Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-25

TIL. ferry boat i. running again.

The ferry boat 10 running again.
Fine, sewed goat shoes, at 81 Per pair. at
Conkling d Co.'s.
Several Of the gas lamps are in q terribly
dilapidated condition.
Up to the present time We have had seven
weeks Of continuous sleigbing.
They feed the calaboosc prisoners, at Jer-
ssyvills, Ills, with quail gu toast.
Nowhere are to be ound such bargains in
shoes as ars now being offered ut conklinR
d Co.'s.
The N. q. train leaves fifteen minutes car
lirr than it formerly did. See change else.
where.
Every one Is invited to call and SEQ how
cheap we are Offering shoes and dry goods.
Conkling Il Co.
Prairie chickens, partridges. quails and
plover will he protected by the game law AZ
ter February 1st.
Persons who write anonymous letters for
publication. should send their ''fooP' names
to the publishers.
There were a great many country people
In tow last Saturday, and our streets pre-
scented an unusually busy appearance.
1t is hardly probable that the boys will
skate upon the river tomorrow. or coast
down Pine street, as extensively as they did
before the thaw.
New shelving is being put Ia the. stores Of
Messrs. ConklinE 4 Go. and N. E.. Keller.
The appearances OF these places OF business
will be greatly improved thereby.
Tho Narrow Gauge time table has been
changed, As follows: The train will to-day,
~-l ,utn r,prthor nafgeo Iesya af 6.Il- q
m , instead of 7:10. a. heretofore.
A little child Of Mr.. G. Ben Russell burned
her hand quite severely, u few days ago., by
Selling a hot poker which had dropped from
the hands of Its mother while stirring the
fire.
Shoes are being offered at fearfully low
prices, to make room for our spring stock.
| Call early. and take advantage OF gettfug
the best goods for q nero nothing. Conk-
ling Il Co.
The Lexington coal company is building
. new coal shute ut the shaft. TIL old shuts
Is below the shaft, and the coal had to be
| hauled to It. The new one will be an i'm
provsment.
County court docket, February term-lst
day, Monday, February Sd: Miscellaneous
business and licenses; I'd day, Tuesday, Feb
rusry 4: Claims and school business ; Sd day,
Wednesday,, February o: Roads aud bridges.
Rev. DR.. W. Il. Milburn, the "blind man
sloQent," will deliver u lecture In the NJ. f.
church. al. Waverly. on Friday evening" JAN
uary 81. at 7 O'Clock. Subject: "What u
Blind Man Saw In Paris" Tickets OF adj
mission. % cents; i've tickets for one dollar.
The blind preacher, DR.. W. H. Mnburn,
"the blind man eloquent" will deliver {. lee
turs In the NJ. f. church. at Waver!y, on
Friday evening, January 31st, At 7 o'clock.
Subject: "Wha q Blind Man Saw in Paris"
Tickets of admission, % cents; five tickets
for one dollar.
d. Sailing, on Franklin street, is closing
out his fall and winter stock Of homemade
boots at cost. THIS is no humbuY. but q re-
Atty, as you Will be convinced by calling at
his store. in the same building with Joseph
Hook. All worh warranted las represented
or money refunded, Don't buy eastern slop
shop work when you can get homemade
work at almost the same price. Satisfaction
guaranteed IN all cases. j25m1
You save fifty cents on each pair Of shoes
that you buy Of Conkling s. Co.
Mr.. A. W. Hutchins has laid on our table
= pamphlet report OF. the receipts and expen-
dltures Of the Howard Association Of New
Orleans. The reports are being sent out by
Mr.. S. B. Newman, acting treasurer Of the
association, who is II cousin of Mr.. Hutchins.
The name and amount Of every donor is
given. The total receipts were 1888 ,4449, and
the total expenditures were $3.50, 1876. The
Association did q vast amount of good with
the money. We have not had time to care
fully examine the report.
You save fifty cents on each pair of shoes
that you buy Of Conkling & Co.
The protractsd meeting which has been
going on at the Baptist church for nearly
Two weeks, has drawn quite large audiences
every night. but SO far very little religious
interest has been manifested. The sermons
Of DR.. Ysaman have been logical, and full of
sound argument. The sermon to young
men. on Monday night, drew a packed house.
and Is pronounced, by all who were so for
tunats as to hear 1t, as a remarkable effort.
The doctor Is an eloquent orator, and his
conclusions seem to US strong enough to
convince any one who is open to conviction.
Nothing could be Of more benefit to our town
than for the young men to heed the advice
he then gave them.
You save fifty cents on each pair Of shoe,
that you buy Of Conkling & 20.
A lively law suit was tried before Squire
Eastwood. in Dover, . few days ago. A
school teacher and = barber, both colorsd, had
. fuss some weeks ago and the barber, Thac
Edwards, was placed under bond to kseI
the peace. A few nights ago some boys con.
Guided to give the school teacher, Taylor
+. q good scare. They went to his house, pre-
} tending that they were negroes whom Ed
wards had induced to give Taylor q whip
ping. Taylor was scared badly, and had Ed
wards arrested. Quin. Plattenburg was Ed
, wards attorney aud bondsman, and mad,
an eloquent speech In defense of his client
> After mature elaboration and . IaboriouI
. search through his law books, Squire East
: wood dismissed the case, putting the cost
: on the plaintiff, and all is now serene dowl
. on Tabo.
You save ffty cents on each pair Of shoe,
that you buy Of Conkltng Il Co.
The publisher OF Colman's Rural World,
wide-awake farm journal, is doing all he Cal
r to extend its circulation, and we take pleas
ure In recommending it to the favorable at
tention Of our readers. Every farmer. Wi
: ind in 1t valuable Information In regard I,
= cultivating crops, roaring stock, aud grow
q Ing fruit. and the family circle is not forgot
ten. Choices premiums are given to cluu
, agents, and Their. will be 4 grand drawing
!, for premiums, where every subscriber has
chance. Forty or fifty choice animals an,
= other valuable gifts Will be distributed Il
q this manner. Terms-only 81 30 per year
q Send for u free sample copy, and get ful
particulars. Address, Norman J.. Colmar
publisher, No. 600 Olive street, St. Louis
Missouri. The lntelligsncer and Rurs
World will be furnished for So.
= Fine, sewed goat shoes. at IL per pair, q
Conkling & Co.'s.
. Every school district ought to have q d,
batting society. A great deal OF valuable II
y formation Is impaired In the discussion
u Men, by participating In the discussions, &C
custom themselves to speaking in publ,
and, with proper practice, can engage in til
" debates in larger public bodies. Publ
= speaking is an art, and. like ~allarts, can onl
. be acquired by practice. The time OF tt
spectators is passed pleasantly as we'll ,
- DrOfitabIv at dehatfn0 socf,ffos and - III,