Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20
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SHORTS.

Keeps Patent PIrtiy-Mlte shirt IS TIL
best. 1t.
h. h. H.. The Kendall Komedv hompa
ny will be here about the trst OF March.
Carpets, c.:pet-. beautiful! and stylish lie
sign exceedingly cheap, AT tonh'tng Beed
ing's. II.
II you want 4 rIano. Organ or Singer
Sewing Machine. write 10 VIM. Bird. Lex
Ington. No noN:n-Ii
1t will pay YOU to read the advertise meni
of J. L. Marshall, of Wellington, in another
part OF this paper.
The second service at the Episcopal church
will be held at 81 o'clock, y. IN, ON Sunday
instead Of al night.
Rev. A. A. Moore Will preach nj the Cum
,berland Presbyterian church in this city on
the 81 SUNDAY in this month, the 2l-t.
The thermometer marked ten degrees be-
low zero las, Tuesday mcrning. A change
of forty-tour degrees from the previous
afternoon.
Times are tough and getting no better
Il takes real live bargains t. bring forth the
mighty dollar and such bargains are only
10 be found 1t Conkliug h Beedins's. Il.
y pocket book containing \ considerable
amount or money, was found III this city on
New Years day. Tn owner can receive
the same by calling on Erwin Hacker, a,
Wilson's dry goods emporium.
We impi re correspondents not 10 Use
shreyiations. Iflhcy could see us vsiniy try
In. :. mark In the fuil words in some OF
their closely written mauu>criptsthey would
take pity on Us and spell all theiI WORDS
out.
CCttons. Linens and housekeeping goods
We are selling At price that we cannot prom
ise 10 maze only FOR the present. Cotton
good are going up: We advise every house
keeper to take advantage OF our low prices.
Conkling ( Bleeding. 1t.
We had the pleasure OF 4 visit last We'd
nesdav from Mr.. Lee Adams. representing
hessrs. TrumbulI. Reynolds X Allen, OF
Kansas City. dealers in agricultural ample
meuts and seeds. The house - = reliable
one i'll every particular. and we commend
Ii to our merchants.
On Friday last y cow WAS observed by the
hands on the ferry-hoat going out on the ice
10 drink. When she arrived at the edge
she either slipped or The ice broke. the for
mer probably, and falling in the water the
current carried her under the ice. sunday
evening precisely the same thing occurred
to another COW. Water your cows at home
until the ice goes ont OF the river.
The most reliable place in tile city for good
and cheap boot. and shoes is at the cash
house OF Coukling & Bleeding. Ii.
Mr.. Robert Hale has been appointed agent
for the Lees Summit Nursery. 0t Blair Bros.
His advertisement appears elsewhere. Mr..
Hale is too we'll kIowut 10 need any introdur-
ton on our part 10 the citizens of this
county and it VIII be q comfort TO know when
you order trees or shru5Dery that be Will
make it his business 10 see that Your order,
are properly fiiied in aFTt and quality.
The best and cheapest place to shoe the
whole family IS vi CoukIing & Beeding'-. Il.
The SeGaIis Democrat Of Thursday con-
tsins this stock item Mr.. y. IL. Gentry
has made p valuable addition TO his herd of
hogs. He bought in Pennsylvania last week,
!Sailis, the seventh Daughter. Berkshire sow
which took the first premium al tue Centen-
NAL exhibition. He paiG for her $500. and
she is SAID 10 be the finest animal that was
ever brought TO the West. She 10 a fl male
for Mr.. Gentry's Lord Liverpool.
Keeps Patent Partiy-Mlde shirt is the
best. It.
The Miami Index OF the 18th inst. has this
sccoun Of ''big pig Mrs. Mary Wheel
er. living about six miles southeast of this
place, had a hog Killed a few days ago That
weighed go pounds. The lard that was
taken from this one hog alone made forty
gallons. This beat, ali the hog stories we
have ever heard; hut /: was told US by a re.
liable person, and, therefore, it can not be
doubted.
Keeps Psteut Partly-Made Shirt is I'll t
best. 1t.
Dave Powell. a young Richmnndite, came
ever to Lexington. Thursday last. with some
machinery which he desired to have repair
ed at Jorian's foundry. He put his team,
two mules. in Mr.. John Powelt's stable
but when he came 10 look for them mex
morning they bad vanished. He was stu
looking for them at 4 late hour yesterday
evening Since the above was put in type.
we learn that Mr.. Powell found his team
running at large near Old town.
Ladir. VIII please hear in mind that W.
have greatly reduced the price OF our dres
goods and arc Offering stylish, desirable
goods al prices that vii! astontsh you
Conkling " Bleeding. 1t.
II il interesting to 90 into i butchers sbnl
or grocery store and have the proprietor o
clerk cut oil 4 steak, or weigh out some su
gar for you at the same time leaning over
with a horrid pipe aud dropping tobacco an
ashes on the meat or sugar. OF course Vol
are too polite 10 MAKE any remarks. but vol
leave the shop determined never to bu
another cents worth from a man VIII,
smoke. over your .dibles. You take tn
hint, eh
Keeps Patent Participate Shirt Is tn
=, best. II.
Tue scholastic term which IL about I
close at the Baptist female college has bee
an unusually successful one. The ne" room
added during the past summer have bee
nearly full, there being IS boarding pupi
and 50 day scholars. For the accommod'
ton of the pupils in music two new Steit
way pianos have recently been added to III
already excellent complement Of musical II
struments. The new term will begin ne'
Monday, and under Prof. Fleets energet
and able management will Io doubt be II
most prosperous in the history of the schoo
We have before Us u piece OF music VII
ten by Le1ington's distinguished compose
Mr. John T.. Burden. entitled "Dsrlir
Nora" II is Inscribed to Miss Georg
Bowman, OF Dauville. ny, the charmir
cousin OF Mr.. Burdens wife. The wor
were written by Mr.. VIM. NJ. Marvin. N
Bur.isn never writes anything that does n
poSsesS merit. and this piece is especially
excellent one. The melody Is of that Sc
which grows ou one. and having heard
ono. You want to listen TO 1t again, ait
the manner OF the good OLD times of t
long age, the "favorites' of our youth.
should be on every Iady's pianu. II can
purchased at the bookstores.
Keeps Patent Partly-Mads Shirt is I
5 best. II
LsJimmy Harrison, 3 lad about seyente
wears OF age. and Larkin Scott. were ridi
towards their homes through MIR. Fine
fsid. near schoo!In2vilie. Monday or Tu
day last. they got into Il quarrel Of sol
kind, amt a. they had both been Grinkii
their rage prompted them to dismount j
2ght it out, which they accordingly did. l
= result was that young Harrison was stabt
in several places by Larkin, and is now h
ering between life and death, with