Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-01
rv0s ara ,xa,u scarce in market.

six pounds Of choice Bio for one dollar at
Loomis'.
The coal trade was exceedingly brisk on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The general reports from the wneat crop
are exceedingly favorable.
LOOMS is selling the hest quality OF AAAA
1our at only 81 so per sack. Try 1t.
We open, this evening, five cases sewed
kid shoes, at 81 90 per pair. Conkling.
You are hunting something good. Frank
Lamoreux, Hixglnsvflle. has 1t; call and try
II. mil
Don't forget that you can buy the best
quality OF -four at only 81 so per sack at
LOOMS.
Just received from st. Louis twenty-five
barrels Of choice Baldwin apples. George
f. Maitland. mhltz
There were fewer people on the streets of
this city last Thursday than on any day for
several months past.
II anybody asks you to loan them your
paper within the next thirty days, You can
%truthfully tell them 1t is Lent
The weather clerk evidently made q mis-
take in his reckoning. and ushered in blus-
terIng March one day ahead Of time.
Messrs. Wilson & Ballard sold this week
their team Of elephants to Messrs. Ewing .
Co. The team was shipped to Colorado.
We understand that the farmers Savings
Bank, Of Waverly. has been, or will very
shortly be removed toMarshsll. Saline county.
Dozler, Well h Co.'S cream crackers lemon
aud ginger snsps. and trade mark sodss-all
fresh xoods-Just received at Geo. +. Malt
lands. mr1t2
Mr.. g. G.. Ludwigs Will remove his jew
slry store about the 18th inst, to the room
lately occupied by Grimes s. veusble. oppo-
site the City Hotel. o.
The gentle z-phyrs carry the news to ev-
cry home in old Lafayette that Conkllng has
put his large stock Of dry goods and shoes on
the altar Of sacrifice. They must 90 to make
room for the spring goods.
MIR. Garland G.. Graham has concluded to
establish bis new tin and stove store In one
Of MIR. KrieLn's buildings, IN Franklin
street, deciding that the 'hole In the wall' Is
too small for his purposes.
Try the new soda cracker, put up for the
best st. Louis city trade. For sale by Geo.
+. Maitland. mr1t9
Thieves burglarIxed the hardware store OF
W. 4. EASTWOOD, In Dover. last Sunday
night, and carried of . revolver. knives and
forks, and perhaps other articles, and IS In
money. which was In the till.
When in AigginsvlIle take our advice, and
try Frank Lamoreux' favorite drink-we
like 1t. mil
X. G. Times, Feb. 27tb:-Ths excitement
among the attorneys just now is the Mattin
trial at Independence, and yesterday the
cars on the Narrow Gauge road were crowd
ed to their utmost capacity to accommodate
the heavy travel.
LOOMS will not be uudsrsold by anybody.
II you ONT believe 1t, call sround and price
his goods.
Fred Marshall, son Of the late Benjamin
Marshall, drew the fns Poland.China pig
offered by Messrs. Shepard & Alexander AZ
one OF the premiums to subscribers to the
Rural World for the year 1879. The award
was made last Monday.
We are having q large run on undressed
Kid gloves. all sizes. Conkling.
j. A.. QuarIes & Co. have sold out theil
drug store to Drs. w. A.. Gordon and p. s
Fulkerson, who will take possession as soor
an inventory can be taken Of the stock. Bott
the new proprietors are popular physicians
and will undou btsdIy do a large business.
A full stock Of fresh groceries just received
by LOOMS. Try his choice flour and Rio
coffee.
A daily accommodation train now run
from Higginsville, on the C.. & A., connect
Ing at Mexico with the through train te
Chicago and the east. The train leaves Hig
ginsvills att O'Clock, 8. M, thus allowing
passengers via the Mo. r. to make connec
tions.
To-day we open eight new aud fresh style.
of carpits-Brussels and Ingrains-which art
the latest designs for spring-and the price.
are twenty-five per cent. less than ever be
fore. All housekeepers are invited to cal
aud see them no trouble to show :hem
ConklIng.
LOOMS Sc lis six pounds of choice Rio COT
fee for 81.
Chas. H. schaefsrmeyer, hardware dealer
Pine street, first door north of the o. S
Presbyterian church, has received q full sup
ply of reasonable goods In his line. Hoes
~shovels, spades, forks, iron, steel, &C., are
displayed in profusion, and at prices which
cannot he beaten anywhere. Call and look
through his stock.
"Carnation Pink" and . undre otheI
choice perfumes at Conkling's.
| Mr.. s. G.. Wentworth yesterday received
a telegram from Mr.. John NJ. Vaughn, stat
ing that Mr.. H. 5. Chadwick was dead AM
would be buried In Machpelah cemetery OF
Saturday afternoon, March LIST, vt 1 O'Clock
MIR. Chadwick was one Of the earliest settler
OF this city, and was for many years q mer
chant here. His death will be sad news +
his numerous friends.
The early birds sing of how cheap dr.
goods and shoes can be bought atConklipg's
The American Book Exchange has GU
thanks for volume one of Chambers Cyclic
psdls Of English Literature. This is a sritl
cal aud biographical history Of British an
/ American authors, with specimens Of thsi
writings, from the earliest times to tn
: present, all complete in eight volumes. 1t
, an Interesting and comprehensive little boo
Of 400 pages to the volume, and is msrvs
Of chsapness. The eight volumes In paps
cost only 81 so in cloth, 50 80; half Morot
. CO, IS these prices will be increased te
cents q set after March LIST. In order to Civ
q q chance to examine the book, to those VIII
wish to subscribe, volume one will be sen
In paper, postpaid, for 20 cents in cloth, .
cents; half Morocco, gilt top, so cents. Sol
: only BY subscription. Address America
Book Exchange, IS Beekman street. Ne,
. York.
We are having q large run ou undresse
kid gloves, all sizes. Conkline.
Science is doing much for civilization, br
$ there are certain departments In which 1t b.
as yet accomplished nothing. 1t has put q b
in the mouth OF lightning /; 1t has built raj
roads in the air; it has dreamed the dreal
of the telephone and the microphone, but
, has devised no way to keep shirt buttor
o from coming of just at the wrong momen
, We do not care to be called an alarmist, br
J 1t Is our tsm convlction-the result OF veal
Of sxperience-that the world Will never b
what 1t SHOULD lie, that man will never attai
z that moral excellence which is the evider
destiny of the race, until q shirt button sha
d be invented that will never come of. 1t is
startling surprise for which the most ChrI
tian man finds himself totally unpreparet
when In the attempt to fx the collar in plac,
the button gives way and you are left shl'
erins In the cold until the damage can be r.