Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-15
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.


Pine street is beng macsdam'zed.
Chew Jscksou's Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Blsukets d 10 - t0-bar4ains, at McCaus
lands. Jan.o"
Th SIM rose this morning at $50 and vii
set at Ssh.
Drives ia dress goods. to close out, at Nc
rr.,.,.,d,. jan1Stf
!. r,a a 1--we are uow ten hours and tfty-twt
minutes long.
A handsome stock of prints lust received
uor,u.,,nrs. jan1Stf
Fine. s.wea goat shoes, ut 81 per pair, a
ConkIlny & Lo's.
The ferry boat had n big tussei win th'
Ice Thursday evening
About an inch OF snow Tell at TINS Piact
last Wednesday night.
cI,rk,. O. n. Z. spoul cotton, at 3 cents
spool at Plattenburs's. t.lo"l
Sh.wIs. cloaks and skirts very to"' u
slose osr, at McCausiand's. Ja"i'"
Seventeen minutes have been added To the
days length slnce last Saturday.
Don't forget he Leidsrkrap1~ masquerade
ball. Monday niget. at tine opera house
John 1eiler always keeps on hand irest
Dish and game. Hts corn beef Is extrs
bns. ian25m1.
L.diss' sswed goat shoes from 70 cents 8
: pair up Call and secure a bargain at Conk'
ling's.
The notbisst suits and the cheapest prices
are found at NJ. GRATIS. Gail and ex'
.u;,.- oct19tf
All dry goods reduced ten per cent. Tor
the next thirty days, at J. Q. Plattenburg's,
Dover. teoyloml
The thermometer indicated only three de-
erees sboye zero at daylight last Thursdsy
morning. s
II you want to buy goods at bottom pri'
fees, 90 to ]. Q. Plattenburg's to get them.
I Hs has them. feb15m1
White Bed Quilts-A nice new line OF
white bed quilts just received. Very cheap.
Royle 4 New.
An elegant stock Of canton %iannels, bleach
\ ed s%ottons, 1O-4 sheetings, tickings, &C., at
<McCausland,s. jan1sM
splendid article Of knitting yarn, re-
ducsd to so cents per pound, at IL. J. 4. All
rsps,. Franklin street. jn1s
Silvsrmoney with holes drilled or punched
through it is now refused by many Of the
merchants in st. Louis.
The Sedalia Democrat has a Lexington
correspondent, who seems to be posted In
segarl to railroad news.
There were more persons at the Opera
House last Wednesday night than at either
prayer meeting which we attended.
Next week we open an invoice OF 2,OO0
yards Of Hamburg sdging, from 2 cents per
yard up. All new designs. Conkling.
Conkling means business when he says
that his shoe stock Is composed OF all the
best grades, at prices which have no compe-
tition.
Great reductions In the hosiery depart
msnt. Children's hose, from s cents q pair
up !; ladies' hose. from 10 cents q pair up, at
b. J. Z. Ahrens. janis
New Hamburg Edgings-just received-a
fresh, large new stock of Hamburg edgtngs
and inssrtings, which we are Offering very
cheap. Royl- 4 New.
Don't buv your winters overcoat until
you have examined those at Graiz's. He
has the largest assortment anu will Sell
cheaper than the cheapest "ctl9ti
The Hiyyins,Ille bri>s band will give u
grand ball on Friday night. the 2lst inst. An
oyster supper will be provided at the Vi>i"n
Hotel. The Lexington string band Will fur
uish the music.
Blankets, %finneis, jeans and The balanc"
Of our winter stock l., too nsasy yet, and
will be closed out at low Rates, III order to
make them move Oft. Call Tor bargains, al
Il. J.. e. Ahrens.' jan1su
GLAZING NM uiuf,r sfn,k-In nr,I.rfo i,I
prepared for spring business, we are offering
the remnants of our winter goods at very
low figures for the next thirty days. See our
advertisement. Royle Il New.
John Zsiler has made arrangements to
keep always on hand a supply of the best
fresh fish and game; also, beef. pork, mutt
ton, dressed fowls, &c He makes his corn
beef, and 1t is of u superior qualify. j25ml
T!mss-Journal, 10: We have grave suspi-
cions that the contemplated law prohibitin=
marbles and croquet on Sunday is the result
Of Fish Commissioner Reic's visit to j. fer
son City. 1t il q law clearly In the fishing
interests.
A petition numerously signed by our citi-
gems will be presented to the county court.
next month, asking for the appointment OF
D. Callahan, Jr., rs Justice of the peace OF
this township, to fill the vacancy occasioned
BY the resignation of j. II. Mediation.
A good advertisement pays no fare on
railroads !; costs nothing for hotel bills; gives
no boxes Of cigars 20 customers, or dresses
to customsrs' wives drinks no whisky un-
der the head Of travelling expenses, but goes
1t snce and all the time about Its business,
free Of charge.
We publish on our first page, to-day, sew
eral articles, which were crowded out last
week, to which we invite attention. Among
them, ga few words of Warming" by =
lady, "King's Fool and Peoples Fool" a
Fashion Letter, and MAYHEM n Napoleon
correspondence, all Of which are Interesting.
A cheap and useful paper for our boys and
girls, is published at Topeka, Kansas, by
IHudson & Ewing. 1t is a 16-page paper,
bent monthly, postage paid, so cents per
gear. 1t is now in Its fifth year, and every
number is filled with pure and instructive
reading. Parents need not hesitate to plac.
this journal in their families. The publish.
ers offer to send sample copy for examine
!. ton, free.
200 yards 3 to 4 inch Wide black Yak laces,
ut 10 cents, at McCausland's jn1stf
D. Sailing, on Franklin street, is closing
out bis fall and winter stock of homemade
boots at cost. This is no humbug, but a re.
atty, as you Will be convinced by calling ut
his store, in the same building with Joseph
Hook. All work warranted as represented
or money refunded, Don't buy eastern slop
shop work when you can get homemade
work at almost the same price. Satisfaction
guaranteed In all cases. j25m1
Every pair OF shoes you buy you lose 30
cents, unless you buy them of Conkling.
LOOMS, at his grocery store, corner O
Franklin and Elm streets. has Just received
. large lot of goods suitable for theChrlstmas
holidays, and proposes to eel them ut prices
suited to the times. His stock OF plain and
fancy soaps, Rio. Java and Mexican ~coffe-s.
canned fruits. nuts, pruncs, candies. oysters.
&C.. must be seen 10 be appreciated. Don't
forget the place-corner of Franklin and
Elm streets. near Winkler's factory. n3Oti
Every pair OF shoes you buy you lose 80
rents, unless you buy them of Conk ling
The party at Sir. John Smiths, near Nav.
vie ", Friday night OF last week, was another
oil those nice affairs for which the family "a
fast becoming noted. TIE young gentlem.p
OF the neighnorhood also deserve credit fl
their gallantry. They do not hesitate at apy
undertaking TO plesss fha I,1;.s