Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
The robins have come.

The robins have come.
Locust trees are in bloom.
A great deal of household furniture was
sold ut auction Monday.
Remember the lecture at the Christian
church Wednesday night.
Remember the last ball Of the season ut
Turner Hall Monday evening, May IA. IL
If YOU wish 10 enjoy yourself. attend the
Turner ball At Turner'S Hall Monday sven-
ing, May "A. 1t
A large assortment Of the latest STYLES Of
window shades. just from The factory, put up
to order. C. G. Ludwigs'. spr14ms
A few day boarders can be accommodated
by Mrs. Lsura Young. on Ridgeway street.
opposite southwest corner of the park. 12tf
Mr.. Linlejohn. whodisd at Dover, Monday,
was a member Of the Masonic Mutual Benefit
Society, and his widow will receive from it
about 8s,4oo.
The latest and nobbiest style hats. fur and
straw, will be found at the Franklin street
Parlor Shoe Store. ". G.. Eggleston & Co.,
Lexington, Mo. ne1tf
Mr.. Power, who lectures at the Christian
church next Wednesday night, is pronounced
by the press to be q very eloquent and
effective preacher.
If you wish to purchase n good. reliable
sewing machine, call at Grimes & Venable,
jewellers, and see them operated. They have
the best now made. m24tf
The German Lutheran church at MAYHEM
was dedicated last Sunday. Services were
conducted In both English and German The
building is q nice one.
e. j. Cheney 4 Co., proprietors Halls
Catarrh Cure, offer 300 reward for any case
of Catarrh that can't be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. sold by C. W. Loomis. a21m
Visit the Chinn 4 Chinn city shoe store
81 Main street. opposite the court
house. Bargains in ladies' fine shoes and
slippers. Davis q Allstadi's old stand, Lex
inzton, Mo. apr14tf
The mill at MAYHEM burned on Saturday
night, May 8. 1t was insured in the German
American insurance company. J.H. McHst-
ton, agent and the loss was paid on the 10th.
This is prompt work
Early In the morning before business com.
mences, many robins may be .een in the
streets. They are so gentle that little boys
have been seen to nearly dislocate their
shoulders throwing ut them.
The finest line of the new shades and styles
in the foreign and domestic %ginghams, Seer
suckers, etc. Be sure N see. these, and the
prettiest shades in the new style Toile du
Eord Chambrays at the Ahrens Dry Goods
Bazasr. mott
Mrs. 8. P. Arnold respectfully solicits q
call from her friends and customers to an in
spection of latest styles direct from the east
ern markets. French flowers, notions, &c.
Dressmaking supervised aid executed by
competent as~sislants. m12tf
Rev. Frederick D.. Power, chaplain Of the
House Of Representatives, Washington, ID. c.
will deliver q free lecture 1t the Christian
church in this city, next Wednesday night.
His subject will be the "Rellsious Life aud
Character Of James A. Garfield" AL inyi.
ted.
We now have all OF the latest and finest
styles of Shoes and hats, and the largest and
best stock to select from anywhere this side
Of 81. Louis. We cordially invite everybody
to call and see fer themselves. Buford and
Nan. CHM, Davis 4 AIlstadrs old stand Lex
ington. Mo. m3ltf
Thousands are being cured Of Cxtarrh every
year with Halls Catsrrh Cure, that the doc.
tors had given up and said could not be cured.
70 cents 8 bottle. Sold by C.. W. LOOMS,
Lexington, Mo. a2lmj
E. WiRsor d Son,resl estate agents, sold this
week. for J. A. Lauchner and wife, to Mrs.
Mollie W. Herr.a frame dwelling house on lot
one, block one, Pomeroy's addition to Lex.
ington for $3.50 cash.
Mr.: W: s. Porter, Of Wellington, asks us
els there 8 law prohibiting II man from shoot.
ing squirrels at certain seasons of the year.
Please answer In the Intelligencer this week,
and oblige." We answer that there Is no
such law. Squirrels aud rabbits are outlaws,
and may he killed ut all seasons.
We have perfected arrangements with the
Weekly Galveston News, the leading news
paper of Texas and the southwest, whereby
we can furnish 1t with the InteHigencer one
year for 80 Is. aprsst4
Weber's ice cream parlor will open this
morning for the season.. Many Improve
ments have beeh made In the rooms,a and tn.
place Is now in frst-class order. A dumb
waiter has been set up, which avoids thu
necessity OF waters running up and dowz
stairs. The purest ice cream and lemonad
and t~hetdnest of cakes and CONNECTIONS alvey
ON hand. A call Is solicited. m12t2
A few days ago we met Miss Fanny Cheat
ham, who was carrying a small oil painting
| of her own design ant workmanship. 1t wa
simply a small bunch of flowers, but the!
looked 80 natural, and the back ground wa
80 smooth that VT at first thought the pictur
q chrome. Miss Fanny has executed severa
|paitings, much larger and finer than this. an
seems to have q natural talent for the art
Perseverance may bring her fame.
It will intrrest you to call In at the Psrlo
Shoe Store and examine their stock, lear
their prices and be convinced that they hsv
the cheapest and best goods In the market
> W. G. Eggleston Il Co., Franklin street. If
The following are the names of the pupil
that have been transferred from the war,
| schools to the high school:-First Ward
Walter Mars, Marshall Easter, Tommi
! Meng, John Greer and Adolf Schaefer. Sec
ond Ward Eda schaefermeyer, Emm
. schaefsrmeyer. Juliette Young ,Lydiu Young
Lydia Primer, Allie Eagle, Nellie Foster
: David Heathman, Rudie Nagie Arthu
, Goehner Tommie Yingling, sammie Ream'
Bonnie Hamlet. Henry Gelzer, Gerso
: silvermsn, John Mountjoy, Gustav Venabl,
t Leils Gordon and Anna Weis. Third War
Mamie Vaughan, Katie Smock, Luis Pugl
Alvina Winkler, Willie Wood, Willie Bufore
q Frank Mcdowell, Louis Eekle and Davi
. Russell.
u Observer sends us the following Aullvill
items :-"Mr. Il. l.. Greer and wife LETT fo
Texas for amonthS vf1it. We hope the
will rave an enjoyable trip and return safe
: Mr.. Ben Chinn IL visiting bis father in thi
. city. Mr.. John Bennett recently went t
!, St. Louis with 3 car load Of stock. Eide
A. Proctor, of Independence, was here on tn
. 18th inst. He Is one Of the sblest preaohe,
. In the Christian church. We regret he coul
not remain longer with US, and preach one
his mastery sermons. We hope the time
r not far distant when our people will be BILE,
by hearing him. go. Major q Greer are recei,
l ling q large amount Of wheat, for which the
. are paying the highest market price. The
, shipped 800 sacks 10 Galveston, Texas, T.,
g Gently. 49,. Elder Rowe, Of Pleasant Hill, ws
t in town or the 9Th inst. Elder Rowe is II
e excellent preacher /. The farmers in thl
/. vicinity Are r~e-planting their corn....I 1t
getting dry in our neighborhood, aud whei
as 3 consequence, will be short. There wi
not be bali q crop If We do not get rain SOUL
Mr.. xnd Mrs. K. L. Berry attended the Bel
o Frazier wedding on the 9th. Our mel
r chants are doing a yery good business consit