Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-26
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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Buy hats of Esgleston b Co. apismZ {
Ruy your hat OF EggIeston & Co.
Chew Jsckson's Sweet Navy TOBACCO.
Nawnort ties at Davis & Allstadt's, only %
cents.
MANS hats only 50 cents, at Davis & All
stadts. pAn
n.v,s & Aylstadt are headquarters for late
style hats. HpnA..
- Pic,nr.s at nublIc sale tonight al. Royls's
Cook Store.
Ruv b.nd.sswed boots and shoes OF Eg-
a..,on g RI aprl9me
s,s.,..at ~, sboes at Davis l. Allstadt's,
only 80 cents. rr;ann
= Butterlck's patterns are the best, hrienn
s wilksr agents. apl
Bargains in all kinds Of dry goods at
Kriehn 4 Wilker's. Ap'
Wall paper of every style and Color At
D., s,o-s n15m1
Ladies', side lace kid shoes at DAVIS q All
stadt's, only 30 cents. ~
Eighty cents will buy q sewed goat shoe
Ds.,sS amst.dt,s. aprl2m1
Ladder goat sewed shoes Al DAVIS
stadt's, only 80 cents. apli nn.,.
Inst think of it, ladies' slippers at DAVIS
4 Allstadt's only IS cents. apri
The largest stock Of wall paper ID tue ei'!
can be found at Ludwigs'.
Don't forget Davis & Allstadt are seliins
ladies' kid shoes for 80 cents. apri2mi
Wall paper, latest styles. best quai'y anu
lowest prices. G. c. Ludwig.
III Won want the purest coffee to bs nao III
town. call on Geo. F. Maitland. aprl9tz-
The finest line of 5 cent cigars In the city
at the Franklin Street Drug Store. alS2
ALI the popular patent medicines OF the
d.v at the Franklin Street Drug Store.
The cheapest boots and shoes. hats anu
..n. in the city. are at Davis & Allstadts.
Come one, come all aud see the pictures
ON public sale at RoyIs's Book Store Tonight.
sob. Hannah, bile EN- own" Wnat,
Cha. good coffee from Geo. F. Maltlsnd's:
IF you want to get the worth OF your money
> buy your goods at ]. 9. Plsttenourgs, 10
-. ap5t4
We get our best tea at Maitland's, land so
does our sisters, our cousins ana our
.nnt.u apr19l2
Just received, q choice lot of the finest
Peaberry coffee, at Geo. f. Maitiand's, Lex
ington. aprioA
Do YOU smoker "W oil, hardly ever" I'M
less I can get an "Aristocrat" cigar from
a., r Maitland. aprlsl2
A fine line of soaps. combs. brushes anu
pertumery at very low prices. at the Frank
n. s,r.., Druv store apr19l2
When any man asks you 81 Tor y pairo
shoes, 20 to Davis & AIlstadt and get tne
.,m. .boe, for 90 cents. aprl2m1
All medicines pure and fresh, rememosr
this when wanting any thing. and call at the
franklin Street Drug store. aprist2
Call and see the "solid iour"-F. c.. !. b.
C.. G. w., ". &. g. and Andy, and get YOU
groceries at Geo. F.. Maitland's.
whenever you want real nice fresh cameo
roods. of the best brands, and all guaianteee
to be fresh, call on Geo. F. Maitland, Lex
,na,on apr19,2
II YOU want Ice through the entire season
from April to November, get it from Bair .
Co.'s They have q large amount..and wei
,oro.a apr26tf
Gentlemen, If you want to be considered
stylish by the college girls, smoke the lars
- tocrat" cigar, sold by Geo. +. Maitano
Isrtneton. apr19t2
You can have your prescriptions nile
carefully and with pure and fresh medicine
. at very low figures, at the Franklin stree
{ Drpu stors apr19t2
e. W. WlS0 10 say 10 every ouS
De our constant aim to give complete an
entire satisfaction In goods and prices, to a
who may pstronize Us. Royle q New.
Don't pass US by when you are looking ie
cheap dry goods; you cannot sdord it'as "
have the largest stool. and are selling 8
kinds Of dry goods and notions at very 10
figures. Kriehn s. Wi,ker.
Come In and see US before you lay out o.
cent for your spring and summer dry good
We will save you time and money by Sc
ing YOU good reliable goods at lower pric
than any house In town. kriehn al
w,,ker. apr19t2
Remember the Franklin Street DR.
Store whenever you want any thing In I
way OF drugs, medicines, soaps, conn
brushes, perfumery, envelopes and pap
stock all new and fresh, and at figures IL
I'll p,yyou to call and see. apr19t:
Ihave forty.fve gallons of Western
amel Paint, which 1 will warrant to be
good as any mixed paint sold in the CT
which i will sell for 81 60 per gallon. {
early and get some Of this cheap pal
Yours respectfully, j. W. Grant. april
Eggleston & TO. have the cheapest go
IN the city. Call and see them. apr29r
1t would be hard indeed to find q nj
stock of dry goods and notions than we
Offering this spring. and still harder to
4hen any cheaper than we propose to.
arc Offering such inducements to cash blu!
last cannot fail to be appreciated by ii
who know the value of good reliable go
Kriehn 4 Wilksr. apr19
II Save ten per cent. by buying your b
and shoes at Davis Il Allstadrs. aprl2n
The famous Star Clothing House OF
stususr needs no recommendation to Il
who have ever purchased thereat. l
know that tbs goods bought were just
represented, and the price paid as To-
not lower than similar goods could be
chased elsewhere. But now Mr. Sinauel
determined to force trade, If such a I
can he done here. He will sell any at
In bis store to cash buyers at much red
rates. His stock Of business suits, VOL
and crepe suits. white vests. white and
ey shirts, eossamer and nsinso"k umderv
necktles, scarfs, hats, caps, &c, are not
of the latest styles, but will be sold rec
less OF cost. This 10 no humbug, AS al
animation OF goods ami prices Will s
Don't forxet the place-the Star Ciol
House of H-nry slnaeur.
Laoies' hid shoes ut Davis u Allsta
only 90 cents. upr12
Mr.. r. D. Smith is engaged in bu'
y him q barn, and has determined to ma
entirely Of burr-osk wood. A short
q ago he went down into his woods, on
creek, hunting timber, and came acr
tree that exactly suited him.. With the
OF two negro men he got 1t cut down II
DAYS. when he realized the size Of the
,ter. 1t measured y feet across the st
The tree In falling pulled the heart Q
the stump, leaving a hole nearly three
across. Mr. Smith had to build q scan.
each side of the log to raise the wor
high enough TO work with a saw In CT
I'D the tree. In saving of the butt
had to cut into the tree eighteen Inch
/. each side with axes, us the saw was no
enough to 60 through. After gettI
fourteen-foet log cut of, Mr.. Smith NJ
the saw mill men to come and get
! when they came and saw the log the
there was not a wagon In the worl'
would hold 1t or q team that could hi
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