Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-27


verman's. ASST
Baptist commencement exercises June 1.
Tickets at Royle's.
Sell your old iron at Jordan's Foundry
and Machine Shops. m6tf
The best line OF linen collars and fine
neckties, n Philip Kellsr's. mG'4
10. Plsttenburg will sell you goods as low
Is any house In the county. alm3
Go to J. 9. P~lsttenburg's for stylish aud
fashionable goods In every line. s1m3
A fine assortment of single pants Of all
colors, at low prices. at Philip kelisr's. IA
Jesse 4 Young, No. 81 Nam street. keep
. full line OF choice, staple aud isncy gro
ceries. a29tt
Stacks Of busters. linen and alpaca coats.
white vest. xc., at low figures, at Philip
KelIsr's. m6t4
guarantee my prices ~ low as any house
10 the city, and my goods trst.class. h.. Is.
Vaughan. my27t4
Eight pounds fine Rio coffee for one dol
lar. at Adam Toeppe's, Franklin street. Lex
kington, No. my2Sm2
Orders for wine and whisky solicited,
satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded,
st Silysrm.p,s. a29tf
Bring your butter and eggs to Jesse u
Young, and get the highest market price in
| cash or groceries,. a29tf
Excursion to Kansas City tomorrow. train
leaves Narrow Gauge depot at $40 u. m. III
the round trip. C. Ben.
just received, . handsome line Of dotted
and lace Swissss. 10 white and ecru shades.
Ahren.' Dry Goods Bazaar. my27u
All goods sold at the South Street Grocery
arc guaranteed frst-:lass, no ~second-clsss
goods kept or offered for sale. my27t4
Get reserved seat tickets at C.. H.. Royle's
for the concert and commencement next
wednesday aah Thursday nights.
Mr.. Charles A. Morrison desires to buy
old iron. brass, copper. lead, pewter. zinc,
&c., for which he will pay st. Louis prices,
In cash. mlStf
Latest styles OF the season at Mrs. Arnold's
embracing all the novelties in millinery. Ell
sgant French flowers. received fresh from
eastern manufacturers. m20t2
The democratic county committee meets
to-day In Higsinsville. Let all things be
sub%ordinsted to the general welfare Of the
democratic party In the county.
For . catalogue OF sl kinds OF penmsn-
ship pertaining to the calligraphic art, adj
dress the most graceful psnman Of America,
Pref. J. ". Sanders. Specimens free. Lock
| boz 1917, ssdalia, No. my27.
j. 4. Lee, who has taught the school at
the Fiournoy school house In Clay township
for the last seven years, declined to teach
next term, and Mr.. George Mann. = former
pupil Of Mr.. Lee, will teach the next term.
Miss Grigg, the talented teacher Of art In
the Baptist College, will exhibit the
work Of her pupils, nearly 200 pictures, in
the college studio on Monday and Tuesday,
from 4 70 8 p. m. The public is cordially In
vited to inspect the work Of the young ar
lists.
Mr.. John O'MAlley at his store In Irish
town. opposite the Catholic church. has q
full line OF groceries. He receives fresh
goods weekly. which be will sell at the very
lowsst prices. and he will pay the highest
market price 10 cash for all sorts OF country
produce. Give him y call il you want good
gods cheap. my27
ssdalia Democrat -"thu Democrat &C.
knowiedges the receipt OF an Invitation to
attsn ! lhs closing exsrr'sps Of the Central
Female College. NJ Lexington, Mo. Tue ex.
srcIses commence on the Both OF this month,
and coutinue until the 9th OF June inclus-
I've. This Is one Of the hest aud most pro.
gressivs female coIleges 10 the state, and we
are certain that there Will be u large at.
tendance aud au unusually interesting l,ro.
grsmms."
We are permitted 10 mske the following
extract from y letter written Ivy Elder G. s.
