Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-23

santa Claus lotto know all men b' these
Christmas gooa in great varieties at ConklinE
s Beeding's.
Get your sweetheart II present. at Conklins
Il Beed,ns's.
Lsdies' Shoes from 90 cents . pair up. at
Conkling b Beedlg's.
Nine ounce Doskin Jesus only 50 cents, ut
Conkling & Beedig's.
Seven spools otgood Thread for IS cents, at
Conkling & Beedls's.
Seven spools of,ood Thread for % cents. at
Conkling & BeediY's.
seven spools of good Thread for IS cents, at
Conkling Il Beetiny's.
Conkling & Beeding's Notion Department IS
replete with Chritmas goods.
10 sHELF-woRNa auction goods. but new fresh
ones at ~Conkling & Beeding's.
Ladies should not fail to see the new CORK
CORSET atConkling 4 Beeding's.
Conkliig 4 Beeding's Notion department
is Ieplete with Christmas goods.
Rough aoe your hor.es unless you want to
break youIneck the first sleeting day.
See lhoss elegant French embroidered Sets.
Collars AMI Cuffs at Conkling & Beeding's.
The big ush at Conkllng Il Beeding's shows
that the people know where to getcHEAP oooDs.
For farmrs the 'tWA BooT'' knocks them
all. They are to be had only 1t Conkling i
Beeding's.
1t Is no ue TALKING. Conkling 4 Bleeding
are knocking the bottom out OF high priced
BOOTS and soEs.
If any flrm- in this county is without an ice
house now is the accepted time to make H.
Nothing pays SO yell.
When our gods become sHKLF-woRN, We
pack them up ssssend them to the suction men
4 st Log will give you An idea what
,~arstfon E:s,NNSs Bews,e OF auction goods.
tc1nkling 6 Bee, pss
Bill Gill will s5read q neat lunch al his saloon
Gu Tuesday n,rniue next. Everybody is in
vired to call around and refresh the inner nan.
There will be III abundance OF fresh beer and
other good things to drink. Don't you forgeti
Husbands, ii you want to make your wife or
daughter presents buy them something that will
be OF service to thes,a niceDress. q pair ofshoes.
handkerchief Shawl. Nubia. Knit Sack. &C..
| all of which are % Ice found 1t Conkling i Beed-
lng's cheap casi store.
Conkling 4 Bedding buy their goods direct
from New York. therefore they are prepared to
| sell them .tprices which will convince you Or
the folly If buying OIL auction goods. sald
auction Ionds once being The property Of now
deiunct merchants. and we're shelf-worn by
! them ,eiOre they were thrown in the auction
room
Tn following are The nance oil the pupils Of
the First Ward school who have been TN the
''b)nor rolf for the month OF December: eth
g~rde-Ada Billiard, Peter Hale, Bonnie Bin
c,e and Willie Lee; Sth grade-John Leisiski,
Jimmie Bo, lware and Annie Gillen; I'd grade
Annie Bliucoe, Mary sigwart and Minnie
Saunders.
Bili.Han,lst 10 the Notwithstanding vendor Of
viauds that We have sysr known. He soIue way
can get away with more stock than anybody in
town. The ladies all like him-espsciaily ths
young ones; tell it not where his wife can hear
it-and his establishment is always crowded.
Last Wednesday, he received 10 antelopes AID
other game, and by the next evening he had sold
ont. He is looking for . fne lot Of antelope.
buffalo and other Wild game to-day. Go and
see him..
We took the pains on last Monday to visit the
several school houses III the city, to see whether
or not the doors were constructed according to
law. The Brooklyn the .ter fire has shaken US
up SO thoroughly on tho subject, that We imsg-
inc we see the little ones. in case of an alarm of
fire, crowding to the three-foot doors. closing
them by the pressure OF the throng, and being
CElpbleu ~ iuJuicu ia consequence. AhSAS -
not . door in any Of the school houses which
conforms to tho lsw-they all open inwards in
stead OF outwards. We call the attention of the
school-bosrd to an act of the general assembly.
approved March 9th. 1872, and II it is net COM
piled with, we shall deem it our duty to bring the
matter to the attention Of the next grand jury
through these columns. The outer door Of the
court house also needs re-hsngiax. and the
connfv ennrf ahoulh have n done mDne RtelY
The State Grange, which met at Moberly
last week, elected the following officers;
Mister, Ashbaugh, of Randolph Overseer,
HcAfee, of Boone Z; Lecturer wilson of Cape
4irurdeau; Steward, Cochrane, Of Lawrence;
Assistant Steward, Mr.. Still Chaplain. 4
X. Allen, Of ~Ironton +; Treasurer, Snesd, o.
Pettis, reelected; Secretary. Coffee, Of
johnson /: Gate Keeper, WelIman, OF Cas-
Ceres, Mrs. Weliman, OF Csss ; Pomona
Mrs. Hale. of Clinton /; Flora, Mrs. Shores
of Howard; Lady Assistant Steward. Mrs
McCracken. Executive committee K. z
Roach, of Monite.u; DIR. Hamilton, of Ray
We are sorry that we were not furnished
with the initials Of the several persons men
toned, but give them ~ sent US. III
session was = lengthy and important one
the constitution and bylaws were revised II
many particulars. An interesting address
was delivered by Or. Wallxce, Of the Stat
University. Mr.. Price of st, Louis Was re
tanned as purchasing agent. Mr.. Hull q
stock agent, and Mr.. Child Of Jackson, Wa
appointed us general state agent. We sr
indebted to the courtesy Of Mrs. Henry {
Chiles. OF this county, for this item.