Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

JUL
Corn cutting is now fashionable.
The fair will begin next Tuesday.
Chou Jacksop,s Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Have YOU big apples, bring them to tue
fair.
Remember, shoes at cost. hr'enn 4"
Meyer.
Corsets and skirts are sold cheap by koy'e
b New. mas
Have you q pretty sweet heart, bring ner
to the fair.
Read the new advertisement of w. u. NC
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Have YOU seen Hickam & CO.. new goods
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Money saved is money made. 60 to Kriehn
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Balloon ascensions at the fair next Inurs-
day and Saturday.
Great reduction in prices at Hickam q
Co.'s. Get prices. so.-
200 pieces new fall prints just opened al
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Toilet soaps, perfumery, combs, brushes
&c. Boyle & New. mas'
All the novelties Of the season VIII DC
found at Royle q News. mas'mi
Look at those pretty new style zephyr
shawls at Boyle b News. mayomi
Daily ~arriving-our new fall goods. frices
low at Kriehn & Wilker's. soi
Buy your school books at the Franklin
Street Drug and Book Store. aIa1
Now is your chance for good cheap shoes
at Kriehn & Meyers at cost. )Seu
We call special attention to McCausianos
nd. in this issue Of the paper. All
- - nnnHofhnnE LnQt- C00yAlns
ing two dollars and a note, near Mayview.
Oil cloths, rugs and Turkish hissocks, ma
chine mattings in full lines at RoVle q
News. mayomA
The largest supply of school books and
school supplies in the city. at Royle's BOOK
s,or. a23m1
Krfehu & Meyer are Offering all OF their
spring and summer boots and shoes at cost
for cash. 10"
Hosiery for ladies and children, plain and
fancy STYLES, a full and complete stock at
Royle d News. nayomA
Wfnkler manufactures some OF the finest
and cheapest furniture we ever saw. Cah
on him for prices. J@i
We are told by gentlemen from Concordia
that a good livery stable would pay very
handsomely there.
Dry goods, notions and carpets in full sup
ply. fresh, nice and new. and at the lowest
prices at Royle Il News. msysm1
For q real nice solid walnut bedstead or
table, or any other nice and cheap furniture
call on q. & +. Winkler. Jl
Messrs. Bray q Hildreth threshed at MIR.
VIM. Smiths, recently 2s6 bushels OF wheat,
in "a hours running time.
School books, states, crayons, ink and
everything needed in the school room can
be found at Royle's Book Store. a2Sm1
Hamburg edgings, insertings Vslencienne
Torchon and Breton laces, new and pretty,
and in full supply and very cheap. Royle q
New. maySml
That little balance which you owe the In
&~elligencer can be settled when you come to
the fair, next week. Don't forget it this
time.
The Kansas City b Eastern railway COM
pany have placed several new passenger
cars upon their road. The 'Little Giant
is booming.
Table linens, towelings, bedticks. ducks
drills, in fact all sorts of staple dry goods
can be bought cheap of Royle & New. Lex
ington, Mo. maySml
Charlie Royle has the prettiest store and
the largest stock of school books and school
supplies of any one In the city. Call on him
for nice goods. a23m1
We are now prepared to receive wheat
in the Arcana Hall building, for which we
will pay the highest market price. A. V.
Robinson & Co. jy19tf
Remember II you want a choice barrel OF
-four to make a loaf of light bread from our
dour, and show it at the fair on Tuesday. A.
v. Robinson & Co.
Col. Jpo. Reid has made . handsome i'm.
provement at his residence by placing an
iron fence in lieu of some old buildings on
the Main street front.
We understand that only two perfor-
mances will be given, next week, by Loves
Triple Alliance, the balance Of their engage
ment having been Cancelled.
Dress goods in great variety Of style ant
prices. Black and trimming silks and satins
We invite the ladies' attention to these ans
our entire stock. Royle & New. may3m1
Uncle Archie ID still conductor of tn
"ciTTy EXPRESS and engineer Of Ora,
Eagle. Packages delivered promptly to al
parts Of the "citty," cheap, for cash.
We offer q barrel of flour for the best loa
of yeast bread : also a barrel of -four for thu
best loaf OF salt rising bread to be awarded
by q special committee. A. V. Robinson
Il Co.
We wish to say to every one that it wi
be our constant aim to give complete an
entire satisfaction in goods and prices. to al
who may parronize us. Boyle & New. Lex
ington, Mo. may5ml
Eleven canary birds, belonging to Mrs
John Zeiler, but temporarily in the care Q
Mrs. Flynt, escaped from their cage las
Thursday evening. Two only were recap
tured. Too bad.
The Silver Cornet Band, which is to fur
nish the music for our fair, next week, ha
been practising for some time past-recentl
every highland will. nc doubt, acqui
themselves credftsbly.
II you are not satisfied call and be cor
WINGED that Charlie Royle at his book en-
porium, has the largest assortment Of schot
books, school supplies and stationary of a
kinds, that can be found in the city. a23m
Messrs. Bsgley h Warner, of Greentor
are removing their grist mill to Odessa. Th
new building is completed and the machir
cry is now going in under the superinter
dence of Mr.. A. T. Campbell, of this city.
We have just completed our repairs an
are now prepared 10 furnish our celebrate
brands of flour. Having made extensive r.
pairs we hope to be able to supply our Gu
toners with a superior article OF flour. A
v. Robinson d Co. jy19tf
Edward Ryan had the honor OF laying th
first brick on the first brick house in Odess
last Wednesday week. The house will
owned and occupied by J. A. McCaule
when completed. The brick were mani
featured by L. P. Green, at Greenton.
Some colored folks held a picnic on tt
Greenton road last Saturday, at a house ha
mile south of the sni crossing. There WI
quite a number present, and all claim to ha,
had q good time. A circular swing was or
of the principal features of amusement.
Misses Maggie Marshall, Katie Boulwal
and Hannah Schueneman have charge
Floral Hall at the fair and are busily engage
in decorating and identifying 1t. Ever.
thing intended for exhibition there shoul
be entrusted to one or the other of the.
young ladies.
The corpse Of Eugenia Gibson, colore'
was brought here from Kansas City, Mo-
day, and was escorted to the grave by