Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
Another frost Yesterday morning.

Another frost yesterday morning.
Cloth slippers at Chinn's for 90 cents. Assn
The guaranteed hat nj Henry sinsuer's, OPP
posite city hotel. m5w3
Smoke the "Go-for'em" cigar, the best 8
cont cigar in the city, at Clagett's. It.
Harwood will duplicate prices bought any
place In the county, Dover, No. a21tf
|. The PLANK sidewalk leading to Mr.. Vent
worth'l residence, has been replaced.
Indian Gauze Summer 1erino, Balbri2gan
and Isle thread underwear at 81. Sinauer's.
Mems hats at Chinn's City Shoe Store for
fifty cents. Main street, opposite court
house. spr2Stf
NJ. Thomas Gibbon has ,ust completed an
ell of two rooms to his residence in West
Lexington.
A. v. Robinson & Co.'S new roller mill Is
in fullblast, aud Is now making Extra Fancy
Roller Flour. tan2otf
-saunders' makes copying q specially from
q locket picture to life size In crayon, ink,
water colors, &c. aprl4tf
The Lexington Turn ysrein will give their
last ball Of the season at Turner Hall on Mon
dGy evening, May Ii 1t
800 boys suits from 8 o 10 years, $50 school
suits from 1910 II years, at greatly reduced
prices at b. Sinsuer's. m12w8
MI. John O'Aailey had the misfortune to
lose q fine mare last week. He does not
know the cause other death.
The Remington. Singer, st. John and other
sewing machines and needles and parts for all
machines at C. G. Ludwigs'. aprl4ms
A brick pavement will soon DO put down
on Ridgewsy street, in front of the property
tofA Ie>srs. Wentworth and Setter.
Call at Graham & Morrison's and see the
best and cheapest vapor Stove made. Every
stove guaranteed to give satisfaction. asst
There has been more improvements made
in this city this spring than are usually made
in a whole year, and The boom still continues
Clocks-eight-day, one day ,witho or without
alarm, ofa1 styles and best makes, from SIPS
each to $50 each, at Grimes & vensble, jew
/ elers. m2Atf
A. v. Robinson q Co., have just completed
their extensive repairs on their roller mil,
and are now turning out the best -four. they
ever made. jan2Otf
Go to Harwood's for the best and cheapest
articles In groceries, hardware, tihwsre and
notions, &C., In this county. Dover. Mis-
souri,. spr21n
No matter what IL wanted in the way Of
boots, shoes, slippers, hats and caps, you can
always be suited at the Parlor Shoe Store,
Franklin street. a21n
The Missouri Pacific and the Wabash rail-
road Offices in this city have been consolida.
ted. C. Ben Il transacting the business for
both, aud still has time to got Of . Joke once
in awhile.
b. A. &M.J Chinn at 81 Main street are
continually making additions to their already
large aud fine stock Of boots, shoes and hats
and can now Offer to the public as fine al
the west. Seize the present golden Qpportu.
nifty; no Partially shown; first come fist
served. Davis & Allstsdts old stand, Lex.
ington, Mo. apr14tf
A merry party of twelve left Lexington
Monday evening at 8 O'clock, bound for MI
Tom CamPbells for 3 surprise "tes." Aftsl
a bountiful repast, gotten up in Greene best
style followed by an enjoyable evening, the
party started for home, where they arrived
near about the 'witching hour. The surpris
ers consisted OF Misses Annie Ketnsr, Tons
Ryland. 'Katie Gordon. Axgie and Mamie
Hutchison, Belle Bolton, aud Nessrs. Chas
LOOMS. Isaac Ryland, Robt. Smith, Il. B
Farley and LII. Shields.
We are requested TO publish the following
notice:-"We, the undersigned, citizens .
Waverly. feeling the wan of . baEervi In Gu
town. take this method of making our want
known; aud would further state that ".
would gladly ps~tronize one that would fur
I nish us with good fresh bread aud a othel
4 goods Ms are usually kept III Il bakery. Mes
danes O. r. Thomas, II. =. Hanks, Natd,
Mosely, Emma Chapline Safe Zeysing, Lizsil
Williams, Sallie Furguson. E. Buford, Mar
! garet Miller, Geo. o. Feaeans, S. w. Booton
! Lizzie Harper, H. G. Fra .siscO. m6ts
our Slater correspondent, after sending u
q number of marriages, &c, which uIe To b,
found in the proper column, says:-':Col
, Vincent Marmaduke was In town Thurday
: Rev. g. W. DJsart is building 3 residene'
) near Emma street. How Il Will Trigg'
) grand boy progressing9. Misses Alice smitl
and Matte Hendrix, .of Marshall, are Oh
, visit to Mrs. 8. r. Smith. Tho Catholi
? over $500. The gold compass voted to tn
most popular little boy, was carried by MAJ
ter Robbie Mckee. son Of our popular musi
teacher, Mrs. E. B. Mckee. We had quit
a nice little rain Wednesday evening go. Quit
a nice crowd expect to 30 up to Marshal
Friday to the "Bohemian Girl" the chief q,
: traction for the Slaterites being Captain Cor
ner."
A conference Of ministers and privat
y members Of the different churches was he'll
on Friday evening. May 4th, at the Baptil
: church. Elder Lucas was chosen chairma
y and ". G. McCausland, clerk. Tho objee
of the meeting wa. to inaugurate measures I
y create a moro healthy sentiment In the con
muniey In resurd to the Observance OF th
= Lords day, and of the laws Of the state rel,
d ting thereto. Rev. G.. L. Leyburn offered
. paper on ''Sunday Excursion Trains" whic
was adopted, and the clerk was directedto sen
a copy to the superintendent OF the Mo. p. !
R. Re,s. Ieyburn Lucas, Poage and Tslbir
were selected TO prepare q paper outlinin
the proper action to be taken BY this bod,
6 to be submitted at its next meetin,
Sunday School Superintendent Boyle, Al
tdrew, Hall aud Winsor, were requested
prepare q paper ON the subject Of protectin
our Horshipping congregations from the Al
noyance Of the gathering Of young men sbol
the doors and v%estibu,es Of the churches
o. talk, whistle and laugh during the hours
worship. The meeting adjourned to the III
inst the place OF meeting TO be fixed by Il
committee of ministers named above. A
Sunday loving men are urged to attend.
,s Customers are requested to visit our stol
early and remain and compare goods II
prices, before going elsewhere to make sele
items. Our stock Is the largest and best
the county. Davis Il Allstadts old STAN
B. A. q N. j. Chinn. sprlltf
"Mentor"s sends Us the following items froI
Blackburn :-'sThinkinG that + Few item
:, from the fourishing little city Of Qu.lil
;. Ridge would be welcome to your many rea,
IL ers, we indite = few for their perusal. ...0t
popular grain merchant, Mr.. Cobb, Of Ode
SAIL spending the week at Corder. from while
=, place he is shipping q large qualify Of corr
go. The summe term Of our public schoo
;. under the able management Of Miss Ed
Harper, Is now in session with su enrollmel
=. Of SO pupils. Going fishing seems to be Il
order of the times with some Of our people
The Misses Perry, Of Marshall. spent Su
day in our town, the guests Of Miss A,
Y. Banks DIR. HALEY has completed his ell
BIT CANT residence in the north part Of town, AZ
,g took possession last week. We are glad
no welcome the doctor and his family into 0,