Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-19
Colored dress silks at Conklins's.
Buy Newport ties Of Eggleston 4 ca.

Colored dress silks at Conklins's.
Buy Newport ties OF Eggleston l. Co.
Go to Egglsston's for your straw hats.
summer sllks in great variety. Conxlinc.
Summer silks in great variety. ConkIinR
Goat button shoes only 81, at Conkling's,
All wool bunting only Is cents ut Coul.
ling's.
Mems hats only 50 cents, al Davis Il All
stsdt's. apr1sml
Davis h Ailstadt are headquarters for Iste
style hats. spr1zmI
Elegant patterns In lace curtain goods at
Canklipg's.
Ladies' Kid shoes at Davis d Allstadt's.
only 80 cents. apr12ml
Linen and mohair ulstsrs for ladies, now
open at Conkllng's.
Wall paper of every style aud color at
Royie's Book Store. n15m1
stadrs, only 80 cents. aprl2ml
just think of 1t, ladies' slippers at Davis
& Allstadt's only % cents. aprlsml
An elegant line of dress goods now open.
All the novelties. Conkllng.
Save ten per cent. by buying your boots
and shoes at Davis & AIlstadt's. apr12m1
Eggleston & Go. have the cheapest goods
In the city. Call and see them. apr29m
Our third lot this season of Hamburg
edging is now open at Conkling's.
Look through my stock of wall paper Do.
fore purchasing. 1t win pay. G. C.Ludwigs.
We never had such attractions In hosiery,
lace, mitts and gloves a. we have now. Conk.
ling.
100 dozen ladies' white hose at 8 cents per
pair: The biggest bargain ever offered, at
Conkling's.
DR.. Hassell's residence, on Main street, IS
receiving q coat of paint, and other improve
men;s are being made.
When any man asks you 81 for u pair. Of
shoes, go to Davis + AlIstadt and get the
same shoes for 80 cents. aprl2m1
Ladies should bear in mind that thesDem-
crest patterns are the Oldest and most re-
liable; to be had at C%onklin2's.
Weinvite everybody to call and take . look
through our new and elegant spring stock,
which Is now open. No troubls to show
goods. Conkllpg.
We wish TO say to every one that 1t will
be our constant aim to give complete and
entire satisfaction In goods and prices, to all
who may patronage us. Royle Il New.
We invite everybody TO call and take q
look through our new aud elegant spring
stock, which Is now open. No trouble to
o goods. Conkling.
Everybody. well, almost everybody, IL
fixing up" around his premises. Repair
Ing, fencing, painting, withdrawing, &C.,
are witnessed In every direction.
A man named Thompson, u painter, who
has been working for Mr.. j. W. Grant, was
at the German festival Monday night, and.
started for home. but while going down the
stairs, fell and broke one of the bones OF the
fore arm. The, bone was set, and Mr.. Thomp-
son will probably DO able TO attend business
In q short time. We learn that three or lour
ladies also fell on the sams stairs that light,
but fortunately did not hurt themselves.
Charlie Dunn Is out of luck. A few days
ago he had a pistol, which his friends told
him to put away before he killed himself
with it; but Charlie wanted to practice, and
he did. He shot at a hard old oak plank,
and. for q wonder, hit 1t. and the ball bounced
back, striking Charlie In the face, making
him think a ten foot pole necessary to probe
the wound. However, he was not much
hurt. Yesterday be was cayortlng around
on horseback, near the Pacific depot, when
the horse SHE'D, and Charlie went over his
head, and the horse then stepped on him.
he was badly stunned, but not seriously
nurt. and will DO all right in a day or two.
As he Is a very snterprislng young man we
expect he will make his mark in the world
or be accidentally killed before he is much
older.