Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-19

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Game has been very scarce in this market
during the winter.
Valentine day brought many . laugh, and
occasional sigh.
Read DR.. Chspmau's advertisement OF
winter goods regardless Of cost. jS
The nsxt meeting of the Baptist mite will
be held on Monday night, February 18th.
Don't fail to read N. Chapman's ADVERTISE
ment. There is much Of interest III 1t. js
Ths Roshelle dramatic company was pre-
vented from getting here by the extremely
bad weather.
Mr.. H. T. Bruins has sold to Nr. F. Weber,
In Freedom township, 40 acres oil land ut
90 per acre.
The Martha Warrington entertainment
arranged tor the opera house next Tuesday
night will not taxi place.
About one.half of eur farmer friends
were caught without wood last Saturday.
Were you one Of the u~nfortupates?
Sweeping reduction in the price OF all
ssasonable WINTER GOODS, at Ahrens'
Dry Goods Bazaar, Franklin street. j15
u yV0 "ouS SAo w
the market. call on Leonard Ripple, at his
new stand, four doors west Of the Morrison
bank. f12tf
A serious accident occurred In East Free
dom township . few days ago, Mr.. Il. Pape
having his leg and foot badly hurt by q tree
falling on him.
Mr.. Schlew, Of Freedom township, gave
the young folks Of his neighborhood u pleas
ant party last Monday night. They all sn-
joyed 1t immensely.
Call at DR.. Watson's office aud see the
sTemple" working, the best soft coal, self
feeding base burning stow in the state.
Don't fail to see II. l am the agent. G. Z.
Graham. j22tf
Central College has added another fine
piano to its already large number. The two
music departments are both fuller now than
ever before. +.
I an going to put up gutterIng and roof
ing In own and country, as cheap as the
oheapest.a and will guarantee stock and work
manship, or no charges made. Respectfully,
G. @. Graham. j22tf
An exchange says that an ounce Of cream
tartar, dissolved In . pint Of boiling water,
to be drunk at intervals. Then cold, will
positively cure the most violent case OF
smallpox In three days.
Leonard Ripple will opea . new meat
shop this morning feur doors west OF the
Morrison W entworth Bank. he will keep
the choicest beef, fresh lsh and game. He
invites Q call from everybody. fist
The drm Of N. W. Conkling 3 Co. no
longer exists. DR.. N. Chapman has pur-
poses to close out the stock regardless Of
cost. Read bis advertisement j8
At the city hall, Monday nigbt-whlch wal
the regular meeting night of the council
the following smo Of that body were
prelent :-Messrs. McCsusland, Davis, Ham.
lett and Williams. No quorum being present
the council did not meet.
Mrs. James Archer will ba hero this eve.
ming and will remain until Tuesday morn.
ing. with . fne stock Of costumes for those
who want to attend the Turn. Vsrein mask.
ed ball. All those who desire costumes can
procure them by calling at the Commercial
house.
The following additional names have been
signed to the call for the township meeting,
at the courthouse, next Saturday Il. Taub.
man, A.. T. Campbell, Jos. Davis. j. N. Cal.
lahan, J. F. Z. Winkler. Fred Becker, W. b,
HAMLET, T. J. Greene, Henry GeIxsr,
Jacob Thomas. Char. r. Homer, Theo.
9ssewisch.
US. Court DEGREES In favor Of 8. q. Zeilin
& Co. The court ordere. adjudged and
dscresd that the said defendant and thefl
agents be and they hereby are perpetualIy
spjoined and restrained from using or caus.
ing to be used upon any bottles or packages
Of Liver Medicine any Label Wrapper in re.
semblsnce or initiation Of the said Label and
Wrapper Of the C~enplainants, or any Label
or Wrapper In resemblance or limitation
thereof, and from making, selling, or offer
ing for sale any medicine under the name OIL
title of DIR. A. Q Simmons Liver Medicine
or Of DR. Simmons Liver Regulator or Med
lcine. or DR.. A. Q. Summons Liver Regula
tor or Medicine, and from using the name Of
word Simmons or the fac imils signature o
A. G. Simmons, or In any way upon any
bottles or packages Of Liver Medicine or O
medicine made or advertised or sold for tn,
Liver. n9t1
The E. Aull Seminary takes just pride II
Its well organized and ably conducted must
cal departments. Fully equipped with
number OF very tine pianos, with must
rooms especially prepared aud adapted TO
the purpose, Misses Berry and Smith hav
every facility for doing good work. Mis-
Berry who teaches the advanced vocal an
instrumental classes is = very brilliant p
anists herself. and Is well grounded in tn
science OF music, as well as In Its practlc.
execution. Miss Smith III one of her pupil,
possesses . powerful and we'll tralne
soprano voice, which Is improving In soop
and melody every day, and which promise
10 distinguish her. At intervals Mr.. Qaarlel
the zeslsus and e~faclsnt principal Of tn
school, gives In the spacious parlors, mus
cal and Therapeutics. TO which the patron
and o. few friends Of the seminary are II
vited. These Entertainments are AWAY
enjoyable, and they serve q good purpose !
stimulating the young ladies to renewed Q,
srtions that they may net fail to show con
msndsbls progress. Miss Berry takes gre
pride In her pupils and spares NO pains
have them acauit themselves well, aud the
always do her credit. One OF these plea
ant soirees o place last Friday night, an
, though the north wind was holding his
carnival with the fantastic wreaths Of sno
from allow and aIoft, there were a number
, appreciattvs souls present to hear the mus
and the essays. The evenings entertsi
ment began With . chorus, Victoria, F.
Oiavola, by Misses Nancy Conn, Anna Kno;
: Virgie Gray. Fannie Ireland, Mamie Car
Aggis Stewart and Pinkis Russell, assist,
: by Messrs. A. W. Smith and j. u. Come
: II anything was needed to secure favorab
consideration for what was to follow Il
s.4anlandld rendition Of this beRutifuI piece
music would have accomplished 1t. TT
young ladies surpassed themselves. Miss
= Hartwell and Conn then played q piono du
"Qul Va La p with tins execution and q
probation Of the music. They were warm
applauded. A piano solo by Miss Fam
: Marques followed. then a vocal solo
> Miss Virgie Gray. Miss Emma Burbrid
read y pleasantly written essay Miss Mage
= Richardson played an Instrumental so
- "Stsrry Night" AMI Misses Knox and Coz
" sang "Hsms to Our Mountains" N
Annie Marques sang a very pretty thing
J. MaIloy, 'Jamie ;" Miss Jimmie Catr
n read an essay, and Miss HartwelI played
piano solo. Miss Julia Smith sang. u sert
: AIDE. and "Di Quai .Soaui," the latter
Italian. MIR. Quarles now teaching Il
:. language In person. as part OF the musl
10 oOurse. The lsdy's efforts were so warn