Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-15
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Gardening has commenced.
chew J.cxson's Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Ioor Mt the carpets at Royle 4 News. ns
o.. ,o,ra. Of choice Bio for one dollar al
Loomis'.
Don't forget to set out a few shade trees
this spring. =,
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Loomis sells six pounds of choice tsio COZ
fee for 81.
win INV shades of every style and color at
ml5m1
We notice many improv,m M nt> pe'"s |" .
throughout tn city.
Tn. liIars, tulips, and other early n'"efs
Twill soon be in bloom.
All the novelties Of the season VIII oe
found at Royle & News. mhemi
Parasols have been quite premium upo"
the streets since last Sunday. .
New spring cassimeres Tor men anu oosS
wear, at Krishn & Wilker's. mno4
The river has risen several inches IN Tue
last few days, and Is still rising.
IN not fail to look through Royie q News
new goods, to arrive in q few days. mhemh
We will furnish the Intslligencer and the
Daily st. Louis Republican one year LOT sii.
Loomis is selling the hest quality Of cnoice
family four at only - 80 psr.sack. ny IT,
You are hunting something good. FRANK
: 1.moreux. Hisg,nsviIle. has 1t; call aud try
mil
on cloths, rugs md Turkish hissocks, ma
,hi,. MEETINGS in full lines at Royle
Nevis.
A full stock of fresh groceries j~ustrec~ iveu
by LOOMS. Try his choice hour anu H'o
coffee.
The uobbisst suits and tho cheapest prices
ara found at M, GRATIS. Gail and ex-
oct15tf
-, When In HigginsvllIe take our advice'ana
tffrv Frank Lamoreux' fsvorite drink-"e
like 1t.
Don't forget that you can buy the best
quality OF -four ut only 81 so per sack AZ
LOOMS.
!. l.oomis will not be undsrsold by anybody.
.Af you don't believe 1t, call around anu pr'es
his goods.
J.. T. Chandler has moved into the Light
nsr house, recently vacated by Mr.. ). ID.
Mediation.
Ho. We unhappy, who are weary OF strtie'
Drink Frank Lamoreux' pure wine OF lie.
Higginsvills. I'M,
New spring cassImeres for men and boys
wear, very cheap, at Krishn q Wilksrs' ON
r..,run .,,..t mhst2
Remember that every subscriber through
~, hal. cb.nca In the Rural Worlds annual
premium drawing.
.No sir. vou are mistaken. At Frank
L.. ia where we always refresh ourselves
when in Higginsville." mni
Clean up Clean up!! A few hours
work now may save the payment OF q doc
tors bill later In the season.
The iue pIowing weather OF the past week
has had a marked effect upon the number OF
our granger friends coming to town.
The fishing worms have come to the sur
face OF the ground, which is said to be a sure
siyn that cold wsitusr is over for this year
Miss Sue Rife has just received a ne"
stock OF millinery, which the ladies sre infi-
ted to call and sx anime. Over Quurles' oio
stand.
Just received from st. Louis a large stock
OF the finest cofees, n. y. sugars, syrups'
&c. Call and examine. Geo. r. Maitland,
Mn .,r.at mrlt2
We are authorized to announ e George
: NJ, Catron AS a candidate Tor detection "s
: County School Commissioner + ecti"n hr>t
Tuesday in April 7"
AIR Thos. small w.od has sold one la of
the vacant land on The curn. r OF Locust AMI
South streets to a Germ an, WHO Will buliu
on 1t this summer.
Don't he afraid that you will get too lar
ahead with your work should you
blowing now. Remember that 1t isthe early
crop which Is most sure.
Thei immense stock of clothing at the sold
reliable'' store of Morris Gratz, Is to be
closed out at bedrock prices. Call around
and take q look through the store. No
trouble to show goods. octl9tf
- Morris Grstz, the cold reliable" clothier,
has an immense stock of clothing, suitable
for the fall and winter trade. he proposes
to give his customers the full benefit of the
late decline in prices OF clothing. oct19tf
We have received q copy of Monnig's Mu-
sical Journal, for which the publisher has
eur thanks. 1t is q 20-page monthly, and
will be sent free to any musician whe wants
it. Address Oscar Monnig u eferson City.
From personal observation and reports
OF reliable gentlemen from almost every part
OF the county, we are satisfied that the wheat
crop never promised q more abundant yield.
The acreage sown last fall was fully up to
the average.
A lot of men who went over to Chillicothe
couple Of weeks ago, to work on the rail-
road, have returned. The contractors have
not yet commenced work, and there are
hundreds OF men idle, who went there fol
employment.
An exchange In its local says: "lt is styl
? tsb now for q lady to have her gloves scented
with some delicate odor." "How woule
Limburgsr do P-[Carrollton Democrat
That would do, u might not be distinguish
able from the odor Of her feet.
An invalid lady In Old Town heard SOM
,,girls romping and dancing in a room nsa
ther, last Friday night, and stepped to tn
idoor to watch them. 4 couple Of the heav
lest girls passed by, when the heel Of on
came down on the fnvalid's toe with sucl
force ~ to burst 1t open.
In the next ten days we will be r~eceivin!
che largest and 'handsomest stock of good
We have ever offered to the public. Bough
at headquarters, at bottom prices, we will b
prepared to offer Inducements that will sat
isfy any and all, and we ask you TO call ant
examine our stock before purchasing else
where. Royle d New. mhsm1
Wall paper Of every style and color a
Royle's Book Store. m15m
An anti-license meeting was held at May
view. Friday night Of last week. Chas. L
Ewing was called to the chair, and Roher
Landlord chosen secretary. Short spseche
were made by s. McD j. A. Lord, j
II. Hughes, George Hand, j. H. McHattou
after which petitions praying the count
court to grant no more dramshop licenses I
Lafayette county We're circulated, and wer
!, signed almost universally by the large an
y enthusiastic audience.
The boss store for white quilts Is Conk
lipE's.
Twas Tuesday night, the moon shon