Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-19

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The rain last Saturday and Sunday was re
freshing and beneficial.
The Old Mems Club will meet to-day at tn
residence of Hon. Joseph F. Smith.
Work on South street continues. Mscadan
has been laid nearly to the Christian church
The best assorted stock of general hard
ware will be found at Boughton Bros, Odes
SO, No. may19t6
A large assortment Of the latest STYLES o
window shades. just from the factory, put VI
to order. c. G.. Ludwigs'. apr14m3
A few day boarders can be accommodated
by Mrs. Laura Young, o Ridgeway street
opposite southwest corner Of the park. left
Nichol, Shepard & Co., Aultman & Taylor
and Minnesota Chief, threshers and engines
for sale by Broughton Bros, Odessa. mlet6
The latest and nobbiest style hats, fur AM
straw, will be found At the Franklin stree
Parlor Shoe Store. ". G. EsSleston 4 Co.
Lexington, No. a2ltf
If you wish to purchase = good, reliable
sewing machine, call at Grimes 4 Venable
Jewellers, and see them operated. They hav'
the best now made. m74tf
z. ,. Cheney + Co., proprietors HALF
Catarrh Cure, offer 800 reward for any cast
Of Catarrh that can't be cured with HALF.
Catsrrh Cure. Sold by c. W. LOOMS. aa1m
Visit the Chinn 4 Chinn city shoe stor.
s7 Main street. opposite the eourI
honse. Bargains In lsdies ane shoes ane
slippers. Davis h Allstadt's old stand, Lex
ingtoR, No. apr14tf
Mrs. s. p. Arnold respectfully solicits 9
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 aud executed BY
competent assistants. ml2tf
! We now have all Of the latest and finest
lstyles Of shoes and hats, and the largest aud
best stock to select from anywhere this side
of St. Louis. We cordially invite everybody
to call and see fer themselves. Buford snd
Man. Chinn, Davis 4 Alistsdt's old stand Lex,
|ington. Mo. m31tf
Thousands are being cured of Catarrh every
year with Halls Cstarrh Cure, that the doc
tors had given up and said could not be cured
Is cents q bottle. Sold by C. W. LOOMS
Lexington, Mo. a2lm3
We have perfected arrangements with the
Weekly Galveston News, the leading news
paper of Texas and the southwest, whereby
we can furnish it with the Intelligencer one
year for 60 IS. apr2St4
Weber's ice cream parlor will open this
morning for the season. Many improve
ments have been made in tho rooms and the
place is now in frstclass order. A dumb
waiter has been set up, which avoids the
necessity Of wsiters running up and down
stairs. The purest Ice cream aud lemonade
and theSanest of cakes and corrections always
on hand. A call is solicited. m12te
It will interest you to call In at the Parlor
Shoe Store and examine their stock, learn
their prices aud be convinced that they have
the cheapest aud best goods in the market.
W. G. Eggleston Il Co., Franklin street. tt
Those that have mover traded with US will
save money by calling On us. Our stock is
large and cohpIete; you can find just what
you want in style or price, shoes and hats all
now and best o fstyles. B. A. q NJ. j. Chinn,
Davis l. Allstadts old stand, Lexington, Mis-.
souri. apr14tf
Customers are requested to visit u store
early, and remain and compare goods and
prices, before going elsewhere to make selec.
tiens. Dur stock is the largest and best in
the county. Davis 4 Allstadt's old stand.
B. A. l. NJ. ]. Chinn. apr14tf
The Commercial hotel company of Concor'
dia, Lafayette county, Mo-, has been incor
porated; capital. $4,000. Directors-Johr
H. Powell Fritz Bortman, A. E.. Bruins
John Kroencke, H. Ficksn, W. T. Walken
horst and William Sodeman, all of Concor-
dia. We wish their enterprise every sue
cess. t
At the council meeting Monday night 1t Wa
ordered that the city register advertise fol
bids for fl king the culvert on College street
l Mr.. Nuliigan examined the cul'ert aud con
cluded that it. could bs repaired at small ex
pense now, but il let alone till after the mex
meeting ofths council it might become = YER!
costly job. Yesterday he commenced Worl
on the repairs, which We think was q soo'
move.
"Mentor" writes from Blsckburn:-'.Th
long wished for rain visited us on Sa!urds,
sad Sunday morning last NO services a
the Christian church last Sunday ; the heav.
rain keeping the pastor and people at home
Mr.. A. Brandon, chief train dispatcher o
the c. 4 A.. at Slater, accompanied by hi
wife and Miss Fannie Hammond, paid ou
town a short visit ON Saturday eve, the guest
of Mrs. Bort>tield. Mrs. Mckee, of Slater
was in town several days last week. She i
agent for the kimball & Emmerson organ
and pianos. She il a worthy lady and de
serves the patronage Of all who intend to pun
Icharse an organ or piano. Prot. Quoy ,agen
for the Smith American Piano and Orga
Co., of Kansas City, was in this city Ia.
week. He is an affable gentleman, and mad
many friends while here. Miss Lee Bigger
staff Is visiting in Slater Mr.. A. Bortsfel
has gone to Hot Springs, Ark. Married, o
last Sunday morning, 1t the residence of Rex
T. W. Hancock, Miss Lutte Organ and Nj
Page Keys....M Miss Efis Harper is still a
invalid, and improves very slowly. 800. Eugen
Lewis and wife, of st. Louis, passed throug
town on last Sunday morning, en- route t
Waverly to >yisit Mrs. LIS father, Mr.. Ga
braith .... Miss Lizzie Rine has charge of tn
public school during Miss Harper's illnesl
Med Murrell, tho popular represent,
tive Of the sedslia Bazoo, was registered
the Central on Monday. Mrs. Wood, I
Brownsville, and her little daughter, Mi,
Hattie, are the guests Of Rev. Hancock
family. Little Miss Edith Leach, Of Wayerl,
Is visiting Miss Jennie Wyatt. 800. Mr.. +. \
Hancock has returned from Kansas City"
An old correspondent of the Intelligence,
silent for II while, sends us the following we
come items from Pleasant Prairie I'D
Walter Mann, of Jackson county, has decide
to locate at Greenton. He is y very success
full, deserving, good looking young bachelor
and will soon win a name, fame, fortune an
a partner ....Dr. Robinson, of Greenton,
preparing to retire from practice and expect
to move to Saline county soon....Corn
coming up very slowly. 1t Is too cold.
Pleasant Prairie had q few live peach blooml
Apples, cherri' 8, gooseberries and strawbel
} ries all promise In abundant crop. Raspbe,
ries have plenty of blooms. Plums and grape
too promise well. 1t was too dry and wind
for the recent frosts to do much damage =.
Gardens look tolerably well Miss Matt
Worley is Ill. Considerable sickness arount
} ....Wm. Fant. Fishbsck has just returne
from q few days. visit to Kansas City, and
very much wiser The Union C%ongregatio
t ut Pleasant Prairie are about to build q ne,
1 church on the same ground as the old on,
The bids are to be in by the 18th inst, and o
, the same evening he old church is to be sol
: to the highest bidder, but to be left standin
! for services until the new house is entirel
finished -. Mrs. David Moore, has been alb
: to take a buggy ride, and seems b bette
49,. Miss Winnie Henderson IS conysleseiu