Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-19
See notice of POOLS picnic next Saturday.
Mr.. Burdens new building on South street

Look at those pretty new style Zepi
shawls at Royle & News. may3m
II Ice at the lumber yard on Cedar str
every day. VIM. Bsir & Co. jy12t
Remember the picnic at Charley Poe
near Mayhem, next Saturday.
D.. DIR. NJ. Chapman is placing q new ir
porch at the front of his residence.
& Col. Geo. S. Rathbun will speak at t
Gillespie bridge picnic next Saturday.
e Oh, but.wasn't it hot last Tuesday !! Ev
Jno. Young Is said to have raised a sweat
n Picnic at Gillespie's bridge, In Clay tow
ship, next Saturday. See notice in anoth
q column.
MIR. Jno. C. Young's new building
e South street is Under roof and is progre.
ing finely.
8 Piques nainsooks, swisses, plain, pIa
and corded, at prices to satisfy every one
Royle & News may3m1
Wfnkler manufactures some of the fine
and cheapest furniture we ever saw. C.
on him for prices. j21
Dry goods, notions and carpets in full SUI
ply, fresh, nice and new. and at the lowe
prices at koyle u News. may3m1
For a real nice solid walnut bedstead c
table, or any other nice and cheap furnitnr,
call on q. & f. Winkler. ia1
If your skin is yellow, or If you al
troubled with pImples and boiIs, cleans
your blood with DR.. Bulbs Baltimore PHI.
Price only % cents.
All the novelties of the season will b
tounu at koyle y News. may3m1
MIR. Allen Prewitt left at our office a fey
days ago, a sample of wheat with five grain
in each ''mesh." This Is very unusual, a
it rarely runs over three.
Bird seed, Hemp, Canary and Rape see,
al 10 cents per pound at the Franklin Stree
Drug Store. j5t3
We have received several numbers of tn,
Marshall Daily Progress. 1t is a neat
newsy, well gotten up little paper, and W,
wish it prosperity and happiness.
Work has been commenced on the new sd
dillon to the Baptist College. Enlarged q:
it VIII thus be, this school will have ample
room to accommodate Its rapidly increasing
patronage.
sit is better to laugh than be cryingo-
decidedly and to enjoy your baby's laugh.
ing society Use DR.. Bulbs Baby Syrup which
relieves the chief discomforts OF ~babyhood
without Supplying the children, Price %
cents a bottle.
The proceeds OF the Catholic picnic on the
Fourth were as follows: Dancing, $40 95
beer stand, Sl53 so; refreshment table,
s12s Go; dinner and coffee table, $40 40.
Total, 1852 so. Expenses. S74 10. Net pro-
ceeds, s27s 40.
Gentlemen who smoke, know that an odor,
not of sanctity, but of tobacco remains. To
remove this sweeten the breath, preserve
and beautify the teeth, they should use
Browne Camphorated Saponaceous Denti-
frice which is most agreeable to the taste, and
imparts a wondrous beauty to the slvories.'
Lost, Friday night, 18th inst, between the
residence of 10. b. Shelby and Jno. E.
Cheatham's, a gold chain and locket. Chain
was a twist like Irvine and the locket was
enamled with cross on one side and wreath
on the other. No picture. A reasonable
reward will be given for its return to this
Office.
A pure prepared chalk, free from grit; a
better article by far than has been sold here
before, at % cents per pound, at the Franklin
otreee Drug Store. j5t3
Messrs. Grimes & Venable received a few
days ago q fine, large spirit thermometer,
which very accurately indicates the state Of
the weather. 1t is about two feet long, and
The degree marks are far enough apart to be
easily read. They will hereafter furnish the
lntel'igencer a weekly report OF observa-
lions, taken three times a day.
Cashmere, jeans, cottonades, cheviets,
and oleached, %cottons, In full lines
may be had at Boyle & News. msy3m1
The Messrs. Winkler report their trade
'ully up to and a little in advance of what IT
las heretofore been at this time of year.
ineir furniture Is better and more durable
han eastern manufactures, and they sell as
cheap. They should receive the patronage
Of all the surrounding towns. The way to
is to keep our money as near home
as possible.
New arrivals of fans OF every variety and
also, fan chains and psrasoIs in great
numbers ,cheap,at H. j. E. Ahrens.
Our stock of staple and fancy dry goods
notions, which embraces nearly every
hing usually found In a first-class retail
store, Is quite full and complete, and we are
making additional purchases of new, sea-
desirable goods all the time with
which to supply the wants of the communi-
y, and we invite the people of this and adj
counties 10 favor us with al. inspec-
Ion of our stock and prices. RoyIe &
New. movam,
Messrs. f. Winsor & Son, real estate agents. |
ave sold all that part of Limrick Lawn on
ne north side of the road, being 155 acres, |
including the improvements and buildings.
o Mr.. Harvey Gilmore, of Aberdeen, Miss. |
OF sixteen thousand five undred dollars
cash. This sale does not include the 1865
lcres on the south side OF the road, which
low belongs to Mr.. L. ID. Lllllston. and
which Is held at Sc, 800. MIR. Gilmore. who
$ a very clever and pleasant gentleman, Will
I've upon the property.
New arrivals OF ladies, Misses and chill. |
gloves, embracing all the noveIt les
'uch as lace, isle, two, three. four and six
button gloves, all at lowest prices. H., I. A. |
Aniens' jl4tf
The annual picnic at the Gillespie bridge |
Will lake place Saturday. July 90, 1879. This
$ the eighth annual picnic which has been
leld at this place, and the committee intend
u make IL a greater success than any pre- |
one. Two large platforms and good
music will be provided for the accommoda. |
Ion OF all who wish to dance. A good re-
reshment stand will be on the ground. |
mere Will also be a circular swing and
e'eral croquet sets. Several prominent
peahers nave consented to be present and
lellver addresses. Everybody is invited,
committee on invitation VIM. Carpenter.
!. +. hagland. Q. c. Kinkaid, w. William
on, Henry Bellies, Jos. Lighrner, c.. d,
tagland. Marshals - Thos. Porter. Seth |
and Dick Williamson.
Now is your chance for good CHEAP sboes |
It kriehn & Meyers at cost. i2stf
There was a very interesting "phautom
'arty" at the residence of Mr.. j. b. Shelby |
m the evening of July 11th. In honor of the
son of Thomas Shelby, Esq. About
lity young ladies' and gentlemen bonored
he occasion with their presence. and .salI
vent merry as a marriage bell," though the
company was srrayed like phantom spirits |
rom the world beyond, or rather as those |
are represented to have seemed tn |
ne disturbed visions of Macbeth. Hamlet
md Richard. 1t is not necessary to saw
hat The kind hostess distinguished herself
n dispensing her hospitality, or that the
Dung people were happy. Among otbers
he following named persons were present:
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