Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1881-04-16

Garden Seeds. Gordon Il Fulkerson. tt
Limburger cheese and oatmeal at Clag.
ett's. mh19tf
Landreth's garden seeds. at Gordon
Fulkerson's. f26tf
All the nobby styles in Stiff Hats, at Davis
& Alstadt's. fb26tf
Davis 4 Allstadt have just received all the
Nobby Styles in Spring Hats. feb26-tf
Dried beef, cooked corned beef. lunch
tongue and pickles, at Glagstt's. a9tf
The best seed potatoes, eastern and home.
grown. at Geo. +. Maitland s. Co.'S. a16t2
Claeett has the largest stock Of choics
candles, jellles and preserves in the city. tt
The Red Front il the place to get bargain,
In stoves and tinwars. Call and see, Main
street. a9tf
stetson makes the finest Hats in the world
Davis 4 Allstsdt have them for sale at low
prices. fb26tf
Holland herring, Russian sardines, Linn
burg cheese and rslishss, at Clsgett's, Lex
ington, Mo. a9tf
Landrsth's seeds are the best. Those we
have are all fresh. Give Us call. Gordon
d Fulkerson. 1851
One thousand dollars worth Of ladies' and
ehildrsn's shoes At great sacrifice to close,
Al N. Chapnsn's. a9tf
Lsdiss' kid gloves, two, three. four and
six buttons in opera shsdss at reduced
prices, At n. Chapman's. a18l4
II you wish to purchase cheap pant OF
whflewash brushes, call On C. e. Ballard.
He has them In large supply. a16t2
-i Read Chspman's dsubls column i'd. BE
means just what he says. Give him . call
II you want snythIpg in his line.
Chosolats, raspberry, ginger, lemon and
pineapple snaps, the most delicious crackers
In the market, at Geo. f. Maitland d Co.'S.
Throw away your walking stick and get q
bottle Of Beek's Great Indian Linimsnt
1t 10 the greatest remedy in the known
world. a16t4
We regret to learn from Gen. Jossph o.
Shelby that bis entire wheat crop in THU
county lover i've hundred aerss) 10 winter
killed. He has $50 acres in Bates county
which looks very nne. he will plant bis
wheat land here in max.
It II really provoking to see advertise.
ments Of refrigerators already in the papers
The early bird sometimes misses the early
worm. II any worm is fselish enough to
wrlggle Into . refrigerator such weather q
this. though, It deserves to DO caught.
We don't want to blow or brag, but we
mean what we say. We have the finest stove
ever brought to this city, the new "Favor.
ite,' mads By W. g. Davis k Co., Cincin.
natl, Okio.a Call and convince yourself
Don't take our word for It. Bennett 4
Morrison. m6n
"Uncls" Albert Keller ricslebrated his afty.
eight birthday Thursday. Uncle Albsr,
sis just - ysung ~ he used 10 be-" and H.
we hope. good for many years 70 come. An
elegant repast was spread On the occasion,
to which ample justice was done. and mos,
enjoyable evening was spent.
Capt. Geo. q. Kieth arrived In the city
Wednesday with the remains Of his wife.
He was accompanied BY Hunter Ben Jsnk.
ins. Mrs.. jenkins. Mrs. Chss. Brown and
his two eldest children. The funeral took
place from the residence Of W. B. Hamlet,
Rev. J. A. Quarlss conducting the services.
The remains were laid away in Machpelah
BY many Of the loved friends OF the lady'a
childhood, and by strong men the friends Of
the mourning husband, Affected to tears by
the sudden and sad loss Of one 20 recently in
health and beauty.
Mr.. VIM. q. White 10 the agent for
Bowsn's Perfect Seed Separator. in Dover
and Middleton townships, this county, and
In the whole Of Saline county. The machine
II marvel for cleaning and separating
wheat from rye, and at the same time and
BY the same operation the grass seeds from
the trash and other grains. 1t IL not . com.
mon tanning mill, but what its name implies
"perfect seed separator" Ne farmer can
see It work without expressing astonish.
msnt at the results. When Uncle Billy comes
around give him . hearing, and you will
never regret it.
The Lexington Guards, N. G.. of NO., will
give military reception and banquet a
the opera house. Tuesday evening, April 10
Tickets 31 50. AppLestions for tickets a
Mr.. Royle's to be accompanied BY An invita-
ton. Tho ball 10 to bs select one and from
Its mansgemsnt carries in advance the as
surance that 1t will be sueesssful and pleas
ant. The committees are - follows: Com
mittse Of Arrangsmsnts-Lisut F. K
Tut aad J. H. Bayliss, Ssrgeants 1. o. Hay,
Ed. W. II. Ahrens, priyatss c. E. Ballart
and VIM. B. Bolton; door eommittss-ssr
geants Wm. J. Morrison and Ed. ". II
Ahrens, privstss Emison B. Cnanslor anc
David Callahan; reception committee
Lieut.. J. b. Bayliss, sergeants T. J. Duling
VIM. J. Morrison aud 1. O. Hays Invitation
committss-Capt. Je. A. Wilson, Lieut.. r
K. Tut, privstss Ed. N. Davis. VIM. b
Bolton. 4. A. Hicklin; ticket agent, Z. e
Ballard; door-kssper, ]. 4. Gather. Tn,
guards will appssr IN uniform and will dur
Ing the evening 70 through an elaborate
drill.
Higginsville Advance 1.-THE Lafaystt
county medical society met at this place las
Monday, with Drs. Wood and Smith o
Wavsrly Osborns, Of Aullville Wood, o
Odessa Goodwin, of Sni-a-Bar Dryden. 0
Mayhem; Carthrss, OF Corder; Webb, o
Dover, and Sesbsr and Stapp, of Higgins
| vile, In attendance. DIR. Wood of Wavsrly
read paper before the society. A numbs
OF cases were reported sLd discussed max
ing the meeting both Interesting and profta
bic to oil present. IL was decided to hol,
the next regular meeting Of the society q
Lexington, on the second Monday In May. ,
There are some persons in Lexington
whether men or boys, VINO deserve to bs ii
the penitsniary. They are the Vsndals VIII
20 about defacing and mutllating churc
property. The German Nsthodists have beef
annoyed recently BY having pickets pulIe,
from their fence, and the Episcopalians by
more expsasivs, though probably not NOR
annoying outrage. The congregation Of tn
latter church some time ago went to owe
TIVE hundred dollars expense for handsom
window. on Main Cross street. 1t 10 beau
tiful piece Of work and . credit to the city
One would think 1t impossible to find in tn
whole community xsingle person who woul
be mean aud dsstardly enough to dssecrat
this church BY breaking this window. 7Au
ors nos0 tsostss Aslss in It, deliberately mad
by wsnton rowdiss, fer the window 10 to
high up from frsm the street for accidenti
Comment seems Unnecessary here, but "
venture to ask young men who have sell
respect to denounee all such acts that "a
under their notice. 1t is never too early
boys, to learn to be gentlemen. and one wa
to dsmonstrats that you ars gentlemen /
never to countenancs . mean act.
A solorsd woman, named Ellen Taylor
about "a years old, and In the employ Q
Mrs. Jno. F. Rylsnd, was terribly burne