Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
Mefklp 1ntellisenfer
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

CASH paid for old boot legs. j. Ii. Mar
quart. sep
Look at the valuable premiums in u far
pamphlet.
500 pairs old boot legs wanted. j. H.
Marqusrt. sep'
Two floors fullo of stoves, cheap for cash, a,
linn Z.iler's a3ltf
Everybody buy school books o! J. A.
Ousrles 4 Co. augl;tf
A superb stock of jeans and tlannrIs at
N,CsusIsud's, au3ltf
II you want your clothes repaired, cheap
go to j. K. SEwBoLp. au2tlf
just receIyed-A fine lot Of white Lrn>-
dale shirts at McCsu~lsnd's. au@itf
Choice Mochs. jaws. Rio and Mexican
coffee. al smith X Msi,land'-. sl'Ll
A large. attractive stock of necktieS anu
iuen collars at McCsuslsnd's. aU3ltf
Something ought to be done at our !alE
for the yellow fever sufferers.
If you want suit of clothes made 10 tit,
and chesp. so to J.R.SEwBoLp. sue+tf
A pure art Gle OF cider vtneEsr-our own
make, on hand. Smith X Maitland. alItf
Just think o! it-Dsvi. t Ali,tsdt are sell
ing msu's KIP boots way down at VI - per
psir. sp-Iu
Come early. every morning. 10 get good,
fresh beef, mutton aud vegetables al John
Zs,l.r-s srpit3
Ifyou wasn't . suit of clothes cut. that any
body can make 10 DIT you, call On j. X.
SEwRoIp au24tf
For sAlr-A good light carrisss, Row at
Wat was shop, tor sale st \ bargain. RoBr.
ANDERSON. aul'tt
Remember that every morning you can get
fresh meats and vegetables, by p.tron!z'ng
John W. Zeiler. sep.I3
q. W. Pool. of Great Bend, Kansas, Il AT
". H. Ewing & Co.'S stable. purchasing
horses and mares.
Don't you forget it-thst You can buy
stoves Of HING i GRAHAM rs cnesp As any
house in the state. sueStf.
school rulers. the noboIest thin, out
free with every purchase OF school books At
IA. Ouarles Il Co.'S. au3lIt
Go to PoweIrs. franklin street. for pure
elder vinegar snd pure white wine vinegar
the best In the market. au"i"i
Jim Zeiler says he VIII do Cutterlns, roof
ing and sll kinds of job work, as cheap As
the cheapest, aud he means it. a3ltt
Every boy in town wants one of our ne"
school rulers, and get one, tree. by buying
his books OF J. 4. Qusr!es It Go. a"itf
One dollar and twenty-five cents will buy
q good boot for Toys, At the cheap boot ant
shoe house of Davis & AlIstsdt. sp21tf
King & Graham have the largest. finest
best and the cheapest assortment OF stoves
ever brought to Lexington. Call and set
them. aug3tf
Messrs. Bonhell 4 Lee are in receipt of
large invoice of the celebrated 'Ho!den'
book covers. Books covered without extra
charge. a24tf
Gail at King It Graham's and see ths
"Faulrless." the best Todd stove ever made
We also hsve the boss psFlor cooking stove
Emma" aug3ti
on. what a beauty. and he says he war
rants 1t to be the best and cheapest cool
stoves IN the state OF Missouri. Call and set
1t al Jim Zeiler's. a3ltt
Now is the winter OF our disconten
made glorious summer" by getting a> muct
groceries st smith i Mal:iaud's for 81 20 a
v. used to get for two al7tf
You can get more groceries for 81 90 q
Smith & M4itIand's til. at any other plac'
in town. We know 'or we have tried it
Gail and examine his stock. s1Ttf
The Racine perfors ed school desk l. thu
handsomest, most durable and comfurtsbl'
desk ever put in q school room. Call an
xsmln Chas. II. l;pyie, agent. au3lml
We have wheeled in,o line with the lar
Rest stock of school books ever exhibited Il
Lexington, which we propose to dispose o
~ prices that will defy competition. Bon
nell i Lee. s2iri
We want it distinctly understood that W
are in the market with a large and full stool
of hesing stoves, which We are going to Sc
cheap for cash. Call and see for yourself
KING & GRAHAM. aug3tf
A ter looking all around for cheap stove
come and see me and 1 viii convince yol
that 1 have the largest. best and c. cape
lot Of stoves in the market. Don't tail I
call. JIM ZEILER. a3ltt
John Powell, Franklin street, is -elIin
extra winter strained lard oil al 40 cent,
gallon in live gallon lots, ~ cents. lie a.
sells Erazer's a>lr-gre.,e, the best IN III
market: u>e no other. su3lw4
Thsnaing the public for past tavor7 an
patronage, l will be pleased To have a cor
tinusnce of the same. | hsNe fr sh b ef an
mutton every morning; also eai,whfn | 81
get it. John ". Z=iler. srp1,3
a.. j. {. Ahreu-' always was, and Is y
the place to buy dry goods the cheip"s
Notwithstanding all such phrases, comm""
used by COMPETITORS, a. grand clraran'
sale" grand reduction in order to clio,
out" &c. s3ltf
Remember, you have an opportunity
get q choice barrel OF -four AT The fair.
making the best loaf of yeast or salt rlsin
bread. the bread to he made from our tiou
You will be able to get the -four from near
all OF the grocery stores. a. V. Robinson
Company. seplit2
John Powell. Franklin street, is seIltr
6 pounds prime Rio coffee for 81 81 poun'
choice Rio coffee for 81 3 pounds fancy
coffee for 81. Has also in stock old COVER
ment Java coffee. African Java coffee, Pc
berry coffee, Laguira coffee, fancy, yelIo'
Golden Rio COFFEE. au3lw4.
G%entIemen's fall and winter undershirts
low down-at McCau>land's. au3ltf
We have already received many ue'
cheap anu desirable goods and Will contin1
to add to our stock from time to time SUI
goods as our customers nay need. We "
not spare any pains or expense 10 make o
stock as popular and as attractive as that
any other house IN the trade, and We tru
that, by keeping Good Goods at Low Prize,
by fstr dealing aud strict attention to bu
ness. to merit a liberal share Of the p%atrona
OF tue community. W. q. M~CCAUsLAND.
For the very best uulaundrieu shirts,
to McCausland's. su3lti
Mason and Hamlin Organs-The Mas
and Hamlin Organs are tue handsome
most durable aud sweetest toned Orga
manufactured Parties wishing TO buy
FIRST class instrument should not fail to C
and Organs sold on easy p:
msnts, and liberal discounts for cash. Th'
instruments have the best reputation, "a
justly sol, of any organ manufactured. a
you are sure of having a splendid INST
ment when you buy one of Mason II liza
Inns manufacture. Charles IL. Royle,
Royls's Book Store, agent. au3lm
Just received-Noyelties in cassimeres
McCausland's. audit
George Schroeder has made all necessi
arrangements to furnish We thirsty ones
the fair this year, with the best of everythi
in his line. The finest brandies, pur
WHISTLES, choices: wines, and best of
other liquors Z; beer will be in abundant 81
nIy Ha will aIsn moEa a .DrriaIty oF lem