Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
Clean out the alhY,.

Valentines at Bonnell & Lees.
llaerlc sets Il good lunch every day.
Ctean the street in front of ynur house
Tic cnlored folks festival al Zion church
tonight viii he largely attended.
Special bargains in our Boot and Shoe de-
ptrtmrnt. ConkliuS j Bee ling.
The Missouri Pacific run, the only train
ont of Lexington east In the morning.
on ssrry hand i, heard the remark that
Conkiins " Bleeding, is the place 10 So Tor
bargains.
Me>-rs. thln>lnr and sparks stripped.
Monday. Via Missouri Paclli- railroad. i car
loads OF fat csttIe.
The ice In the river At tn. place finally
broke up Wednesday,. The river is nov"
free from ~tloatirg Ice.
our correspondents say 50 much about the
mud, that We nope our readers VIII eXcu-s
Us from writing it up.
Dr. Minos Adams shipped from tins place.
via Missouri Pacific ra'!r"at, TUESDAY lI>l.
three ear IOsI> oI tat cattle.
Grimes x NenabIe viii sell any OF their
sewing machines At IS price, Than rury
can be boU.at for by Orange PurclA>ln.
aGentS.
Gr~as-hoppers are Matching out i'll myrla4s
in Nebraska. and III" people hope that 4
cold spell OF weather VII come along and
MP them.
Capt. John f. Enebers l>prtp.rcdto loan
seed 10 ii! farmers who desire TO raise n.X.
Call on him.. and lie VIII explain the cunll-
ton OF the loan.
ltr rYlIir,j N,,li -,,. ,t en-, r,...;.,
church tomorrow mOrnIu. Al the Usual
hour. TrHt-p,aIm 5l:l7. Subject: -, III
fees Of God.
The Charles Wright injured by fal,ln.
slate, last Tuesday, was injured IN Mr.. Andy
OMtiry's banks, Instead of those OF Nj.
robert Taylor.
Another cellar door left open. and Be.chrr
Campbell fell through II. scratching and
sru'sins himself considerably. Abolish
them they are i nuisance.
iioUsekrrrers. Your attention "a called TO
the beautiful aut stylish line Ct Carpets,
which "e Ar 81 ring at exceedingly low
prices. C"maiiug ~ Bleeding.
We are squeezing our prices of Cotton
Goods down aud I"teud TO keep them there,
n"t"i'h-tAnd,u u. the great advance III price,
by J"bbers. CouAiIm& X Bleeding.
We dropped in at tie silver Cornet Band'-
ball last night about l. u'slock. aud stayed
long enough to see that il was a grand suc-
cess. Tu-re was 1 good attendance.
Ladies, MI lmurusr Inn of II mpury EN-
hroideries Will arrive Myninv by express,
embracing all the newest patterns. aud VIII
he sold cheaper then All. oouy'- half price.
tonNliug X Bredlny.
III" freight Tain coming III last Saturday
evrr1 :. Litrhei = few cars aud the coach
near town. No one Was hurt, buD The east
ward bound passengers were prevented
leaving until ntNt morning.
MIR. John +. Herr will have . sale at his
place, near N'y,Iew, on Saturday, February
Eta, OF plows. cultivator>, rraper>, mortic-
ing Machine aud other tools and implements.
aud Some hrrses, mules aud cows.
Rev. j. N. CLANCY viii preach ut the
Prrshyt"rtau G. ,r:h in this city. tomorrow
morning, and al, n the evening, continue
his Conversation. a Notwithstanding
baptism a. 4 bun Everybody i, invited
to ec present.
The Lexington .:urary has been removed
= 80" " ttSsI>. bOtilt'4 ~ i.'t. y
number of new book, VIII soon be added. /;
YOU want the prtviteg- of rpadit Z one hun.
dred dollars WORT, Of book. per lmnum for
-. enroll Your name as a member.
punket Bros. are putting .u elevator in
their store. A. they propose occupying the
second Is wei! rs first story >. the building
thry are in. these young men are indus
lriIUs and attentive. To Iti-,,.- mud Io-,,.,
the .ucre>> thay are achieving in business.
One vi the most touching thing. incident
TO the death OF Mrs. Elizabeth Hu:orI
WAS the grief stricken presence at h. ted
side. OF Aunt sophia, All 49,, nc=r-Sz Mno
c.ine Int" her possession i, 4 slave III tie
year 1892. anu has never trrn separated
from her since.
We ears 10 have an acquisition To the society
Of Davis TOWNSHIP, In the family of Mr.
Greenway, of Montgomery county. kv.,
who has bought three farms. the Downing
farm being the central oue and the one nr
viii live on. The price pad for this farm
wa $50 per acre.
Old man Ruckcr. uow confined i'll Ilil a,
rh', place. i said to be the prr>rn accused
with the murder of the brother OF Mr..
Wiley Jennings, somewhere on The north
side OF the river. during TIA" var. rucker
belonged TO Kings regiment of militia at
the time. We hear that there : .i imdirt-
ment against him :Or the act.
Why i, It that Lexington is di.crfmiuateG
against as it j.: Coming from the east.
leaving st LouI, on morning trains of the
st. Louis, Kansas city < Northern or Mis-
souri, Pacific railroads.. you are forced to re-
main over al Ssdsiia or K. & l.. Junction all
night. \, It now l.. you can ONLY reach
Lexington By leaving 81. Louis at night.
The road r%emcdying this first will be remem-
hered by the travelling public.
A committee. composed o. member from
'r'eral churches in Lexington, met at Dr..
Taibtrd's orlce February lat. ana arranged
o.have a COUNTY Sabbath school conventions.
10 be held At the NJ. (. church, South. March
2si and continuing through the next lay.
\ committee was appointed to arrange 4
programme for the occasion, which Will ne
published in III. Iatcllig-ncer as soon as j;
IS completed. The attendance of ali SUNDAY
school worker. In LAFAYETTE county i, de-
sired.
n MIMI HeaIt"u S"hllatnil, IN st. Louis,
who signs himself 'Ctuzeu," saw the
lnteliigemcrr's account of little Nettre
Davis sutfeTtn%s, copied in the St. LOUIS
''obe-Democrat, and Sent for her. to Or.
Rus,tii.a lot Of beautiful toys. conslstln. O.
an elegant wax duii, with movable Ewes. Il
rari"gdtei rubber ball, "a complete sci OF
Kitchen and cooking utensils aud a pictorial
''nlppS i'm fh. Xy1pI. = H.. ,.,- ,..
by express from the housr of K. K T. TIrici.
and we should not he surprised il they were
'ciiizen.' WaO"ser ii il. his heart Is Ia the
right place. The child /, slowly improving
under kind AMI skiilful treatment.
Any st"ckInIdrr of this company who de-
sIfes Information concerning its bushes.
can get 1t by applying, either III rerson or
ny letter, 70 ITS business manager. A stock
holder who has conic,-cdiy failed to perform
his inst duty ~ such, aud who has only
paid half his stock, should at least know
that II others had done no b-ttrI than n.
the SUN named by hiu could never have
been realized as capital. when only 100 shtrr,
were sold. The bu-iues. mIung l. of lIp.
company have made annual reports L. the
meetings OF stockholders. w!IIch have been
duly advertised. While II has not hen II
''honauzl.' under lis present management.
the lnteiiigencer has made money and II