Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-23
We are suffering for rain.

\ SuIuluG soOoS
al6tl
All white goods at wholesale prices at
a16tl
Sweet pickles In three pound cans, at Geo.
F. Msitland,s. a23t2
McCausland is offering bargains, see his
ad. in this issue. Aft
Farmers will find it to their interest to
call at Conkling's. ai6tl
Genuine imported white CASTLE soap. at
Geo. F.. Maitlspd's, a23t2
Most attractive bargains in shoes and dry
goods at CoukIIng's. al6I1
Don't forget the place, % per cent. saved
at Kriehn Il Meyers. j2stf
A new line of carpets and oil cloths just
at Conkling's. a16t1
Buy your school books at the Franklin
Street Drug and Book Store. a23t2
1t pays to 60 and secure some Of thoss
choice bargains at ~Conkhng's. a16t1
The "Boom" for low prices and big bar
gains is in motion at C~onkling's. a16t1
The "Boom'' for low prices n big bar
gainsis in motion at C%onkling's. a16t1
Our dry goods are fearfully low in price,
also shoes and carpets. Conkllng. a16t1
DO not fall to look through Royle 4 News
new goods. to arrive in a few days. m3m1
Nowhere else is to be found such an at
tractive stock and low prices as at Conk-
ling's. a16t1
Thunder and lightning relish. Call and
get the incest thing out, at Geo. F. Malt
lands. a23t2
We are selling all cotton goods at the same
low prices previous to the advance In cotton.
Conkling. al6tI
An exchange thinks that no bald headed
man was ever converted by q sermon during
the fly season.
Piques nainsooks, swisses, plain. plaid
and corded, at prices to satisfy every one at
Royle u News. may3m1
Buy your school books. stationery, pencils,
inks, pens, &C., at the Franklin Street Drug
and Book Store, a23t3
Some men think they do their religious
duty this hot weather il they send their
wives to church.
You can get California pears. apricots and
egg plums In q pound cans on ice, fresh and
cool at, Geo. F. Maitland's. a23t2
We must have more room for u fall
goods, 70 come and see what low prices We
are now making. Conkling. a16t1
We must have more room for our fall
goods, so come and see what low prices we
are now making. ConklIng. a16t1
Cashmere, jeans, ~cottonades, cbeviets,
brown and bleached, %cottons, IN full lines
may be had at Royle s. News. may3m1
The Eldredge Sewing Machine can't be
run backward !; any one can sew on it. To
be seen only at q. &. Ludwigs'. jy26m1
School books, states, crayOns, ink and
everything needed in the school room can
be found at Royle's Book Store. a23m1
TIE price Of melons has fallen. We heard
of q sale OF eleven for a quarter this week.
Another case of over production.
Whenever you want anything nice and
the newest thing outIn the grocery line, call
and get it at Geo. +. Maitland's. s23t2
Jim" ZeIler has removed his tin store
to the Stramcke building. nearly opposite
Dutch Row, one door east Of Clagett's.
Don't forget to call and examine my stock
OF school books, stationery, &c. Cnss. w,
Leomis, Franklin street Drug and Book
Store. a23t2
Dried beef, Whlttakef's hams, sugar cureC
beef tongues and breakfast bacon and war
ranted sweet and good, at George F. Malt
lands. 1882
The ground is rather too dry to plow we'll
being quite hard for two or three inches q
the top. A good rain would be beneficial {,
farmers.
:. Charlie Royle has the prettiest store ant
the largest stock OF school books and schoo
supplies of any one in the city. Call on hin
for nice goods. a23ml
;. Crosse i BlackwelPs English pickles
caulI1owsr, pIcalilli, c~hnw-chow, gherkIns
mixed pickles, wslnuts and white onions, q
, Geo. F. MaItland,s. a23t2
have just received from David Nicholso
In st. Louis, q ton Of the finest Bic COTE
ever sold in this market; call and see Il
; Geo. F. Maitland. a23t2
Parents look to your interest! You wi
q save money by sending your children
q Bonnelrs book store for their school book
opposite the courthouse. a23t2
MIR. Geo. F. Maitland has shipped to Kal
@ sas City, during the last few weeks, q
barrels Of very fine apples. He is psyin
from 40 to 30 cents per bushel.
You can avoid mistakes and get the fu
IT value OF your money by buying . genuir
Singer Sewing Machine at BonnelPs boo
7 store, opposite the courthouse. a23t2
Mr.. John Oliver has quilt tEreshlng. Al
has resumed saving lumber, at the old pls
r west Of Higgin.viIle, at Tabo bridge. {
Will remain there until October first.
Dress goods in great variety Of style u
10 prices. Black and trimming silks and satir
q We invite the ladies' attention to these a
our entire stock. Royle & New. msy3ml
mr. Call and get a jar Of Curtice Bro.'s psse
egg plum, raspberry, strawberry and viii
he cherry preserves, In glass jars, the fine
M. favored goods or the market. George
~ Maitland. a23ts
w.. We wish to say to every one that it v
be our constant aim to give complete q
entire satisfaction In goods and prices, to
lin who may patronize US. Boyle & New. Ii
ington, Mo. may3m.
nd Lost-Wednesday, or Franklin street
ed gold bracelet. Marrow band, upper half
re-. graved, lower half plain. Lost between
ms. Jail and Mrs. sslIie Longs. Finder '
A please leave at this office.
Z warrant all my goods to be fresh and
yes actly as represented. no light weights or
The brands sold in any case. Will also deli
in goods FREE to any part OF the city or on
itb ferry boat. Geo. F. Maitland a23t
hat l Will pay the highest market price
summer and fall apples delivered in g
ind order for shipping. Handle your spples
ait as II you were handling eggs and you
Q sell at once. Geo. r. Maitland. A23t
tv Bonnell has received q full line Of sch
3 books fresh from the publishers, which
the proposes to sell at prices that cannot be b.
b a Books covered with Holden's celebrs
hal book covers without extra charge. a23
nK- Ii you are not satisfied call and be
mt, WINGED that Charlie Royie at his book
lei. porium, has the largest assortment of sci
one books, school supplies and stationary Of
2 kinds. that can be found in he city. az
If you want to die of starvation, say
on exchange. advertise on Q fence. lfyou
M. sire to live and get rich, advertise
| to respectable newspaper that has q good
'ery c~uIation among people who buy your 60
ms The largest raft of logs we ever saw In
Missouri river came down last Monday.
and PEELED by a little stern-wheel boat, the
ook Watson. 1t looked like a field %afioat,
al little distance. 1t was bound for points
i of low.
School books al BonnelPs. a23
City Lafayette county has the nsatest co
t to house yard, and the haudsomest co,