Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07

L. Y. Robinson e Co.'S new roller mill is
III full bIas, and is now making Extra Fancy
Roller Flour. Eln20f
When You write to 4 newspaper number
your pa.c,. aad he very careful to write fig
ur,s aui proper names legibly
If YOU want IL carpet. step into Corbitt's
Furniture Store (second foor), and select
from his mammoth stock, Odessa. flom3
CiocSs-eght-day, one-day with or without
alarm, OF all styles and best makes. from Sl.25
each to $50 each, at Grimes Il Venable, Jew
elers. matt
Hurry TO Chinn tS Chinn's shoe store and
take q look at those new style shoes and slip.
pers. Davis .S Alstadt's old stand, LeXing-
ton, 1io. nlch31f
800 Rewards offered for any case of
Catarrh that can't be cured with HalPs Ca
tarrh Cure. Taken internally. Price 70
cents. Sold by c. W. LOOMS. janl3mS
For the finest sirging-the best acting-the
most beautiful and expensive costumes. the
most dramatic stage effects ever before at
tempted by our home talent, go to the ssBohe-
nian Girl"
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
CT ST. Louis. We cordially invite everybody
to call pnI see for themselves. Buford and
Man. Chnn, Davis &.Allstadts old stand, Lex
ingtou. Mo. m31tf
The ladies OF the Lexington Social Club gave
bail at Turner Hall last. Wednesday night,
each lady inviting gentleman and gallantly
escortny him to snd from The hall. There
were a number of brave ladies and handsome
! men present, and the occasion was an unusu-
ally enjoyable one, much fun growing out OF
tie temporarily reversed order of things.
| There was all excellent supper, dancing was
kept up until quite late, and everybody had
| good time. The following named, among
Others, were present:-Mesdames Charles
| Miller, henry Wilker, AL. Johnson, Frank
! Hriehn. Misses Annie Homer, Johanna
! Schuneman, Katie Kriehn, Louise Mehl Julia
Mehi, Ella schwarke, Carrie Hines, Lizzie
Wirkler, Annie Smith, Laura Winkier, ,Dona
and Mary Weber, Emma Marquart, Belle
Yingling, Kittie Berry, Ida Gunther, Emma
Eec, Emma Hoffman, Lydia Gather, Addie
| Primer, Minnie Miller, OF Cincinnati, Katie
Vosel.
| 4 friend Of the Jntelligencer writes from
near Wagerly :-''The farmers in this Vicinity
are busy preparing their land for the coming
croD We fear the peaches In this neighbor-
hood are all killed . Wheat looks very well
considering the cold weather; have heard of
| some few gardening. Mr.. Henton Gordon
of Kansas City, was down at his old home
| recently, on business -. Dir. Sam Campbell
bought several ear load of ca!.le in this vcin-
ity and shipped them to Chicago last week. =.
Mr Ed. Downs lost two OF his finest mules
recently Mrs. John Hall is very low with
pneumonia. -. The youngest child of Rev.
| Holloway is very sick with bronchitis and
| pneumonia Mrs. Sarah Scurlock, of Wy
audutte. Kansas, was down on visit to rela-
| tiyes and friends last week. %. Mr.. William
| Neal i, now handling the yard stick in Capt.
Rgdd's store and is quite handy and accom-
modatins . The widow Davis has moved in
to her residence. formerly occupied by Mr..
Parent, where we understand she still ex-
poets to keep boarding house; Mr.. Gautier
having bought the old City hotel.'"
ga. B. C."writes from Fairview:-"Wenth-
er fine. -. Farmers busy sowing oats and
preparing to plant corn. Miss Susie George
returned home from Independence last week
Misses Minnie Martin and Lutte Paxton ot
the Z. A. 5. We're the guests of Miss Katie
Cobbs two days this week. Miss Ella Ma
bry spent two days at home this week.
Rev. B. =. Thomas spent few days in our
vicinity last week bliss Ella King OF the
L. 4. s.,was at home Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hannah Thomas, Of Post Oak, johnson
county, spent the week visiting her uncles
Aessrs. Charles and Vim. Thomas Misses
Redo and Utterback. Of kentucky, are visit
ing Mrs. Katie Cobbs and Mrs. Il. 5. Kin
kcad - Mr. Thomas Cob1s sold 10 Mr.. Tracy
two car loads of cattle at 50 81 l-2 cents pei
hundred weight We will have An eigh
months school at Farview. Mr.. Ben Ham
mer was elected trustee at the annual meet
ing - Mr.. Wiley Thomas killed the frs
snake Of the season last Wednesday, summer
is coming Mr.. John Campbell, of Higgins
vile, spent Saturday and Sunday in GU
. vicinity .... Mrs. Woodbridge, OF BOonville
No.. is visiting her mother, Mrs. S. A. Os
born"
+ Our Daisy writes from Corder SO Cuisines
maud A brick building for bankin
: house viii soon be erected. Two churclle
3. are i'll contemplation just now by the Presby
I tcrans and Baptists, and from their vigorou
efforts think they Will have them under roc
: befJrs. liic warm weather. Messrs. Henri
i lie BolG and - Miller have bought III
: stable ofTaylor and Charles DeBolt. . MI
j Liycn2ood has given up The Alton Hotel, an
: is keeping private boariers over the Frazier
y dry goo,i> store ... Mr.. Dewitt Hackley liza
Ii charge Of the Alton Hotel. Our dry good
IL merchants, Messrs. Frazier and Judge Harr
Il son, have in good stock of goods and sa
|. they intend 10 carry the trade that belong
: to this place By making prices suit their GU
i toners Judge Harrison expects to moy
q into 4 large and commodious house, wher
e he cnn MAKE better display and have plent
J, Of room for Il larger stock. =. Martin Lies
II has made all addition to his grocery store an
IS row has Il nice stock of goods and is doing
IS good business. Very little grain bein
r shipped just now. .Mr. A. H. Fage, wh
:. lives nearer Auliville than here, was in tow
q not long since, and in conversation with SON
tiicrd made the remark that he had shippe
- from Aulivi!e Of his own raising two cars
:. Potatoes, being the first bulk of potatoes eve
: shipped from the county by rail. 80. Ne.
= ", elk we will sead you copy OF Corder
: first newspaper to lie called the 'Corder Cli]
# per- >
- Ham" writes from Aullville :"-Messr
y Rupp and Sims Of Kansas City, have bee
|. here this week buying calves and yearllns
Is for their ranch in northwestern Kansas. The
y bought of Il. L. Greer, 9 carloads Of fine yea
: ling hcifers, I24 head. Terms not know
2 10 your CORES >pondent. :. Fred Mcclure shi]
:, ped one car load Of cattle 10 st. Louis the 81
n .iast... Mr.. william Payne was married t
Il Miss Belle Weiherlv Mt Sedalia on the 81
: inst. Mrs. Jane II. Alaior has been visitir
y her SON VI. Hoon Major. this week . Mr..
u Lizzie Major has been visiting her sister !
:. johnson county this week. There are ind
- cations ofseveral new houses going to be hui
: up in our village soon . Mr.. R. l.. Berr
It has b"an quite unEell for n week. but Is no
e improving Mr.. Prize Payne spent the 81
X inst. il '.e,:a'i-, atEendi :; the marriage
* his brolec William Of. Mr.. William Paw
7 arrived IN ibis .ity with his brila on the 4ti
l an3 vii make his home with us, we wis
= him much Of IN his marriage and exteud
=. h:E onr Congratulations, hoping he will ha,
i = long And Iaapy life -. Your CORES spondel
= heard il ret oried ou the streets this week ID
e "e We're going to have another large flourir