Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-03-24
See that Csc towel, at McCausland's. II
The Montana passed mn Wadn esday.

See that Csc towel, At McCauslsnd's. II
, The Montana passed up Wednesday.
Do not fall to attend the Easter ball at tn,
Turner Hall. m17t2
Read what McCsuslsnd has to say In hil
new doubls column sd this week. Heb74tf
For picture frames and brackets, 60 t.
CoRBIrT's Furniture Store, Odessa. m3
Macadamize South street, gentlemen, and
keep the dirsful dust ont Of your dimmsd
eyes next summer.
Remember there 10 NO other roller doul
offered to the trade In Lexington, except BY
A. v. Robinson i Co. jsnsof
Horse and jack bills . specially at this Of.
dee. Fine cuts. good paper, artistic dis.
play, two colors, and low prices. m17t4
Help the town, gentlemen. II you can't
DO much the little that It 10 In your power
to do will be just % much appreciated.
Mr.. George Farrar 10 making extensive
preparations for burning an unusually large
number Of bricks this spring and summer.
Don't forget It. Tste's is the place to get
your moneys worth and 60 away happy.
Be sure and look at those new window
shades. mch11tf
Mr.. John WeIsh's neat little cottage on
Laurel street. 10 sided and rooted. Mr.. Jos.
Utt is the artist who 10 presiding over Its
construction.
We have special styles In cslicoes and
gingbams not to be found elsewhere. Our
store 10 "headquarters" fer sbovs goods,
Wilker q Miller. m24ta
Halls Cstarrh Cure 10 taken internally. 1t
/ a slv tk,>
surfaces OF the system. Price 7oc. For sale
by g. W. LOOMS. jan1sms
| II you wish to purchase . good reilable
sewing msehine, call at Grimes q venable,
jewelers.. and see then operated. They
have the best now made. u24tf
For everything new snd novel In the
book. stationery and fancy goods line, call
on W. B. Tste. opposite courthouse. his
| stock 10 new and complete. mcb17tf
A. G. n. Bird. just south Of the Odessa
| Bank. keeps oil drst-elass sewing machines
at lowest prices either for cash or on month.
Iy payments. Oldest agent in the county,
and strictly reliable. mch8m1
Houseksspers will please take notice that
We have . full line Of domssties shsstings.
table linens. towels, napkins, ETC., which We
are Offering very. low. 1t will pay you to
see us on above goods. Wilker 3 Miller.
Ifyou have never traded ut our store now
is good time to begin. You will nnd We con.
duet = our business In . square, open and
sbove-board style, and we have BY far the
largest stock Of dry goods. notions, carpets,
etc., in town. 1t will pay you to see us.
Wllker = Miller. m2St2.
designs, tea sets, water sets. casters, cake
and card basksts, prckls stands, napkin
rings, spoous, knives, Jerks, lsdlss and
general variety of beautiful and useful arti.
cIes that can be bought very ohesp at Grimes
d Vensbls, jewelers.. Call and sec their new
goods. m24tf
The opera Of the Bshsmtan Girl which eur
homo talent hsve bssn engaged in studying
for over month past, will BE- given at
Hsgen's Opera House on the evenings Of
April 10th, ,11th and 18th. The production was
delayed for 9 week on account OF other On.
gagemsnts OF the opera house. The best Of
our singers are In the cast and 1ns perform.
ances are assured. The part Of airline will
be sung alternately by Misses Lulu Martin
and Ella Pitts. Miss Julia +. Gould will
make her Lexington debut In opera in the
role of the Queen OF ths Gipsies. part she
has sung professionsily with the Strskosch
and Kellogg opera troupes. A. W. Smith
will have the great singing aud dramatic
baritone solo Of Count Arnhsim. Mr.. Chiles
will have his usual part of the lover, Thsd- |
deus. Cspt. Conner has acapitai tsnor.buffo |
eb aracter, that Of Florestan, aud Mr.. Fegert
will be the Dsyilshoof. large and we'll
drilled CHORUS, and . msgnin :ent set Of cos. |
tunes from Mrs. Paresil, .,tumer for the
grand opera house and p pes In st. Louis.
will add to the g sneral inssrest. The whole
will be under the direction of Prof. Chas.
Gimbsl, conductor. Let e. srybody get ready
and remember the dates. The sale OF seats
will open at koyle's on Tbursdsy, April 9th |
"Ham'' writes from Aullyiils -" "Mr. |
Mace Schooiey, Of this county, hiss left for
Vernon county -. .Mr. n. Walker, from
Brownsville, Saline county has come among
rs to live. We extend to him hearty vel
come. .Mr. Emanuel Easter, from Wei.
lington. being engaged with M.jor + Greer
to run their large mill, has arrived here.
He will move his family about the 1st Of
April. .Jldge }. W. Harrison visited our
town last week and laid in . large supply Of
Hour and meal from Major d Greer's mill.
.... Capt. John W. Brown sold at his old
residence. two miles south Of this place,
Friday OF last week, the following personal
property Ia cattle, Z head Of horses. l sell
binder reaper. 2 Wagons, spring wagon,
l corn planter &c. The cattle averaged $57,
horses averaged slso. the self binder brought
$50, the 2 wagons sold Tor $40 sssh, one
spring wagon fer $50, corn planter SIS; the
whole amount OF sale summed up 41 s93. |
II. H. Chinn was auctlonser, and e. A.
Williams, clerk 80. Nessrs. Il. l.. Greer, q.
W. Roberts and u. A. Ridgwsy, Jr., went
to Kansas City on the 18th. -. Mr.. r. q.
Greer, OF st. Louis, was In our town on the
18th. -. w. Boon Major bought Of Mr.. Sham.
sl 1s head OF cattle averaging about 81, 100
pounds. terms private Z. L. Greer chip
ped to st, Louis, 8 ear loads OF cattle -.
Business has been brisk In our town lately.
Our Merchants have no right to complain
go. There 10 great deal Of wheat 10 sight
around here. Wheat looks very well but
the cold may still injure It."
The April number Of Century is unusually
interesting. Mrs. Burnetrs story, Through
One Administrstlon," which has steadily
grown In interest, reaches an effective and
tragic conclusion in the April Century,
which completes Volume XIV. Of the mag.
azins. The number contains the third
part Of "a Womsn's Reason" Mr..
aowell's new aud striking story. Stead.
mans essay on "Emersen," the most
important article in the aumber, reaches
the high-water mark OF literary criticism. 1t
10 apprecistive and discrimins ting, and deals
mainly with Emerson as . poet. Accom-.
panyiDg the article, Is frontispisce, is nne
engraving by Cole, from Photograph OF .
daguerreotyps Of Emmerson IN the prime OF
life, which Ia instinct with ideality. "At
ssa" is . study Of the realism and grandeur
Of the ocean % observed by John Burroughs
from the deck Of = steamship, aud described
In his fresh picturesque way. Equally note.
worthy is the accompanying full.page en-
CRAVING OF sts ,msr at sea, which was
drawn with the grsver by ElbIidge Kings.
ley. Elce Hopkins contributes scholarly
article On 1.-The Song Of Songs" In which
she discusses the Csnticies from the point Of
view now generally accepted in biblical
criticism; and II. H. MRS. Helen Hunt
Jacksop) follows up her paper In the March
number, on the village of Oosrsmmsrgau,
with an entertaining account OF the Passion