Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
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Stock sale next Monday.
County court next Muaiay.
Qusii time ended last Thursday.
Friday, February n~lnih-srand ball ut Ar
cana hall.
Let Bob White alone. he is q free man
until next fall.
Next Monday will be stock sale day. ..Dont
You forget IT,"
The ferry boat commenced business Il. ain
Last Monday night.
Prairie chichen. are out OF season, and
have been since lie lst inst.
If you want 10 sell anybody or everybody
come to town next Monday.
The county court will Meet in regular ses-
sion next Monday. February 9th.
Remember the grand band bail at Arcana
hall on the evening Of February ninth.
II you Kill game cut of season. the sporting
CLUBS are sworn to have you prosecuted.
Lexington bands grand bali, Friday night.
February 9Th Geni!cmeu's tickets 81. Ladies
free.
Buy custom made boots and shoes. they
arc the best and cheapest, at Conkling Il
ReeLing'-. II.
II YOU want : Piano. Organ or Singer
Sewing Mayhiar. write 10 VIM. Bird. Lex.
lngtcn. No. If
Nr. Green Bedford viii b. II the stock
sale next Monday with some OF bis line
Berkshlres and bronze turkeys.
The Lexington silver Cornrt band viii
give Il concert and bail IT Arcaua Hall on
the evening OF FRIDAY. February 9ih. l>.1.
Remainder the monthly slotA saIe> Mon
day Feb'y 5th. II You have stock. imple-
ments or any thing else for sale bring ii in.
The weather during the whole week
was 50 baImy that the bees emerged from
their winter quarters and hummed around
in quite lively style.
1t IS said Weston acquired the habit OF
fast walking by being collector for Il news
paper. He left the business on account OF
the adoption OF the casL-in-ldvance system. !
= Mrs. RI d. Hirrt, will sell al public auction
on Saturday. Feb. ~, 49,. horses. mules.
cows. reaper. cultivator, cider mill. corn.
hogs. &c. sale TO be ON the farm. hear Wei
hngton.
The Rail. county Record says that any
man of family who says lie IS too POOR TO
take and pay for his home paper. should be
indicted by the grand jury for obtaining q
family under false preten.eS.
The famed house for pretty print, is
Coukliug < Beedlus. This firm does not
buy Its caiicoes blind. a. is u,ual!y lone by
other houses, but selects each piece with IS
much care, ta,te and judgment as if they
cost Slo 3 yard. 1t.
Here il an example worthy of initiation:
"MessrI. >tuiebacker Brothers. extensive
wagon manufacturers OF South Bend. Ind,
and ST. Joseph, Mo. make 4 present TO each
OF their employers, annually. Of 8 subscrip-
ton Of a weekly newspaper, the paper being
selected by the recipient
Ii you have Il good mich cow that you
want to sell. bring her in next Monday. We
want one, and 80 DO several Of our friends.
A great deal of corn is still ungathered.
having been for a long time covered with
snow. II is now come-at-able. and should
be romplly saved. as We may have another
winter in store for Us before spring.
Found--sOme weeks ago i package or dry
goods was left in DR.. Gordon. office, con-
sistiHg of several yards of striped cotton,
dark colored aud red calico, a box OF horn
buttons and card of sgate buttons. The
owner eau se: the goods by calling at this
office.
The ConserSator. of the 9th inst. tells Z
an attempted robbery oi The post office ST
Richmond. The next thing we will hear i
that some one has complim-ntei L newsps-
er office by buTglariz;ng il. Ii il.ey rob tuis
office they Will go away destitute Of cash.
unless they take our deril-John Ca.h-and
if they steal MIN for hi. beauty they'll drop
him at the first Iamp-post.
Watch the DAFT printed with your name
npDD the rngrUip n fbs u.,ar II rp,IIr.teS
the time to which you have paid. II you
wish the paper continued after that date, be
prompt in remitttng. or We shall be forced
to discontinue It, which we DO not like 10
do. Our rule OF payment IN advance must ;
lie strictly enforced If enforced at all, aud ,
We cannot do I credit business for subscrip- ,
tious. If .
Mr.. Mulsey, of kau>a. CITY, the owner
OF the mare, Chiqu,ta. well known to all our ,
lovers OF the turf as u very fast running
animal, has received a challenge from Mr.. 81
james + Barki-y to run against either OF
his nass Jack Hardy or Belle Barley. any .
dash, from tx" 10 five thousand doll trs. at
Houston, Austin. Galveston. New Orleans -
or Dallas aud proposes, if the challenge ia i
acce Hsed, 10 pay NJ. Mulkey's stable fare
and railroad fare Tor the mare, rubber and =
rider. This is a bold and liberal challenge. :,
We have not heard whether it will be sc-
cspted. :.
y grand bali will ne given by the Le1ing- =
ton Silver Corn"t Band. on the evening of -
February 9th, 1877. at .Arcans Hall. The :,
very best music and prompting that can be !,
obtained Will be furnished on the occasion. :.
the evening the Silver Cornet Band, /
under the leadership Of Mir. Geo. Zeiler. will !,
discourse some OF their latest and bes; ;.
selections. There will be a refresh -
ment table, iurnishs! with tee cream, =,
c0nfectioneries, fresh oysters, in every style, l.
hot coffee, sc. Ambulance to hall, gentle :,
men p. Ladies free. Iefreshment extra. ;,
A magnificent line of ca>sim' rs for gents >
ami youths suitings at ConklIng Il Beed-
1t.
Read In another column the advertise Ct
ment OF the sale 70 take place at the farm OF Il
Mr.. Lewis Neale, in Dover township, on c
February 20th Is76. There will W
be offered: ) work mules, . work horses. u
tins blooded bull. > year, old: / milch cows, IL
, beef cows, : calves. 4 Poland China brood d.
sows. l fine Berkshire boar, l farm wagon, | u!
double buggy, l grain drill, l Champion bl
reaper and mower, together with a large lot OF
of plows, harness, ami other farming uteu- b,
and implements. houshoId and kitchen p:
furniture, &c. Terms. sums under SO cash, pl
over that amount SIX months credit. There IA
should be a large attendance at thi. sale, as Sc
he stock offered is good and the Implements. st
all in good order. q
We dropped in at the popular jewelry W
of Messrs. Grimes e Venahle. Thurs it
day last, and were rewarded Tor our visit BY SC
being shown some of the most beautiful RI
gold heads for canes which we have ever N
Ieen. There were chased octagou heads,
round heads, Crom welllan. curved crooks
whatever they may lie. az we never heard
Of . straight crook-trotter hoOfs, Landscape
.rooks square heads. horse heads, dog heads.
they were very pretty heals, gol,len and "
lneiy carved. tit 10 support the equity steps a.
,f a toa riCIpt They We're all turned out ~
~ those princes III jewelers.. Simons Bro 4 bl
Philadelphia. The prices ranged from b.
BIO to $50. Messrs. G. & V. are ALWAYS up y,
o or a little ah- adj of the times. da