Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-04-26

Grand book beer lunch at the Bull Dog
soloon, opposite postofice, May1. a1sts
Farmers take notice, you can get Robinson q
celebrated roller flour in exchange for wheat
at their effice, next door to the Lafayette
County Bank. july21n
We sell the Guaranteed Hat. The money
will be cheerfully refunded for each hat that
does not give entire satisfaction. Henry
Slnauer. apr19t3
We have an attractive line of new dress
goods, silks and satlns. &c. Please examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere. Will
kel Il Miller. apr19t2
Our stock of carpets, oil cloths, &C., Is the
largest in the county. Our prices are as low
a. any house in the state, Therefore, 1t will
pay you to examine the same before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Wilker q Miller. aprl9t2
Our spring stock OF dry goods, notions,
carpets, oil cloths, &C., is complete, and as we
bought for cash. we can guarantee our prices
to be as low as any in the county. An early
cll will convince you OF the fact. Wilkcr Il
Miller. apr19t2
For pure Kentucky whiskies be sure to call
at the red corner. Silvermsn's stand. where
more goods of the kind are kept than 10 any
other house in the county, and more value Is
given for the Money. Fine wines, liquors.
cigars, &C.. always in stock. Family supplies
made specially. spr19tf
.sParson Adams writes from Concordfa:-
t'Mr. F. Blanka's daughter and son-in-lRw
Of St. Louis are visiting their parents and
friends here. Mrs. Bruenning, nss Will
nsms, Of Higglnsville is visiting her sister
for mi
ly, Emil Eischtadt. Herman Kueek, Chris.
Noe, and other citizens of Alma, were visitors
here last week. :. Mr.. AL schupp, who has
been serIously indisposed for few DAYS, is
improving, and was able to leave for Mar
sha1l, No., Sunday morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Schupp left for that point Friday night
last. j. J. Reed, Of St. Louis, Keller, of
St. Louis, Houx, of Kansas City and Etling-
er, of Chicago, sold millinery, notions, gro
ceries and clothing here Monday. ....E. W.
Krsse, of Hgginsville, was visitor here
Sunday. Miss Welborn, Of Ollvette, was
shopping in our town last Saturday. =. ! Mrs.
Gus. Becker, Mrs. Henry Bsepler and Miss
Katie BaepIer, visited in:Higginsville last
week. y. F. c. Cook has resigned his position
as Justice Of the peace .. Quite delegation
from our town visited Kansas City last Sum-
day :. The Bsepler roller mill Is now in first
class repair, making extra fancy -four at the
rate OF one hundred barrels per day. Mr..
Westerhaus Is having wind machine, OF
on his farm south of town. Miss johnson
received an elegant line Of new spring and
summer millinery this week and is of course,
anxious to see all her old friends and patrons
and as many new ones as will favor her with
q call. >. Mrs. August Lepper. who has been
visiting in Lexington, returned home last
| Saturday Mrs. Carter, of Sedalia, is visit
ing relatives and friends here. The young
| folks Of our town were entertained very
pleasantly at tie residence of Mr.. Louis
| Thieman, last Thursday evening""
"Semi- Occasional writes as follows from
Greenton:-Miss Bertha Swink is teaching
our summer school. C. D. Ragland, Esq, is
teaching in the Berry district. Mr.. Scott
Hixon. of Odessa, was in the neighborhood last
week, In the interest oil the HIgginsville
creamery . Mr.. Cooper, Of Cooper county,
Mo-, who has been visiting his cousin, Mrs.
A. l.. Garvin, has returned home. .. Misses
Emma and Ida Morath, and Thos. Owen, of
| Lexington, were visiting IN the heighborhood
this week DR.. N. n. Robinson Is blowing
up his wheat-held for corn; wheat prospect
generally good. The entertainment given
here recently by the literary society, was sue
cessful beyond expectation, its success was
due to the untiring efforts of Messrs. A. W,
Mann and C. d. Rsgland. The following is
| the programme, the names Of all participants
would occupy too much space. Music, by
band. Anthem, Hear our Prayer quar-
tette, Mesdames Burton and Roberts, ,Messrs.
Mann and Mann. Drama, Stage Struck A.
| W. Mann, leading character. Music, by band
| Speech, Irishman's Panorama r. s. Colvin.
Music, by band. Dialogue, 'Dutchman and
Traveller Music, by band. Song, Take me
Back to Home and Mother,' solo and chorus
Drama, 'Antidote,' C. D. Ragland and Miss
Mamie Lockhart, leading characters. Music.
| Song, Meet me In the Twilight Farce.
Hans Won Smach.' Music. Speech. DR.
Puff Stuff Song, Phantom Footsteps solo
and chorus. Dialogue, Going to the Saloon.
Music. Song, Love and Msmmon,' Mes
danes Burton and Boberts. Tableau, Faith
Hope and Charity Music. Song, wait
till the Clouds Roll By,' solo and chorus
Tablesu, Sleeping Beauty two scenes
Music. Farce, Doctor by proxy. Music
Anthem, Jerusalem my Happy Home, quar-
Themselves Music. Dialogue, when
Was Young Music. Singing class. Dia.
logue. .Boyhood Days. Music. Drama
Photograph Gallery L. C. Files, leading
character. Music. Tsbleaux Song, 'The
old Mans Dream Music. An admission
feG 10 cents was charged. Children under
tiMrteen, free. Proceeds $19 80. 80. Scot
lDswns cut his foot Tuesday, with an ak
pretty badly, and is confined to the house.
This part of the moral vineyard Is very much
in hopes that A. A. Lesueur will be elected
secretary OF state. We all remember how
nearly he came to being nominated foul
years ago, and also the fact that the heated
contest in the county in regard to governor
mad a tendency to injure his chances. I ap.
prove your course in not using your
own paper to further your interests
but l do not think 1t out of place, OF
inopportune as to time to say, that we ought
first to remember our own home candidate
for place on the state ticket, and not permit
ourselves to get into contests for other state
offices. Otherwise we cannot hope, as
county, to succeed politically: and it is hardly
necessary for me to say how important 1t is fol
Lafayette county 10 have true, ,staunch friends
at Jefferson City. We have seen some of the
effects Of using our votes and our influence
for men who were our friends only when
they needed U.S."
A Card Of Thanks.
: The undersigned, committee of arrange
ments, desire, on the part of the ex-federal
and ex confederate soldiers Of Lexington, to
return their very warm thanks, to all those