Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

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Attend the matinee this afternoon At one
O'Clock.
Judge Hill Is holding = term Of the crlmi-
nal rourt 1t Se,lalla.
The Lexington string band furnishes the
music al the theatre.
The ~grrenh.ckers are s-c-o-o-o-o-o-o-ped
etrru.Iiy aud forever.
Prrthrr stock shove par Thomas stock
very much deprecated.
The democrats OF this county never gained
a more complete victory.
Mr.. Geo. F.rrar il putting up y new tiue
n the J.. Presbyterian church.
Mr. john NJ hi hiss purchased the lIolmt,
house, on R~tigrwsy price. $50.
new paliug fence i nring huilt around
tn" Wiley properly ou ThlrI street.
Papa CrIr>h.Ie >hnuId hang up his pollti-
cal tdIle the people Didn't line his tune.
Corn has come down - cents. 1t now
sells ~ 81 - p r barrel for u good article.
The wIEg3r-wagslv-tAiis should now make
good their threat OF nu>tlns Mr.. Mouutjoy.
Wnrat il sim ming up In 81. Louis, and
shipments are going forward from this place.
Grimes Il NenAbls have removed TO the
storcroom heretofore occupied 10y Royle &
New.
Nj. Harlan Luellen is building a stone
fence in front Of his resid euce, on South
street.
The election was very quiet and orderly
in thl. city. aud so far as We have heard, all
over the county.
Carpets. oil cloths and trunks sold very
cheap by R"yio Il New, At their new store.
IN the hrIehn building.
Juo. W. Waddel, Esq Is making extern
stvc improvements and repairs upon his les
Idence on South strest.
Cou>tablss are required. by law. to file
their bonds with the county clerk inside Of
ten days after their election.
Growing wheat is beginning to suffer for
run. II We DO not have il before frost, the
wheat crop next year VIII he very short.
The gr,emhark,r> IN this county did their
lItJ!n best 10 eject tie hard money republican
csn,iIiites, but they i-momtnou>ly failed.
Rovte X New aud G.. IL. Royls hsve ENJOY.
ell u the new and handsome stores In the
Iohu krlchn building, on Main street. nv9
W. crr'stn.y have bought this fail the
/ .l1N'Nb' ftFflac>t A'+'l = STUN VI ~ lule
to be found anywhere. C.tl and see them
krlchu " Wilker. octl9
tame ee-m> to he quite Plentiful. even tbs
boy hunters coming in loaded with quail,
-gIirrc,, and rabbits, and All eccasiona
prairie chicken.
Constable Thrs. {. Young brought In two
m.re Of thr railroad rioters yesterday, Oh,
keru al James Puchliugton. They wcr,
committed 10 iltl.
rented the new and handsome stores bull
hy Nr- John Nriehn, on Main street, ant
Il " occupy them ns@
A>iul,I frame 10 - l. helm. built on tn
common near tie railroad hotel. by Nj
""ran-r. ~ re-Iteuce for the sexton o
VI rhpellh cemetery.
Don't buy your winters overcoat unit
you have examined those at traits. II,
has the jarEe>t assortment and viii SCI
CHEAPER than the cheapest octl9tf
TO see the "prtDrnuu' at the opera hoU>t
tiI- afternoon, A / o'clock. AImfttsnce
= lu.t>, - cents; children, 10 cents: pupil
# the schools. II cents.
Al over the e. unity farmers have to driv
their stock NIL, from home TO water. Per
SON, feeding ho-. ar in many Instance
.uresi 10 Lau. II long distances.
i-.ru from Mr.. Ja,. W. Goodwin tina
the tri,k on the Chicago & Alton raliroa
wA,iaii, Yesterday morning. - far As Alma
SOM Ten nils e,.t Of Ht.-tn,vtlIe.
Is rather bad to cover ua people SO tha
they can't dig out to daylight TIL the mi
leHium, hut then they -nouit b. more care
ful how they walk arout under an avalanche
Prices viii t-ti. Il is Useless TO
tne vsrIou- items OF goods, or quote price.
What the people want to know is. wher
prices are the lowest. For Information ca
an ROyi- y New. noysml
d It's about time for the lOmioOIery aboU
the courthouse ring" 10 stop. II 1t cot
tiuucs he people might TAX. 4 notion to re
! elect the whole business FOR a third time. au
;, then the mijoritIss would run to 900 or sc
= Mr.. John Major Ia. entered the grocer
urm OH K Major & Co., at AuiiytIIe. II
: d deserving young man, and we wish hill
-Icces,.e-pecitIly rs he has recently sntere
Il 4 matrimonial as we'll as business partne,
ship.
The general merchandise store of Messr
Hyde s Wolf. at Columbus. the largest e
Establishment there, was burned to the groun
: last Monday night It /, thought that tt
! loss Is about 5000 over the amount of II
insurance.
Mr.. WainrIght has sold his residence
: Old Town to Elder Hughe-. who has move
in. and Mr.. ". has removed to hi. proper'
adjoining, which was occupied by Mr.. ia
= Dry>dsle, aud MIR. d. has moved down {
Third street.
t The srcenbaCk party IN this county max
n a rather ugly corpse. The miserable II
:" which some of II. candidates spread over Il
l. county a. ,inst democrats having consider
bly, ~d"compo>si til" m]oribuud carcass betv
IL election day, made it 8 putrid and ro,t,
"Reminiscences.
10 Me--r>. Wilson & Ballard will sell, at
w. early day, under attachment, the shanti
or the Reid & Taylor contract, on the Ii
'e Of the Chicago Il Alton railroad. Farme
Will find, In these sales, an opportunity
r. purchase, at very low rates. barn-sidIng a.
lie No. l fencing. Look out for the notices.
- The large pie OF Old ties on the Gulf ra
he road, near the residence OF Mr.. Thomas
>tramrkr, was consumed by fire last Tu,
Il day evening. They had been there for sor
p years, and were exceedingly dry. and,
y course, made 4 lively niaz". The fire orr
mated from nre- let by the roadside
- movers
The election over, Koyle & New havi
l. removed To tn" new aud commodiou. stO
room In the krIe'n binding. Nun sire,
of propose 10 fl r 10 the public i very exte
IL >ive aud desirable stock Of dry goods, G
- pets, X. No rdyer -houli fail TO exami
be fb-fr sfock and prices before purchaser
IL Gail and 80 them. nOy9m'
7 o.!t'iI /" mocrlt:-Juige Hi has ma
lie an order directing sheriff Murray to 81
re- mon a >prrfaI rsrsrs of forty men to >ecur.
-. jury for the trirl of George z. Yost, indI
x, eri for mur,I, r in the first IegrPe. I
les alleged crime was committed one year 8
last August. and Is probably generally
-. manLeEr.! by our readers.
Is, Uncle 10. Page presented US a bunch
a-I plIrkc'i that morning from q fall apple Il
III planted tn ISIS. then a two year old tree.
Is, thu late Mr.. Martin Warren. the father
Mr.. John Warren, ST.. OF this county.
81 winter wifi keep ont OF the way long enou
Us Uncle 10 can gather a second crop Of Ii
f apples nfF nf his Oil tree.