Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

cantata.
The '.Bernhardtr silk lace tichu, now a
Conkling's. n2I
Dwelling house for sale or rent. Inquir
of Jno. d.. New, dts
Remember, q full line OF toys and Low
prices at Grants. dcllt2
Remember that Wiley Il Co. get fresl
oysters every dav. data
Louis Gillen is going 10 sell hardware
Rinehart's old stand.
Dolls, wagons, tin. hin and wooden
toys. cheaper thsn ever, at Grants. d1lt2
We are receiving fresh goods daily, at the
mammoth grocery house OF Beeding Il Cisg
EFT. dell
Use the Live o tx whisky when you neec
8 stimulant it is palatsble and strictly pure
Call at PoweIr's for 1t. j2ltf
A new line OF light colored cloakiEg open
ed this morning. Conkling. no,
Baptist college concert and %can.ata, nj Ha
gems hall. Tuesday night, December II.
Concert and cantata By the pupils of the
Baptist college. at iIagen's ball, Tuesday,
December 81
Our line of jackets, m and closks is
full, and prices have been greatly reduced to
close. Conkiing. n21
Santa Claus can be found. az usual, al j.
w. Grants. where he has an immense line
of toys. Give him a call. d11t2
Lost, about three weeks ago. in this city,
a gold ring, amethys, set. 4 liberal reward
paid II left at THIS office. -
IOung's queensware store will be open Mt
night until after the holidays, for the ac-
c~ommodation of customers dc11t1
Miss Katie DrysdaIe's school. at Berlin,
closed lis three months term on the 81 inst.
She is now on a visit TO relatives al Browns
Vile.
Go to the mammoth grocery hnu.e of
Beeding & Clagett. where you can buy more
Christmas goods for 81 Than ut any other
house in the city. dell
Subscriber No. 2 should inform his paper
which came out Thursday. that congress
met Monday, and that the republican presi-
dent issued a message.
II you intend buying a cook or he ,ting
stove it will be TO your interest 10 look
through Bennett II Morrison's stock sud get
their prices before buying elsewhere. n2Otf
1t takes winter 10 make ice, summer TO
bring swallows, money 10 make the mare
go. and work to make a newspaper-eSpe-
ciaIiy \ country uewspsper-and Ien't you
forget it,.
Who is grandpa. His birthday is next
Tuesday week. During the evening sou
Will find him at Hagen'> hall. lie will sing
you bis Song of other Days." and GRAND
pas Good Night Song"
Get ticA els fer the cantala at Ruyi,'S book
store; no extra charge for reserved seats.
The largest stock OF goods in the county
and the lowest prices, at the
grocery house OF Beedlns Il Clagett'>, Lex
iDgton. Mo. o16tf
w have not got oysters by the barrel or
bushel, but We get 4 few nice and fresh
every morning. Try a dozen or two for
dinner. Wiley II Co. d4t4
An admirable communication on ..Wom-
ans Influence and Mission Will be found
Oh our fourth page. We commend Its peru
sal TO our lady friends.
The csntala by the little folks of The B,p-
tlst college, Tuesday night, December 81. is
replete with beautiful songs. duets, trios an
ch0ruses. to be rendered by sweei-voiced
children of tender age.
A new line of light colored cIoiking .oper-
ed this morning.. COnklIng. MI
No lady can afford TO pass 10y without
seeing the magnificent display OF all The
novelties of the season In Indies dress goods,
at H.. j. E. Ahrens' Dry-Goods-Bazsar,
Franklin St Oar motto, good goods, low
prices. o.
An endless variety OF fresh Novelties,
opened to-day. Conkiing. NJ,
For the thousandth time:-Please write on
but one side OF the paper; sign your real
name to your communications; pitch right
into what you want to say without apology;
send plenty Of items, and bile 'em down, bile
'em down. -E.
Bedding Il Ciageti have taken on an extra
corps of statesmen during the rush before
Christmas. DO not be afraid to 90 In and
see their large AMI fresh stock Of holiday
goods, and you will be attended to with
promptness. dell
An endless variety of fresh novelties.
opened to-day. Conkling. n21
New, original and artistic designs In per-
forated card. novelties and notices, Par
ker's patent for sale only, by Kriehn Il Will
ker's, Franklin street. These are an i'm
provement over the old styles any child can
work them. d42
The lowest prices on carpets and oil
cloths, are at Conkling's. n2I
The Sedalia Democrat OF the Sth cont aips
the news Of The death OF that notorious
%scoundrel, Jim TI.rley. He was here with
Bake Montgomery, just after the war, and
many OF our citizens have cause to remsm-
Der him., and VIII now rejoice to hear that
he has "dIed with his boots on" lie was
shot dead in his tracks by u stockman in
Kansas.
Lsy In your supply Of fancy goods for the
holidays before the rush at the mammoth
grocery house of Beeding & Clagett.
The largest mortgage deed ever recorded
In Lafayette county was filed with the re.
corder a few days ago.. 1t is to secure q
$50 600 900 loan on the Missouri Pacific, St.
Louis & Lexington, Lexington i Southern,
st. l. *. c.. a. Arizona and X. c., l.. & A.
railroads., 2e.ls4 one thousand dollar bonds
being set aside to secure the Indebtedness OF
the roads, and the balance to he used for
extension, repairs and rolling stock TO,
them. J. :. Dillon Is trustee, and the deed
Is signed by Jay Gould, prssidept. The fee
Tor recording II is $40, and we see 1T stated
that it is of record in twenty-six counties.
The ''Bernhardt' silk lace fchu, now u,
Conkling's. na7
We understand that Judge VIM r.. Gam
moi intends to contest Judge Hord's right
to the Office of.probate judge. onsths grouud
that the Office does not expire, under The
law, for two years. This Is a mooted dues.
ton. hanging on a technically OF law. We
have always been friendly with Judge Gam.
mon and we wish him we'll. II we wished
him i'll We might advise HIN, TO pursue the
course Indicated above. There is no techni.
cality In the fact that he was elected by the
people for six years. ana that that six years
has expired. There is no technicaIi,y In tbs
fact that having the privilege of re-electIre
him the people chose TO tlt ct another gentle
man. We believe that Judge Cannon la,
niied his Office con%scientiousIy aud well, ant
that he has generally been a sa,lsfactor,
public servant, but he will make the mis-
take of his life i; he attempts to hold an of
lice to which the people have elected another
man, when he, himself, has enjoyed the of
fice for the fun term for which he was cbos
en- by the people, on the pretext OF e ,lubi
Gus point of law
Remember that Wiley & Co. get fresl