Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-01

Concealed Delight" at Conklipg's.
The present month Marched In to-day.
Small farms are In brisk demand for rent
eIs.
New colorsd Hamburg edgings, at Conk-
liug's.
The ladies' talked less In February than In
any other month.
The river has been full Of floating ice for
the past three days.
The attention Of ladies Is called to those
new shoes at Conkling's.
.No work to be had" is now the COM
plant Of the laboring man.
5000 yards Hamburg edgings, now open,
from &c up. at Conkling & Co.'S.
A few of our citizens have already sown
beds OF onions, radIshes and lettuce.
The attention of the ladies Is called to
those new styles OF shoes at Conkling's.
Ladies' fine sewed goat shoes, only 9Oc per
pair; all new and fresh goods, at Conkilng
& Co.'S.
A rock crossing has be an put down from
Winkler's furniture factory to the south side
of South street.
Frank krishn has put a new fence around
his residence on Main street, aud otherwise
made improvements.
residence OF Mr.. John McFadtn, on the Do
yer road, last Saturday night.
There were sixty-six horses hitchsd to
the rack at the western side Of the court
house. at one time, last Saturday.
We noticed several b%arefooted children on
the street last Monday. They were evident
Iy determined 10 fierce the season.
There was an unusually large number of
people In town last Saturday. and our streets
presented quite a busy appearances.
The new French corset, especially adapted
to fleshy ladies, and superior to the Moody
corset, is to be found onl! at Conkiing's.
Noah Adams sold, recently. to Elses Rex,
80 acres Of land in Sni-s-Bar township, at
SO per acre, cash moderate improvements.
"Sweet Clover" at Conkling's.
A large flag hung from the upper window
| Of Mr.. Il. Haerle's restaurant, last Saturday,
in remembrance of Washinxton's birthday.
s.Locust Buds" at Conkling's.
The gas lamps on South street were burn
Ing very badly, Sunday nigbt,a and those near
the Wedge house,on Broadway were worse.
NSUutueEu mig Olo ~ SohAiuk .
The neatest store room, the newest goods,
the politest clerks, and the losOsst price, for
dry goods and shoes, are to be found now
at Conkling q Co.'S.
c. Ben. Russell, the Mo. P. agent, has on
land cheap tickets to Texas, Kansas, the
east and south. No tro uble to give informa.
ton ; call and see him.
ssLsdIss' Favorite,' at Conkling's.
Thoss farmers who took our advice last
fall, aud made bacon instead Of selling theil
hogs on foot, are now rejoicing at the sd'
vance In the price OF pork.
.Ssnsation Bouquet" at Conkling's.
MIR. j. NJ. Armentrout lost, somewhere In
Lexington, one day last week, bis tax re-
csipts TOR the years 1878. Tn finder will
please leave them at this Office.
Spring styles calico. Sc per yard, at Cenk:
ling's.
Public squares are q great blessing to the
community. We can say the same OF DR..
Bulls baby syrup it Is the best remedy for
the cure OF all diseases %babyhood has to en-.
counter. Price, only Is cents.
Spring styles calico, Sc per yard, ut Conk'
ling's.
Mr.. W. L. Hickam has the thanks Of the
lntelligencer force for a nice lunch, which
he brought up Friday night of last week,
Such kind remembrances always hit q prin.
ter's tender spot.
Spring styles calico, Sc per yard, at Conk-
llns's.
ted to Liberia years ago, ordered n quantity
OF DIR. Bulls cough syrup y short time ago
stat ng that although coughs and Geld, wers
not ir. Quenr in Africa he would not like to
be without 1t in his family.
The boss store for white quilts is Conk
ling's.
A difference Of e degrees In the tempera
ture Of the weather within SO hours,is rathel
extreme for even Missouri weather. Blu
this Was the range of the thermometer he
tween Monday evening and Wednesday
morning Of this week.
New colored Hamburg edglngs, ut Conk
ling & Co.'S.
We will furnish the Intelligencsr An,
American Young Folks one year for onl,
81 %, both papers at almostt the price Of one
Send for specimen copies of the Younl
Folks to Hudson & Ewing, Topeka, Kansas
who will furnish them free.
The boss store for white quilts Is Conf
ling's.
Monday night a party Of railroad hand
camped on the vacant lot back Of this ofic,
There were nine wagons, each with = goo
team. In the party were three or four VIZ
men and several little children. They wer
on their way to work on the Chillieoths .,
tension.
The boss store for white quilts is conI
Hng's.
John Dixon, colored, was arrested Ia
Saturday, for stealing u sIedge hammer frol
! Willis Fry, another coIored man, and at b
!, trial the following Monday. before ,Squil
J Tut, he was sentenced to the payment Of
fine, or Imprisonment for thirty days. N,
having the wherewithal. he was sent to tai
Tbs boss store fer white quilts il Coul
, ling's.
. We wish people would stop writing ,
, anonymous articles for publication. 1t 10
waste Of time. Last Friday We read owe
punctuated and corrected two articles.
both Of which were very good-and whs
we reached the end found no signature, ar
. consigned them to the waste basket. "
8 publish no article Of which we dc not kno
the author or responsible party.
A grand rush is beng made for tho
cheap shoes at Conkling's.
We saw, a few days since, an old copy
: the Commonwealth, published At Frankfor
Ky. dated December 20, 1885. 1t contain,
r the message of james Il. Morehead, at th
6 Tina governor of Kentucky, and list of Il
members Of the legislature; among them =
r the names Of Cassius NJ. Clay. OF Madison
Garrett Davis. of Bourbon. Thomas f. Ms
shall, of Louisville Charles A. WickliHe,
Nelson; James Guthrie, Of Louisville; al
our esteemed citizen, Garland J.. Blewi
: who at that time represented the county
q Warren.
Agrand rush is being made for those che
shoes at Conkllng's.
= Last Saturday MIR. L.. K. Foulds came in
town, and hitched his team OF mules on I
Ie lot back of this Office. The lot is q fayorl
play ground for boys, and 1t was not 10
If before William Nephler and - Gey,
aged about ten or twelve years each, we
engaged in the sport of throwing ston'
III One of these stones, about the size of a roC
ID egg, struck one of the mules squsrely in
u left eye. completely MASKING the eye-ball.
in was u nns animal, and IS damaged not Il
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