Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

Prairie chickens are IN season.

FTa!rI" chickens are IN season.
Picture frames male to or,Icr at l;onneii
y. tees.
call at ''"rktin. & i, eAia2'r and buy L
Isrt>oi At cot.
september his an II" IN It, :" prepare
your mouth for oyster,
silk fr1ng4s, silk laccS, ribbons and Yak
laccS at cost, ut MyCau>l,n,i y Rrdfor'f>.
The Lexington base ball club will play the
Aullsill"> to-day. at AuiIriiIc. at O'Clock.
We call attention to tnr local notice. else
where. headed Fine Paintings AT Auction.
Without regard t" pr"ht l. the way they
al" >AcrinrluG .nu,i>r ,"nkiInGA IirrdIuG :.
john Irilrr aw.y> Kills tat sheep and
h,eNr>. CIV" linn a call Il SUu want a really
choice piece OF meat. i
Remember we make a Speciality o: boots
aud shoes aud are now Offering III. "driN">.
C"nkIIng X Bn,,l, NJ.
the river n thr> point stood Yesterday
attrrn""n AT tsrr inches annN" 10" water
maxi. Failing >i""ty.
We aIr >ti!l Offering bIS bargains III dry
goods. boots and shoes tn"r,ci 10 mahr room
Tor our immense fail stock. ConhlInG y
Breeding.
: ' i'N'4N WIN III u So''' a." ~
murruA should stop at John Iriier'> shop,
conner Nam and Laurel, and Get -"Inc nice
fat beet OF mutton.
Richmond tun>rrNitHr:-W took i peep
al the road made by capt. Thomas. neat The
depot ii North Lexington. and must say
tIst he has m.lr Il neat JOB.
Or. x. r. Rose, of ito>r HUI, Johnson
county has = card IN to-day, issue I" which
Ne cIIl the attention of those afflicted with
chronic diseases. All our o.d ciliIeu> viii
rtmeml-r "t;-n' Rose Give him \ trial.
Mr.. =. l.. smith WHO advertised >Ulnr lost
stock IN The Inle!Iigenccr some time ago
tells liz that hr found item the u-Nt Monday
! ai1rr the advertisement appeared i postal
card reaching him telling OF their where
abouIS.
Ehe T.. Auii SenIinary requires 4 uni
form dress, which II ior sllIng aud -stIniner,
White dress aud white hat, trimmed with
blue; tor tail and winter, BLACK alpaca
dress amt black hat, trimmed with black
and ~>ralirt.
The Elizabeth AuH seminary Is being
thoroughly Renovated. Mc>sr>. Bonnet X
Lee are The successful bidder, Tor furnishing
IN" al pilItI- ] MY uafV ~ many 49,
uiui patterns lett, Which they are closing
out at surprisingly low rgure-.
The blowing DOai> have passed this place
since our last: p-Guid Dust, Eth. took
1000 bu>het. coal; Fannie Lewis. 18TH. took
Ion bu>tlel, coal. Down-Arkan>a>, l+tn:
f Florence Meyers. liIh; Ashland. llIh; Gold
e Dust 18th. took :IUr bushels coal.
; The L.. AuII Seminary requires i
written eXamInatiou, uecupy lhS l iuiI day
on each one Itiit studies OF the colr>e. Nc
one receives the general diploma until :
written examination has been successfully
passed on every -tudy OF the COURSE.
The -. Louis. X ln,as city and Northern
railroad ha, on sale excursion tlrhet> Il
Cleveland at SO. and at low rates to Denver
e Pueblo, Colorado Sprins-, Canon City, Col.
:. and 1t. Paul. Mimi. ;. +. Ingram, Iiie poiIt
), agent. Is always ready to give necessary III
. formation. Office opposite CIty Hotel.
b. The r.. Auii seminary has L full an
t excellent faculty. Mis- Ntttle WAll'c" II "
the Christian church, Miss sue Tr'=s of IA
.e Episcopal. II Ia, one of the hest mu>I
II teachers In the state. Mrs. S"uIware mold
e The piarp where she first won her just!
:. deserved Iauiei>. Mrs. tIutchi>on has prov
l. en- herself without u superior A. l matrum.
