Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-07
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SHORTS

The cheapest tiil> III me GU, a.
& Ail>tadt-. af''I"
Look out Tor lightning rod -windiers.
Sign no paper, for them.
Mems Hats At paSi, & AliStadt- from -
cents to 81 ~ good quality. apI'-'i
60 10 McCau>land \ BrAtord'e ami get a
liu-u suit before they ate closed out.
Jobn ZelIer has i very snowy and pretty
new sign. painted by Mr. R"otnman.
Eggs aud chicken Trims have been leIFt"It
.'scsce" In town since harNrsttn% seS1n.
McCau4lsnI & Raitord's is the place 10
\ puy YOUR Window Shades and trimmings.
A few remnants Of wool carpets al Me
Causi4ui \ Bedlord's. al - cents on The -.
special bargains At MrCau-lsud bedlord's
for ten days in ladies ready made !in-n suits.
Mems aud boys Plow SHOES OF thr best
manufactures, cheap. Al kr!rhn X Meyers.
MrCauslsud \ Eriturd'~ j. The pIa,r 10
get special bsrg,tus IA Lace Collars aud S'lh
Ties
Mr. II. Jacobs, OF thi- city >hippedto Adam
Lewis.st Sed.lI.. la>r Saturday II $50 pounds
OF rags.
Lady Thorne. the celebrated %tr"tting
mare. died At Trenton. New JERSEY. on sun
day last.
1920, $50 pound, of freight were shipped
from Lexington last month over the Mo.
p. Il. X.
few Brussel, hearth rug, At MsCau,-
land 4 Bedtord's. for sale Al less than cost
to close.
Dress goods. brocsded and stripes, very
handsome. At :3c worth Goc, Al the Centen'
NAL store.
Ladies and chiiLren'S Shoes Of the bes'
manufactures snd latest styles, Al hriehn \
Meyers. may3-t'
II Won want a good pair of Boots or shoe,
tIelp, call on krIehn \ Meyer. they Away
y have them. mIy5-tt
Hats and Caps. al! grade. and styles which
We will sell cheap. Cal! and see them al
kriehp 4 Movers. ay5-tf
There Was q very heavy fall Of rain Mon
day night last, from the little sui TO HOPE
well. None fell here.
The Lexington SILVER Cornet Band, No. :
went to Kansas City on The 18th, and PIsyet
81 4 base ball match
Another lot of Curtains. Opaque shades
and Window dxtures Just received. Al Nc
Causland X Bedlord',.
just received al the Centennial store.
large line of lace bibb>. They are beautiful!
snd the price very low.
something new in Lace. Bids. Collars AM
SILK ties. just received AMI very cheap, Al
McCsuslsnd Il Brdford's.
Fifty eight car loads of merchandise were
received at this place fioin 81. Louis. La
month. by the Mo. 7. K. K.
The Marshall Democrat say that Prs,iden
Roberts should have mentioned his pros
lect, for eastern connections sooner.
Gents, call II Davis X AIlstaIt'> and get
pair OF hu-. hand >ewed Boots or Shoes, til,
only place in the city that keeps iand->rwe'
goods. spr'-ff
The jefferson city Tribune, OF the Al
lust, contained this horrible stock item
blooded mare in Kansas gave birth to Il call
s. few day. since. save 1t Tor Barnum.
stop 90 no further until yOu have -e-
the stock OF Boot. shoes Hats audtals tina
Davis It All>tadt are Offering for i mrr
song, compared to former price. aprs-tf
Pay the cash for everything YOU get u
lightning rod men, anu see that you &c
what YOU pay for. These worthIc. are pat
ting farmers in the eastern end of the stat
TO great deal of trouble by raised not->.
On the 1T Of July sll goods We're marse
down. at the Centennial! store. % per cent
for two reasou. First, want money se'
oni, | want room for nv fall trade. Call an
secure the advantages of the proposition.
We have Sl0. GU1 worth of Boots Ind Sho'
just received from our auction house ka>
which must be sold regardless OF cost. Come
now j. the time To get bargains Al tue chea
,a.E r,I-a af IJ4yJ.S Atsi4it .UT--ff
IL mentioning the recovery of bach tax,
from the Lexington \ -. Louis I4ilros
some week. $40. we negl-cted 10 say III!
beside the county taxes. slic IL due thu c.i
Wa collected by Mrs~I,. Eylani y I:yI Ian,
Mi. Steven White, vi Clay township.
coming over the brldg- Vi which We ha'
Complained 20 otter-iu The M4Iin Han ian
had his horse TO break through. He va
Fortunately. leading 1t At the times 50 that II
only damage Was 10 The horse, which ~
considerably "skrDne'i up"
Columbia Statesman: Ihe last Thing o
are mum parties, where those assemble
may nod, wink, grinace, b-ckOn, point. III
tlon. pinch, cough, sneeze, whistle, dane
eat. drink, go TO sleep or indulge III pan,
mime. but whoever fOrgets AMI speaks, pa
L"thlN-uNt EtIil W tE4t Gnu I'll iuuu
Several large parties have visited Helm
lake this week. They returned with 90
strings OF ti-h, among which were some fit
bass. The fares on the Narrow Gauge ha
been reduced to 80 cents week days and
cents sundays, go that everybody can atto
to go and enjoy a fine days sport.
There was a very pleasant .fsts champs
on the grounds Of the Baptist Female e
Iese on the evening OF the Fourth. The
tendance was large. and the young peOI
seemed to enjoy themselves very much
tween croauet, music and cOnyersatio
The proceeds mail fee being paid for {
misSion-amounted to S3l %, which Will
devoted to repairing the basement OF t
church.
The records of Lexington Royal Ar
Chapter, No. 10. A. r. " A. NJ. were lost
misIaId some month, ago, and have as J
not been found, causing great incOnvenien
to the brotherhood. As they are of value
no one except members Of the Chapter, ii
hoped that any person knowing OF til
whereabouts will give immediate notice
the secretary, y. Ryland, or some other II
son. A liberal reward will lie given. if a
ed, for their return. jun:Ot
Somebody, VINO nas no rear OF shotgu
or his satanic m,jesty. has been in the ha
lately, OF milking the cows beio uging to {
legaifriends. a. J Hall and J. ID. She walt
The cows are left at night in Mrs. POI
rows pasture. where the thief has made
visits pretty regularly for some weeks. L
seat of that persons psntaloons is in grt
danger OF being perforated with mu>ta
seed shot if caught, A. both gentlemen
known to he as terrible as IAN army "
banners when fully aroused, as they
in this case.
Our people do not notice 1t much beca
they have become used TO seeing It, but
have heard several str angers, who have |
to be In Lexington for a lew days. say
late, There are more idle young men
this place than | eSar saw about 4 tow
and ask the question, Glow do they
liys?' Boys, 1t will not do. The respe,
bility Of your parents, and their wiilingr
Mo maintain you without effort on your p
do not Justify you IN passing your days
sort Of half decent yagraucy. 60 To VIC
You can carve out ne career Tor y0urse
without labor. Labor Is the migici'
wand that has encirc!ed the earth IN ba
of iron brought the lIghtuIugs into Sc