Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10
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The 5r.uijury adjourned sine de on
Wednesday last.
Hugh McElroy. near Mayy.ew, Is building
anew farm house.
Every farmer in Lafayette county should
raise some tobacco.
Jas. IL. Bowen Is just completing 4 new
house near MAYHEM.
Observation-Disclosures li-sround hard
Observation-Disclosures.
Dress Goods at 20 cents on the dollar at
CoukIing 4 BesIing's. II
one car load Of choice Pike county Apples
al Smith l. Maitland's. mchlo
WedueSLsy-wind southeast; rsiu-halt-
slest-snow thermometer from 40 TO %.
The nrst boat 1T our ieNee. last year, was
on the 10Th of March-ths Fanny Lewis,
Capt. Geo. u. Keith.
Mound Prairie church meetings have
closed. with upwards OF loo conversions
BaptIsins tomorrow.
Don't delay but cali early in the week at
tonkiIng Il Beeiins's, so rs 10 secure the
first choice ofIheIr great sale. II
Mr.. Charles II. Royle goes east this even
ing 10 lay in Il stock OF goods and t" purchase
itbA a. L Az t'' ~
Baptist Female College.
The Narrow Gauge Will run an excursion
train 10 Kansas City / morrow. Fare.
round trip, u. Train leaves depot at :
o'clock. Returning. leaves Kansas city at
800.
New and nobby designs in Collars. Cuffs
aud Hamburg EIgluss At AN immense re-
d~uction. Call early 10 get the cream of this
immense bankrupt sale. Conklins Il Beed-
ing. II
Read Conkling x Beeding's advertisement
of their immense cheap sale OF bankrupt
goods. They are by far the cheapest goods
ever offered IN Lexington al! fresh and de-
sirable.
Lost.-A Jet aud gold necklace. with coral
and gold ornaments. The finder will be
rewarded bv leaving 1t At this office. Lost
between the Methodist College and the resi-
dence of NJ. f. Royle.
Henry Sinauer goes east Monday to lay
IN a mammoth stock of spring clothing. lie
know. just what our people want, aud when
he comes back viii bring on the very latest
style, IN mems wear.
Gutenberg Lodge No. 323. !. o. o. F.,
will hold public installation OF otii ers, at
their ball. on the first Monday IN April
Easter Monday. A grand bail will be given
IN the evening 81 "Baehr's Cave"
Los'.-B-tweeu the residence OF Jos. +
Smith and Lexington. IA lslr Of saddle
pockets. with the initials 'E. L. S.-N. NJ -
on them. The In Ter w / be suitably re-
wardsd 10y leaving III same II this oil e.
ConAlug & Beeiiug are just receiving
-,ag- :, 4, I,r. pf ~ u sDriuy Roots ami
Shoes. 1t is twice As large as any stock
ever bought by them, aud they Will otel
some of the greatest bargains aver seen II
Lexington.
Samuel T. Rathel wishes to sell a due bed
room SCI. together with a double lounge
marble top table. &c. VII. be sold for much
less than they ,re worth, As he doe. not wish
to renov. them to St. Louis. they can he
seen VI the residence If VI. w. Wifners.
We have received the prospectus Of Major
John y. Edwards new book, but the crowd
ed state of our columns prevents our gt'ina
It sscn notice as +; deserves this week. II
i. 10 be sold hy subscription. and persons
desiring agencies can get re
sardiug il here. IL vii! sell like hot cake,
Winter not only sat down in the lap o
stIaAe = N-N1lNa 1A4'' '''''-" 'SN ~ 49, -S.N-
folded the coy virgin In such L close smbrac'
that for ZONE hours she WAS invisible to III,
naked eve. In other words. on the 9Th di,
of March the thermometer msrked2 - degree
below :hs freezing point. and Ice was thick
y floating III the river.
The people OF Chapel Hill, in this county
are proud OF their Sunday school, day schoO
and literary society. and that there may it
no relaxing Of HE public morals, they ha''
PRAYER meeting and preaching every sun
day. With all these Influences for good, III
youth Of that section should grow up In III
fear and admOninou Of tie Lord, AMI IN tn
grares Of cultured life. They should neve
weary In We'll doing.
Mr.. G.. a. kriehn. one of Lexington
oldest merchants. has -"!d out his interest I
the boot and shoe business TO MIR. Elwar
Meyer, who has FOR several years been em
pIoyed in the store - = salesman. Tne trL
will IN future consist Of Frank kriehn an
Mr.. Meyer. They are both worthy youn
men, who have had must experience III th"i
line OF goods, aud they should receive thei
fun share OF the public patronage. NJ
Kriehn retires from active business.
The cheapest and largest line of children
Shoe. in town at ConkIlng Il BeedIng's.
As an example of what can be done I
farming on 4 small scale we give this IL
stance Mr.. Nelson 4 Small. u young mar
son or +. NJ. Small, Esq. raised last yea
on thirty-hve acre., in Washington town
ship. this county. without assistance eXcpI
that Of his team-two horses, 5000 pOunL
of tobacco which at 10 cents per pOun
amounted to $500; 40 bushels wheat
81. Sl2O; 1000 pounds hemp, $40 81 barre
corn at 81 %, 300. vegetables &c, 81
Total $50. This show. what may be dor
by good cultivation, and especially md
Gates the value Of 4 tobacco crop. as thong
II brought much tue largest sum Of none
II, OF course, occupied but a snail propo
ton OF the land.
= The cheapest and largest line OF children
Shoes in town at Conkling & Beeirns'>.
"Sedalis Democrat. +tl inst: Mr.. r. .
Chew. superintendent Of the Mont>err
coal mines in johnson county, but wi
makes his home IN this rity, came very ne
losing his lie yesterday evening. He W
either being raise out of. or lowered IN
the mine, at any rate he was In IA tub oy
the mine when the wIndlast rope brok
precIp!tatIng him TO the bottom OF the sha
a distance Of iorty-hve ieet. Fortunate
he fell IN three feet at water, which bro
the force OF the TALL, alth Iush he /. bud
used up. II - thong / that several OF b
ribs are broken and one Of hi. legs spraine
He arrived In rTiis city on a freight al 8;
last uIght, and was conveyed to MS boar
ing house. on Sixth and Masslcplse>
streets, IL Il carriage. We hope his injur
may not prove Serious Tue above is c.
rect, except that Mr.. Chew was injured al
own mines, at Lamoute, instead OF AZ state
From Mr.. Win.or. his father-in-law,
learn that he is doing AS well as could
expected under the circumstances.
Immense bargains in every departing
this week At ConkIiLg h B"eitug's. l
Thieves are getting 20 be very bold
Middleton township, us has been noticed
our WaNeriy correspondent from week
week. On Wednesday night OF last we
some one effected an entrance into y
Grundy Young's smoke house, but not III
ing anything there that they wanted, II
managed to get into the Kitchen, whore til
very cody proceeded to empty the lar'
upOn the table. md make a comfortable MI