Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-09

SUI DSCrlptlOn llSt WITHOUT pay
nlent in advance, and after the
lapse of q reasonable time for
payment OF delinquent sub
scriptiOn, the names of those
person. owing will be dropped.
SHORTS.
School books of all kinds at J: A. Quarles
& Co.'S. a2G
Read McCausland & Bedtord's advertise
ment in this issue of the paper.
Rutherford b. Hayes WAS registered at
PowelPs restaurant last Wednesday. '
Everything needed in the school room can
be found at Bonnell 4 Lees, City Book
Store.
Holden's patent book cover furnished free
with every book bought OF j. A. Quarles
&. Co. a26
Holden's patent book covers given free
with every school book bought ut the City
Book Store.
II you want a Piano, Organ or Singer
Sewing Machine. write to VIM. Bird. Lex
ington, Mo nov2O-tL
Country produce wanted, at the best cash
prices, by Stewart Summers, corner of Main
Cross and Franklin street.
Ink, pens, pencils, paper and envelops OF
all kinds. Fancy box papers, the latest ana
prettiest out, at Quarles & Cos. a26
Persons desiring to avoid trouble and de-
lay at the gate, can procure tickets Tor the
Fair at the store of Grimes & Venable.
wanted-Butter, eggs, chickens. hides pelts,
tallow, beeswax, dried fruits and all Kinds Oh
country produce, by A. A. & j. O.Lesueur.
Don't forget tina Bonnell & Lee have re-
moved their stock Of goods from their old
Pigott stand, to No. 101 Main street, opposite
the court house. Fl
Anybody wanting school books will do
well by calling on us. Any book not i'll
stock will be furnished on very short notice
ny Quarles & Co. as6
Stop buying trashy prints and go to Nc
Causland & Bedford's and buy first-class,
new style, handsome prints. You will be
pleased and benefited.
MI. x, Ganter will please accept thanks
of the Office for favors shown. He knows
how q newspaper man should be treated,
and knowing dares perform.
Messrs. Bonnell & Lee have just received
a large invoice of school books, such as are
used in the public schools, and also those
used by the different colleges in this city.
To our many friends and patrons we
would respectfully announce that. we have
a full stock of school books. all Of which
we will sell at lowest figures. Give us q
call. QUARLES " co.
Tit best street music which we have
heard for u long time, was on Laurel street
Wednesday. The violinlst was an expert,
and the sweet tones proceeding from hi:
instrument were a rarity.
Stewart Summers has q choice stock oil
groceries which he is selling ut the lowest
figures. He will buy country produce and
pay the highest cash prices for it. Be sure
you give them an early call. at the old stand
Don't fail TO read the circus advertisement
upon the first page Of to-day's paper. o
course YOU will all have to attend the show
Just to take the children, who ought by al
means to see the animals and natural Gu
riosities.
Mrs. w. A. LaBertew will please accep
thanks for a large basket of fine grapes, sen
US last Wednesday. The crop this year i
very large aud all orders left ut the store o
McCausland Il Bedford will be prompt!
attended TO.
Stewart Summers has again occupied hi
old stand. Main Cross and Franklin streets
where he will be pleased to see old friend
and customers. He will, as formerly, pa.
the highest cash price for all kinds o
country produce.
j. l.. Marshall, Wellington, has q full
stock of all kinds of school books, states
pens, INKS, copy books, pencils, erayona 10
holders, etc. Parents and teachers needing
anything in this line annot do better thai
to give him a call.
You ONT miss anything by going to Sc
= the cheap dry goods. boots, shoes, etc., a
Coukling & Beeding's.
Miss Pauline Keller, daughter of NJ. T
Keller, who has been visiting relatives
Wisconsin and New York for the past year
returned home last Tuesday, much to tn
qualification Of her numerous friends an
admirers In this city.
Ice! Ice!! Leave orders at J. A. Quarlt
&Co's. for ice.
Gen. Boteler arrived home last Tuesday
safe and sound from his visit to the center
nial and the east. He states that although
several desperate efforts were made to Ell
tangle him In the meshes of matrimonY d.
ring his absence. yet he escaped heart-whol'
and proposes, for still a little while, to trav
LIES rugged road in single harness.
School ink, best quality, five and ten cent
atJ. A. Qusrles & Co.'S.
Do you want to buy a splendid farm, lare
or smalli Do you wish to rent q splendi
farm, large or small? Do you want a nj,
piece of land for any purpose? If you d
Mr.. Strother Renick can suit you in pric
terms, and In every other respect. See h
notice, Gland for Rent or Sale" then gi'
him a call aud If you are not suited we a
greatly mistaken.
McCausland i Bedford are selling s
Keeps partly made shirts for s., or one 4
IL %.
Morris GratZ, our popular clothier, b
returned from the east with a much larg
stock of clothing and gents furnishing goo
than usual, and as the entire stock W
bought at hard-pan prices, he proposes
give the benefit to his customers, by selll
them cheaper and better goods in his Ii
than ever before. Call and see him, lot
through his stock, and test the sincerity
his words by his acts.
School ink, best quality five and ten cen,
at J.. A. Quarles Il Co.'S.
The firm of Young & Hill, grocers, corn
of Main Cross and Franklin streets, ha
sold their stock OF. groceries to Mr.. Stew.
Summers, who will hereafter continue t
business at the old stand. The firm won
return thanks to the public for the llbel
patronage extended to them, and hope thu
customers will continue their fayors to thu
SUCCESSORS. Mr.. Young will open a stock
dry goods in the store Lately occupied by
II. Ardinger, near the corner Of Pine q
North streets, where he will be pleased
see all his friends.
School ink, best quality, five and ten cen
at J. A. Quarles Il Cos.
W. 1. Eckle auth oriZes us to state that
will open out a very superior stock of DO,
and shoes. at his old stand in this city,
tween the Goth of September and the 1st
October. He will start east in q few da,
wher he will purchase his stock direct fire.
the manufacturers, aud he says he can a
will sell boots and shoes way down In t
small figures. From his extensive expe
encs in tue shoe trade in this city he is ih
oughiy eonSersant with the wants OF
people, anu he proposes to supply thu
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