Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-27

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= The .'Bernhardt'' silk lace fichu, now
COnkiing's. MI
: ~ full line of sportsman's supplies at Beec
ing & Ciagett's. o23tf
The owest prices on carpets and o
cloths, are at ConkIing's. n27
An endless variety of fresh Novelties
opened to-day. Conkling. n27
A new line of light colored cloakfng open
ed this morning. Conkilng. n27
Miss Adelaide Elliott and MIR. Harry +
LOOMS, at the opera house, all next week
Our line OF jackets, Golmans and cloaks Il
full, and prices have been greatly reduced t
close. % nor
Call anc see the fresh stock OF catsups
sauces, mixed pickles and chowchows, al
Beeding q Clagett's. o16tf
Wanted at once,a large lot of dried apples
peaches, good fresh butter in nice rolls, and
fresh eggs FOR which VIII pay The highest
market price. Geo. +. Maitland. n27,2
i. Dairy outfit, with good ran Of custom, for
sale. Some good cows. No. 1 milk wagon,
harness, cans, etc. Call ut once, pay your
money, and step into a good paying bust.
ness. Bell & Greer. nv27t2
Garrison Grange will meet next Saturday,
December4 4, at 10 O'Clock, u. m. Officers
are to be elected for the ensuing year, and
prompt attendance
Burglars effected an entrance into MIR.
Morath's store, In old town, Tuesday night
last. and succeeded In finding about 500 in
cash, which was hid in a cigar box They
Seem TO have disturbed nothing else.
No lady can afford to pass by without
seeing the magnificent display OF all the
novelties Of the season In ladies dress goods,
at H.. j. E. Ahrens' Dry-Goods- Bazaar,
Franklin st. Our motto, good goods, low
prices. %
Mr.. George Trail killed. Thursday night,
November IS, a horned owl, which messur-
ed 5 feet l inch from tip to tip. He present.
ed the Intelligeucer office one Of the claws,
which is al most equal IN Size and length of
talons to that of on eagle.
st. Joseph, Mo, Saturday Democrat
"Cspt.'R. A. Collins, Of Lafayette county is
said to be the leading candidate for ~adjutant
general Of the ssate. The captain has quite
u number of friends in This section who
would be pleased 10 hear of his appoint
ment."
How would you like 10 stand out on the
lee side of n fence these nights, with youf
back bent double. AMI nothing over you but
the stars? You wouldn't like ii, eh Well,
neither does your horse, or your COW, or
your pig, or your sheep. ga merc!iu' man
Is merciiu' to his beast, - say Tire Scotch, and |
they say truly. Shelter the dumb brutes.
The Western theater company. Messrs
Wood II Loomis proprietors,i will spend all
OF next week in this city, giving nightly
performances at the opera house. Miss Ad-
elaide Elliott, the star. and MIR. Harry T.
Loomis, the popular and witty actor, are
principal lady and gentleman OF the troupe,
and are highly spoken OF everywhere. They
are not unknown to our own people,
have always faYcrably impressed them when
here. ans! 1t is not unreasonable to expect
that good houses VIII greet them.
Mr.. Robert Esgan was at Bates City with
a team OF good horses pitched to his wagon
a few day, ago. A train came along, the
horses became very much frightened, broke
loose and ran away. In their flight they I'M
fortunately took a barbed wire and plank
fence They were going with such speed
that they brake q new cedar post short off at
the ground, smasae ! The three planks OF the
fence and broke both OF the wires. The lat
ter injured the animals very badly about the
brenst and legs. but it Is thought that they
will get we'll. |,
"Suhscriher" should not lose his temper.
We answered his question in the best humor
Imaginable. 1t was not addressed to us, but
IL elected the statement that the democrats
In this county had doubled the taxes. When.
EVER that assertion is made, we have some
to say. Even IL 1t has been said once
or twice before, no one has been able, so far, r
to dlscredit Orlweaken the assertion that
we make. We did not say Subscriber,
was a republican,; We merely surmised il;
but II he did not vote for Rice and against
il he voted at all, We'll agree to
treat him to oysters the first time he comes
10 Lexington. .
We have received ''Marcia," a piece of pi.
ano music, composed by Miss Lou e.. Sans,
and dedicated to-her father and mother. II
Is published by Conover Bros, In very good
style. Miss Sans was educated in this city,
at Central Female College, where she grad
uated win honor. She Is q skilIful perform.
er on the piano, 3 thorough master of the IN.
strument, we'll grounded In the theory and
practice OF music, and we are glad to see
mat as a composer as well as a performer she
does honor 10 her alma mater. The piece of
Is for sale at Mrs. Morehead's, at 80
cents per copy. All our musical people
should get 1t.
=, $500,
81. Joseph Saturday Observation-Disclosures
Wilson. Jr., Of Lexington, is mentioned as
Que OF the possibilities as u candidate for the
and successor to Senator Cockreil.
UT. WILSON'S acquaintance over the state Is
not very general, but where he is known he
IS recognized as one of the solid, substantial
men OF the sta te. He has a reputation upon
ne financial question, aud particularly OF
me national banking system, which is fast
national. We DO not think the
state has q batter man for the senate than
Mr.. wilson. he has advanced and valuable
IDEAS upon a living and important question
10 our government, and bis presence in
w ashlngton, as a member OF the next con, ,
sress. would be of great value" !
"Down In Pinal, Arizona, they recestIy
NJ a. IA lOuT women were present.
mere was great .rejoic!ps. The editor of
No nearest paper said We have entered s
8 new era, Previously the Piualites /
1ad never had anything but stag dances. {
This enthusiasm OF the people of PInal is 4 !
'emindsr Of early days In these mines.
Quftc a sensation was created on Gold Canon, |
1t Silver City, when 8 family Boosting two |
girls settled there. The first time they
their clothes-line on the banks of
he canon and hung out their washing every |
nan at work in the neighbornood dropped /,
his shovel and stood speIl-bound. We'll,
Well, tbs Is ciSilI2 alton y was the cry all I'D I
anu down the cauOn. lac boys were so I
modest that in passing TO and from their
meals they made a circuit OF about half 4 |
nile IN the hills to get round the house of
he new family. SaiI these Thoughtful min .
ars: They have No other iiiac= where they {
for III 20 go by there when there is {
anything On it" I
Jim Gray is 4 clever c0lo-ed man, who
makes nres at Conkiing's store. Last Fri. |
lay Willie Bolton pu, up Il job on him that l
lie does not like. In the store was an old
OUNCE, which Willie carried 70 The cellar.
Ind placed near the furnace; he then made