Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-18
Wesklg gntelligenter.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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The Century Issues on the first day of the
mo nth now.
The closing out sale is in full blast at
yonno,. China Hall. ap11tf
The Thermometer tumbled, Thursday, from
81 to 62 within two hours.
Call and see our samples and get our
prices on wall paper. LOOMS Bros. f21ts
The little rains during the week were good
for the cabbage plants.
Saunders Is making q new style cabinet
photograph, which is very neat indeed. MI
It is a good time to paint now; you get a
coat of gnsts IL addition to the coat Of paint.
House. with five rooms and all the neces-
sary conyeniences, and In good repair for rent
h, A. Kriehn, apr11tf
The Acme and Red b. IS the whitest dour
on the market; try Ii. Made at Aullvllle. FOL
sale by all grocers. mas'i&i
We will continue to sell our entire STOCK OF
carpets and oil cloths at cost until all are
$1,000 ont n. Wilker. apr4t3
We've worked on that city park job. Inc
trouble Is, thai the lot does not belong 10 the
.;tv. and that the school board Won't do any
thing in the matter.
NJ " W
the last of this month, contracts for ADDITIONS
to the Normal school amounting 10 aoou'
$50, 900 worth of work.
A very complete line Of tinsel braius aho
mohair braids, all colors. An entirely new
and novel dress trimming just received
Ahren's Dry Goods Bazaar. 1eoZlu
For Ssle-A good residence, one OF the
best ia the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well, %cistern, etc. frice
only 70 QUO, Terms easy. Inquire OF J.f'
..d;n,.r nov29tf
Mr.. Emison Chanslor fell into a culvert at
wellington, last Monday night, while run-
ming to catch a train. He bruised up one leg
pretty badly, and was walking rather lame
for q day or two afterward.
Time ia money, and yet you will ind mer-
chants trying to induce customers TO Use
other brands of -four that may or may not
give their trade satisfaction, when they know
when they sell a sack Of Robinson's celebra-
ted, that it will give satisfaction beyond a
doubt. noVzztl
MIR. s. P, Austin Is selling, on the old Win
sor corner, a very ingenious and useful corn
harrow or cultlvator. 1t Is flexible, easily
raised at either end, and having teeth and
little plows, Is the very thing to work corn
with once, or even twice. Farmers, give the
young man q call.
Mr.. Charles Teubner has located here, per-
manently, in the nursery business. HIS
place Is on oath street, four squares north OF
the depot. Mr.. Teubner needs no introduce
ton to our readers. He understands the
business In which he is engaged, thoroughly
and IL perfectly reliable.
Remember Saunders Is making all cabine.
photos at 30 per dozen for a short time onlyt
He has secured the services Of a number one
artist who has been in the best galleries OF
Chicago, who is now with him. All work
warranted to equal that done in Chicago or
New York. Go to Saunders for the best
.,oture.. feb7tf
A man named Dawson, who was perpetrat-
Ing q swlndle by pretending to sell q device
whereby milk could be converted into It's
weight in butter, was arrested by Messrs.
Jos, Chinn and Howard Williams. He was
up for trial on Thursday, but as no one aP-
peared to prosecute him he was discharged.
All the same his little game is a fraud.
Mr., Smiths benefit concert will take place at
Kriehn,s concert hall, on Friday night, May
8. Miss Kr1ehn will sing and play. Her
pupil, Miss Mary Weber, will play. Miss
Jessie Atkinson will sing. Miss l.. c. Thomp-
son will play. Miss Ida Hayes will recite.
Messrs. Chiles, Conner and Smith will sing.
Mr.. Burdens orch estra will play, Messrs,
Storandt and Steers being expected to assist.
1t will be the most utterly too.too exquisite
and fashionable OCCASION of the season.
We invite you to look through our i'm
mense stock of dry goods and notions, know
ing that you will be pleased with our spring
and summer selections, and as we make
special efforts to get. not only the best line Of
goods for our patrons, but also at prices suit
able for these hard times, every article as far
an prices are concerned has reached the bot
tom goods were never so low as now, and as
we buy and sell for cash we can offer you eX'
ira inducements to trade with us. Please
call aud be convinced. Respectfully, d
Wilker, 1907, 1909, 121l, Franklin ave. a4t5
Letters were received, last Monday, by MIR
. A. Barley, from Mr.. Chas. Barley, of Delphi
Indiana, stating that up to the tim OF writ
ing no tidings had been received from Mrs
Charles Harley, nee Kate Mcclure, of whose
mysterious disappearance particulars wert
given in the Intelligencer of April4 4. The
search Is still continued with vigor and ever!
ruinor closely traced, but the prevalent Opln'
ion Is that she was drowned in Rock Greek
over which she must have attempted to crosi
upon the ties Of the railroad bridge, as she
has been certainly traced to that point, aftel
which nothing can be certainly known of her
The strong probability now.i is that she viii
never be found.
Invitations have been sent to friends to b
present at the open session of the Idun,
Literary Society at Central Female College
Saturday, April 10, 1885, at s O'Clock p. m
The programme is as follows:-1. Hous'
called to order; 2, Prayer; 8, Roll call; 4
Address by president; 5, Reading Of tn
minutes; s, Piano Solo. LAST Hope" Colts
chalk.-Miss Flora Prather; I, Criticism Of
last meetins-Miss Dixie Farley; 8, Essay
'.Iduna."-Miss Lucy Mckinley; o, Woes
solo: Jamie Dear.'-Bischoff Miss Leli
Price; Debate: Question: Resolved, ''Tha
one Suffers more from Imaginary that iron
real Evils" Affirmative Misses E. Saufle
and A. Crump. Negative-Misses S. Porte
and n. Lamar; IL, Piano duet: LA Chass
Iufsrnal."- Rolling Misses Scarcey and Blake
more; IL, Recitation: "From Darkness t
Light ."-Cobb. Misses L.Ouvlla and Josephin
Wakefield; 10, "Criticism on Language
Miss Miltis Hull; IA, Vocal solo: 18Th
Dsisy."-(By request. )-Arditi.-Miss Mari
Howard; Is, 'CritIclsm on Last Meeting.
Mise Sallis searcey; l6, Piano solo: "Char
du Bivousc."- Ketterer. Miss Louell
Wakefield. Adjournment. The officers
the society are: Miss Ida Cason, president
Miss Edna Saufey, vice-president: Mis-
Alma Pulllam. secretary Miss Flora Pratt
or, chaplain; Miss Nettie Clemens, treasurer
Miss Mary Lamar, cor. secretary; Mise
sesrcsy and Farley. critics. Committee o
invitation; Misses Lee COrder, n. Earle
and Anna Hill. Ushers: Misses Lee Corde
N. Farley and AIMS Hill.
Corder items by "Paul Pry:"-'Dr. Lew
Csrthrae was in Roonville last Thursday All
Friday .... Mrs. E. A. Hawk is in St. Lou
visiting relatives and friends. Rev. job
shackelford, of Pilot Grove, Mo-, was in tow
last week on business go. Mrs. s. A. Rine,
Fayette, No., paid a flying visit to her daugl
ters here last week. Mr.. T.. B. Small,
Blackburn, was In town several dBys la
week en- business. So. Miss Jessie Hit,
charming young lady Of Blackburn, was vi
itinx the family of her uncle, Mr., Fletch'
Groves, several days last week Rev. NJ
King, pastor of the Methodist church at til
place, is In Henry county this week on bus
Mas Miss Lee Corder. of Central ColleQ