Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-20
SHORTS.

Give your premises . good cleaning.
For . ine nickls cigar, 60 to Sllvsrmsn.
New fresh potstoss,st Gordon 4 Buford's.
Good Rio coffee, 8 pounds for 81. At Clsg-
etrs. mzV"
Imported Sherry and Port Wine. at Silver
80. ASH
Camille, by request Of our citizsus. Tues
day night.
Thu largest stock Of old Kentucky whisky,
ii Silverman's., Az"
Dem. Ex. Co. Com. will meet at Higgins-
willie On the 9th.
.sNsud Muller" at opera house Monday
and Tuesday nlghts.
Fresh Bananas and candy. Just received
ut Gordon + Buford's. II
For bargains In clothing and Furnishing
goods, 20 to Philip KelIer's. m6t4
Psrsols and fans In large variety, st popu-
lar prices. Wilker 4 Miller. mlst2
90 to j. @. P%lattsnburg's for stylish and
fashionable goods 10 every line. aim
An endless variety Of fur and straw hats.
at low figures, ct Philip Keller's. m6t4
BoneIess herring. something new. In Que
pound boxes, at Gordon 4 Buford's. 1t
Large M fresh stock OF candles just re-
ceived and for sale cheap. at Clsgstts. II
The Printers Auxiliary IL useful TO local
sditors who nave ne ideas OF their own.
A fine assortment Of single pants Of oil
cosors, at low prices. at Philip Ksllsr's. Il
We Day ths highest market price for oil
kinds Of country produce. Gordon 3 Blu
ford. tsltt
That pavement on the south side Of the
Presbyterisn church 10 . nuisance Of . dark
night.
Special inducements to private families. In
imported ami domestic Wines, at Silver.
mans. azSa
Oh. how delicious I those fns bananas.
oranges, lemons, dates. Hgs, candies, &C.. q
J.e.e 4 Youus,s. a29tf
P.O.O. &. spells poor. It also stands fol
postofacc organ rant, and indicated thu
quality Of the stu1.
A new lot Of choice ash, at Clagett's,s uch
~ mackersl, white fab, Holland herring
.ra Rn..,.r s.rdtnes. aStf
Miss Gsnevlsvs Rogers and Mr.. Franz
Aiken will play "Canills." BY request, O
U opera house Tuesday night.
The mslauchoIy days have come. the sad
! dsst Of the yeAr;'tis most too warn for wits
~ straights, and meet too osol for beer.
II you want the incest thing to wi bu!
. gasoline eookstevs. You can zee one o
work 1t Mss Barclays dress making rooms
II you don't believe that Jesse i Young
81 Main street, have the best and chsspes
groceries in the city, . trial will convine'
yos. szSti
Eound-On the Wellington road. Nay Al
aRentIeman's heavy shawl. The owner cal
get it BY describing 1t and paying for thi
notice.
The popular, genial and whois-souled. F
c. T. Brlghtwsli. IL at Jesse d Young'a
where hi will be pleased 70 see his man!
s.I.rd. s29tf
Mr.. Farrar blew out . kiln Of 125 900 briel
Thursday morning. We hope no will b
called on for \ DOZEN such kilns before tn
summer 10 over.
II the city council would have all celia
doors removed from our sidewalks, IL woul'
conier . favor on those who have 70 psraA
bulats after night.
Latest styles Of the season ct Mrs. Arnold'
embracing ali the novelties In millinery. Fl
sgant French flowers, received fresh frsu
ea.tsrn manufacturers. m9Ot2
You cannot see "Maud Muller" unles
you see Gsnevieve Rogers. No one else 4
allowed to play 1t under any circumstances
Opera house Monday and Tuesday nights.
Win people ever get oil enough and wis
Snough to learn to let other peoples trick
alonsi o. will thsy keep on forever buck
ing ct something they do not understand?
Mr.. Sslig has about 5000 pounds OF un
picked wool on hand, and has som sixtsel
men. women, boys and girls at WORK takinI
out burs. He has also about 1900 pounds Q
picked wool Of hand.
Having secured some decided bargains q
the closing out sale Of Chase 4 Caboti
wholesale stock, we will give our customer
the benefit OF same. Now 10 the time to blu
cheap goods. Wilksr 4 Miller. nl3t2
Gasoline stoves are perfectly safe. The
make NO smoke ; there - NO eaenslvs smell
NO hot kitchen ; last forever. See one at wor
at MISS Matte Barclays dress making room
10 the west room Of the Stramcks building
Mr.. John Lyon has bought the house jui
north Of the Catholic church, has sodded th
yard. fixed up the house, snd put the prem
isss in fns order. John 10 setting . trsI
and We expect . bird will get caught IN
pretty
Our department Of staple goods includin
blsaeAsd nuslin. brown muslin, also casa
msres, jeans. eottonsdss and linen goods Il
msn and boys wear. will bs kept eomplst
during the season Ut lowest pricss.a Ahrsn
DRY foods Bazaar. sStf
There will be services at the German Gait
ole church In this city on Psntecost Sunds,
the 3eth Inst, BY Father Diskmsn. and 9
svsry fourth Sunday. The congregation
yet small, but hope to soon be able to hav
preaching every Sunday.
In the United States circuit court, at Js
fsrson City, last Tuesday, the following l.
fayetts county cases were decided Issa
Burr W. Lafayette county Judgment by d
fault. Ninth National Bank VI. Lsfsys tt
county /; judgment by default II two case
Mr.. George setter ls building an Ice houi
ct the foot Of Pine street. Ths buildin
win be 74x95 feet, and 70 feet deep. 1t vi
be very substantial, and will hold ennug
ice 70 last our town through any o.
binary ios famine. With his house vel
flIed the mint juIep crop may be consldsre
safe.
Orion Lodge No. 45. L. D. o. F., meets
their hail In regular meeting on next Tue
day night, the 23d. Work in the degree
Also Rep. John Taubmsn will be back fro
the session Of Grand Lodge, and make b
report. A full attendance Is earnestly 7
nnaatad Vtastl~~ hpaHkou~ oovAl>l. :,
vitsd. Jas. Edelen, secretary.
Those Of our subscribers whs contsmpla
the purchase Of new spring suits shouI
Immediately proceed to the mammoth clot
ing sstsblishmsnt OF Morris Gratz, whe
they will have an opportunity to select fro
one Of the largest sssortmsnts ever displs,
Cd in Lexington for the admiration OF b
customers. In addition to bis immsn
stock Of new and fashionabis clothing
furnishing goods, v%alises, hats, caps, III
brsllas, rubber goods. and In fact sverythil
needed for . complete outfit, and now on
nssds . little money to make himself and
his customers supremacy happy. a2Oti
Go TO J. Q. PlAttenburg's for stylish u
fashionable goods In every line. alma
Lucy Williams, . waiter girl at The Col
mercisl hotel. died last Monday s~fternoo
about i've O'Clock OF congestion Of q
stomach. She had attended church sundl
night. and being quite warm when she I
returned to the hotel, drank large qua
tittss Of ice water. About elevsn o'elol
she wss taken sick, and, Mr.. WilIiams. Il
propstet0r Of the hotel. and bis daughts
Nrs. jordan. did everything they could {
hsr. Or. Fulksrson was called In, but