I'd Go to HounrIl x Ices Tor your rlctur
d, lrIlnes.
of Last Saturday evening Capt. TUFTS nti
lie went out to have ! game of base hal on tn
IL PoIucroy mnn Quite u number
y spectators We're present, and Capt. lrlg
Al picked a nine from III" crowd with which
III beat Capt. Tut, but ni> expectation, WEI
not realized. A. ;hr score stood. rutt- min.
Id u; Tr2g', nine. I. only. seven imnin.
were plav-.i. his II The tir>t p~rlrtto" @tn
M since the organization oil HE club, and til"
iy pluN ing WAS very =""t.
~ Mi. \. f.. HtrwItr'> rc-Iisn e.. about
re miles above LcNIngton. on til" I,u~ OF tt
nj Narrow GaUgc railroad. caught fire from
kitchen fIue last "Wednesday night, Al
III burned to the ground. Nothing w;i> >aE,
ct but Two bed, aud l little wearing appirt
re Mi. Hewitt wa insured in the PnrrlN
oi Hartford. Thomas >taudl-n aGrnt.a- folio"
GA GA dwelling. S>'n: On household AMI kite
NJ en- furniture. $50: on smoke h0u-s $50. an
II. nn provisions Sli1. Total sI.1jN.
n' Farmers should examine those "-ldd
!- e,m" boot At C"nkliug ~ BeeiiuE',.
~ -. r
he iugt"u. AMI manager OF tAr R"elsterl-ttl
ny tried to get NY deputy, 10. B""mrn to -
al. I, rr.tiou-iy copy i list OF IcNie> | had mac
III 20 that he might solicit The parties 10 the =
,uu e~cuflnnS to have the ADVERTISEMENTS publ.
I'll. ed IN The Register = >hrritt @. NJ. M"ul
JOYS card. The po-rtnI~trr general s:lou
look after this matter. \ man who Vol
or try 10 persuade an officer TO urake surrep
IA. tfous Use of his surerlOr'- papers i certsiI
on not 10 be trusted with Otter peoples Iette
t,y Gall and --r the cheap boots and -I"r-
IN ConkIing Be-diug'-.
tile The Register begins q%uarrels with I
he. papcl and then impndentIy publishes
IN, tracts from other papers saying that We
mt, vote our space to aHu>iug it. For We
OF after week 1t INDUCES in petty abuse tows
-. Us, and we let ii 30 unn0tice but when
mi last our patience j. exhausted and We ST
IAN Matte their til-enoOd- as they deserve. II
call II bluff" and personal abuse
NAV a. we'll learn, soon a. late, that the II
lis. has ua--ed wien little radical clique
De- tli> city can dictate 10 Lafayette coun
ier- II 1t desires to put its ''postottice rim
-w: against what it call. the"court house rims
up We VIII. IL IL eau treat W. III p'ol"i W
Oh tssy. calmly discuss the relative merits
go the two "circ!e-.
d Nowhere are to be found such bargains
arr being offered BY Conkiing X Beeding
We looked through tho Elizabeth A
seminary a day or Two ago, aud were or
tied TO sec how great i change Tor the bet
tue had taken place in the few week- that
see mechanics have had it IN hand. From
htS cellar to the g,rret, and from the front d
We 10 the fence in the rear, the iiOor>.
ady walls ia. rriIiup- The w.iuscotIDps.
cutters. the pipes, the ci>tern>. everyth
'c'' ha> been renovated, repaired and reiitl
e oi The outer wall, of the building have b
III" painted i light and tasteful col"r, The ro'
''o'' are being nicely papered. and the wood W
'i nuinteL. The dinlng-room Is a large, ch
iaf' fui room the study ha!! j also large, W
|ed' furnished and has good iight. The ci,ati'
o'u to be occupied by the young Ladies' are
.iLli' lighted and ventilated. with all the requ
oti'' maufs for health and comfort. In fact,
IL IL did not see \ badly ventilated room III
.S''e entire building. which is admirably al Il
'teN for the purpose TO which II Is devoted.
u .rOundS-whlch are very prptty-arr b'