Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-25
SHORTS.

Wall psper and Window Shades st Bon
psu A. Iss,s may2SIt
Have that sewing machine repaired II
Boppeu 4 Lees. may2oit
Tunstall Is selling four pounds OF Engli>i
ssda for % cents. maSZot-
Green peas and young beets are no" quite
plentiful in market.
Window shades made to order Al bohhei
Lees CITY Book Store. may254t
Al. Hall caught = W pound bass al
Helms lake, last Tuesday.
All the fishing parties this week report
good luck and plenty OF fun.
MIR. n. Hserle is still confined TO his room
with infamstory rheumatism.
There are about seventy perch OF macada'
mixed rock now st the cslaboose.
Tunstsll is selling meal at 40 cents pei
bushel. and xxx four at 81 % cents per
hundred. may25t2
Smith ; Msltlsnd. agents for the Planet
reaper and mower have = full stock OF re-
pairs ON hand. may25t3
Mr.. j. D.. Shewalter has purchased the
Flynt house, on College hill, aud Will move
In next Monday.
Smoke TansilI's "Henry Clay" (hand-
msde) cigar. five cents each ,atJohn fo"elfs'
FRANKLIN street. msylSt4
Smoke the ssCompetition Cigar" two for
five cents. Sold by John Powell, Franklin
strse,. Lexington, Mo. myalSt+
l am selling 3 pure uucolorea dyson
tea, st 50 cents per pound. 1t is IS good as
Is generally sold for 81. maylsti
Mr.. A. J.. Hail has new potatoes larger
than . goose egg In his garden. They are
Of the Early Ohio variety
Smoke Likely West Havana cigar inand
made) twelve and a half cents each, at John
PowelPs, Franklin street. may1st4
While Mr.. Hagen is finishing up his opera
house, won't he please put 3 little oil on tue
hinges to the OUTSIDE doors:
Tbs Planet reaper and mower Is the
cheapest. Call and get our figures before
buying. Smith s Maitlsnd. may2otS
The North Missouri was behind time
Sunday last, and did not get In until about
three O'Clock In the afternoon.
The Planet reaper and mower is the
lightest running machine in the market.
For sale BY Smith 4 Maitland. msy29t3
Probably you will be safe now In carefully
slowing away that stovepipe bat then We
are not 4 very reliable weather prophet.
The cool breath Of May does not prevent
the prophets from predicting a hot summer,
. great deal of sickness and lots Of mad dogs.
Mr.. Henry Mscsy's residence, corner OF
Franklin aud Main Cross streets, is very
much improved in appearance by its new
dress.
The Wood Binder does not have all extra
hand to pull the bundles from the Binder.
A stick is cheaper than q hand to do this
work. mitf
Smoke Tsnsilrs general Custer hand
made) cigar, ten cents each, three Tor twen-
ty-nye cents, at Johu Powell's, Franklin
street. msylst4
The Planet reaper and mower is the only
machine that has an adjustable frame to
raise aud lower at pleasure. Smith d
Maitland. may2ot5
Hamburg edging in great variety, and of
the newes designs, just r~eceiyed.an cheap
er than ever. Please look at them, at b. D.
Z. Ahrens'. apr20tf
Tea Tea! Teal! John Powell, Frank
lin street, has the largest, cheapest, and best
lot of tea that has been in Lexington for
MANY years. may lSt4
Don't mortgage your farm to buy a pile OF
Bile, PLANET at a fair price. Call and see
Smith L Maitland. may2ot3
John Powell, Franklin street, IS selling
kerdolh's noted brand, "Winter Lily"
xxx fiour at 81 IS per sack. 'Sllvrr
Lake., s. 80 per sack, malSt4
Tunstsll is selling goods for cash, and you
will oblige him by not asking for credit. l
hope this will be the last time l Will have to
notify YOU Of this fact. may2at2
The pI ettiest styles in calico, ladies' cor
sets, underwear, ties, gloves, and silk par
asols just arrived and will be sold at popular
prices, at II. J. E. Ahrens. may1ltf
J. W. Grant, whom everybody hnows.has
been in the wall paper business for many
years, and knows what the people want.
Seeing is believing, come and see. II
The Wood Binder has an arm that goes
clear around, throwing the sheaves clear
from the binder. Half arms are not wanted.
Better use . stick than q half arm. m4tf
Tunstsll is at his old place Of business
ready to Sc II you goods at Lexington prices.
Give him a call and be made happy. lie
keeps q fun line Of staple and fancy goods. t.
At ii. 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. mar1Itf
A picnic and strawberry festival Will be
given by the ladies for the benefit of Maple.
wood church, At Fletcher's Ford. on Satur-
day, May IS, uo-day) to which everybody is
invited.
Delinquent subscribers should not permit
their daughters to wear this paper for a
hustle. There is so much due on 1t there is
danger OF their taking cold.-Auburn Inde-
pendent.
Mr.. Hagen has commenced work on his
opera house, and will finish 1t throughout in
time for the closing exercises Of the Baptist
and Central colleges, which will be held
therein.
Robt Anderson and Mrs. Thos. p. Akers
have decided to move hack to Lexington,
and bob" was In town yesterday house
hunting. They Will receive 3 hearty well
come "homs."
Bonnell & Lee are selling Sewing Machines
on monthly payments. Parties wishing to
purchase q first-elass Sewing Machine should
20 direct to the City Book Store and exam
ine their stock. Day254t
We desire 10 call especial attention to the
offerings in our double column advertise
ment this week. Persons in want of any
thing advertised Will see at a glance that it
is cheap. These prices are simply to CLOSE
OUT the goods, not to make money. W. G .
McCsuslsnd. may11tf
The courthouse is not the proper place to
hold pay entertainments, now that we have
IN opera house sufficiently large to accom-
nodste an average Lexington audience, and
II Maj. Wright's lecture is not sufficiently
interesting to call out q paying house, the
best thing he can do is to stay at home.
Mr.. Jacob Appel has removed his shop
from his old quarters IN Dutch Row, and
taken bench room on Laurel street, with Mr..
+. kIug. where Their business will be continu.
ed in the firm name Of klug Il Appel. Both
these gentlemen are fsvorite workmen with
cur people, aud as they have greatly re.
ducsd the price On handmade boots and
shoes, hope to still receive the patronage
they have heretofore enjoyed. mayl1t3