Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-09

Georpio NinstreIs next Wednesday night.
A full line OF jamestown aipacas, at Conk
ling's. 80
Read Bedding & Clagett's big advertise
ment.
Carpets and oil cloths, full fresh llne' at
Conkling's. Sd
No matter what a lady wants, if it is fash
ionable, it can be found at Conkiing's. SD
Nine. Demorest's most reliable patterns,
catalogue and jour1.I free. are at Conk-
ling's. SO
Ask for the stontlne," - boss base-burn-
er for soft coal, at Bennett II Morrison
Lexington, Mo. oN-
We are Offering the balance OF our shoe
stock at twenty-five per cent. less than cost
to close. Conkling s. Co. SD
Unequaled in effectiveness, unapproached
In cheapness. and unrivalisd III popularity
is DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. % cts. per bottle.
A cluster breastpin, set with brilliants,
was lost last week near Dutch Row. ihe
Under Will be literally rewarded 10y leaving
ut this office.
The celebrated s'Favorite" cook stove and
the .snew Sovereign" range. at Bennett "
| Morrison's, opposite the Morrison-We ht-
worth bank. oa1
A beautiful collection of dress ginghams;
| the styles are really tasteful. a; IL. D. L.
Ahrens' Dry-Goods-Bazaar. Franklin street,
Lexington, Mo. o.
Our fall and winter stock having arrived,
and being larger than ever, We invite every
body to visit us and examine our goods
before purchasing elsewhere. Kriehn Il
Wilkrr. or
We have a large stock of cooking and
heating stoves, CRATES, tin, copper. granite,
iron and sheefiron-ware, which we intend
to sell at bedrock prices, for cash. Bennett
& Morrison. OH
To see a beautiful display of goods, go 10
cu,, 80
Delicious lunch ham, toungue, turkey,
chicken, genuine imported sard'nes ana
fried sea trout, at Bedding Il Clagetts.
MIR. q. A. KrIehn is having u handsome
corpice placed over his building on Franklin
street, In which Is the dry goods store o.
Kr,ebn & WiIker, and the tin and stove
store OF Garland Graham.
FIannels. warn, cassimeres for boys anu
men. Iaiies' garments and cloaks, ladies'
shawls of every Inscription, baimorai skirts
the nobbiest ever brought out, at H. d. T.
Abrens' Dry-G oods-BaZaar, Franklin street
Lexington, Mo. W
That portion of the revised statutes which
appertaius to the new method of receiving
and counting votes at elections Will be tohh'
on the outside Of this issue, and should h'
carefully read by all persons who nave peel
appointed as judges In November.
Il Coils. ]. L.. ID. Morrison aud John b. Haie
will address the people of Lexington an
vicinity at the courthouse, in this city, mex
Tuesday afternoon, upon the political issue
of the day. They should, and, no douo'
will have a large audience.
The board of education has employe
Mrs. j. H. Cole, wife Of The principal, a
third assistant in the colored school. at
:, salary OF $50 per month. This school Is no.
mucn larger than ever before, the numoe
In attendance In the primary departmef
alone being l43.
The board OF education, at its meetin
last Wednesday, raised the salary oil MI:
= Florence Arnold from S35 to $40 per month
on account of increased duties required
her, her hours now being the same as tno'
OF the other teachers. This was necess'tate
by the largely increased number OF pupi
y in the third ward.
We call especial attention to our oeaul
?" full line of silks, and ladies silk dress tril
=, mings, Cashmeres for ladies' dresses
" main black and shaded Alpaca iust'i
= from the finest finish down to lower quailI
Polite accommodation and low prices Il
guaranteed TO every one, whether any Ct
toner buys or not, at HI. Z. Ahreh
=; Dry-G oods-Bazaar, Franklin st. o.
The addition to the colored school Dull
y. ing is now completed. The new room ="
;, be used by the advanced scholars under I
:, instruction OF Prof. Cole. 1t is furnish
with the latest improved seats, manufact'
- ed by IL. s. +. -Winkler. has blackboai
entirely around the ROOM, has good lg
and is, taken altogether, the best room
cupied by any: OF the public schools OF
in city. No.! -'
-. The Intelligencer makes no attacks
nod Christian ministers, or on ministers VINO
do christians. But If any candidate for pu'
,ra Office proves 10 be an arrant thief ana |
iurer. we will not overlook his faults,
y. matter what church he disgraces by IN
,on- bership therein. A christian Is not exp
90. ed to uphold rascahty because 1t Is conn
ted by an unworthy me' Der oil his part
b;s lar denomination.
il a oacoo App'e'
fayorite fine boot maker of Lexington,
again started in business for himself in
dc. east room Of the Ciowdsley shop buiid
opposite the Commercial Hotel. He h
| 80 --ftatIn for fine n
st., Soou e''e" VI .,r,
20 or every day boots. and promises sails
tIon In tit and price to every customer.
hopes to see all his old friends and IN
tho new ones. Special attention given to
pairing.
and MIR. Joseph A Wilson presented US a
vo,r splendid Missouri Beauties a day or two
Poe. They were not female women, unfortul
III ly, but peaches, SO named, and they
conn.,. beauties, large and smooth, with a pl
etter blush anu Oh oellcious hA'of' ines
r the grown oy MIS-. III Lohs' oh NM ct
More attention should be paid to this e
.opt, lent fruit, good qualities of which are sc
rbev though there Is an abundance of inf
ected kinds.
100 The city election for register and
Mon. urer passed of very quietly last Tue
after MIR. Clagett bsoG the only candidate
,dred vote was naturally light, and 1t was MI
IN because OF the absenc e of SO many Q
prominent citizens At the st. Louis
Mon. Some 49, votes were polled, and they
ajt nm sent the very best element Of u popul;
nau The council will invest Mr.. Clagett
the office, and unless litigation m
Mr.. Turner this vexed question will
IN the be happily settled.
exing- II Emma Aooo'. Nsu ope'" :,
high, VIII conhme"ee a."
o, him City next Monday night. Miss Abbo
oo,o sing on Monday, Wednesday and Thu
,norob nights, her parts being in "Mari
cho,n "Romeo and Juliet" and ''The BIZ
, s.r Lammermoor." Miss Julie Roosevelt
i, short sing on the of nights. Seguin and b
milf are of the troop, Castle supporting
Abbott in her first two pieces. and Il
Nor,h In the last. All our music loving
mann, should attend this. the best English
brick- In America.
The best unlaundried shirt for
with a Conkling's.
orc Miss Louise Sylvester gave us her 8
,ro.orv tions'' last "Wednesday night to a fair
:, c;,. There is not much In the play, but
D,eS,bly wall rauterp1 and cave II