Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-17
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IL ssLettuce have peas"
+. Wayerly picnic next Tuesday.
The river is In fair boating order.
For a due nickle cigar, 60 to Silverman.
4 Remember the lawn party next Thursda!
IA night.
) imported Sherry and Port Wine, at Silver
& n.,, a29tf
: Our schools are deserted, and look yer!
> lonesome.
Go to Powelps for all kind Of salt ant
canned nah. june10t4
( Our new city officers cannot get to worl
!. any too soon.
The largest stock of old kentucky whisky
I .su..r,n., a29tf
IN. candidates will doubtless gather ii
( Waverly on the Goth.
: j.. @, Plattenburg will sell you goods as low
| rs any house In the county. sl"o
Foxes, also the dainty little jet ana mower
bonnets, at Miss Sue Rifles. junelot2
Go to j.. @. P%iattenburg's for stylish and
fashionable goods in every line. almo
det Boston Betting Company's STANDARD
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. N.
Eight pounds fine Rio coffee for one dol
lar. At Adam Toeppe's, Franklin street. Lex
ington, Mo. uS|o"N
NY customers generly are invited 10 cali
and be convinced OF the great bargains o.
tered. Miss Sue Rife. Jansiot1
The old students of LAGRANGE College will
have q grand reunion at LaGrange, NO., on
Thursday, June %, 1882.
Call at the South street Grocery for Dozier
4 Weyrs fancy cakes aud crackers. always
fresh and the fiusst made. my27t4
just received, . handsome line OF dotted
and lace swissss. In white and ecru shades
Ahrens' Dry Goods Bazaar. my27u
MIR. Charles A. Morrison desires to buy
old iron, brass, copper, lead, pewter, zlnc'
&C., for which he will pay st. Louis prices
~ oosh mlstf
Call, all my friends aud customers, snd see
our newly fitted up grocery on Msin-Cross
street, the South Street Grocery. h. b.
Vaughan. my27A
Cant. Lesueur is again away from his post,
and II there are any items OF news sfioat
which we have failed to catch, the reason
will be understood.
Just received, 9 handsome line Of linen
lawns, Persian lawns. white and tinted Vic
toria lawns, French and Indian mulls.
Abrens, Dry Goods Bazaar. my27tf
: There will be- public installation OF the
!. officers OF Dover Lodge A. F.. and A. NJ. on
the oath Of June, and . picnic In Siushsr's
uasture. to which all are invited. with we'll
filed baskets.
A handsome display Of millinery can be
found at Mrs. Arnold's, No. 120, Main street..
NV motto is honorable competition. Fash.
1onsble goods will merit attsntion, and ress-
enable prices give satisfaction. )Sti
Gasoline stoves are perfectly safe. They
make no smoke there IS no offensive smell;
NO hot kitchen last forever. See one at WORK
at Miss Matte Barclays dress making rooms
In the west room OF the Stramcks building
r Mr.. Herman Stockenbaum, from near
Hipgipsyllle, q frst-class workman and an
excellent gentleman, IL ut present employed
in the large furniture establishment OF
Messrs. O, v. Thornton, where he wishes
all his frienis to call and see HIM, promising
them good goods at lowest prices. Also
pIease read Thornton's advertisement else
vhere j3w4
The ladies' OF the "Woman's Missionary
society," D luz M6tuO0tSS
q raspberry supper At the residence Of Nj.
Abe Hays on Thursday evening. June ed.
Ice cream. ices OF all kinds. cakes and Der
ries, will be included In the bill Of fare. Tn
lawn will be lighted. and refreshments served
in ..real a.thetic'' style. Come old and
young and spend . pleasant evening.
There will be q grand picnic ct Wsverly
on Tuesday. June 20! Everybody In invited
to be present with well-fiIsd baskets. Adj
dresses will be delivered by Hon. n. v. L..
McClslland, Hon. Xenophon Ryland, Hon.
Alexander Graves, Gen. Joseph o. Shelby.
of Lafayette county. and % B. J. Frank
lin, Of Jackson county. A splendid brass
band will be In attendance. Go everybody,
and have q good time before going into the
harvest HeId.
100 Sewing Machines . day! The best
always wins In the long u q Buy only the
genuine! Beware Of counterfeits! No
Singer Machine Is genuine without the
shuttle trade mark. Look well and see II
the trade mark ts an oval with shuttle In
middle, pierced by needle and cord, with
the words .'trade mark" underneath, and
two sprigs Of leaves tied together below.
Boy no other. The sales Of this company
average over ]. 700 per day. Long experience
has proven the Genuine Singer to b the best
machsns. Mrs. Adslis Standish, sole agent
in Lexington, Main street, IN Kramer build
ing, near City Hotel. junelOt4
All goods sold at the South Street Grocery
are guaranteed frst-risss, no second.elass
goods kept or offered for sale. my27t4
The silver shooting medal, which was
awarded by the Turn-Verein, Thursday WAS
manufactured at Ludwigs' jewelry establish
ment. In this city. At the top Is . scroll.
with the letters IL. +. "" Beneath are
two crossed rifles. Attached to the butts OF
the guns. by = small chain, Ia the medal
proper, which consists Of q wreath about
the siza Of 3 silver %half.dollar, and inside the
wreath are crossed q sword aud q torch over
3 target. In the four spaces made by the
crossings, are the letters, "E. f. s. IT,"
meaning "fresh, free, strong, true" On the
reverse Is q wreath, and in the centsr the
figures "l682." Tn medal WAS gotten up
In one day, and 10 very pretty, aud = credit
to its maker. Mr.. kaufman.
just received. new novelties In fishns, |
ladies' neck wear, silk mittens, gloves, dress
90 49, seosS
Ahrens' Dry Goods Bazaar. my27tf
Sheriff Elliott aud posse went out Monday
night TO look for Will Ed. Harrison. Bill
and Ike Graves, aud another man, who WAS
seen with them, but whose name IL not
known. The first named three had been In 4
the neighborhood OF Harrison's house, IN
Freedom township. for some time. and were
joined by the fourth man = short lime ago.
These men are wanted badly at Sherman, |
Texas, where they are known ss horse
thieves. train robbers and general outlaws.
Graves passed through this county two years
ago. when Sheriff Aounijoy gave him q
chase. The crowd Skipped out this time
just q little too soon to receive Sheriff e LOFTS
call. The farmers IN the neighborhood Of
the rendezvous were very uneasy, aud 81.
ways turned out their horses Ut night, They
will feel easier now.
Vaughan OF the South Street Grocery. we
always keep the best. my27t4
Mr.. Richard Field was SO well pleased with
the vocal progress OF the plpils of E.. A.
Seminary that he awarded q medal In that
department, at the recent closing exercises,
though he had NO medal, and perhaps had
never before thought Ut the matter. The
award was made on the judgment OF Messrs.
Chiles and Smith and Miss GIoesbeck. Mr..
Ludwigs, OF this city, is making the medal, |
however, and It will be ready 10 deliver to.
day. 1t will he q Maltese cross, chased, with |
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