Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08

Council meets Monday night. .
The cheapest shoes are now to be found at
Copkling's.
Tn days IRE now ten hours and thirty.dvs
minutes long.
Leiderkrsnx masquerade ball. Monday
week, 17th Inst.
With the departure OF the snow stock
water has become plentiful.
Humpty-Dumpty performance At the opera
house next Thursday night.
Spectators are not now allowed at the re-
hesrsals OF 'Queen Esther"
Every pair OF shoes you buy you lose %
cents, unless you buy them OF Conkling
About one inch of snow fell in Sni-s-Bar
township Oh the night OF Tuesday, 4tl inst.
Next after Valentines Day comes ''St.
Patriek's Day in the Morning. and "Wsar-
Ing Of the Green"
Our notices OF the egg famine. in last
weeks paper, started the hens at once to
aging. Nothing like printers ink.
Next week We open an invoice "f 2.0Oe
yards of Hamburg edgings. from 2 cents per
yard up. All new designs. Conkling.
The passenger train on the st. 10. branch
was delayed nearly two hours. Sunday eve
Mug, about y mile from the river. by an ac-
eidsnt to the engine.
The Marrow Gauge traia was delayed
about two hours Saturday evening, by the
upsetting of the engine at the round.house,
about Il half mile from the depot.
LEX. Boys" sends US . communication
this week. and does not give US his name.
When will he learn that newspapers pay no
attention to anony nous communications!
Now that the weather is getting warmer,
"grinding" has commenced again at the city
calaboose yard. The click, click OF the ham,
mers can be hesrd from early merE till dewy
eve.-
Do not buy .'shoddy dry goods' because
they are offered at low prices, but buy good
goods at s.shoddy prlcss"-ws give you the
best goods for the least money. Copkllng
q Co.
W. G. MusErsvs. as guardian Of the Cash
heirs, sold. recently, to John and Paul Rein
hard, forty acres of land, two miles south Of
town. and west Of the fair grounds, for
$1,000.
A good crossing ID badly needed on Pine
} street, from Tsvis' drug store to M%xitland's
grocery. 1t IL the most used OF any crossing
In town, aud should be kept in frst-rate con-
dition.
>. Our stock Of blsached and brown musline,
, sheetlng, pillow-case cottons. etc., Is now
: complete and our prices will be found as
low as my house in the west. Kriehn 4
. Wilker, isb1:2
: Our wavsrly correspondent informs III
that we were mistaken in saying that Mr..
|, Tom White, who recently died while on a
visit to his father in johnson county, lived
. near Wxverly. DC thinks Mr.. White lived
near Page City.
, We notics that where wounds have beer
received this winter by the shade tress along
the sidewalks, tue cap flowed freely there
from during the warm weather Of The pres
ent week. This indicates that 'sugal
weather. IL here.
Much unsasiness was felt for the safety o
the ferry from the breaking up OF the Ice II
the river, last week, and Messrs. Monroe
3 wiisy, Montgomery, VORTEX and Waltor
watched day and night. during the entir'
r week, to avert any possible danger.
Mr.. L. D. Mathews will sell. at his resi-
o dence, two miles northeast Of Tabo, on Tues
t day, the 18th inst, 8 head OF horses and
mules, 2 cows, = lot Of yearlings, % hogs, I
D barrels OF corn IN crib. harness. farmini
l utensils, household and kitchen furniture.
e X. q. Times, 6:-John Moore, colored, q
Waverly, died from the effect Of blows iu
r fieted on the bead with u stick by Fran
e Rains, colored, on Saturday, during u quar-
0 Rel about y nickel. An inquest WAS ncld an
L u verdict OF unjuslifiasle homicide rendered
y The murderer ned.
Amanda P , and G.. W. Masterson, a.. At
3 illustrators Of Q. c. Mssterson, will sell, ,
the residence of deceased, three miles We.
Of Grsenton. on February 25th. IT head {
J. cattle, l work mule, "A sheep, 10 hogs, faru
IS ing implements, &c. Nine months credit Q
all sums OF $40 and upward.
10 The curling for a sidewal on Mulberr
8 street, from Franklin to South, has bee
~ placed In position during the week, and
good, substantial brick pavement Is to
Immediately put down. When completed
u will be a great improvement upon the o.
: plank walk which had been there SO long.
K. C.. Times, 6:-At Waverly, Tuesday,
number Of tramps narrowly escaped lyncI
~ ing at the hands OF Infatuated citizens. Thu
W came to town threatening to burn 1t and r
" lease from Jail three tramps confined f
stealing. The people rose enmasse, aud
" was with difficulty that influential citixel
prevented their hanging the nomads.
Our opinion is that it IL wrong to shoe
at crows. They destroy some corn, OF cours
but they also destroy a great many enemi
!. to the grain crops. A crow will catch DO
= ems OF mice each season, and will pick
enough cut worms each day to pay for
the csrn he eats. Let the crows and all 9th
-. birds alone. and our crops will be mu
better.
e' DR.. G. P. Herndon will sell at public NJ
Isl ton, on the 26th INST, all his household al
kitchen furniture, including q piano, t,
90 sewing machines, cook stove, &c. Also t,
wagons, one buggy, three horses, sevsd
'e' cows, some oats, &c. Six months credit
sums over DO. Sec advertisement ell
where. We are sorry to learn that the d.
nc tor intends moving to Texas.
Oh A family at Glen Falls, New York, Is
10y ported Is having . narrow escape from des
no recently from "eating q squash which b
become de%compossd." IT We had a les
en- upon life until We poisoned ourselves by o.
ing squash, and rotten squash at that, \
tuoootAu "Oul0 Oe COuelOeI0u D "6I6 OA
'"' In age when compared to tho time at VIII
LOT We would be ready to ''shume Oh this m
OF tai COLL"
49,. Every one 10 invited to call and see b
u cheap We are Offering Shoes and dry goo
~. Conkiing d Co.
. German physicians condemn the baby c
nA' riages where the little one sits facing
nurse and Is pushed back var The natu
Nv desire of the eye 10 to draw nearer to "
1t sees,and the practice Of reversing this
der Of things and causing surrounding obi.
to recede is liable to affect injuriously the
I'M. velopment OF both sight and brain. Thl
nn an important matter, and Is we'll worthy
careful attention.
rvs Every ono who prices our shoes buy
.m pair, because they are so cheap. Conkl
4 Co.
.ple K. e. Journal:-Ths Blue river, betw
ght this ely and Independence, IS full OF j
the fsh. When all the strssms In this sect
,sm froze. the Dish, having no Prof. Tice am'
cof- them to orewarn them, got caught in
q congesling fluid, and before they had 4
-, m lonk arnln,i than or avon cniIo.s ~