Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-24
Read Beeding & Clagett's big adj. There

NoAu DceutUS /" SidSGlI . uiS dus utIc
is money In 1t.
The democratic committee eli the criminal
circuit meets at Hisglnsville to-day.
River 4 feet 6 inches above low water
mark. and falling slowly, yesterday.
DR.. W. P johnson, of Odessa, is au-
thorized to receive and receipt for subscrip-
tions to the lntelligencer.
Read Bedding & Clagstt's big I'D. 1t is
worth tho immediate attention OF every ono
who seeks 10 obtain full value for his money.
The A. o. U. w., of this city, Ia the only
body that we know OF which is Doing any
thing for the Msrshtield sufferers. This
should not be so.
1t is a fine compliment to the w~orkingmen
OF Lexington TO i%nsinuate that they allow
themselves to be ..packsd," like cattle in a
pen, at u public meeling.
We advise those In want OF strictly relis-
BILE, first-clsss, fine groceries, to read Beed-
ing 6 CIagett's big ad, and 60 there to deal,
as their goods are very choice.
Mr.. Jno. G. MehI, who has purchased the
~favorite saloon Of Louis Gillen on Main
street, will have & grand opening lunch on
Monday, May Sd, at 10 O'Clock q. m. Every
body Is invited.
Our stock of dress goods OF all descrip.
lions, trimming silk, satin brocsdes, etc.,
is the largest In town, and upon exsmina-
tion our prices will be found as low IS any
house west Of st. Louis. Kriehn 4 VIII
ksr. a24t2
The standard thermometer at Messrs.
Grimes & Vensble's marked at 7, IL and 3
O'Clock each day as follows: - April 18th,
A-72-4; April 10, 34-48-56; April 20.
34-4s-O; April q, 54-7t69; April p.
64-S0-94; April 90, 62-S5-S0.
The following named boats have passed
this port since our last Issue I: Up-April il,
Fannie Lewis; with 20, 900 feet OF linn lum-
Der for Winkler Bros; 20 barrels cement for
J.. P. Kice; 80 packages for John Powell +;
20 packages for Adam Toepps. April IL.
jim Watson for st. 10, for logs ; I'D, Je.
Kinney, with 10000 feet Of walnut lumber,
for Winkler Bros; 81 packages fer E. G.
LOOMS ; 23d-C. K. Peck. DeWn-April
10, Plattsmouth, for repairs.
We told you SO? Now, didn't we? Didn't
we say that Henry Sinauer, the Star Clothier
of western Missouri, would soon be home
iIOul luc eASL VII Ouo VI tuo lniScSts AOO.
best, best selected and cheapest stocks OF
clothing ever brought to Lexington? Well,
be is here. sure enough, just as we told you,
and il new only ANXIOUS that all his friends
and customers shall have the benefit OF the
bargains he bought before the recent sd-
vance in prices. His stock embraces every
thing In the line OF gentlsmen's furnishing
goods-hats, caps, coats, vests, pantaloons,
shirts, underwear, socks, handkerchiefs,
collars, cuffs, neckties, notions and trunks to
lock them up in when not in use. Boys
and youths clothing Is q prominent feature,
and he particularly requests parents and
guardians to call and see nov cheaply he
can outfit their boys. His gentlsmsn's
spring suits are the admiration Of all be-
holders, and persons contemplating the pur.
chase of a new outfit for spring and summer
wear shoul call and get choice before the
assortment is broken. Don't make q mis-
take and get In the wrong store, Henry
sinauer's, sign Of the blazing star, Main
street, is tile place, and o you forget 1t,
either. ap24