The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-04-09
Gold specs. 8. at Ludwigs'.

A good selection of horse photographs
at this office. tt
Mrs. 10 Chinn has been on the sick list
for the week past.
A full line of Manhattan shirts, white
and fancy, at IL. Sinauer's. 4 9t2
Call on A. EgIe and examine his line OF
wall paper before you make your pur-
chase. 4-9-2m
A few boys and children's suits, carried
over from last year, at less than first cost,
at IL. S~inauer's. 4-9t2
The case of Susan B. Elliott VS. John
Bruilette, resulted in a verdict for
plaintiff for S1.O0 damages and costs. The
case of j. ID. Shewslter vs.. Jas. b. Igo, re-
suited in a verdict for defendant for S1.OO
damages and costs.
The proceeds from the entertainment at
the opera house, Monday night, are to be
used in furnishing the interior of the new
Catholic church. The entertainment will
be a good one, and we'll worth the price of
admission, aud your money will be used
to help a good cause.
A little boy asked for a bottle OF ''get
up in the morning as fast as you can"
The druggist recognized a household
name for DE Wits Little Early Risers,
and gave him a bottle of those famous
little pills for constipation, sick head
ache, liver and stomach troubles. Day &
Shelby, Leading Druggists. 2tf
Easter Sunday is the day our ladies
hold in respect, for on that day they ex-
pect to step forth in their new spring tog-
gerry. But suppose we have rain tomor-
rowi The dear girls will not want to
wear their old clothes to church, and it
will not dc to spoil their new clothes.
The result will be that the girls will stay
at home; and the boys won't go because
the girls do not. We hope it will be fair
tomorrow.
In connection with our hanging
we now have n fine lot of sample books OF
all the big leading wallpaper manufac-
turers in this country, comprising the
best and cheapest, to the most elaborate
and latest designed papers,, which we will
be pleased To bring samples to your resi-
dence and show you through them, saw
ing you one-half on the cost OF your
paper. T BROTHERS.,
3-19tf Painters and Paper-hangers.
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Catholic church building tomorrow.
Services will be held at $3.50 and 1880
a. m, conducted by Rev. NJ. j. O'Reilly.
The interior OF the church is not yet COM
pleted, and will not be for more than a
month. The altar and benches from the
old church will be used on this occasion,
as MIR. Winkler has not been able TO COM
plete the new ones. The church building
is a very handsome one, and when the
work on it is finished it will have cost
something over $40 1000.
The annual election OF a board OF
directors for the Lexington Building and
Loan Association was held Tuesday, and
resulted in the old board being reelected,
and in addition Mr.. w. B. Bottoms name
was added to the list. The Lexington
Building and Loan Association is one OF
the most prosperous in the state, and the
shareholders thought they could do no
better than to r~e-elect the same directors.
The names of the directors are as follows:
w. G. McCausland, c. w. LOOMS, Albert
Winkler, Jos. l.. Long, August Egle, l. o.
Hays, T. j. Bandon, J. G.. WorthIngton,
j.. O.. Crenshaw, j. II. Moorehead, H.
Siuauer, Geo. Hutchinson and VIM. 3.
Bolton.
The board of trustees of Baptist College
met last Saturday and accepted the resig-
nation of Pr dent Buck. They elected
Prof. James A. Beauchamp president, and
Rev. r. II. Jones, of Plattsburg, associate
president and business manager. Mr..
Jones has been a trustee OF the college for
the past five years, and has canvassed his
territory for the school, and was a very
successful canvasser. He and three other
men will take the field in the interest OF
the school, and it is confidently expected
that the school will pen in September
with a largely Increased attendance. Mr..
Jones will not be able to give his whole
time to the school till after the 6rst OF
January, but Mrs. Jones will be here al
the opening of the school. and will have
charge of the home department. OF
course everybody knows Prof. Beau
champ. He is one of the most popular
educators in the city, and his new respon'
sibiIities will stir him up to renewed
exeFtions. The trustees of the school are
greatly elated over the successful termi'
nation OF their efforts to put this schoo.
in the front rank aud max 1t a prosper
GUS institution. We trust their fondest
hopes may be realized.
We open our spring campaign with
stock nearly every article of which has
been purchased this season. We have
taken unusual care in u selections auC
we feel that we have the right things al
the right prices. We have unboundeC
faith in our ability to supply our Gus
toners with everything In our line al
prices which ann be beaten. We cal
special attention to our Fancy Silks fol
Waists and Skirts at 42c, CSC, 75c and Soc
and to IL plain and figured Black Silk
at Zoe SOC, 81 and up to 20. Dor Black
Satin Duchess from Toe to e. We have {
beautiful assortment OF Ladies' Silk Ties
at Zoe, 25c and Soc. French and American
Organizes, 10c to 30c. One case, abou
l 500 yds Grass Lawns, 30 inches wide
worth 15c for nc. One case Scotch Lawn:
for &c. Dress Ginghams. SIC and Zoe
Shifting Prints, 3l2c. Standard Dresi
Prints, &c. S-4 or two yards wide Parii
Muslin or Organizes, for graduation oil
party dresses from 25c to 81 per yard. W.
have a full assortment of Ladies' Muslir
Underwear, elegant goods, low prices
Gowns, 5Oc, 75c. 81, S1.25 and Sl.5O. skirts
Zoe, Csc, Toe, 81, Sl.25 and $3.50. Drawer
25c, 35c, soc and 75c. Corset Covers, Csc
35c and Doc. Ladies' ready made Dres'
Skirts, Sl.25, 81, So, $3.50 and mp to $40
Look at these; we think them worth your
attention. gid Gloves, new shades, every
pair warranted. Hosiery, cheapest to thu
best, for men, ladies and children. KniI
Underwear for men, ladies' and children
Children's and Misses Nazareth Waists
Mems Suspenders, splendid values, for l0'
Il pair. See our Crash TowelIngs, at d
and be. Towels, DC, &c n up to Doc
Table Linens. Doc to $3.50, with napkins
to match. Ingram Carpets, pc, 35c, 45c
Coo, 75c and -. Tapestry Carpets, 60c tf
soc. Moquette Carpets, 81. art Squares
or large Rugs, 50 to So each. Large
Smyrna Rugs, S1.5O each. Curtain poles
brass trimmings. loo each. Oil Shades
25c to 30c. The handsomest line OF Lace
Curtains ever shown in the town, bought
direct from The manufacturer, from 500
to So dollars a pair. We invite inspection
and comparison of prices OF everything ia
our house with any other dealer in the
country. w. Ct. M~cCAUSLANp.