Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-16
Juvenile Books at Bouu.ll & Lees,

Kew. James NJ. CLANCY has ceased preach
Ing at Richmond for tue winter.
Solid silver and plated ware. toilet sets, work
boxes and writing desks at Ludwig's.
To5s In endless varieties for Christmas. fancy
goods and brackets ut c. q. Ludwis's.
The centre of attraction Is Wilson's
''DolIar Table," opposite City Hotel.
Clocks in VII styles, pictures and picture
frames and sewing machines ut Ludwls's.
Ladies' dee gold watches, chains, rings,
bracelets, necklaces, and all other jsweiry IT
Ludwig's.
Two fine six and seven stop organs for church
or Parlor use, OF the best make, in store and for
sale cheap, at Ludwig's.
The teachers of the Presbyterian Sunday
School are making arrangements to give the
children u festival on the morning of Christnss
day.
Mr.. VIM. Bair accidentally got the fingers of
his left hand pretty severely mashed in his coal
banks yesterd'y. We hope they will be all
right In q few days.
By u dispatch received yesterday evening, we
lsarn that the Golden Dramatic Company will
open Their engagement for Christmas week on
Friday evening next.
Mr.. Nat. Winters. An old Lexingtonisn, who
has bean for tbs past SIX years making his home
IL OdCk I-ul6 OLD nome
on y visit to friends and relatives.
Fancy Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Hymn Books,
Books of Poetry. Books of Fiction, Juvenile
Books, Albums and fancy Papeteries, at bed
rock prices, at Bonnell l. Lees.
Buy a Singer Sewing Machine for your
wife; it is useful and therefore a sensible
holiday gift. Bonnell Il Lee have the ex.
cIusiTe agency for Lafayette county.
Holiday presents that are useful as well as
are what the people want these
hard times, and nowhere can better value
b, got for the money than at Bonnell e. Lees.
The meeting In tile Pres byterlau church. at
Higginsville, OF which we gave notice some
time ago, resulted in the addition of q number
to the church and quite AL interest through, ut
shat community.
The ladies are making extensive preparations
for the Catholic festival on the % III inst. Messr..
Marshall. Lillis. Allen, John Tsubman, Tcspls
and Gibbons are all hard at work, and the affair
Everybody must 20.
AT the Methodist Episcopal church South,
In this city. the Est quarterly meeting Will
begin to-day at II O'Clock, a. m. There
VIII also be preaching Tonight and ct he usu-
al hours tomorrow by Rev. Milton Adkis-
son, Presiding Elder.
Everybody is getting ready for the masauer-
ade next Thursday evening. The ladies request
us TO state that masking is not required when
inconvenient. and that masks will he removed
Rtl0:3O. Admlttance, 50 cents; meat supper.
% cents; oysters-fresh, so cents; oysters-coYe,
p cents: refreshments at moderate prices.
AT the Regular meeting of Lafayette
Lodge. No. 80, \. +. l. A. NJ, on last Mon.
day night, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: +. J.. Eanlon, ".
MI. II. hell.r, $. w; w. T. Singleton.
j. W.; John T.. k,l,nd; secretary; Frederick
Zeiler, treasurer, and w. A. Bethel. Tyler.
The original Tyeoon.-Call early and select
4 wrapper from those Tycoon Reps, NJ
Wilson's; they are lovely, having beautiful,
bright, warm co!oring, with a dash of soft
delicate tints thrown In to harmonize, giving
. pleasant effect TO the whole design. For
these beauties CONC 10 Wilson's, opposite
City Hotel.