Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-15
Next year is leap year.

The ch- apsst shoes are now to be found q
Conkling's.
How it does hurt to tell the truth abou
some people.
100 yards 8 to s inch wide ribbsn at 10 cent?
at McCausland's. janlstf
Groceries At greatly reduced prices, at j
Q. PIatt. nbury:s feb15m
Fresh fish, game, corn beef, &C., always ol
hand at John q Hers. jsn25m1
Conductor V.ughn's tram on the n.
K. 4. has Teen rrpiare :.
A very tender teteetes was overheard.
few nights sine , on South street.
Ciesks and shawls nj greatly reduced pr
ces t5 close out. H.. j. E. Anrens. jan1Stf
Money to loan al real estate. Apply t
E l. Berding or R,lana y RyIand 1882
Ladies' s-wed goat shoes from 70 cents
pair up. Call and secure u bargain ut Conk
ling's.
Advertising is the oil which trads.men pu
In their lamps. They that are unwise pu
no oil In.
The boys with Jack knives and gimlet
now extract sweetness from the shade tree
about town.
Ready made clothing at greatly reduce
prices, to make room for the spring stock, q
J. Q. Plattenburg's. febl5m1
200 pieces OF attractive styles Of prints, o
the latest production, IRON s cents per yar'
up. at Il. j. E.. Ahrens.' janis
Remember, ask for what you want at J
Q. Plattenburg's, as he occupies the entir'
brick block, and has both rooms full. ll6m
Conkling means business when he say
that his shoe stock is composed Of all tn
titIon.
Dull times are the ones In which to adver
tise. When trade Is brisk. the need of ad
vertising 10 NOT SO great. Sow now. that u
may reap hereafter.
The county court needs no defense from
us. 1t is abundantly able to take care OF IT
self, as the boudholders aud their organ hsv
found out to their sorrow.
The removal OF j. 81. Mediation, to MGy
view, will create a vacancy In the board ol
directors Of the public schools, OF which
body he is the honorsd president.
Judge Cannon has removed his residence
from the Bob. Ewing place, near town, to
the beautiful suburban residence belonging
to Mrs. Pomeroy, near the cemetery.
A fresh supply Of cinders Is being placed
upon the sidewalks on North street from
Main Cross to Old Town. Our worthy mayor
IS evidently tired Of walking through tbs
mud.
Dexter's knitting cotton-ths best Of all
Is decidedly the cheapest, one ball weighing
twice as much as those sold at s cents, and
ta, beside, Of superior quality, at II. J. E.
Ahrens.' ja1etf
A good hard rain would be very accepta.
bic to the denizens Of this city just now.
Nearly all the cisterns are empty, and tbs
! good housewife Is much Inconvenience
thereby.
Life is but short, and We should do all We
can to prolong 1t. Check u cough or cold at
once by using an old and reliable remedy
such as DIR. Bulls cough syrup. Price only
25 cents a bottle.
Two passenger trains now leave daily, OK.
cept sunday, over the Kansas City u Eas-
tern railway, one IN the morning, and the
other in the afternoon. Two traius also
come into the city.
For r nt-fhs house and lot on Main
street, known US the LIghtn.r property. IL
now offer d Tor rent To q good tn mt. Pos
session Civ al any time. For p ,rtirulars
apply to Jno. u. New. lie l5M3
The lmmen>r STOCK OF glo.hing al the .-oid
reliable" store OF Morris GraIz, Is to to
closed out al bedrock prices. Call around
aud take a IDok through the store. No
trouble to show goods. oct19tf
M,rri. f,r,,D tta (..l; r.lt.tI,y, axI;.
mas an immense stock Of clothing. suitable
or the fall an.l winter trade. He proposes
10 give his customers the tull benefit of the
late decline in prices Of clothing. octl9tf
The city Council at its last me ting failed
to orIer a crossing quilt ut the junction OF
Pine and North streets, between Tsvis' drug.
store and Maitlsnd'sg grocery. 1t is the most
used crossing in the city and should be b lit
q. once.
Several parties have been given, during
the last W works, in Clay township, among
them those at the homes of VIM. LxudsrsIxle
b. +. Hammer and Mrs. Lizzie Moran. They
were pleasant affairs, and much enjoyed by
those who attended.
Mr.. Ira L.. Wood. agent for tho Eastern
"oS VVICa ONCIk u0 KIG8IOI
portion OF Jackson and Lafayette counties
since the cold weather of last month, thinks
that the peach buds are all killed, AMI tbs
trees badly damaged.
BOATS Will be running IN q few more days.
The K. q. Star line Is preparing for work
b Belle st. Louis ard Matte Bell will be
tue nrst boats to enter the trade; the Fan.
ME Lewis is fitting up; the Jo. Kinney needs
little or no repairs. All the boats Of this line
are known to be Of the most stanch and re-.
liable character.
Judge Cannon Is fencing up about six
acres OF the commons belonging to Mrs.
fomeroy, just north Of Mschpelah CEN.
etery, and will put the land In cultivation.
This will interfere with the road ssscross
lots" from Mrs. Lsuchner's house to the
county road east OF the cemetery, but Will
add much to the appearance of that portion
of the suburbs.
While Robt. Smith. aged about ID years,
nePhew Of Mrs. s. A. Morshsad,o of this CITY,
was engaged In cleaning out the cistern up.
on their premises, last Monday, tho arch,
from some cause unknown, fell in upon the
young man, seriously. but 1t is hoped no,
dangerously. cutting and brutsing him In
numerous places. One wound upon hts
mead Is three inches In length, and another
upward oil one and a halfinches. His wound
were promptly dressed by DR.. L.. Watson,
and the patient Is able to be about, although
quite sore from his mishap. The clstern is
about twenty-five feet deep, and 1t Is very
lortunate that the accident did mt raeul,
more seriously.
You save fifty cents on each pair Of shoe.
that you buy Of ConklIDg & Co.
Every paper in the United States, saws an
exchange, ought occasionally to keep the
Tact before its readers that burnt corn is q
sure cure for hog cholera. The best wav Is
to make a pile of corn, on the cob. and Ell.
fectually scorch 1t. The remedy WAS dis.
covered by E. E. Locke, OF Lewistowu. Ills.
at his distIllery which was burnt, together
with a large lot of corn, which Was 90 much
injured as to he unfit for use, and Was haul.
ell out and speedily eaten by the hogs, after
many OF The drove had been dying daily. Al.
ter the second day not a hog died, and the
disease entirely disappeared. The remedy
mas been tried In a number Of instances
since, and never failed.
Ladies' sewed goat shoes from IS cents q
nair up. Call and secure a bargain at Copk.
IIng's.
Willie Frazier, a lad OF sixteen years, ltv.