Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-26
Humpty Dumpty to-day.
aaurkrout, Maitland Il Co.

SiOAhS u .
E keller's. oou ID
New Rochester buck wheat -four. Matt
Il Co. nzosi %
Concord wine of my own make, 30 cents ct
per bottle. John Baehr. slomS
Wait for Humpty Dumpty. Hagsn's opera II
house, Saturday, Nov. 26. ju
Mr.. a.. I. Bates, Wellington, NO. sells
Robipson's Red r, the best -four In the v
state sio'' II
If you want an oil that will burn right,
last long, and give you perfect sstistact'oo' 8,
70, It from Maitland L Co. n26.l $,
A new and attractive line OF china, lea
and dinner ware, opened out at Inc Cn'n" II
Hall, 80 Main St. Lexington, Mo. nzo'e G
will sell sewing machines and sewing
machine supplies cheaper than any olnei q
house IN town. A. hgls, Franklin 81. siSm4 4
We call your attention to YounE's CHINA
Hall price list. Notice low prices on staple {
goods. Remember place, % Main street Lex /
ingion, No. "1''
Don't YOU forget when you want . sew. 9
inc machine. that the New Home IL the best q
In the market. For sale by August Egle, c
F..rtun s,re.t olSm4
inst rsce,ved-a second lot OF bed COM ,
| forters, from cheap to firm grades. o.
fer them at exceedingly low prices Ahrsns |
Dry Goods Bazaar. nAA"
..Tbe doctors said my wife had consump-
ton. Tried sLindssy's Blood Ssarchsr,' and
abe has better health than ever" It. H.
Hubbard, Hampton, Ohio. noml
Just recsived-a new lot OF jeans,a all shades
and qualities. Thee jeans are bought direct
from the manufacturer, and will be sold at .
bargain. Ahrens' Dry Goods Bszhsr. Il
The fellow, who. by mistake, sent his au'
burn.haired sweetheart insteai OF . bottle
Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup q bottle OF half
dye, wants to know the best way to commit
suicide.
Found-On the streets Of this city, satur-
day, Nov. 10, . pockstbook, containing .
sum of money. The owner can get the Same
BY describing property, and paying charges.
Call at this omee.
Ksller,s mammoth clothing store attracts
the attention Of all strangers visiting the
city. 1t 10 immense In size, complete IN all
its appointments. and is filled With q mag
u,dcent stock. 1t 10 . credit to the city.
Chicago Times, Nov. A:-"The Bur'ing'
, ton road will in January take full control OF
!, the Keokuk and st. Louis and the Keokuk
and Northwestern roads, and 1t is believed
t that a new division will be created, under
the supervision OF J. W. Smith"
The Stafford troupe, this week, had poor
n houses. The leading lad. ts a very hne
g actress, and Ia '.Snow BAll'' the whole COM
pany pleased the audience, but IN 'Don
u Caesar de Bazsn," U, my call the promPter.
t. Rshearssls between acts didn't save 'em.
Our dress goods department.. our ladies'
ID sloth, cloasing and waterproof department,
1t eur lsdiss' cloak and doinan department,
eur pa.samentery fringe and de-
p.rtmsnt, our ribbon department., our dres'
Id button and glove department, our hosiery
department; each of these are filled with
ps beautiful and tasty goods, selected with
bs great care from the various eastern markets
IN and will be sold at bottom prices, at the
tie Ahrsns' Dry Goods Bazaar. oasa
ur The attendance At DR.. Prottsman's lee
at ture at the Methodist church, Friday nigh
of last week, was not large, the seats being
to only about half filled. This was no douo'
no attributable to the rain and there being al
I'LL entertainment At the opera house the sams
evening. But those who were there enjoy
ay cd the lecture exceedingly, the matter an
= manner Of the speaker interesting bis hesI
'sn ers from nrst to last. We hope the docto
NAV be prevailed upon to lecture during tn
an winter upon several other subjects to whtc
lay he has devoted considerable study, and "
ry' are sure his lectures will grow In popularity
as his ability and pleasant delivery beoom
II better Known.
not "a nervous looking man went into . stol
be the other day and sat down for half Al hot
or 10, when . clerk asked II there was an!
ids thing she could do for Inn. He said no b
md did not want anything. She went away, IN
ais he sat there half an hour longer, when tt
res. proprietor went to him and asked II I
n . wanted TO be shown anything. No. "a
Tito the nervous man; Il just wanted to
Sc around. Ny physician has recommend
lng- perfect quiet for me, and says, above
10 things, l must avoid being IN crowds. N
ovei ticing that you did net advertise In t
OPP newspapers, l thought this would be as gu
line a place as l could find, 30 l just dropped
very for q few hours OF complete isolation.'"
- The musicale at Central Female College
Thanksgiving evening was . very pleass
Wv. and enjoyable occasion. The entertainer
LIS although entirely impromptu. fully 81
80 tanned the reputation OF the artistic tesch'
In the musical departments OF the collie
The exercises consisted OF selections
giant WA, . .a.,o.m.n.s y, I,,,,. n
Il lne n't ".."s.-,
a. johnson Vas simply wonderful conslderi
~ her tender years. Under the skillful NJ
80 agement of Miss Kramer, she bids fair
become q musical artistic OF rare briiital
and finish. The Weber grand plano u
:, -. on the occasion IL a late purchase, and
most magnificent instrument The mus
~ department under tee training OF \
. Foote and Miss Kramer, are all that co
-. be desIred In . first class female college.
IN he A mover named VIM. Lewiston route f
Michigan to Bates county, this state. pa
through here last Thursday, and when I
osn. the covered bridge on the W arrensburg 1
q struck his wife over the head with . mus
Fresh knocking her senseless. Some negro
q low passing along the road saw the proceed
nre. and ruoninK up Lewis drew . knife U
"a for them and - they ran away fred his mu
a6tf At them. The negroes came imme1lptl
work town, reported to the officers. and . war
,in,p, was issued for his apprehension. De-
r.zea Sheriff Chinn and Esquire Tut went
70 Till Thursday night and made the arrest, bro
cold the man to town and placed'him In jail.
Is not WOMAN suo Two Vi sniee n'"'' "-
,ad tn su ecessful begging tour OF the town a.
r sale. passen tnfouKn nefe u 'u' >" ~"
rough the money and got %gloriously drunk '
to buy the woman got = brutal bssttns. Its
shines, hoped the besst will receive his Just dc
nat h. II the facts upon trial prove to be As S,
< and above.
before A very Interesting meeting of Lexin
will do and lafayette lodges took place at Ma
is new hall. last MONDAY night, the special occ
being The proposition OF Lafayette Iod
States consolidate with her sister lodge undo
ay, we name sud charter OF Lexington lodge
First 149, A. F.. & A. NJ. No dnancisl or
Ozark stress caused the desire for consolidate
tbs part OF Lafayette lodge AS It has a
,ity VS.. respectable fund laid by, and a suff
ounty membership TO keep up the work, but
Henry for a ioug time besn thought unnecsssa
maintain two ''blue" lodges In Lsxir
strtsk. both meeting In the same room. The
elite voldahle rivalry between the two VIII
flied 10 ways friendly and masonic, was still C
ersd az not conducive to the best intcr,
rub tbs the craft, aud every reason pointed
NJ desirabilty OF = union. The feeling II
,,s. II lodges was brothsrly and kind, and til
nnrove, solicitation was practically unanimously
.sn,.h,. by both. Each lodge has q handsome