Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-28

Pictures taken at Saunders in cloudy wealth
. or as we'll as clear. apr14tf
Harwood will duplicate prices bought any
place in the county, Dover, Mo. a21tf
Belongs superior embroidery silk in all
: shades, for sale at Wilker l. Mi ler's. a21t2
Saunders makes copying a specially from
locket picture to life size In crayon, ink,
water colors, &C. apr14f
Remember there is no other roller -four
offered to the trade in Lexington, except by
! A. V. Robinson & Co. ian20tf
Don't miss the last chance to get some OF
T those cent towels at Wilker & Miller's.
Only few more left. a21t9
l The Remington, Singer, st. John and other
sewing machines, and needles and parts for all
3 machines at C. G. Ludwigs'. apr14ms
Book beer and q grand free lunch at the
Blue Front saloon next Monday, April soth,
all day. Everybody invited, z. Hacker.
Call at Graham & Morrison's and see the
best and cheapest Vapor Stove made. Every
stove guaranteed to give satisfaction. a4sn
For everything new and novel In the book.
, stationery and fancy goods line, call on W.
B. Tate opposite courthouse. His stock is new
and complete. mchl7f
r The latest and nobbiest style hats, fur and
straw, will be found It the franklin street
Parlor Shoe Store. VIC. Eggleston 4 Co.,
Lexington, Mo. a21tf
Hyou wish to purchase good, reliable
, sewing machine, call at Grimes 4 Venable,
jewellers, and see them operated. They have
the best now made. m24n
Bargains in all departments of their large
and well selected stock of boots and shoes, at
the Parlor Shoe Store, Franklin, street. W.
G. Eggieston 4 Co. a21tf
i We have Just received direct from the mint
large quantities Of new nickles (the new
issue) which we will distribute among our
customers. Wilker 4 Miller. s2lt2
E. ]. Cheney u Co., proprietors Halps
Catarrh Cure, offer 800 reward for any case
of Catarrh that can't be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Sold by c. w. Loomis. se1ms
Visit the Chinn \ Chtnn city shoe store
tW Main street. opposite the court
house. Bargains In lsdies fine shoes and
slippers. Davis 4 Allstadt's old stand, Lex-
fngton, Mo. apr14n
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 St. Louis. We cordially invite everybody
to call and see for themselves. Buford and
Man. Chinn, Ravis s. Allstadt's old stand, Lex
| ington. Mo. m31tf
Higginsville Messenger, April 2e:-"The
Higgiassille Mercantile Company has been
Incorporated under the laws Of the state with
a capital stock Of &c. 900 paid up. The com
pany has bought the Grove Young stock Of
goods and hereafter the company will run
that immense business. Tho first year Grove
Young will be president and Frank Helm
brook, secretary"
Quite an enjoyable dance was given Thur |
day evening at hriehn's Hall. Among those |
present were noticed Mesdames johnson, |
McGrew and HickIin, Misses Belle Graves, |
Bette Harper, Bessie Bayliss, Lille Jameson,
Rachel Harper, Carrie Hines, Belle Yingling,
Lizzie Ball, Cora Horner, Of Kansas City
Katie Berry. Mamie Young, Mamie Pstter- |
son, Maize and Estelle McGrew, Jennie and |
Hattie Rathbun, and Messrs. Robt. Gose- |
wisch. Will Russell, Sterling Grimes, VIII |
Quarles, Chas. Homer, Geo. Mullinix, Robt. |
Smith, Reid Moreland, George Wilson, Sam |
Green, Geo. Logan, Robt Dickey, James |
Nickel, Robt. Hicklin, Lii. Shields and others. /
Frank McNally was tried by the criminal |
court here this week for murder, in having |
killed while acting as policeman at Sedalia,
Washington c. Hyde, . farmer. The case
was brought to this county BY change Of
venue, and was given to the jury Thursday.
The jury returned verdict tofmanslaughter of in
the second degree. and assessed the punish
ment at two years in the penitentiary. Nc
Nally's wife and three children were in the
courtroom, and they and lac prisoner were
much affected by the verdict. A motion for
new trial was oyerruled. An appeal was
taken, and,a stay of execution granted until I
the hrst Monday In November. AcNally then
gave bail in the sum vi $4,000, and was
released.
Higgins lille Messenger, April 26:-"On
last Saturday 4 gentleman of color by the
name Of Andy Banks, stepped into the large
dry goods establishment of Grove Young, and
bought suit of clothes and hat costing Sl9
and handed Mr.. Young 800 bill in payment
and received the change. MIR. Young feared
that something was wrong about the bill ,and
upon investigation 1t proved to be 3 counter
felt. Our efficient constable, Mr.. ". Z. jack
sou, was informed ofthe matter, and arrested
Banks the following Tuesday morning. Banks
plead guilty, returned $40 Of the money and
has been taken to Jail to await tho action Of
the criminal court"
The eighteenth annual meeting Of the Mis-.
souri, State Sunday School Association will be
held In the Calvary Presbyterian church,
Springfield, Greene county, commencing
Tuesday, May 15, at Z 80 p. M, and coatinu-
ing Wednesday and Thursday May 16 and II.
This will be q mass meeting and no formal
appointments of delegates will be required.
The people Of fSpringield, through their local
committee. offer entertainment to delegates,
with the request that they send their names
to Rev. r. v. Atkisson, chairman Of that som-
mittee, on or before May 10, In order that
homes may be provided. All friends of the
Sunday school cause are cordially invited.
Programme, also information in regard to
reduced railroad rates, will be furnished on
application to Fred. Hawes, chairman, Kirk.
wood, No.; o. to L. L. Allen, secretary.
Pierce City, No.
The popular clothler, Henry slnauer, is as
usual abreast with the times In his spring
supply of clothing and furnishing goods for
men and boys, hats, caps. &c. He has now
oA uAusAd1Ay Aull hS6OTImenL OF medium
priced goods. but is paying particular atten-
ton to fine goods for gentlemen's wear, moth
Ing in the eastern market being above his
views for the class of customers that he has
secured during the past few years. The Star
clothing house Is the place to buy either SUBJ
stantial goods for everyday use, or the finest
suits produced in the county for more
particular occasions. All avocations can
there be fitted with what they need.
No two prices asked. Goods marked at their
lowest. Same price asked everybody, and
the asking price the only taking price. Every
article warranted to be as represented Sat.
isfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Mr..
Sinauer can be relied upon to do just what
the promises. Call and see him. apr7tf
"Betta' writes from Waverly :-"Mr. Reu-
ben Silyey, who has been working in Lam
drum's carriage shops, left, this morning for
Corder, where he has been offered a lucrative
position -. Miss Goodwin, of MARSHALL, has
been visiting Miss Kittie Corder. :. Mr.. W.B.
Steele and lady of Lexington, are the guests
OF Mr.. Nathan Corder. Mr. Zentmsyer and
Miss Emma, were at the city hotel Wednes.
day. -. Mr.. William Boob, of Denver. Col,
Is the guest Of Mr.. Kraas at the city hotel
Mr.. D. A. Barr and family. of Blackburn, ,
have been visiting in the city recently -. Mr. ,
John Willis wife and aan ara stonnfpr OF :