Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-13
SHORTS.

OFFICIAL COUNTY FAPER
SHORTS.
Fishing Is good now.
Old Mems Club. Nay p.
Locust trees are In full bloom.
Last Sunday was rainy and gloomy.
Country pason wanted, at Clagett's. II
Mellsss, The Child Of State tonight.
For . tine nickls cigar, 60 to Silvsrman.
Look out for the new comet next week.
Houses for rent are quite scarce In thi
city.
Imported Sherry and Port Wine. at Silver
mans. a29tf
The largest stock Of old kentucky whisky
at silyermxp's. a99tf
Call on Clagett. he has the goods to sui
the scarce times, aStf
Plain opera slippers in every style. q
All,tadt. Cbinu 4 Cos. a32t3
Mr.. Ed. Loomis has been appointed sigma
service agent at this point.
j.. Q. P%lattenburg will sell you goods Is low
% any house In the county. aims
For bargains In clothing and furnishing
goods, go to Philip Keller's. m6t4
ParsoIs and fans In large variety, ct popu
lar prices. wilker 4 Miller. ml3t2
j. @. P%lattenburg will sell you goods a. low
% any house in the county. alma
60 to J. Q. P%Isttsnburg's for stylish and
fashionable goods In every line. almS
An endless variety Of fur and straw hats
at low figures, at Philip Keller's. m6t4
Large and fresh stock OF candies lust re-
ceived and for sale cheap. at Clsgstrs. II
A fine assortment OF single pants Of oil
colors, at low prices. at Philip kellsr's. u
Katy O'Shsil comedy n farce OF the
Youth who never saw . woman matinee.
A nobby line Of youths. boys and child.
ren's suits, at all ps>as, at Philip Ksllsr's,
Special inducements MS.ivate families, IN
imported AMI domestic wines, at Silver
mans. s2Stf
The sklrnish at Camp Jackson occurred
on the 10th Of May. 1861. How time doel
Jsgst.
Stacks OF busters. linen and alpaca coats,
white vest, &C., ut low fgurss, at Philip
Kellsr,s. m6t4
The editor 10 absent, which must DO our
apology II this weeks issue IL not up TO tbs
usual standard.
Oh, how delicious ! those ans bananas.
oranges. lemons, dates. Ggs, candies, &c.. d
Jeese d YouuR's. a28tr
What 10 the use OF farmers working thi'
season, II vennor 10 going to send . frost II
june. July and August!
Call st Jesse 4 Young's and let Mr.. #. q
T. Brightwsll show you through their ex'
tsnsivs stock Of groceries. a99tf
Mr.. Thos. Gibbons has recently bought
the old Bill Allen place In Irish town, and
has improved 1t nicely.
Bring your produce to Cl,gstt and get the
highest price for 1t, - he hiss the largest
trade for oil kinds Of country produce. II
Mr.. Winssr's new Office IL being pushed
forward rapidly. The iron front 10 now up.
and brickIayers are working ~ the second
story.
Nj. Charles A. Morrison desires 70 buy
old iron. brass, copper. isad, pewter. Zinc
&c.. for which he will pay st.. Louis prices,
In cash. mlStf
The cid shanty 10 front Of St. Johns
ool0red church fell down . few days sgo.
For the past Eve years 1t hss merely stood
- an eys-sore.
Messrs. Taubman are liking up their livery
stable, ON franklin street. in tip-top style.
When they get It finished 1t will be both
large and convenient.
". G. Nusgrovs has %purchased OF Mr..
Thos. y. Campbell the vacant lot on the
corner Of Main and College streets. and Z
pscts to build thereon his summer.
Our East Freedom correspondent informs
NJ that there is smallpox in four fsmillss
hyisg near Davis Crock, and that two death
have occurred In the family OF, Mr.. Gasscke.
4 large and beautiful ise Of dress prints
IL always . plsssure to show. these will be
kept up during tho season. and always at
lowest prices at Ahrsns' Dry Goods Bazaar.
M. John G. Mshl will please accept the
thanks Of this Office for . splendid lunch and
pitcher Of book beer which he sent vi on
the first Of May. By insdvsrtsnce we over
looked this matter last week.
Our mais quartstte will assist In giving
two entertainments ct Kansas City on the
evenings Of Nay 18th and 18th. under the
auspices Of the ladies Of the Central Pros
byterian church. We predict that our big
1 will win fresh laursls.
On the outside will be found an article on
the Chinese question, from the San Fran.
cisco Argoisut. II the radicals can stand
such srtielss from one Of their leaders. tbs
democrats have no right to complain. We
ask . careful reading.
The annual spring nuissncs-s small boy
with . Joe Thomas" sling, has set in. II
every parent will constitute himself . special
eommitts to regulate his own boys, the
nuisance can be easily suppressed. and much
temper and window-glsss saved
Ladies'. II you have . sack Of -four that
will not make light. nice bread, do not throw
It sway. Take your hands q stir. 1t up
thoroughly two or three times daily ier q
few days, letting 1t get . good airing, and
then try 1t again. One Of our best house.
keepers assures us that this will make the
-four nrst-class.
Frank Hull, . young man residing near
autehins. Texas. was bitten BY . skunk
shout two weeks ago. A few days after hs
began to act In . strange manner. and BE-.
came manageable. A messenger was dis.
patched to Dallas for . physieian. who pre-.
nounced the young mans mslady hydropho-
Biz, which he says is an invariabls result OF
. skunk bite.
Mrs. n. f. Price has just retursed from
the east with . splendid line Of new AMI
fashionable millinery goods, to which she
invites the attention Of the ladies Of Lex
ington and Vicinity. feeling assured that she
can please the most fastidious taste. She
has also . full assortment Of ladies' and
shildrsn's Undertaking. Dressmaking .
specially by competent employees. Every
thing at bed rock prices. albtf
Some Of our young men have organized .
minstrel company, and promise us an enter.
taiumsnt in about two or three weeks.
Willie Zeiler 10 musical director ; Ephraim
King business manager Rsbt. Keller stage
manager ; Stephen Neil assistant stage man.
ager; Robt. Keller, Tommy Hall, Geo.
Chapman and Stephen Neil, end men. There
are sixteen members Of the company, and
Aasy will be assisted by any amount Of out.
side talent. The show will doubtless be q
good one. % the whole company have had
daily drills for some amt back.
Independence Progress, Aay GA large
2umber OF relatives aud friends Of the con.
trsetdug parties gsthsrsd at the Catholic
church In this city last Tuesday morning to
witness the marriage OF Mr.. Patrick Lyons,
OF Kansas City, and Mss Maggie Lynch Of
this city. Precisely at 8 O'Clock the couple,
attended BY Mr.. Jno. T. Lyons, brother oil
the groom, o Miss Lizzie Bates. Of Lex.
ington, made thsir appearance and the csre.
mony Wa performed IN . very impressive
manner by Father Fitzgerald. A reception
wss rendered the happy coupls 1t the resi-.