Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-29
St. Louis fair next week.

St. Louis fair K week.
Needed-a hundred good cottage houses.
Country produce wanted at Clagett 4 Cos
Bed lounges in carpet and spun silk, at H
& F. Winkler's. %juneltf
Driven out of town-a number of people
who could not rent houses.
Roller mill Aour at Kerdoln's mill. Try II
and you will never use any other. july14tf
Seven dollars and five cents for round triE
tickets to st. Louis and back all next week.
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
We pay the highest market price for all
kinds of country produce. Gordon Il Blu
ford. j21tf
For Rent-The best and largest store room
ON Main street in Lexington. Apply to VIM
Morrison. sep12w
Just received our new stock of dress but
tons-all new styles-call and see. Ahreas
Dry Goods Bazaar. septStf
Do not fail to have Drs. Sloan Il Shively
extract your teeth during their stay, for one
week, in Lexington. s29-lt
Look at our new chenille and velvet fringes,
black and colored velvet ribbons, dress but
tons, at NJ. F. Boyle & Sons. sepe2t4
A. v. Robinson 4 Co. have the only mill
In the county hat grinds wheat on rollers
and makes q first-class patent -four. j2otf
A very large assortment of walnut bed
steads, medium and fine, ut low prices, all of
our " make, at h. & F. Winkler's ,Lexing-
ton, Mo. june2n
Our stock of new styles In dress goods will
be complete this week. Be sure you look at
them before purchasing elsewhere. M. F.
BOYLE & Son. sep224
Everybody is invited to call at the Franklin
street Parlor Shoe Store, when in need of
boots, shoes, hats, caps or gloves. w. G.
EgSieston & Co. sept22tf
II In want of bed comforters, call and see
Us. We have something entirely new and
choice in this line to suit everybody. Ahrens
Dry Goods Bazaar. sept8tf
A wheat pen containing about 800 bushels,
belonging to Mr.. J. F. Campbell, of Dover
township, took fire In some unexplained way,
one day this week, and was about destroyed.
Look at our plush Langtrys, . ttoman and
diagonal dolmsns, Russian circulars, Mat
alesse dolmans, lsdies' jackets and a full
line of cloaks for misses, at NJ. F. Royle &
Son. sep22t4
Messrs. F. X. Tut and A.. j. Hall were
hunting. Wednesday, when the former killed
. pelican IN the Ray county side, opposite
Lexington, which measured 8 feet from tip
to tip of its wings. 1t Is being mounted.
If yeu are interested In securing your fall
and winter supply of boots, shoes. hats, caps,
and gloves at 8 bargain, 60 to W. G. Eggle-
ston 4 Co.'s, Franklin street. Their stock Is
the largest that you Will find west OF St.
Louis. sept22tf
'Tom" writes from Greenton:-"In an
swer to the query In the I%ntelligencer of the
inst, asking If Tom was 3 man or a
woman. We will say, that If querist will
drive round in q buggy some Sunday evening
We will probably tell them. Cor call on Chris"
She seems to know whowe are. But we fear
Is mistaken In the person himself For the
we remain just who we are"
"Observer' writes from Aullville GA
very serious accident happened to Mr.. Frank
Youngs, son of J. L. Youngs, last week, while
moving q machine 3 sickle caught in the front
wheel Of the wagon and throwing the sickle
forward, it stuck him on the leg just
above the ankle, cutting q deep cash, severing
the leader. DIR. Welborn was called in and
s~killfully dressed the wound. .Messrs. Wiley
and Taggart have bought the Methodist
church and will have it moved on the lot in
of the bricF store, and will make a
business house of it Mr.. Gum Easter, son
of Emanuel Easter, his left for Wellington.
Messrs. Wiley 4 Taggal have sold their stock
of drugs and groceries ~ Mr.. Howell Avit.
Mr.. Avit Is q live business man and your cor
respondent wishes him success. Mr.. VIM.
h. Msjor has returned from his tr'- to Kan
sss and Southwest Missouri > he has
been looking for 3 place to rocuto, he says
lafayette county is good enough for him.. 90.
Mrs. Frank Ridgeway Is visiting her father
near Dover. . Mr.. Eb Williams spent several
days in Kansas City, last week, on business
and attending the fair Mr.. James Welborn
of Ellis, Vernon county, Is visiting friends
and relatives here this week. Mr.. r. L.
Greer spent several days in Kansas City last
week visiting the fair The young people
Of Aullville met on last night to organize a
literary and debating society; they want all
the young people around and in Aullville to
become members. This is an excellent thing
for the young as we'll as well as the old, and
we hope all will take advantage of this I'M
dertaking to improve society, and become
members and assist the young men who have
undertaken this and help them all they can.
Mr.. j. b. Major is quite sick; your CORES
pondent has not learned what is the matter
with him, and can not inform you as to that.
There is a good deal of sickness here now but
not Of a DANGEROUS character; mostly chills
and fever 49,. Married, at the residence of Mrs.
Greer, in johnson county, Sept. %, 1888, at
4 O'Clock, p. M, by Elder s. H. Hallam, of
Windsor. Mr.. Winfield s. Llewllynn, of
Windsor, Henry county, Mo-, to Miss Minnie
Greer. Attendants-Mr. Willis Greer and
Miss Fannie Kelly, of Gathrsm, Clinton coun-
ty, Mo. The bride was dressed in an elegant
dress of Lavender silk, trimmed in Spanish
lace the groom In the usual suit of blac'..
Miss Minnie was an excellent young lady and
was loved by all who knew her. She was a
pupil of the Central Female College in Lex
ington, and won the gold medal for drawing
in 1882. Mr.. Llewllynn is ono of the. leading
farmers of Henry county, and is an excellent
young man, respected by all who know him
for his good qualities, and for his business
qualifications. Your correspondent extends
to them his most heartfelt congratulations
hoping they may have a long, happy and
prosperous life, that nothing may mar their
felicity, and that not q shadow Of sor1,ow nav
come over their happiness, but that all may
be sunlight to their hearts, that they have
givento each other for life. The presents were
numerous, of which We give you some of the
incest: Silver caster and table linen, by
brother of bride; an elegant family bible, by
Mr.. R. L. Berry and lady; a silver curd re-
oeiver, by Mr.. T. Youngs and lad; F; glass
fruit bowl, by Mr.. W. Boon Major and lady;
silver and msjolica vase, by Mr.. Ale i. Fox;
set OF silver knives, forks and spoons, by
Mr.. X. l.. Greer and lady, brother and sister
Of the bride; silver butter knife, by Mr.. Wv
Ion Thornton; bed room set, by j. P. Greer,
brother Of bride; wsshstsnd set, by Miss
Matte Greer. sister Of the bride; half dozen
set OF silver tea spoons, by j. and N. Dyer;
silver cup lined with gold. by Willie Parker;
silver napkin rings, by Misses Fannie Kelly
and Mollie Youngs; silver pickle stand, by
Alex. Youngs, nephew of bride; glass pickle
stand, by Mrs. Emma Foster; silver butter
dish, Mr.. j. r. Greer and lady, brother and
sister Of bride; pickle stand, by Cora Gilker-
son; pickle stand, II. P. Gilkerson; pickle
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