Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10

stoch "l ~ttp!r and fancy dry goods.
notions. c:trprt~, oil cloths and all the
crc"tra- Of the trade. and make every
effort to offer low price, and attractive
goods. Their >aleSmen are RanIDlph
| Vaughn. TIIos. Bates and Evan Young.
| Their store i, ,tSUvabv situated on Main
street. opposite the court house. and
near Pine street, the principal thorough
fare to the river.
| KOfLE 4 NEW.
! This old and hiyh!y respected firm
occupies the same store room IN which
they have Tor Years been selling goods
the third door from Pine. on Main
street. EhcI are AMONG the oldest mer-
chants in Lexington. and always keep i
Iirst-c!a>> assortment OF fancy and sta pie
dry goods They deal largely in dumes-
| 1Ic wU"!ru inunutncture-. in which they
have 4 ar%~ and growing trade. Some
| year ~" they combined hardware with
| dry goods, but they now give all their
attention tn the latter Having recent
| IL had their store rciittcd. they are en-
aDlru to make Il tastciui and attractive
. display "l Their goods. and As they have
Il first class. steady trade. the require
mcfIts of which they thoroughly UNDER
stand. they always have L fresh and
! stylish stock ot goods on hand The
, prUprrtprs. Mr,sr,. Milton + Rovle ar,l
John ID. New. are assisted in their bu-i-
ness by Mr. frank X ThrelIkeld
Mc'ArSLANp Il BEDFORD.
This firm is composed Of Mr. VIM. G..
McCauslanh. a gentleman who wa,
brought up from bnyhocd in Laiavctte
county. and vino has many wears been
connected with the dry goods business
OF Lexington, in the houses of Waddell,
McCau>Iand Il Co.. aud his present
house, and Mr.. Jeff W Bedford ma.
tive OF Lexington. who has been one OF
it. business men since l>GJ, first As
connected with the house OF Waddcli,
McC Cau>.and X Co. as salesman, after,
wards in the quccnsw;lrc business on
his own account. and for several wears
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OF business is opp">itc the courthouse
on Main street. They carry an cxtcn.
~iye stock of dry goods, in staples. tan.
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p Iht> GentL"man'S store is locate! u
j.! the n"r"i Franklin and Cedar street
lie A;'> hrrh engaged IN the dry good
Il h''>in"N> som" tWentE-SlN wears. seypr
. teen I"ar- "i winch has been passed
i"\in%t'H ut ms present location. an
! IN" time pr!r: tu that in the city of :
8. Louis. BY steady application to buSire,
II and = thorough knowledge OF goods h
= business has been caused to steadily il
- crease. unit. il has become one of tn
Y most prosperous in the county II
Z carries large and well selected Stoc
h OF goods He is assisted in his sales il
c three or four Salrsmen. rs trade demand
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