Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
Attend the theater tonight.

rake the little ones to the matinee.
The cheapest croquet in the city at Bon
nell & Lees.
The Kansas City papers are full Of their
local election.
Spring dress goods new and pretty at
Royle T. News. mSOI2.
Democrats should attend their township
meetings to-dsy.
A large lot of new ruehlugs, just opened.
Hugh r. Wilson.
sewing machius needles, oil and machine
findings At Bonneil + Lees.
A new and beautiful line OF wall paper
just received at Bonncll i Lees.
We have felt the effects OF the Polar wave
for the last two days, but have had no frost.
Only twenty-five cents admission. to all
parts OF the house, at the matinee this after
noon.
McCsusland i Bedford never deal IN sem
%sstional adyertisIng-thsy mean just what
they say.
A lovely lot OF spring prints, dress goods.
styles very handsome; just opened. Hugh
T.. Wilson.
Mrs. StApp's residence on Franklin street
has been improved In appearance by \ neat
iShNV
Don't you forget 1t. Bonneil 4 Lees City
Book Store /. headquarters for wall paper
and window shades.
Mr.. +. Wiusor Is having the fence In
front OF bis residence nicely paiuted-go
thou and do Likewise.
Mr.. Philip Keller, our popular clothier,
has gone east to purchase y large stock OF
spring aud summer goods.
The New American. Improved Weed,
Wheeler b Wilson No. s and Singer sewing
machines at Bounsll i Lees.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson has considerably im-
proved the appearance Of her residence on
Franklin street by q neat front fence.
Beautiful "3eaux'. just received, cheap
for CASH. (Some OF them very Intelligent
being we'll red). Call and examine. Hugh
T.. Wilson.
Hugh L. Wilson will open out, on Mon
day, 8 beautiful lot of spring dress goods, at
twenty and twenty-five cents; call and get
first choice.
Mr.. Geo. Setter sold, March eth, to Mr..
Earnest Hoffman. the brewer, one wagon
load Office, weighing 100 pounds. The first
ice sold here this season.
J. W. Grant, whom everybody Knows has
been in the wall paper business for many
years, and knows what the people want.
Seeing Is believing. come and sse. If
lcsmsn spare our purse,
Raise not your prices higher;
You're making matters worse,
Thus freezing out each buyer.
-IRochester Democrat.
Geo. Wilson, Esq, showed US q
Irish patato yesterday which his son-ln-law,
Mr.. G. X. Alexander, had sent him from
Phoebe, Nevada. 1t weighed 81 pounds,
was dry and firm, and looked like q Late
Rose.
Messrs. kathbun 4 Shewalter, and Mr..
Thos. Stsndish, have removed their Office to
the trent room. second floor, Of the InteIli-
geucer building, Immediately opposite the
court house.
The grounds of Central College were
much improved las. year. land are be-
ginning to look very ~pretty-the sod is
even and we'll set, and the shrubbery is
growing finely.
The excavation for Mr.. Lesieski's new
building on Pine street has been CON-
menced. The dirt is to be placed at the
Main street wall, as WAS that from Mr.. Jno.
krietn's cellars.
On our first page will be found 8 collation.
OF scriptural texts, made by i gentleman of
this city, Who is so slow and old fogyish,
that he continues 10 believe the bible good
authority, even on hell.
We call special attention to the adver-
tisement OF Nessrs. McCausIand & Bedford
In another column. These gentlemen are
known to our people IS always meaning
what they say, and 1t will repay our readers
to read and heed their Oilers.
The state railroad commissioner have
done well in procuring the reduction OF
passengers fares, under the law; now let
them see that freight rates are made to COM
form with Its provisions. We went for the
commissioner, and We want to see them 60
for the railroads.
Ladies', II you wish to see the latest styles
In dry goods, carpets, notions, &c, just step
into the store Of Messrs. Royle i New and
enjoy q real treat. The goods were selected
by Mr.. Royle In person, are beauties and
peculiarly adapted to this market. No
trouble to show goods.
The Fannie Lewis passed down last
Wednesday. She had on some live or six
hundred hogs, and about one hundred head
Of cattle, most OF which she took on at Ma
I, poleon and Wellington. She also took on
some freight and coal at this point. The
-, Lewis promises to be one OF the most pop
ular boats In the river this season.
A two-story frame and brick house
on Cedar street, the property OF Mr..
Thomas Clark, was destroyed by fire
last Monday morning, about three O'Clock
From various circumstances the fire i.
supposed to have been the work OF an
, incendiary. The building was insured fol-
q nine hundred dollars by the insurance
agency Of Messrs. E. Winsor T. Son.
The Golden Dramatic Troupe has beer
4 performing to good houses since Thursday
night, in spite Of the wedding AMI the rain
Q They will complete their performance.
here with Pink Dominoes for The
Matinee, this afternoon; and ''Our Boarding
z House," tonight, with Mr.. Golden as n
L. Elevator and Mr.. Robinson as Professor
GregarIous Gillypod, the inventor Of the
B great flying machine. II you want to enjoy
hearty laugh attend ono or both OF th,
/, entertainments.
q The ladies OF tho Methodist Episcopa
q church, south, will give two musical ant
literary entertainments on the evenings OF
Nay 2nd aad 3rd, for the benefit OF tn,
church. Every effort will be made to rem
der the programmes attractive and interest
o Ing, and with Mrs. lowers energy ant
J talsnt, and Prof. McIlhsny's executiv'
ability our citizens may feel assured tina
they will be well entertained. The plac
70 and programmes will be announced In du
I'd season.
y Tho following are the rates of freight t
st. Louis. by the Missouri Pacific railroad
Horses. S4s per car; mules, s43; cattle SAC
y hogs. $50 to Union, Webster and Pacific
is and $35 to National. Corn. oats, rye an
re barley 1871 cents per l0G pounds in car lott
se Tow $50, hemp $40. per car, Wheat, foul
'g potatoes, 20 cents per 100 pounds. Nj
10 stuff Is cents per 100. Pound freight., fir
class, go cents; second, As cents; third, Z
cents, and fourth. % cents.
The following named gentlemen are tn
~ directors OF the Kansas City and Easter
Narrow Gaugel railway: Solomon jackson
OF New York; E.. Il. Allen. of Kansas CIT,
VIM. Mccoy, Independence; Kersey Coate