half a VII
ad of coal carried up stairs for fifteen T.
nts, when two Main street merchants. Gl
'e a jeweler and the other a dry goods Pc
!, urged him to carry it up himself. or w
to carry it up for HIM for so CT
Not dreaming that they would
it, he said "all right" when the afore- .
id two proceeded to sell their friend "
t just thirty-five cents worth by %totiup
g coal up. We are sorry that we MI
re not around, as that thirty-fve cents enl
presented exactly layers. do,
The Christian church, in this CITY, has ;.o
ways been so badly troubled with an Inc
40 that - h., Ii