Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
LEXINGTON.
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GROCERIES.

demand, and is really in many fancV
goods beyond it. From 4 pate de JOS
grus. guaru .jeIy. devilled ham, turkey
or tongue, olives. .capers and line liquors.
to the more commonly used luxures OF
sardines, oysters, condensed milk, ana
Alden fruits, every de!icacy Of the tr:tdo
NAV lie found upon the shelves OF our
grocery merchants. We will mention
each firm briefly.
DUNKEL BROTHERS.
This firm. consisting Of c. 4. and Jno.
Dunkel. is located on the 5. +. corner OF
II Main and Laurel streets. in an elegant
!, new store-room, which thoy have lifted
up with great deal of taste. Ihoy car
" rY a large stock. and having served 4
NJ long apprenticeshpin the business, know
\ exactly what kind of goods their custom
ers want BY strict attention to bust-
ness, and study of the necessities OF
the trade, they have, since they first
went into business at another stand
/. gradually built up prosperous and III
crative business to such an extent that
th.y have. from time 10 time, been com
(. pelled to extend and enlarge their prem
II ises. Their last movement III this dI
= rection was made a few days since Il
e securing the whole of the second foo
{, over their capacious store-room. AMI ih
purchase OF one OF Smith il Beggs I'm
proved elevators, which will. i'll 4 tev
duvs. be placed in position, by Messrs
William Bell. William Guard III
Joseph TIT, carpenters, when the
will have every facility for doing BUS
ness in heavy goods smoothly and with
ont trouble 4 look through their estac
NShment will well repay any one. eve
though he may wish to make no pun
cha~es They keep ON hand const'ntL
groceries. wines. liquors, wooden AL
willow-ware, and all the belongings
regular grocery business. They Al
assisted by the following saIeSmef
Charles c. Wallace and {. {. Caro-
and by Nelson Davis, porter.
JHo +. ESEBEKG.
Mr. Eucberg's place OF business IS
the y. E corner .! Main and Laur
streets This gentleman has been
long one OF the business men ot Le1in
ton that he has become we'll known
all our people tor his general know led:
of affairs, politeness and fair dea!lI
For many years in addition to lis M
chandise, he kept on hand large 'to
of lumber, but since the fire. which ,
stroyed his lumber-yard, in 1919, he
confined his business to builders ha
ware. queensware and his leading line
groceries. Mr. Eneberg is good jud
of goods. invariably makes his goo
come up 10 his recommendation OF the
and has always been successful III
chant He is assisted by Mr.. VIM.
Green. Is salesman.
l.. &. PATTERSON.
md Mr.. Patterson Z store - the sec'
door from Pine. on the north side
- Main street He has been engaged
the grocery business in this city 81
the wear l,G5, when he was located
the stand now occupied by tn" Dun
Bros. He has always carried tuLI st
OF groceries, wines. liquors. wooden
willow-warc, Queensware, boots
shoes. He has now as salesman IN
store Mr. Joseph James. an old
dent of Lexington, and porter or
IS the eXigencies of trade demand.
n. sOMMERvTLE.
This oentl eman's store is situated
the south side of Main street bet"
Pine and Laurel streets. lie kee
full line OF family groceries aud
visions. and has always done pros
Gus business. having made large
uuaintan"e IN the country. while
many wears miller at the Star NJ
in this city Mr.. Sommervllle Is a'
cd in his business by his son, John
mervile.
SMITH AND MAITLAND.
This Young firm, composed O
kutfuer Smith and George +. Natl
is located at the corner OF MAN
Pine streets They are engaged
strictly grocery business, and ca
verr large stock, well selected aa
in all the fancy and staple lines.
house is 4 very large one. having
floors. including the basement and
cellar all of which are used 10
storage of goods While the Dn'
il All old fashioned one, it is pro
the most Thoroughly equipped tor
a grocery business OF any house
CITY. having floor and counter
everywhere ti.at they are needed,
heated by furnace having sid
frances to The basement floor 10
handling of heavy goods without
them through the si.icsruon, beln
piicd with a mill tor the Srlnd
snices. 50 that they have the
y wavs pure and fresh, haTn
ice house in the lower celia
an immencc ice.chest in which 10
butter. eggs. &c, always ca"
fresh throughout the warm mont
II side every small convenience
known to the trade. The memt
this firm have grown up IN La
county, and are well known to o
= pie They are both energetic pol
nainstakiu. business men. lh
re reliable in all their statements. Il
do everything in their power
accommodation of their customer
+. c. + Brightweil, their clerk
old citizen of the county, well
yorably known. aud their porter
-, Luellen. L faithful and nere
led
worker. This house does 4 lars
ness in country produce.
"A, WM. l.. HIC NAM.
This gent 'emans store Is IN
lat Mrs known rs i utrh Row, on Main
learning He keeps general assortment o
re' Ihos groceries, and deals in country |
He is assisted in his business ny
Enoch IIickam.
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