Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-07
Come to town next Saturday.

Come to town next Saturday.
q Jesse Earl lost u fine mule last SUNDAY
from bots.
Come IN and hear Senator Cockrell speak mex
Saturday.
A fact. Krlehn & Wilker have the pretties
prints IN town. oct7-2t
Don't fail to call and get the great bargain
e offered, not for thirty days. but for all tn,
time at Young Il Rathell. oct-7
All kinds OF tin, sheet iron and copper
work done 10 order, and CHEAP as til,
CHEAPEST. sep2Ot2 jim ZEILER.
Jaconette E,Igings and Insertion. sold a
3, d. ct, ST. 10, Is and 20 cents, just from
auction. at the Centennial store. ocl7-lt
mean it. l have the largest AMI best as,
sortment of Heating aud Cooking stoves in
the county and l don't intend to be under
sold. Give me u call. jim ZEILER.
NJ. X. McGrath, present secretary Of state
and the democratic candidate for reelection
passed through town on his way home last
Monday.
A. W. Smith. our famous basso-profundo
left last Tuesday for i visit to the Centen.
NAL. He carries with him a model of his
famous patent flour and meal chest.
Hon. +. T.. Moore will speak ut COncordia on
Saturday, October 2lst. Gsv. Hardin and Mr..
Baeur will undoubtedly b. there as per appoint
ment on that day. and We brspcak tor these gen
tlemen II large audience.
A. W. Smith sold, while attending the
Kansas City exposition, last week, the right
to manufacture his famous patent flour and
meal chest in California, for the snug sum
OF So. 5000, cash. Not hard to take these hard
times.
He who ne.lccts to notice the fact that
earned, is not up with the times. Saue your
money by buying your Dry Goods Of kriehn
d Wilker, Franklin street. oct7-2t
Great bargains in Carpets. Prices re-
duced. Extra-super three-ply 81 %; Ex-
tra-super two-ply 81 O5; super two-ply
50 cents; all wool ingram 80 cents Tapes
try Brussels 81 90 to 81 %, at the Centennial
store OF Young & Rathell. oct7-lt
Tell your neighbors to come to Lexington
next Saturday.
MIR. VIM Jordan is at present engaged in
building a machine, which, if 1t works In q
satisfactory manner when completed, will
be of incalculable value to the farmers of
tile west. 1t is a corn-gatherer, to be run
by horses. gathering two rows at Il time as
rapidly a. the team can walk, and loading
the corn in wagons ready for hauling to the
crib. From its appearance in its partially
completed condition., and explanations a. to
its expected workings. we think it Will be
a success. 1t will be Ready for a practical
trial within a month, and We Will keep our
readers posted as to results.
1t is generally understood hOtI. in the clty
and country that kriehn II Wilkrr's, Frank
lin street, is the place to buy the cheapest
Dry Goods. They are now in receipt of
their immense fall stock, and are prepared
to offer great inducements to lovers OF cheap
Dry Goods. oet7-2t
DIR. Fulkerson wishes us to state that the
thirty-one Traditional Names gotten to his
petition to the democratic county committee.
were actually signed to it. All we know OF
the matter is, that the "add.tional, names
were brought to our Office by Mr.. Il. W.
keene, who stated that he wanted them
added to the others and published at the
same time. They were signed to something
not the original petition, but possibly u
copy, though this we cannot state, as we
did not read it-but after writing upon the
paper, 1.-THE following names have been Sc
cured since the above Was presented to the |
democratic county committee" and reading
the words to MIR. Keene, who approved
them, we sent them to the compositor to be
placed d in type. The original has been de-
stroyed with other old copy.
Grand democratic rally next Saturday. DON'T
you forget it.
If anybody knows of anybody that don't
know where to trade and 90 away satisfied
with their purchases, just whisper in their
ear that Kriehn & Wilker's is the place. Dry
Goods and Notions can be bought cheaper
of them than of any house in the United
States. oct7-2t
When one sees the fall display OF women's
wearing apparel. and the materials from
which to make it, now going on in our dry
goods stores, he forgets that the times are
hard and that economy is the rule. The
goods ranged on the counters are rich and
various. and the shops are t%hronged with
ladies', who. If they do not always buy, at
least feast thei eyes on as tempting u display
CT colors and fabrics as any season ever
offered. Indeed, the display in many re-
spects is unequalled in brilliancy. The i'm
provements in textile manufactures are
constant from year to year. new varieties OF
colors appear, and the different shades grow
more and more delicate. The autumn
ought to be a prosperous one for the enter
prising retail dry goods people.
We have just received a large stock of
Dry Goods for the fall trade, with the firm
of doing the leading business in
our line, and propose to offer to the aides OF
and vicinity q stock of Dry
Goods that can not be beat In any respect
so all we ask before you make your pur-
chases Is to give US q call and examine our
stock. Very respectfully,
oct'-2t kRIKHN Il WILKER.
Hutchins and Tompkins will be here next
Saturday without fail. Everybody should come
in to hear their speeches.
War declared. Our gun charged and
to sho OF to the people Of Lexington
and surrounding country. Is. 900 worth nj
Dry Goods at prices unparalleled within the
memory OF the coolest inhabitant." We
10 not advertise to sell you goods at cost.
but we say this to one and all, that we pro-
pose to Sell you Dry Goods and Carpets. as
o" or lower than any house IN the city. I
those advertising to sell at .clos-
ng out prices" Our stock was bouobt
'y our MIR. RathelI, who is connected
With ons of the largest wholesale dry
'ooas houses In the west, who 10 upon
he market at all times. ready TO take
Advantage or any favorable opportunity
may present itself to buy goods at low d
Town figure. Young Y RatheII. q
Inc meeting, appointed by the democratic ex- Z,
cutve committee, at Waverly. OH next satur- -
has been postponed on account of the :,
PeakIns to take place in this city ON that dsv :
he citizens of Middleton township are invited u
o be here on that occasion. +
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phe ladies of the Methodist church rcoues, nc I,
announce that there will be a musical entsr- :.
ainment and festival ut Central Female Co,.ro -
m Friday night next, 18th inst. Admittanc. * Ii
ehts. We know that the occasion will h. o
one, and hope to see a large attendance p
Judges of Election.
me loihowing have been appointed rs Judges =
Dr the general election Nov h