Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
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Your 'oHie>tlC>. No. Al ,ht ui9i hsurU>, Il
tunkilng II Beoding'>. 1t
II you want 4 rIano. Orgm or SINCE
SEWN. Marhiac. write TO Wan. Bird. Lev
irgton, No. It
Our colored brethren VIII give a rrsn,
festival AT zion church. on the eNrnin. q
the 10th of n:vt month.
Read the advertisements Of the sale o.
the l. x StL. Il. Il, the l.. l.. & Ii. K. Il.
AMI thell"lm"s property on Franklin
street, elsewhere IN this paper.
Miss Farmhouse viii give a literary enter,
tainment at lIarmoria hall on Friday
night, February 23I. We shall give the
programme as soon as il Is decided on.
The most reliable place in the city for good
and cheap boots aud shoes, Is at the cash
house OF Conkling It feeding. Il
The Lexington silver Cnrnrt band viii
give L concert and ball at .Arrana Hall On
the evening o! FRIDAY. February 9Th. 49,.
What l. left OF our blankets AMI flannel
StoCh, Will be closed out at poverty prices.
tonkling Il Beedipg. 1t
Rem mher the monthly stock sales Mon
day Feb'y 9Th. II You nave stock. nipple
ments or any thing else for sale bring it in.
We are glad 10 hear that Mis-, Cecilia kicr's
health Is 50 far re-estsDlshed inst She will
be enabled to resume her dutir, A. teacher
in the High School next Monday.
The next Regular meeting of IN
Grange will be held Al the fair ground, on
the lirsl Saturday III February, at Q O'Clock.
i. III. Members are urged to be on hand
promptly.
The boy whose thtgh was amputated u
few weeks ago by Or. Hartman. OF Anil-
vile. i, dong well. The operation was
s~hiilfully performed. AMI reflects ertdtupu
the .urgeon.
Masons ara requested to read the notice OF
the Visit OF Grand Lecturer Allan Mcdowell III
OF the evening, II Won fay aud Tue-Iav.
February 5Ih and 9th.
\ party wishes 10 borrow S LOCO for one
year. securing same by mortgage on improy-
ed real estate. costing $4,000. Enquire At
once At this office. 21-ti
The neate$t Carriers Address. sent us this
year was from the Lexington lntelligencer. |
il WAS in three cOlor-, ana exhibited careful |
workmanship. Mr.. Mu.srove il S printer
of taste. and such work is always done b,
him In el@gan. STYLE CarrOlItOn Democrat. !
We IRE in receipt Of The New Years az
dre>- Of the Lexington inteIIisencer. II /,
= beautiful piece Of work geographically. |
The oems are by Alfred T-nnvsor. We
like this alter Innovation, Instead Of having
n sensrless piece Of local rhyme Boon
Vile Advertiser.
CottOns, Linens and housekeeping good.
we are selling at price,th4t We cannot prom.
i>e 10 make only for the present. Cotton
goods are gong up; we advise every house
E.gr.F >, r.t-a y1,.rf...a . .rr- 80 r4..
Conklius 4 Bleeding. 1t
The following are the names OF the pupils
of the second Ward school wuo have been
on the ''nonor roll four weeks: eth grad
Minnie B.elr. Augusta Mehi. Uctavl.
Le>Ueur. Annie Wri-: Gth g~rahe-E,tetle
Leiler. Nirg'e Han: t ii grade Lee Bright
We'll; 2nd grALe-Mlry Br!ce.
People should not forget that we were the
first 10 'bu-t" tie high price MONOPOLY
In dry goods, in Lexington. and We are
squeezing them down yer. Conkllng Il
Bsedlug. 1t ,
Me,srs W. II. Ewing, John {. Young Jr.. q
and A. b. l-elrL Yesterday bought out
M->srs. ChansIor X tlIi'- livery Stable.
omnibus lines &c. an VIII take possession !
today. The livery tirm OF Logan and Leard |
has been dissolved. Mr.. Logan will continue
the business. AT the old stand.
