Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-26
Some snow last Monday.

some suD" last -lpHtiJ, !
How about revlvins he mite parties.
Election next Tuesday week, Nov. 9th.
Mover, wagons are very numerous this fall.
River, yesterday, 1 It. 3 Ia. above low
waller mark.
M4c4damtzlng on Franklin street pro-
crosses tsvUTsbly.
The tracklay ers on the Chicago and Alton
r. r., are about eight miles west OF Mar
shat.
The plank walk from Snurh street to the
Missouri Pacific depot Is finished, and sup
plies i long felt want.
Col. Geo. ;. Hathbun made an eloquent
and effective democratic speech last night al
the courthouse. to a good audience.
The ForDe, Dramatic Company failed to
make their appearance al ilagen's Opera
House last Tuesday amt Wednesday nights.
Everybody speaks III terms of praise OF
Judge VIM. Walker, Tor his prompt, fear
less and impartial manner OF presiding as
criminal Judge.
| New novelties opened every day at Conk-
ing II Co.'S. They are doing u rushing bu,i-
ness IN dry goods. boots and shoes. To save
money call on them. oct26
Miss jennie Bradley lost, at the fair. a
White bottle. shaped ike a barrel, contain
ing curdIIl. The nnLer will please return it
10 her or leave it at this office.
Dr. J. u. McCirew presented us a sweet
potato, one day this week, which weighed
Is pounds II ounces. This shows what old
Lafayette can do, even In dry seasons.
Smith < Maitland VIII receive within a
| ,t.,. ar .yp, n oar load rf ,b,i.. ,,rtIarr,
winter apples. You had better call at once
and cngage n few barrels for home use. II
Mr.. George Wilson's new book, "Ihe
Greenbackers and Their Doctrine-,' is out
pt press and viii be offered FOR sale in a day
or Two. 1t Is 4 very readable book on Il
usually dry su~bject-hnance Buy 1t.
The court Of high plnts," Judge Walker
Tebb-, presiding, has been IN session every
night since the Adjournment of the criminal
court. Several chronic cases have been dis
posed OF, and 1t Is thought the docket Will
be cleared tonight.
Gentlemen, we Invite you to examine our
samples of SuitIngs, Tr0wscring- and Over
coatin.s. We will take your measure and
Will furnish you garments made by one OF
the best Merchant Tailoring Houses IN the
United States at a irife above ready-made
clothing. Every garment warranted to II,
; at W. G. McCausiand's. oct26tf
Bargainsi In CIOaks, Dargain.in Kid Gloves,
: bargain, in Dress foods, bargains in Shawls
bargains in Table Linens, bargains In Cor
, sets, bargains in Neckties. The biggest
l bargains ever before offered IN this town il
J Waterproo!s, Jeans, Cassimeres Tweeds
r kersrys. Call, examine and be convinced
t that the half has not been told YOU. No 6,
Main street in the place. VIM. G.. McCaus
t land. oct2Gtf
No merchants who get their goods honest
. ly can underse!l Conkling X Co. They pay
cash, get the advantage of large discounts
e and they get their goods from first hands
n They sell for cash aud at a small margin
e hence they turn their money over often
+ That is the reason they can sell SO low
Save money by patroniztng them at the oil,
a stand opposite the courthouse. Dry goods
V boots. shoes and carpets. oct26
X If greenbackers eutIcs thee, don't go
e Tell them mot any for joe"
e. ioull lind there's much pain,
IF And there's nothing to gain,
lie So, don't you 20, Thomas, dom go.
III Best Thread i've cents a spool, al Conk
t. llUg i Cos.