Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-06
A Raw 10, of novelties, at CIagett's.

A asw lot of novelties, at Ciagett's. II
Reliable and straight dealing, at Silver
mans. s2Stl
A iue assortment Of pickles and jelIies. at
Clasett's. nstt
A complete stock Of furnishing goods. at
Philip ksller's. m0'4
All shades and qualities In sack ana 'rock
.,,,s Of ph,lip Keller's. m6.4
A speciality in old Kentucky Sour Mash
Whisky, at Sill. ermsn's. a2stI
j., O, PIsttenburg will sell you goods as low
as any house 10 the county. alm3
A complete stock OF spring and summer
clothing. ut Philip Keller's. m6'4
Gu to j. @. P~lsttenburg's for stylish and
fashionable goods IN every line. a1m3
Needles aud OIL Tor all sewing machines,
at Grimes L. Vsnable's, jewelers.. a15t4
81 60 buys n good pair of shoes on our
string. at Allstadt, Chinh Il Cos. s2stS
MIR. f. Hoffman Is building = frame addi-
t,un to his residence on South street.
A fine assortment Of single pants Of all
colors. at low prices. at Philip kelI'r's. "A
Special inducements to private families, In
imported an domestic wines, At Silver
mans. aZ'd
Oh, have you seen the fancy dry goods
and notions, and oh, the Newport ties. all at
ram H. Co.'S. a22,3
oh, how delicious those fine bananas.
oranges, lemons, dates. Digs, candies, &c +, at
Jesse Il Young's. a29tf
Fifty cents buys a good pair of shoes on
the cheap string of nearly all Sizes. Call
Soon, at Allstadt. Chinn Il Cos. se2iS
Lettuce. ra%ddishes aud asparagus con-
tlnue to hold the vegetable market. The
cool weather don't lot the garden sass
grow.
l am agent for DsvlIn b Co. of New York,
the largest merchant. tailor establishment In
America. Suits made to order and fit guar
anteed. H. sinauer. Star Clothing House.
Miners solid steel sIeiges at 81 50; miners
solid steel wedges at So cents; miners iron
bottom lamps at 10 cents; also q complete
stock of new spring goods and armer's i'm
plsments on land at owestm market rates. at
L., Gilien's. a15t4
They have got them, Q cheap string OF
goods in all sizes for 50 cents, and one for
81 GO, and one for 81 per pair, far below
cost, that they are going to sell to some
lucky persons. VIII be found, at Allstadt,
Chinn & Co.'S. a22t3
The Old Mems Club meets at Mr.. PsschAl
A. Gibbs residence on the 4th Saturday.
9th day, OF this month. Reports Of COM
mittees are expected, Is follows: COMMITTEES
on obituary Of Mr.. Mccormack, Gen. Ora.
ham and Issac Chsnslor; committee on
obituary Of Geo. Houx, Wm. Whitsett,
Gen. Graham and p. A. Gibbs.
Following are the names OF pupils In
Miss Finley's room. I'd ward school, gaining
95 per cent In April reports: John Bsehr,
Willie Weber, John Davis. Carroll Turner.
Richard Young, Charlie Weber, Rosa Geh'
ner, Carrie Weis. Fannie Jones, Ami.
Lssueur, Minnie Mehl, Annie Becker. Katie
Selling, Annte Nichols. Martha UT. Josie
sandifsr, Ton Scbsfermysr.
Lexington township taxpayers: You art
respectfully requested to meet In mass meet
Ing. at Lexington, on Saturday, May 6. at
o'clock, p. M. to consider the propriety o
taking some action In relation to your town
ship debt /; and. also, to instruct your count.
COutS 30 w u Oui yOo WtSA ShSh ~
pursue. A iuil %ttendAncs 10 most desirable
John A. Prather. james W. Harrison, Johl
A. Lockhart. m6tl
To an inquirer a. to the location Of th,
now comet an exchange says :-"Lste In th,
evening, say about II O'Clock, you will Sc,
pretty we'll up In the northeastern heaven
the bright star Vega 10 the Harp. It may b
certainly recognized by means Of two fain
stars close BY It, with which It makes
beautiful little triangle. The comet Is al
most on Q line drawn from Vega to the Pol
star. and you can find Its place by notinI
that 1t Is below and q little to the left Of th
Head OF the Dragon, which - marked by
iozeng e.shsped figure living = lew degree
northwest of Vega"
The sequel OF the arrest Of the negro WI
liam Bartlett by the city marshal, last week
o., reported in the InteIIigsncsr, resulted d
the reclamation OF the two stolen horses b.
Sheriff YarneII, Of MonItsau county, VIII
came up after them. The marshal did
good Job In this arrest.
The scenery for Mrs. Hicks Juvenil
PinafOre deserves especial mention. 1t ws
the best representation Of the deck OF q shi
that we have ever seen on the stage. FroI
the mast with Its UaIon jack, to the bulwsr
steps and the cabin front, 1t was ail natur,
and good. 1t was painted by Mr.. Willial
BOOthman.
Mrs. N. F. Price has just returned frol
the east with q splendid line OF new m
fashionable millinery goods, to which sh
invites the attention of the ladies OF Lee
ington and vicinity, feeling assured that sh
can please the most fastidious taste. ST
has also a full assortment OF ladies' an
children's underclothing. Dressmaking
specially by competent employees. Ever.
8 thing at bed rock prices. a15tf