Mr.. BenjI MN M!rsnalld desires Us to say
that he wishes al persons who had wheat ON +,
deposit al his mil, au,i those having pass ,
books containing aInonnt ot wheat DESTROY
To bring them ia H. soon as possible, a. b
A- wishes TO ADJUST all losses. l.
Farmers assure Il, that much of the WHEAT b
throughout Lafayette county IS badly Il
yEn.av &C. Hr,g - ii a
ed wouIi protect it. driit.I very much. =
leaving high places in the fields bare. and
exposed 10 the extremely cold winds that +
we have had, and As L consequence il LOOKS Il
dead and iiieItss.
The ''bare-Iarkrd woman IS not dead. o.
She disappeared from this Office some time &C
ago III the company of a portIy, auburn "'
haired. sandy ~h.,kercd man, who loved "
her - well that h. never ceased to talk OF
her. We lost interest IN her long since. Us =.
her lack o: mode.ty made her 4 filter com- GO
!'InlOn for her second love than for Us. When si
We have another ~ca-t-otl beauty to dispose 70
Of we Will motif. him. ct
We dropped into M~s,rs. YlrSer and IN
Brahbury's restaurant, a few evening, ago. -
.nd enjoyed some of their fine oysters W
4 Ats1 - Ip'iltu CE MAIN -lIt St,
next door to the MDrrison-W entworth y,
bank, where they have a neat pleasant "
lining room, clearly and comfortable. They wi
serve meals in good style for the moderate
'um of twenty-five cents, and should be A.
patronizeI. We
Constable Erdmlnr arrested one John G. 20
H:CirIIan last Monday, charged with big ~
my. 1t seems that he had married in Free M
township. and that '4te!v il W., dis. ia,
That h. had 4 wife somewhere in
itln0ls. His trial was set tor The 3l-t IN Sl
tant. but we SOC from 4 Register cOrre-pon- AN
'rnce tn L he effected his escape from his me
yards. We do not blame him TOR a des- l"
crate effort TO get way, as his Illinois wife 90
'as expected 10 arrive in time to assist In 49,
ne prosecution, and a, facing an irale wo- ~,
'i"' "eS'"e tue ihaJes'! OIL the law, was no VIII
leasant prospect TIA,
Thps. J. Phelps. the father OF Eugene /
helps, was arrested last Saturday, charged our
18th aiding prisoners to escape from jtiI y"t
he facts are about these: Eugene Phelps 81"
as placed III Jail several weeks ago, charg- m-
j with highway robbery. lie has m.Ie ,,,
everal efforts TO escupe, an! once came r, AL,
ear getting out. Finally a pair of large ,
'stois and i crow-bIr were found In hi, de-,
pom. II Ia thought the old man smugCied cha
In TO him Mr. Phelps was taken be To
IRE Squire 8"rk last Monday evening for Re-
bu' o. account Of The ABSENCE '"'
his sou. Thos. C.. Phelps. who Is his |
witness. the trial was POSTPONED 49,
II 10 O'Clock MoHtav. -
The proprietors Of Harmonic Hail are ,,,
raised seats placed IN the rear of the 70
They are 10 b" movable. after the i,
vie of circus benches. Care should h., otrI
ken that they are 80 fastened together "A. mn.
avoid noise Or chatter, a, with the rattle ,r,,
the benches and The urcarprted stairway ,ot
t pleasure % entertainments there Inns 49,
en- much married OF Late. Another I'M a.,
pvcmcnt that should be made Is TO either -,
ace the gas lights on the side OF the room |,
elevate them sufficiently so that they t.,
III not obs:ruCt the view from the back .u.
TT of the hall. This alteration might n. 49,.
ide for afrw dollars. and the addition of ,a.,
,ir carpet would reconcile people to iIar- ,,o
,nIa Hat for i While. -,
As We have a great deal of money due us .h,,
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