Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-21
Ladies' slippers at Clagett & Co.'S for 50

Ladies' slippers at Clsgett & Co.'s for 50
cents. may1Otf
Ice cream only ten cents a saucer, at Chas.
Weber's. june2lte
The Episcopal Sunday school will be treat
ed to its annual picnic next Tuesday.
Centennial R%efrigerators at II. & F. Wink
ler's. The best made. Call and see
them. june7tf.
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at H.. r F.. Winkier's, Lex
ington, Missouri. m3tf
The new patent cane and umbrella "cab-
bages the bun." call and see it. For sale by
Wilker & Miller. june14t2
We have an attractive line of new dress
goods, silks and satins, &c. Please examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere. Will
ker & Miller. june14t2
All kinds of -four is tried but none will
stand the test like A. V. Robinson i Co.'s
Roller aud Red X. may3ltf
We possibly make az low prices on all kinds
of dry goods, notions, carpets. oil cloths, &C.,
as any house in the county. Please give us 3
call. Wilker q Miller. june14t3
The Jackson county committee has chang
ed its rule requiring the vote of the county
to he cast for one man for congress, and made
instructions, if given, only apply by legisla-
tive districts.
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 call will convince you of the fact. Will.
ker q Miller. june14t2
Nv" writes to us this week from Corder,
as follows:-''Mr. Lewis tarke, of Memphis,
Tenn., is on a visit to his fathers family,
Starke, Esq. He will remain several
weeks.....Mis. S. II. Rennets, of Henry
Mo-, who has been on a visit to her
father, MIR. Geo. Corder, for about a month,
returned to her home last week. Her many
friends were happy to meet her. Her
accompanied her home. Mr.. Corder
loves his children, but he can not suffer his
wife to be away from home; he has gone to
bring her back. Mrs. Clinton Sydnor and
laughter will start on q visit to the Western
in about ten days. Poor Clint!
man Prot. Riggs, the celebrated !
horse trainer, was in Corder the 18th inst.
He made u success. OF q class of ten, Nathan
Corder bore the first honors, with Clint !
oooN SSSoAas Oou4CS OuTuSs ELSu.s / 9
the alumni. MIR. John Avitt
1ad a horse severely injured by barbed wire, q
! few days since. Judge Young was in t
W Friday looking after his interests ..... '
Judge Harrison has removed his family from I
Columbus to this place, where they will re- =
main while the Judge is serving the county =
~ collector. ...Dr. Quarles preached here E
and Sunday. His subject Sunday, Il
church Government, was ably treated. Cor ],
Ter loves to have DR.. Quarles come among
hem.... Miss Ora Houx's school in the Har- >
ison district, closed Friday last. The trus- {
ees speak highly of her. Having the love of n
he children, the esteem of the trustees, the u
aspect and best wishes Of the patrons, 1t i"
must, to her, have been q happy home. go. The g.
'eople will give Mr.. Saunders a hearty sup "
'ort. He is a man of intelligence, frmness v
nd possessed of that moral courage which Vi
7il force him to do that which he knows to II
e right" n