Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-10
Ladies' slippers at Clagett 4 Co.'s for 50

Ladies' slippers at Clagett 4 Co.'s for 50
cents. maylOtf
Mr.. Chas. Weber will open his ice cream
parlor, adjoining the Commercial Hotel. to-
day. Call around, everybody. 1t
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
II. i F. Winkler's, Lexington. Mo. m3tf
Try Monopole & Mumm's extra dry chain
payne; also q good domestic champagne kept
constantly on hand. at Silyerman's mlOtf
Farmers take notice. you can get Robinson's
celebrated roller -four in exchange for wheat
1T their stfice. next door 10 the Lafayette
County Bank. july2ltf
respectfully solicit the patronage OF pri-
yste families and others who desire n pure
artirle of goods in my line. for medical or
culinary purposes. / can't be beat "a to quail
" or price. L.. SHERMAN. msylOtf
Ayers Hair Vigor restores the original
color, by its stimulating action At the roots.
produces y vigorous growth. and gives the
hair that beautiful lustrs which results only
iruan y strong, healthy condition. II
Dur spring stock Of dry goods. notions.
Carpets. OIL cloths, &C., IL complete, aud As
we bought for cash. we can guarantee our
prices to be IS low a. any In the county. An
early call will convince you OF the fact. VIII
ker a Miller, maylOt2
bur spring stock OF dry goods. notions.
carpets. oil cloths. &C.. is complete. and ~
we bought for cash. we can guarantee our
prices to be as low a. any In the county. An
ear1y call will convince you of the fact. Will
ker 4 Miller. may2t2
ssPsrson Adams writes from Coneordts:
s.U. q. Phe,zIng. Esq, Of Lexington, was
here on legal business, last Friday MIR. F..
Allen, of Lexington. was here Saturday look
ing after the interests Of the In
.telligencer. =. Mr.. L. Deutch and H.. Lamm,
ESD, q prominent attorney of sedalis. were
visitors here last week....Mr Saml. Meyer,
of st. Louis, and his brother; Charlie, of Cor
der, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Theemau, last week. n Smith, Of Dunks-
burg, came over to see his friends here Mon
day. -. There was q surprise party at MI.
Phine's, last week, and q social party at
Major Cooks this week; both were well at
tended and ENJOYABLE Mrs. Gus Becker
made y business visit to Brownsville Monday
and left for Odessa Tuesday, at which place
he will probably remain. 800 Mrs. Doblie. who
has been visiting her mother in Benton coun-
! ty, returned home Tuesday. Mr. Herman
Fagt left Monday morning for Kansas City,
where he is employed as salesman In q hard
ware store. go. Mr.. Fred. Brockmsn, formerly
Of J. Kroencke's dry good store, may be seen
by all of his old friends at Thieman Bros,
north of the depot Miss Stenie Stuenkel,
left for St. Louis Thursday evening; abe ex-
poets 10 remain there. ...F Father Ryan. OF
Hfgginsville, held services here Monday
morning of his week....M Mrs. Summers. OF
| Higgipsville Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
WEIGH, in this neighborhood Mr.. f. w
Kruse, q prominent business man OF Higgins
| vile, visited here Sunday. 49, Builders are at
| work on the Lutheran College and several
other new houses here -. Farmers have been
busiIy engaged delivering wheat to this mar
ket for several days, and business Of every
| kind Is improving"