Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-06

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Monday morning.
Inc resolutions of thanks of Wellington
Lodge, |. O. o. +, Will appear in our mex,
Issue.
We acknowledge that we are overstockeL,
which comrslls us 10 clear out at COST.
Conkiins Il Breding-
A great deal of county correspondence ha.
been unavoidable crowded out OF tins issue.
Ii will appear in our next.
There was 4 merry troI.c at the Residence
OF Mr.. Michael Sullivan, in Washington
township last Monday flight.
The Lexington coal %compsny's shaft froz-
mp Friday night Of last week 80 that the
cage could not he lowered the next morning.
There is 4 uiln trap In front OF the Bran
deau property in Dutch Row. which the
city authorities will do we'll to attend TO, Ks
1t may save the city some costs.
There VIII be a public installation of Off
GERS OF fitirie Grange. AT the Ferguson
s''o"l-hhus@. on next saturday AT early can
dit lSht. Everybody isiu,l;ed.
y great many persons in this city who
have been u-in. gas, propose to return 10
the good, oit-iaslioned taliow dip Tor l
while, tearing that \ sudden return 10 the
brilliant light of coal OH lamp. might injuri-
ously affect their eyes.
Water 10 becoming scarce throughout the
county. several farmers who have called
Oh u during the week report that they
have considerable difficulty in finding i SUI
hcirnry fvr stock. In Lexington the els
terms ale getting low, and there Is Il general
uS1IIt. iur lntlltIr weather and "a II'I. rain
II IL reported Thar two or three Lexington
ladies' became faclnated by some Of the mcm-
ber- OF The Theatrical troupe which wa, here
last week. We hope, for the credit OF com
mon sense. that this is ii mistake. Think of
4 lIdy falling in love with an utter stranger,
= member of a profession which does not,
Al best. enjoy too good = reputation for
morality.
We acknowledge the receipt OF an invita-
ton to a bird upper al Dover. on Wrdne,-
day evening. January 10. Ofcoursr we VIII
go. for the Dorerites know. As we'll As any
people on earth, how to comfort the inner
man. The following are the committees :
Invitation, j. CImpbelI. I. w. Wheat
ley. J. Il. Campbell. J. NJ. Price. Managers.
J. q. P~latteuburg, f.. NJ. Shields. +. c.
Nivion.
\ negro girl named Julia Graves burglar
lied Mr.. Geo. Nrnabi.'s house Friday night
ofts>t Week. DI>cUverir. that some one
had entered the yard. about 10 O'Clock. MIR.
V. instituted asearch. aud found irr secreted
behini a bed III a basement ronm. He IL
Eer to the city authorities, and the
next morning >iIc l';eaI guilty aud was lined.
n ,Fafprl nT va -, 80, T.,
tho rock pie.
In smother P'a'r in tLls paper VIII he
found the advertisement of Mes,r.. Bullene
Moore It Emery- of Kansas City. This is
one OF the most rhterprIsing houses IN the
west. and having al extensive trade in two
states they are enabled to carry a largo and
varied stock. II you want cheap goods. |
\ real bazar, containing" 81 i; does fabrics
from every country. in esdless proru,ion.
The teachers and pupils Of the Baptis,
Female College. assisted by the male guar
tette. will give n grant concert at the close
Of the first form OF the school. January 18th.
Mlss Boyakin. Prof. Smith and Prof. Gimbel
are down Tor solos. and sOnt of the finest |
choruse- ever given in Lexington will be
on that occa-ion. our citizens
look for 4 real musical treat. as Prof. Fleets |
concerts ARE always of the best. We shall
notice the matter more fully in our next.
We call our readers attention to the pro-
ceedinSs of the county court. printed In
another cOiumu. Bonds were compromised
TO the amount OF Sl19,t0j 90. renewal fund
Ing bonds being issued therefor amounting |
to SS4.@lS.Gat, 4 saving to the county OF
s3i,6>1.%":. Mr.. Steele. COUNTY clerk. turn
ed over. a. excessive fees in his Off e. for
the year 1913, the sum of =. 1850 10. \ larger
amount than has been covered into the
treasury by any other county clerk in tho
state.
The stockholders OF the Lafayette Agri.
cultural and Mechanical Association met at
the court house last Monday. and elected the
following named gentlemen as DIRECTOR.
Lam Il. Gordon, Th"-. Il. Campbell, Joseph
Hook, Jno. Long,Ion, !tebt h-ene. Jno. u. !
Robinson. K. VI. Sparks. James Kelly and
Or. james q. Russell. The business Of the
for the year 1876. was well CON
Quoted, and the consequence was IA success
fuI fair, which cleared some three huHdrrd
dollars IN money, beside building a llOrai
hail al a cost Of about five hundred dollars.
Under the new Engagement We look for ali
Increased prosperity, 1, lines are casing ny,
and People are beginning. to leci more able
to support the fair than they have done IN
the past. The board rlcctc as officers, Linn
b. Gor'ion, president; Inos. Is. Campbell.
vice-Dre>Ident john Ii. LonSdon, treasul-
er. and John ID. Robinson, secretary.
Conkllng K Bedding have determined to
close out the balance of Ii ir winter stock
Al PRIME COST. This Is the first time they
have advertised at cost, therefore they mean