Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10
LEXINGTON.
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ami accommodating merchaHt. lie has
been in the business in which he is now
engaged since 1860. His present loca-
ton is on the north side Of Main street.
between Pine and Laurel streets. His
stock consists of watches clocks. level
r!v OF every description, toys. fancy
| goods, pictures and picture frames,
agencies for musical instruments and
sewing machines, ornamental papers
and IN inhnity Of pretty notions too
numerous to mention Mr.. Luiwigs
being German has very large trade
among his countrymen, but his sales are.
OF course, not confined 20 them In
many lines he is the only person repre-
senting them, and persons are always
safe when needing anything for orua-
| mental work, either of the needle, brush
or what not, in calling on him Tor mate
| rial. Beside his sales Mr. Ludwigs does
| large business in repairing watches
clocks sewing machines, &r. For this
purpose he has employed a ski,liul
watchmak"rs, Mr. Alex. Jaccari.
nephew of the great st. Louis icwcler,
the late Eugene Jaccard. This gent
man is Of an Old family from Il watch
making camtonment oi that greatest OF
all matchmaking countries, Switzerland
His father was a watch maker before
him, and his relatives on al sides were
watch makers, and any work entrusted
TO him viii be done with such skill us
can only be acquired by long and patient
practice and good instruction.
VI. E KELLER
DRY GOoDs, CLOTHING. NOTIONS,
GENTS FuRNIsuGSG GOODS, BoOTs AND
SHoEs-Mr. ke!ler's place OF business
Is on Main street, opposite the court
house. lie has been i'll his present busi-
ness in Lexington for the past eleven
| years. and Is we. known to the citizens
OF the county as a liberal dealer, and 4
| genial, pleasant gentleman 10 trade with.
h. Is 4 tirst-rate judgv OF ali the goods
in which he deals. and makes one or
more trips east. annually, to select his
stock in person, and ao he carries cloth
! ing As well as drv-goO!> notions gents
| furnishing goods and boot, and shoes.
all the articles they need outside OF gro
| cere>. hardware, &c, and he cUnsc-
| quently has very good country trade
as well as a large city custom. HI,
business for the year 1876 was much
better than for the preceding year, and
IL every way satisfactory, and he antc-
ipates larger sales during the current
season. His clerks. tor several wears
| past, have been Herman Scott. and his
| son. Isador. Keller, who has recently
purchased the hotel and restaurant for
merly kept by Mr. VIM. Powell.
NORRIS GRAFT.
CLOTHING, GENTS FUKNI>IIISn G0ops,
Trunks. NAIISEs. HATS AND CArS.-
Mr. Gratz is located on tn" north side of
Main between Pine and Laurel streets.
He has been in business in Lexington
for 4 great many Years. first j.. til" ln"r-
chant tailoring and afterwards in h.s
present line. He is thoroughly ycr>cd
in all the details OF. the clothing trade,
and always carries a large and well a
sorted stock. He il a quiet, polite and
attentive salesman, and always reliable
in his statements concerning the quality
and value of his goods. He has in hi,
employ q gentleman who has been long
connected with the clothing trade of
Lexington, Mr.. Butler Williamson.
HENRY >INAUEH
CLoTurSG. GENTS FURSISsIIS,, GooDs.
TRUNKS, NALI>Le. HATS AND CARS
Mr.. sinauer has but recently bought out
the establishment of his brother, Mr..
Bernard Sinauer, for whom he has been
clcrkiug for several years. The house
is known as the STAR CLOTHIHt,
House. and has long been noted for
the extensive and varied stock which it
has carried. 1t is located at No ~
Main street, between Pine and Laurel,
nearly opposite the city hotel, and is \
spacious, well lighted and handsome
,toreroom Mr. Snauer is an intelli-
gent pleasant gentleman, a good sales
man. and thoroughly conversant with
his business His assistant is Moses
! Franke!. The two are not only strong
team in selling goods. but are leaders
in a.! the amusements improvised BY the
Germans OF the city, and are consequent
ly popular men. Nose will make iun
for everybody. even If he mas to do it ut
his own expense. by representing at n
bail the most ludlcrous of characters
PHILIP KELLER
CLOTHING, TRUNKS, GEMS FURNISH
ING GOODS. HATS AND CAps-This
house, situated on Main street. opposite
the City Hotel, has been in existence IN
Lexington longer than any other in its
line. having been established about
twenty-.our years ago, under the style
OF Liebich & Keller. Some eight wears
ago it passed into tho hands nt its pres
ent proprietor, VIII" had.up to that time,
been clerk in the house. Philip. It,
everybody calls him, is good Judge OF
goods, and always carries 4 large stock
He makes regular trips east, and is al
ways up with the very latest styles in
the different lines OF goods IN which he
deals, and can fit out a customer in the
'nobbicst' manner in less than no time.
or can furnish good cheap suite meet
slender purse, with equal alacritv. lie
deals largely in fine goods, So that in
the last few years he has very nearly
rendered merchant tailoring in Lcxinc-
ton one of the lost arts. The sa!esmcu
in the house are, Mr.. Albert Keller. one
OF tn" "ld propret"r,. and Mr.. Abe
Mish The former is one OF the insttu