Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28

0s " xbOUAucou ~ SOsS uCW lOIlCl Auul L
in full blast, and is now making Extra Fame,
Roller Flour. ian2Otf
A large assortment of the latest STYLES o
window shades, just from the factory, put III
to order. C. G. Ludwigs'. apr14m3
If you want a carpet, step into Corbitt'
Furniture Store (second ioor), and selec
from his mammoth stock, Odessa. f10m3
Clocks-eight-day one-day with or withou
alarm, of all styles and best makes, from S1.2
/ elers. m24tf
Go to Harwood's for the best and cheapes
articles In groceries, hardware, tinware and
notions, &c., in this county. Do"er. Mis-
souri,. apr21tf
| A.V. Robinson & Co., have just completed
their extensive repairs on their roller mill
and are now turning out the best flour they
ever made. jan2Otf
! No matter what Is wanted in the way OF
boots, shoes, slippers, hats and caps, you can
always be suited at the Parlor Shoe Store
Franklin street, a21tf
Don't forget that the old reliable A. c. b.
Bird is still selling the best sewing machines
at lowest prices In Odessa. Office next door
south of the bank. apr1im1
When in need of carpets, oil cloths, rugs,
etc., please do not forget the fact that we have
the largest stock in the city, and we are deter
mined to sell as low as the lowest. Wilker &
Miller. a2lt1
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 Intelligencer one
year for s3 25. apr2sA
Customers are requested to visit our store
early, and remain and compare goods and
prices, before going elsewhere to make selec-
tions. Our stock is the largest and best in
the county. Davis & Allstadt's old stand,
B. A. h NJ. j. Chinn. apr14tf
We keep the best make, the goods Of man.
ufacturers who have made . reputation for
honest work. These standard goods are al
ways sold at small margin, are always the
cheapest In the market. Our spring stock is
now in and ready for your inspection. We
aim to buy footwear that IL worth all the
money you pay for it. Our goods are bought
cheap, and we can sell them cheap and In
tend to do 70. Our prices are easily under
stood. SLOW prices will tell, and people will
tell low prices" Call and see US at the Parlor
Shoe Store, franklin street, W. G. Eggleston
& Co. a2ltf
G. B. writes from Alma, April 24:-'Mr.
Gus. Frerking moved his family to town last
week into the house lately occupied
by Mr.. Doblie. We welcome him In our
midst. Mrs. Geo. E. Goodwin left for St.
Louis Thursday morning, where she goes to
visit her son, who is attending school there;
she will return the 2Gth Inst -. Mr.. Sam
Campbell shipped car loads ofcattle and Of
hogs from here last week. Mr.. Fred. Nc
Clure. Of Aullville, shipped car Of hogs this
morning. >. Our merchants are daily receiv
ing new goods. Mr.. John T. Goodwin has
prepared for the spring rush by employing
DR.. j. T. Morgan, our city druggist, has sold
q half interest in his drug store to Mr.. Dan
Jackson. Mr.. L. T. Bell the popular young
druggist from Higginsville Is here taking the
invoice i. Mr.. Polk Corder aud wife left for
St. Joseph this morning; they will return
shortly. Mrs. Corder goes to consult DR..
Bishop. Mrs. VIM. B. Steele took the train
at this place last evening for Kansas City.
She will remain during the week visiting rel
atiyes. Our little city was lively on the 18th,
rs four commercial travellers were here, all
of them popular salesman, and they enjoy the
reputation of being tho finest looking men on
the road, 50 says one of our young ladies'"
"Observer' writes from Odessa :-McChes-
ney & Ramsey b tve commenced excavating
for their new brick building on Second street.
J. W. McBurney has the building under con-
tract. DR.. spore and ]. G. Cobb have their
new brick building under way and it will soon
be completed. Mr.. 1. ". Avitt, Of higgins
vile, was in town last Saturday. He was
here in the interest of the new bank that is to
be opened here in a short time .. Mr.. John
Perking, of Streatoryille, is visiting his faith
9r-in law, Mr.. Isaac Warner near Wellington. |
DR.. johnson extracts teeth without pain, by |
he use Of nitrous oxide gas. The new N.
E. church south Is well under way, and will |
Do pushed to rapid completion. DIR. Nc
Donald moved into his new residence this |
week. Elder Shanklin, of Mayview preached |
in the Christian church last Sunday The |
Odessa Mill Company will soon have their new |
mill building under roof. The building |
boom in Odessa still continues. Nearly all the !
ots In the new addition have been sold. But |
additions will be added as they are needed. |
We have plenty of room to spare :. Mr..
Alvin Kenslar met with quite a severe acci- |
lent one day last week. He, in company |
With several other parties were out for &
1rive, and were returning home when crow
presented himself for target, and Kens!er
;hought he would try his skill as a shootiss. |
The crack Of the gun scared the team and |
hey jumped and spilled the whole load, and
he fall broke Mr.. k.'s collar bone. But he |
8 doing wen aud will be out in few days.
hensler says he never did like crow anyhow.
The growing wheat needs rain"
Ode NovO" writes from Mayvlew:-"Miss
derrie o. Bullard IL teaching subscription
'chool, with some thirty-6ve pupils :. Ben.
,ing & Wilson are giving evidence Of pros
'erity by adding thirty feet to the rear OF
heir business house, and adding shed-room
or farm implements on the east. ). Lecture
o-night by Mrs. DeGeere, at the church ,on
prohibition. Will go to hear her and give
Iou some jottings next week. This question
Il prohibition is grave one, with two sides,
md think ought to have been submitted to
he people. in my humble judgment, where
he pros and cons would have been discussed
With some definite purpose in lew when 8
'ote Of the dear people would have put the
natter at rest, and ull would have acquiesced
a the voice Of the sovereigns, ours being a
iemocratlc form Of government. Looking at
from Bible stand point, am not certain
Is Gods plan. He put before US good and
vii, bitter and sweet, life and health, and
aid choose ye which ye will But In this
question Of prohibition do not assume TO
choose for my neighbour I am for tempere
'nce fret, last and all the time, and like Elder
srrit. Of Cincinnati, always have beeu in
avor OF local option, and q strict enforcement
II our liquor laws In localities where the
'oison is dealt ont Educate the ynnth af tho
country to look at violators OF the law and
with disgust, and much could be
in putting an end to this curse
" our age. Let US who believe the religion
md God Of the bible first purify ourselves
md the church before we take the stump to
correct the errors of the world. and create
parties and confusion among the friends of
emperance. II do no evil because I can
lot, where is my loyalty to God or right II
iod intended man should be machine He
would have made him one, and wound him
lp and let him run down and go to his destl.
y without making laws and giving him the
will power to obey and recei- the kl.s, ,ine.
II disobey and submit to the conseuuences.