Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-08
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.


Bopnell i Lees. may21-it
TunstaII is selling four pounds of EngIis,
soda for % cents. may2ot2
Window shades made to order at Bonnet
& Lees City Book Store. may25-4t
TunstalI Is selling meal ut IL cents pc
busheI, and XNXX flour at - 30 cents pei
hundred. may2't2
Smith i Msltlsnd. agents for the Planet
reaper and mower have Il full stock OF re.
pairs on hand. may29t5
Smoke Tsusil's Henry Clay hand
made, cigar. five cents each at John Powelfs,
Franklin street. maylSti
Smoke the .CompetitiOn Cigar" two for
five cents. Sold by John Powell. Franklin
street, Lexington. Mo. myalSti
Smoke "key West Havana" cigar (naud
msde) twelve and q half cents each. at John
PoweIrs, Franklin street. may1Sti
Persons wanting wall paper and window
shades should no; TAIL TO call on Chas. IL.
Royls at the Centennial store. Jelt+
The Planet reaper and mower is the
cheapest. Call and get our figures before
buying. Smith & Maitland. may21lS
The Planet reaper and mower Is the
highest running machine in the market.
TOT safe Dy SUlitI ~ hiitiau ma -o'o
The Wood Binder does not have All extra
hand to pull the bundles from the Binder.
A stick is cheaper than 3 hand 10 do his
work. mitf
Smoke Tau>iIl's General Custer" thand-
made) cigar, ten cents each, three tor twen-
ty-nve cents, at John Powelrs, Franklin
street. maylSt4
The Planet reaper and mower Is tue only
m4chiue that has an adjustable frame TO
raise and lower at pleasure Smith n
Maitland. msy25ta
Beware of bogus Singers.-Messrs. Bon
nell i Lee are the exclusive agents for the
Singer Manufacturing Co.'S justly celebrated
ewing machines IN Lexington and vicinity.
Parties desiring to purchase a genuine arti-
Gle should steer clear of the many worthless
limitations that are being foiSted upon the
uIrket. jelt4
Tea. Teal. Teal. John Powell, Frank
lin street, has the largest. cheapest. and best
lot Of tea that has been in Lexington for
MANY wears. maylSti
Don't mortgage your farm to buy a pile of
cogwheeI. and wood, but get an Iron, dura-
BILE, PLANET at o fair price. Gail and see
Smith l. Maitland. may25t3
am selling 8 pure uncolored dyson
tes, at 30 cents per pound. 1t is as good as
Is generally sold for 81. John Powell,
FRANKLIN street. maylSt4
All the latest novelties In the book and
stationery line, at BOnneIl It Lees CityBook
Store, opposite the courthouse, at prices as
low as the lowest. je1t4
job Powell, Franklin street, is selling
HarSnI5-s pnteI hrap,I IsWtpfpr lIlyF
XXXX tlour at 81 15 per sack. 'SIlrer
Lake., 81 50 per sack. malSt4
Tunstall is selling goods for cash, and you
will oblige him by not asking for credit.
hope this will be the last time l will have to
notify you of this fact. may25t2
The pIettiest styles in calico, ladies' cor
sets, underwear, ties, gloves, and silk par
asols just arrived aud Will be sold at popular
prices, at Ii. j. f. Ahrens. maylltf
j. w. Grant, whom everybody bnOws.has
been in the wall paper business for many
years, and knows what the people want.
Seeing is believing, come and see. If
The Wood Binder has al arm that goes
clear around, throwing the sheaves clear
from the binder. Half arms are not wanted.
Better use a stick than q half arm. matt
Tunstaii is at his Old place of business
ready to sell you goods at Lexington prices.
Give him 8 call and be made happy. He
keeps a full line OF staple and fancy goods. T.
At Il. j. E. Ahrens' another new line. of
dress goods, In various shades, the prettlest of
the season. will be opened this week. |
Call early and secure first choice at popular
prices. marl1tf
BonneIl Il Lee are selling Sewing Machines
on mnrfbIv paymaptE partInS yyi.hIpu IN
purchase a first-class Sewing Machine should
go direct to the City Book Store and exam
Inc their stock. may2J-it
We desire to call especial attention to the
offerings in our double column advertise
ment this week. Persons in want of any
thing advertised viii see at a glance that it
is cheap. These prices are simply to CLOSE
U the goods, not to make money. W. Il
MeCausland. mayl1tf
TunstalI Is selling II pounds n. o. sugar
for 81 90. may25t2
A beautiful line OF plain, white and figured
piques. dress linen, dress suiungs,in various
shades, fans, fan cords, and summer hosiery.
at the lowest prices in the city, at II. J. +.
Ahren's. je1tf
We take great pleasure in announcing to
Jul Gnu ihat W. u JNsS q
nice, new and fresh assortment Of prints.
bieached and brown sheetiEg, bieached and
brown domestics, cheviot shirtiDgs tickings, |
eottonades, crashes, corsets, fan chains,
Hamberg edglngs, hosiery, table oil clothes,
Jeans. Irish linen, pique, cords dress piques,
Ac., &c. To these goods | beg to call
your special attention and l guarantee you
the very lowest prices. Soliciting your
valued favors, | remain, very respectfully,
W. q. McCausland. may25tf
Dear Madam:-We wish TO cali your at
teHtion to the Venus two-button kid
glove, purely elastic, of any shade or color,
and warranted not to rip, at 81 per pair.
Also In three buttons. For sale at II. J. f..
Ahren's, sole agent. maylltf
The most elegant stock OF wall paper and
window shades in the city at BonnSll & Lees
City Book Store. jelt4
Linen Suits-The second lot of very beau-
tlfui made up linen suits, the latest styles,
just received and opened oEt at H.. j. E.
Ahrsn's. je1tt
Do not forget that / have moved to the
Centennial store, where l will keep a large
and we'll selected stock Of wall paper and
window shades. books, stat picture
frames. &c. Chas. h. Royle. jun1l4
Arrival Of new dress goods-the prettiest
OF the season, just opened out and will be
Old very cheap, at II. j. f. Abren's. j1tf
farmers - We are still agents for the
-'Planet" reaper and mower, and before you
buy call and examine our machines. We
take pleasure ia referring you b. VI. Lark
ford, Evan Young. Judge J. a. Pra,her.
Herman Brand and dozens of other respon-
sible farmers who are using the machine.
We have bought our machines STRAIGHT
OUT and can sell them Jerry Low. Repairs
always on hand. jlt2 SMITH & MAITLAND.
For Sale-A new Taylor i Farley organ.
VIII be sold low for cash, or will ex change
1t for stock Of any kind. Apply to this
Office or to A. W. Hutchins. junSi21
We acknowledge the receipt of a very
polite invitation to attend the third annual
dinner and reception of the Alumni Associa-
ton Of William Jewell College, to be held
In Liberty, June 18th. We regret exceed
ingly our inability to be present on the In
terssting occasion.
The closing exercises OF the High School,