Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-25
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SHORTS.

do not forget COi. McCiehahos sa'o VI
stock to-day.
Rev. j. A. Quarles Will preach at Prairie
church tomorrow.
Davis 4 AlIstadt will sell you mems BIO OTIS
all sizes, for So per pair. sep3O-3m
There will be an adjourned term of the
Probate court next week, commencing
Monday.
No paper will be sent by mail from this
office, after January l, 1877, unless paid in
advance. II
II you want 4 Piano, Organ or Singer
Sewing Machine. write to VIM. Bird. Lex
incton, Mo nov20-tf
The next meeting of the Baptist mite will
be at the residence of John d. New. Friday
night December !.
A. j. Hall Esq, has removed his law
office to the rooms over Messrs Davis i
Allstadt's shoe Store.
George Setter has opened a shop for the
sale OF meat and game In the stOrs-room ad-
Joining Dunkle Brothers,. on Main street.
Charley Weber has opened an oyster
saloon in connection with his bakery. A
good place 10 90 when you are hungry.
Try it.
| w e le2Iu HULL hcS. - L. G thos
preaching at the Burns school house on the
Salt Pond road will be discontinued for the
winter.
Charlie Weber says he has no rent to pay,
and he does not expect to get large profits.
He can afford to sell u little cheaper than
any one else.
We have to thank Mr.. Il. 5. Mitchell for
tue courtesy of furnishing us the copy OF the
census of Lafayette county, rs taken by
himself and assistants.
Davis & Allstadt will sell you a handmade
boot, throughout, for s5, and warrant every
pair. If they do not prove good, come and get
another pair. free of charge. sep3O-3m
Davis 4 Allstadt have the most complete stock
of boots. shoes AMI hats ever brought to this
market. Give them u Gull and save your money,
for they trtH hot be undersold. sep3O-3m
% dozen more Of those famous 9 button
Nillson Kid Gloves, just received, at 80
cents, all colors and sizes.
YOUNG, RATHELL Il Co.
Mr.. A. Il. Phillips, of the Chapel Hill
neighborhooh, " no called on us last Tuesday,
informs us that the hogs in that country
have nearly all died, ana that there will not
be enough Tor home consumption.
Let others talk and blov as they will,
Davis & Allstadt will remain here still;
And, us for being undersold. there is no such
word for them; they have goods at your own
prices. sep3O-3m
The Lexington sporting club will have
their second fail hunt next Thursday, the
count to be on quails. The club met last
night to choose sides. 1t Is expected that
there will be a bird supper on Friday night.
There was u pe,idler on the streets a few
days ago, selling an instrument for sharpen
ing knives and scissors, cutting glass, a can.
opener, ~screw-drlve, tube-wrench, tack
hammer, ~walking-cane, tooth-pick, &C., all
for % cents.
Hurry up and secure some of the great
bargains in Dry Goods and Notions from
auction, offered this week, at the Centeunia
Store, at IS cents on the dollar. Read oul
advertisement of to-day.
YOUNG, RATHELL & Co.
Don't neglect paying up your subscrip'
: ton for the Intelligencer, If you wish thu
, paper continued. After January 1, 1877
the cash system will be strictly adhered to
No deviation from the rule can be made
unless by special agreement. If
adl uiOuy oldu&c nv oOCs Olu lS q
regular meeting on the first Saturday il
December next, at 9 q. m. An election o
. officers to serve during the ensuing yea
will be held, and being feast day, member
t are urged to be on hand early, with wei
: filled baskets.
, Messrs. Geo. Maitland and l.. r. Smitl
=; have bought the stock OF goods belonging
e to Messrs. A. A.. l. j.. o. Lesueur, and wi
. continue the business at the old place. The.
ness, polite and accommodating, and shout
have their share of the trade.
= Examine the date printed with your nam
upon the margin of this paper. Thu dat
indicates the time to a0AicA you hare paid. ]
you are in arrears, please remit at once, a
we do not wish to discontinue the pape
now sent to any subscriber, which we sha
be forced to do unless payment is made pre-
vious to January 1, 1877. If
Messrs. Bonnenx Lee are the authorize
agents for the sale of the Singer Company
sewing machines In Lafayette county. The
pay cash for their machines and are prepal
ed to offer extra inducements to cash custc
mers. They also carry a complete line
needles for all the standard sewing IN;
chimes. nov1S-2t
$ Dry Goods at cost, at KIiehn !
Wilker's.
The ubiquitous Jim Gates killed, la
ID Sunday morning, on the island below towI
ID = large gray eagle, which weighed fourtee
lie pounds, and measured eight feet fro
L. tip to tip of its wings. 1t is being prepare
lie by = skillful taXidermlst for Mr.. iShrede
W who will exhibit it among other curiositi
re in natural history at his saloon, on Ma
street.
" Jeans from 10 cents up,
e. Kriehn f. Wilker's.
it A Baptist Sabbath school convention col
1t menced yesterday at Concord church,
es Sni-a-Bar township. The ministers Al
deacons will meet to-day, and tong
several students of William Jewell collie
will deliver addresses, the object OF Will
will be to raise funds to defray the e1pens
of 4 scholarship in the above college, and
tomorrow there Will be preaching by Re
:, Isaac Newman and others.
Prints reduced to 5 cents, ,
ne Kriehn s. Wilker's.
OF w nOtlce tnaL Inc OLD branueau bullulT
e In Dutch Row is being repaired, and
man trap in the pavement being filled L
lor We have been fearful for years that sol
~ unfortunate would fall into the hole a
-. have his neck or some Of his limbs broke
and the city be mulcted in heavy damal
us for the accident. The house, when finish
o, will undoubtedly rent without Difficult
us and will soon repay the expenditures ma
MS upon 1t, and the city will be well rid of
nd other nuisance.
"a Handkerchiefs as lOvv'as 3 L
nd cents, at Kriehn s. Wilker's.
no The Register says that there was a mass
'ou testimony furnished before the elect
Il sufficient to satisfy any one who cared
e. know that there was a democratic pOlitl
ring in Lexington. We deny the char
ia We say that it is maliciously false used
la q demagogue's trick to impose upon ign
ant people, and we defy the Register
adduce its proofs. No subterfuges 6
of lnnuendoes will DO, 1t must be plain. G
or us names and acts Let the people Of
W county know the truth. The campaign
over; ISLANDERS and insinuattons against
character of honorable men will not be
and Grated; II theirs are any guilty let til
.rly suffer.
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