Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14
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SHORTS

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Trunks. Sstchels and Nalises cheap at
Royle Il News. 1T'
Tbs latest STYLES in White Vests At the
Star Clothing House.
$50 pieces best brands of Calico al q cents
at the Centennial Store.
81. 600 to loan at 10 per cent. interest," on rear
estate. Inquire At this ONCE. APP
Mems Hats at Davis X Allstadts from -"
cents to 81 - good quality. april
The grass plots ani lawns about town
begin to show signs Of Spring.
Lace ColIaretts, new arrival. very hand
some and cheap, at the Centennial.
Full line of Lamberguin Window Shades,
newest STYLES. NJ Chas. Il. Royle's. 2i-tm
Alden Apple, Dried Ra>pherries and Drisi
California Pears at Smith Il Maitland's.
Ladies cloth shoes at Eckis's for 81 per
pair. Two doors west oil City Hotel. If.
Gail at Eckle's and eyamine the Fargo cali
boot. Best boot in the market. apriitl
Remember the Centennial Store keeps
pace with the times; all goods marked down.
The finest assortment Of Toilet soaps, Nc.
we have ever kept: cheap. at Royie "
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Call at Eck!e's and see his gents hand
sewed calf boot. Two doors west OF CITY
Hotel aprl4tf
Novelties in Papetiers, aud a handsome
new stock 0; Miscellaneous Books, at Chas
H. Royle's. Him
Those who come 10 you TO talk about
others are the ones who 60 TO others TO talk
about you.
Just received a lot of the finest Golden
Rio. Gautamals and Mocha cotfses At Smith
Il Maitland's.
Scarlet fever has entirely disappeared from
our city. there not being q case Of the
disease IN town.
Rev. Juo. NJ. Chauey will preach at the
Presbyterian church In this city tomorrow
morning and evening.
just received st the Centennial Store.
1000 dozen ladies' hose at 81 cents a pair
good value at 10 SCENTS.
Ladies calf shoes 1T Eckle's for 81 % per
pair. bout forget the place, next door to
Dunkle's grocery store. aprl4tt
President Blackstone, of the Chicago ~
Alton railroad. and L party OF surveyor.
were at HigslnsviIle Wednesday last.
Rev. A. a. Moore will preach at the Cum
berlaud Presbyterian church In this city tc'
morrow morning at II O'Clock.
Rev. NJ. G. Williams. by Iequest. will
preach a sermon to young ladies tomorrow
morning. at the VI. f. church. South.
Ladies examine the ine line of side and
front lace aud button kid shoes al Eckle's
He makes a specially OF ladies' shoes. If
smith Il Maitland are agents tor the
Planet Combined Reaper and Mower, q sup
ply of repairs kept constantly Oh hand.
e.. B. Warren, trustee, VIII sell some val
liable land al public sale on the 18TH inst. q
Dover. See advertisement and hand bills
Gents. cali At DAvi. II Allstadt's and get
pair of fine hsnh-.a"-A 3d. or Shoes, ~
only place in the city that Keeps hand e"eu
$500 apr,-tf
~ Gao Yards Of ,'iicos, h<st brands and
m..,.,xs. ,t =Sents per yard. and every
-, -, portion. Conkliug & Bsed-
see the immense stock OF Hats
r. at Davis II Allstadt's. You can
ind al
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f'Jies, call at Davis It Allstadt's and get
pair of fne Cloth shoes for 81 Ladies
'fPfEAs ! w. . al ~ PEI llall. I'll
our goods are cheap. apr5-tf
Stop go no further until you have seen
the stock of Boots. Shoes, Hats andCaBs thai
Davis II AiI>tadt are Offering for Il m.re
song, compared TO former prices. apr'-tf
have Just received one Of the hands0meSt
ines of W all Paper ever offered In Lexing-
ton. Call and sse II before you purchase
Cannot be unier,oII. ChaS. II. Royie. I'm
Farmers will tiud it TO their interest to
look through Eckie's stock OF boots and
shoes before purchasing elsewhere. Plow
Ell oes cheaper than ever before known. II
NJ. J.. u. Love. OF Kansas city, agent tor
Appleton American Encyclopedia, called
to see Us Thursday. He is still in the city
looking after the interests of his indl>pens-
able BOOK.
Mr.. Isadore Keller has secured the services
OF a first class French cook, Mr.. Charles
Langoyltcb, who will hereafter preside over
the culinary department of his ds>eryediy
popular hotel.
We have go, 600 worth of Boots and Shoes
lust received from our auction house East
which must be sold regardless OF cost. Come
now is the time to get bargains at the cheaI
cash house of Davis IL Ailstadt. apr'-tt
Another prize for the people this week al
Conklin. iS Beeding's. Read their telling
advertisement this morning in our columns
Look out for the greatest bargains of the
season at their store thi, week.
There will be 4 prOtracted meeting held
st the Christian church in MAYHEM, com
meneing tonight, 18th inst. 1t is TO be con-
Quoted by Elder Geo. Plattenburg. The
meeting will last two weeks or more.
Jerry Cariisie's horse tell with him last
Saturday, IN the neighborhooG OF Martin
Slaughter's farm, whereby Carlisle was
knocked ~ssneless and severely injured. He
is getting better, hOwevs. and is able to b,
about.
David Hixon had all his friends at the z,
& l.. Junction rushing to the river. last sun
day week, for the purpose OF bidding hin
good bye before he >hufiied of this m0rta
coll. When they arrived he informed then
that it was April l, a. ID. 1877.
Tie Lafayette Insurance Company of Thu
city had $4,000 insured upon grain ant
stock on the steamers FANNY Lewis and 10
Kinney on their last trip to St. Louis. A,
both boats arrived safely in port, the lie
profit to the company will mako quite al
fem in making up II. annual dividend upOl
ITS stock.
Gentirmen's dress shirts at greatly rcduC
ed prices. We are now Offering gentlemen
dr-s. shirts. unIaundriei, made o. the yer
best materials. and warranted TO give sal
isiaetion. Fruit OF the Loom. muslin shirts
and hhe linen bosoms, neatly stitched, a
sizes. 81 cash. Conkling X BeedIng.
Central Female College is In a prosperOu
condition. As au evidence of this. a pup
Wa. received last Tuesday. TO remain 10
three years-the engagement being mad
for the whole time FOR fear that a,commods
tons could not be procured should the ma,
ter be deferred until the opening of the ia
session.
The Sedalia Democrat speaks thus ialtel
snsly OF us: Captain a. A. Lesueur. edito
of Ike Lexington IntelIigenccr, spent We,
terGG. in SedaIia. He wa. on his return froI
o trip to St. Louis and the state capita
The captain l. a good newspaper man. an
is at the heat of one of the best week.
newspapers in the state.
Mr.. VIM. Meyer has moved his tailo
establishment from Main street to the ROOF
on Cedar street, formerly occupied by D.
'ramrIe Mr. Never has fitted I'M one uf th