Lucas to Mr.. Mounijoy, from Loudon cOnn-
ty, Virxinis :-.Ihs weather has neen wet
and cool all the N Vegetation Is back
ward. Times are bard. There are y great
many people here 81 .irely out OF bread. and
there u nOnv 10 get. Thu county has bought
100 barrels Of -four tor distribution among
the poor. The drought Was very severs.t,ut
prospects now are very datterlng. . = 81
aln now. well Rested In mind. Have only
preached seven times since my arrits oil, and
hive Two appointments for next Sunday.
Expect TO leave for Lexington SO US to arrive
shout the 18th. l ain homesirk, and anxious
to get Back"
The entertainment given At Nrs. r. M.
Dickens by the Ladies Aid Society OF the
Christian. church, proved 10 he an agreeable
sue :ess. AT An early hour the guests were
arriving, snd ny 8 O'Clock the house was
filled. Al about ~ O'Clock supper was an.
nounced. Passing In tu the meat supper
could be found auy thing that heart could
Wish for. meats. salad, aud In fact, every
thing that could be desired. Going from
this to another room there was 10 he found
Q most elegant upper OF deIicacies, straw.
l hAprioa .r..u, snuo o.Eo. e., ~. III
OF which were 10 the uttermost enjoyed by
all, then back to the p%,rlnrs TO conclude the
evening Of pleasant enjoyment by u roaming
Conversation continuing until near mid
Night. Every one speaking highly OF the
good time they had had, The affair was also
. success financially the amount taken III be-
ing about $50. Tue ladies se. m very much
encouraged In their good work, and promise
another entertainment very soon.
A a. evidence Of the severity OF the test
to which the young ladies OF the Baptist
College are put who desire to compete for
the spelling medal, We give tue words which
they were required 10 write. The list was
pre- Jared BY Prof. A.. +. Fleet, Of Columbia,
the former president OF the school, and was
never seen by the contestants until the words
were given out 10 them In The tnaI N a.
ton. We are no: at liberty TO give the de-
tails OF their wOOk, but will guarantee that
n effort to spell the words by almost any
we'll educated person will result in more dis
asters than occurred to any OF the young
ladies 10 the contest. Try 1t. Here is the
list h%issOurisns, tlament. gazetteer, TIL.
syllable. p"rphyry. fducisry. plenipotentia-
~, parliament, perspicacily, technical, dy-
nsmics. outrageous. etiquette, putrescence.
stereotype. felloe, ann,hiiate. prairie. SAN
culinary. rAtiocinatioh. fungous, epbemeral,
mustard, omeiet, syn, cdOche, cupola, tussle,
certify receipt regretted .changeable, ecstasy,
supersede, Mystity, COrsIruns, scissors, gig.
gle, ssa'e'ids, massacre, prscisiun, gall,
exscer0aie, iallsciOus, easel, pOrte-mOnnaie,
deprivation, paradisiscai, Manageable,
whoOp. sirychEine. biccOugh, macadamize,
gussst, gunwsis, qaintess-nce, concs:ens.
ton. drsughtsman, gelaliup, archipelago,
e9*urs. cai>son, osciiIate. pspyrus. p pyramid,
encore. seizure, Hypocrisy, Weinesd. ~, f,i-
silly. horrIiy, Mississlppians, parasol, iric.
assee, delsble, OpOdelhoc, gaseous, paIlid,
coIoneIcy, spheroidsl, judgment, ultramou-
tame, scinliIiaiion. cypress, pllurm ,cy, Who'll
~. T. Asibie, qisssiu. irreiragubIe, IuartelLe,
aeademician, n-uralgis. utiiilarluu, service
able, chAri.tan, cicatrlza, pprsuasible, dis
syiiSble, SEPARATE. %sur>ap1riIla. lsoscsles,
diEtslbie, hebatabie, February. slupeIy.
Pntrsfy, C'nc'nnat'anA veriisris. esegesis.
cSpirsvene. syZygy. eec'esisstir, eucharist,
sophomore, peer. turquoise. hIeroy lyphic,