Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-02
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Our attention has been called to q feature
OF tue Industry OF Lexington that has ofiat,
years hcsA much neglected. At the Leg.
inston foundry, cornsr Of South aud csda,
streets. are now lying the column fronts and
other castings which are TO adorn job MS new
Guiding now ia process Of construction on
MAIN street, and We can see no difference be.
tween them and first rate building castings
from some Of tho best St. Louis foundrles,
while tho saving to the builder II more
thar. the freight from st. Louis here. Mr..
jordan, tho foundry man, has slarge variety
OF patterns and 10 prepared TO bodybuilding
castings OF every kind at or below st. Louis
prices, while In qualii. Of iron, manner Of
workmanship, and In every other particular,
they are equal II not superior to those OBJ
tanned abroad. 1t would pay DIR builders
ana those contemplating building to look
into this branch Of business. 1t Is quite GER
tam that their wants can be supplied at a
saving to themselves and to tho benefit OF
our home trade.
MRS. ARNoLD'S MILLINERY
Mrs. Arnold has just received her new
stock Of spring millinery goods, and In the
selection she has shown both care and taste.
The p"mes of the different styles of hats and
eohIets are legion, but among the most
prominent OF the former are tho AIhambra.
Lynette, sMontana. AliRe, Ayondale, and one
that is singular, but we should think quite
servi"eable, Is known rs the Lady Germaine,
The bonnet are the Stella, Polnpadour and
Empress, and she will In n few days receive
the Victoria. u shape very popular this spring
in New York. There is a beautiful new
article of straw called the Italian straw lace.
which viii undoubtedly receive the sanction
OIL the fashionable world. 1t is elegant, dura-
oio anu not expensive. Some elegant bridal
bohnets In her establishment Will cantivate
every one who may have the remotest ideo |
o. ma'rimony. Were We going to be mar
riea, our bride should have just such a ..loye
Of bonnet She has also n large assortment
oihowers and ribbons; tichus for aides and
anu misses, neck nutings. Pompadour
braids, Grape collars and cuffs, lace collars
anu magic RULINGS. u large assortment of
schticnien's c~ravats, which we particularly
IKE, as it will be II good excuse for our
masculine friends to 20 and see the pretty
mead ixings for the ladies'. Particular at
tention is called to 4 lot of tine two button
Kid gloves, only so per pair.
AN EXCELLENT PEN.-We have
oeeh favored with q sample card OF the cele-
brated Spcncerian Steel Pens, and after
Trying them quite thoroughly are convinced
OIL their superior merit. These pens are
comprised in fifteen numbers, each differing
IN neNibi!Ity and fneness of point, SO shat
The most fnstidious pcnnan cannot fail TO
l!nd among the fifteen just such a pcn as suits
him. The Spencerian Pens IRE famous for
'heir elasticity OF movement, sin%oothness OF
point ana great durability, and are a nearer
approximation 10 the Swan Quill Pen than
my hing hitherto made. They are manu-
in England under the supervision
d tie original inventor OF Steel Pens. tho
'eheraoie JOSIAH Mason, and Joseph elliott :
The latter making i few of the numbers
liter the models OF the late X Z. Spencer.
he ianoti penman. They are used yery {
a'se'y IN the common schools Of the United I
'tates, in all the principal commercial cole |
IN the government offices at Washing
Oh, and In the banks aud commercial offices c
GRO usiout the country. the sale reaching ., ,
quantity annually. For the con- G
enieics Of those who may wish to try them. S
sample card OF the Spenccrian Pens may be
al by mai! by enclosing % cents to Mcssrs.
'lson. Hiakeman, Taylor u Co., Us and l4o l
Street, n. T.. or the pens may be Il
oushtat almost any store where pen, are u
old. t
refers Musical Monthly for April, n