Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-15
Crazy quilts are all the rage.
Remember the Hibernian ball next Mon

day night.
All that can be supplied toward making
tho natural hair beautiful and abundant Is
contained in Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t keeps 'ne
scalp free from dandruff. prevents the mar
from becoming dry and harsh, and makes IL
flexible and glossy. 1t stimulates the roots
to healthy action, and promotes a healthy,
vigorous growth. II
The opening of the spring will at last
bring Us the much wished for through line,
and consequently the bridge across The Dig
muddy: il Will also bring Us something more
certain and of rs much and probably more
direct benefit to our people, and that is' Inc
opening OF tue biggest and best selected
stock of clothing, hats, caps, gents 1urnishins
goods, trunks, ,%alises, this city could ever
boast of. Our enterpri,ing clothier, MIR.
Philip Keller, is in New York now, selecting
with due care, the latest patterns and the
best goods for as little money as cash In hand
viii buy them. lie proposes not to be out
done by anybody. and with our knowledge
and faith In his ability to please the people,
we do not say too much by asserting that the
expectations of the fastidious shall be reali-
zed to the fullest extent. We have not the
space 10 enumerute all the different styles to
be found In this immense establishment;
suffice it to say. it will pay everybody to take
q look and convince themselves Of the veract-
ty, of our statements. The time for humbug
and deception has passed, and this commune
ty composed entirely of Intelligent people,
will not be duped by sham advertisements.
Philip Keller has been here for = number of
years, and his past record Is one to be proud
of, and for people to talk of and show with
Just pride this mammoth house, whose equal
can't be found outside of st. Louis. His
spring stock will arrive In about two weeks,
and due notice will given of it. In the mean
time, to make room, all remaining winter
goods will be sold at and below cost. Special
prices will be giveu on oTercoats.
Come one, come all, both large and small,
Save money by buying al overcoat for next
fall. mohI5tf
f'Parson Adams'' writes from Concordia:
'sF. c.. Cook, Esq, received the appointment
as postmaster here Monday. morning of this
week, and will take charge Of the Office April
LIST. Mr.. c. was formerly postmaster at this
place, and will doubtless I'LL the position again
aceeptably, as he is kindly disposed, accom-
modating and gentlemanly NH. John
Kroencke, Jr., and family, after a six months
visit in Kansas, returned to our town, last
Saturday, and will reside here permanently.
His many friends are glad to welcome him
home sgsin.'....M Mrs.. johnson, who has
been an invalid from paralysis for the past
eighteen months, returned to her old home In
To1nynn MN Loot yuool nha ahonnn will
perhaps be beneficial. go Mrs. Seamonds Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hasler this week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Becker were visiting
friends in Higginsville last Thursday. -. Mr..
E. w. krusc. a prominent business man Of
Higginsville, and Messrs. A. Weinbergh, of
Chicago, Chris Noe, Of Alma, and John
Smith, Of Kansas City. were among our visi-
tors this week. Prof. S. D. Fox closed his
school in the country last Friday, and left
| Tuesday for Ohio, where he proposes to
| visi; friends and relatives for a few weeks. (.
Our public schools were closed last Tues
day, and Miss Emma Morath, one of the
teachers, returned to her home in Lexington,
the following day. Prof. kruse Is here yet,
and thinks Of teaching a select school during
the summer months Prof. Mich. of War
%renton, is teaching II select school (German)
In Bethel church. this city. Prot. WIKI will
continue his school through the summer
months. Mr.. Ham, Prof. B9pler, who will
be employed IN the Lutheran college at this
place, is teaching a class Of boys at his resi-
dence AT present. 80. Mrs. Wright was buried
from the Lutheran church list Sunday. and
Miss Joungklans Tuesday Of this week, Rev.
Biltz conducting funeral services 49,. Miss L.
johnson his broken up use-keeping, and
| she and Miss Brockman are guests al the
| Commercial hotel here