Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-29

Novelties in paretcries at Bounell & Lee.
City Book Store. sp.Htt
See the varieties in dress goods at tho
Centennial Store. >r::2ti
Needles. oil AMI sewing machine findings
at i;onuelI i Lees. >p2atf
The E,tey Organ lesds the world. For
sale by Bonnell " Lee. >p3@rf
Expand business, and contract price, Is
the order OF the Centennial Store >p-"tf
The red ribbon has Justly been aw Al ded
to the Centennial Store for low prices. >2"tf
The largest stock of repellaut in L"Ning-
ton at lowest prices i, found at the Centrn-
NAL Store. sp2HIi
Domestic stock large anI complete. ana
NAL Store. sp2oif
to To Bonnell ~ Lees city Book store for
school books anu everything needed IN the
school rooOm. >p2gtf
Dunkle Bros. are repairing the pavement
on the west side OF their store. An example
worthy OF imitation.
Mr.. Thos. SmalGwoOd has given his resi-
dence in Old Town Il coat of paint. which
helps It's appearance.
s'ASoH faAus NahbOh hahHIi j -
cents; good value at 10 cents. Gail for il n
the Centennial Store. spot
Fifty nIec"s imported dress goods OF the
nobhIe,t styles. Ladies. examine them Al
the Centennial Store. sp22tf
Toe Centennial Store viii sell 800 yard,
black silk at prices which defy competition
call snd examine the goods. >p2"tf.
We are told hy gentlemen from the eastern
end Of The county that the II, is inlurln.
the carly sown wheat considerably.
The Sedalia far commenced last Monday
and Will close to-day. II has probably sept
mauy persons from visiting OUT own.
one of the most graceful performances "a
the fair was Tip Moore jumping the bai
after the ladies got through riding Thurs
day.
Rheumatic, land III the shade
And sIvucs with L SPADE.
No pay no cure. ,alI At The Centennla
store. -p2Htf
The plank walk on south street, and that
in front OF the third ward school are grru,
nui-ances. aud should br either mrnded OF
entirely renuved.
The largest stock OF leans in the city i Al
thu Centennial! Store, VIII c.u,r II out al leu
per cent. on cost. Need the room for \ diff
terrnt line OF goods. >p2Hit
Mr.. George Netnrrcut had on the ground,
during the week. h,te Lane, l ! wear Old "a
N. by Red Esglr, and IuUe Forest. b. ;. :
years Old. by Meulbrino Champion.
j. L. Marshall, Of Wellington, has tn,
largest assortment Of pucSe ct knives in the
tuwn-aisu box paper and envelopes Of III,
latest >ty:es. which he /, selling III prices t,
suit the times. 1t
Scarlet fever has invaded two or tire,
homes in Lexington during the past few
weeks. but every precauti0u is.beinS taken
aud We think there need be no apprehension
that 1t viii spread.
sun TrIumf liant -. %Ih Singer SEWN,
Machine, sold IN I>.n. Me>>r-. BonnclI !
Lee are the agents tor the sale of this lnstl,
celebrated machine. Give them a cal, yol
cannot muhe 4 mistake hy buying u singer
Garrison Grange VIII met Al the Burn
school house, on saturday. October 9Th, a
II o'ciOch a. m. Patron. VIII please remem
Der that the Injecting VIII be in the morning
a. above. instead Of evening. a. heretofore
The heXt regular meeting OF Harmon,
1910. S
.Ia,. :. - r,.sS,
feast day. Let all attend promptly al til
hour.
Mr.. Baamer has in his stable at the fai
grounds his fine s~taIlion> Al. We-t,aniDicts
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We Acknowledge receipt OF compliment
AIRY l'cAet |" Tue Jersey county l'hhoi'
tenth a"h"sl 'aF aud eNp0si'loh' from II
gen'iemihi! secretary MOTIFS K. Locke, a
ola L-Sin5t"h'sh Inc is!' commence
iu-SdAE' 'ctooer "'h' ana continues iou
GAYS
'he OIL lhe hi">t amusing scenes 81 Inc IA
WAS the testing 81 4 heS OF VIZ. Holman
Deer 10 see II IT was worthy Ola diploma. d
N">>r-. HOOK, ''ordon. Hobin-'n. = onn".
+ silver Ireland Campbell. h@~ne ana one
TWO Other g'ntI"men-lt was unahiin"U>I
decided that II was.
We have to thank the young mems ban
for i sereuais to this Office last Tuesday.
d Blow you the trumpet blow
: Let all the people know
II The Dos, stock OF staple and fancy III
goods notions and carpets has arrive
and Is on exhibition at the '"ntennt
u store. Gail ana see the immense stnc
fTice' contracted to meet the times. sp29tt
The young mems band gained gold,
opinions al the fair this week. Their PA
ing was uniformly good. and some Of the
selections were remarkably well rendcTr
The band Is composed OF the foiIowil
u named gentlemen: Charles NJ. H-nnri
leader; Charles r. Homer. 2nd g fiat; .Inl
Rrice, lst b Hat; Luther Guard, 1T e Il
alto; Henry smith, lt b nat tenor: W
buIiard. Ind b Hat tenor: NJ. +. GTahaI
:. tuba, and Henry Hascom bass drum.
The equestrian ring tor youuy men Ia
Wednesday created considerable rxritemer
The contestants were al! good riders. Tn
n were Robt. Campbell, Lon. Kelly. Joseph
h Shelby, Linn Shelby and Emerson Chan>lC
The committee was In accord with Il
spectators In the awards, AS while the YOU
gentlemen all acquitted themselves "
those who took the premiums rode ratl
more gracefully than the Others. Nj. J,
90 &. Shelby took the first premium and y
~ Emerson ChansiUr the second.
TIA rim, for ,h. hos, si,,,. t,r,o a..
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