Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-18
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Blankets 81 to u 6O-bargains,a at McCaus-
lands. janlStf
cloaks and shawls at cost ut Kriehn &
Wilker's. janllt2
Throw your crumbs whore the birds will
ind them.
A handsome stock Of prints Just received
at McCausland's. jsn1stf
In the house Of representatives a BeIch Is
louder than words.
No. 1 yarn reiuced to 60 cents per ID. at
.kriehp l. Wilker's. jan11t2
Good knitting lotion only . cents II hali,ai
Kr,ebn q WtIksr's. jan11r2
100 pieces best standard prints at . cents q
yard ut Kriehn Il Wilksr's. jan11t2
For fresh oysters, well prepared, 60 to the
European Hotel. on Main street. dcl4
Twelve minutes have been added to the
days length since last Saturday.
The annual cry that the fruit buds are all
killed 10 now heard throughout the land.
While you are sleighlng your girl. don't
slay your horse. You will need him again.
The largest stock and the lowest prices In
dry goods can be found at Kriehn q Will
ksr's. jan11t2
Z. The nobbfsst suits and the cheapest prices
are found at N. Gratz's. Call and ex-
anime. octl9tf
When you lend one another your coats,
boys, be surs you know what you left in the
pockets.
Great reduction in all departments to close
out the balance of our winter stock. Kriehn
& WiIker. jan1lt2
Ths slset upon the trees, glistsnirg IN the
sunlight, last Thursday morning. was = beau
tiful sight.
For good meals at all hours, call at the
European hotsl-Rsstaurant, on Main street,
Lexington. dc14
An elegant stock Of canton f~isnnels. bleach
Cd cottons, '104 shestings. tickings, &C., at
McCausland's. jan1stf
Don't get careless about your fires. An
ounce Of preventive is worth two or three
pounds Of cure.
For jeans. iannsls. blankets, ETC., at re-
dueed prices, 60 to Krishn & Wilker's. on
franklin street. jan11t2
Farmers, II you q q good meal at q
moderate price, call At the European Hotel
Restaurant, on Main street. dc14
A large lot of ladies', misses and childen's
hose; also . splendid line Of mons socks will
be sold cheap at kriehn = Wilker's. j1lt2
The afternoon train en- the Narrow Gauge
has bssn discontinued, and there is now but
one regular passenger train . day over thii
resd.
A grsat many Of the boys around towr
spend their Sundays in skating upon the
river. Some of them are old enough to know
better.
Most of our exchanges nave suffered Sc
come to US very badly printed, . sure sign
Of frozen rollers.
The clearly housewife will soon commences
complaining about tracking mud int the
house. Patience, my dear; trouble and tax.
% are omniprssent.
Don't buv your winters overcoat until
you have examined those at GRATIS. Hs
has the largest assortment and will sell
cheaper than the cheapest oct19tf
The cistsrns about town are nearly al
empty. The recent thsws have lone then
no good, Is all the cutters we're full of ice
and could not conuuct water.
Collins will attend to our federal relation
this winter. Some Of them will require &
great deal of attention to restore them to {
condition of health and purity.
The European Hotel, kept by Mr.. Charles
Langovitsch, has neat, clean. comfortabl.
rooms, and rs good q table rs can be found
In the west. Charges moderate. dcl4
Would 1t not bs Il good idea to repair til,
awnings before the stores of Messrs. Crime.
4 Venable and Davis & Allstadl, SO tina
those props could be taken from underneath
them?
The boys have nne sielghinx on PIN,
street, rs they can start at the gas hous,
and easily go to the bottom of the hill. The,
should take rest from this amusement Of
Sundays.
The immense stock Of clothing at the so,
reliabls'' store Of Morris Gratz, Is to b
closed out At bedrock prices. Call aroup,
and take Q look through the store. N,
trouble to show goods. oct18tf
There was . mar in our office, Monday
who had never read the beautiful Snow
We furnished him 4 copy, and hs enjoyed
immensely, and read it aloud for the bensf
Of the crowd. We still survive.
Mr.. Ed. Youngs, Of Freedom township,
. happy grandfather. Our informant tel
Us that he was 50 delighted with the new.
that he Mounted his horse and rode over tn
nsiEhborheod telling the glad tidings.
Norris Grstz, the cold reliable'' clotbie,
has an immense stock Of clothing, sultabl
for the fall and winter trade. HI propose
to give his customers the full benefit of tn
late decline In prices or clothing. octl9tr
Considerable excitement was caused, lai
Saturday evening, about six O'Clock, by
crowd Of some fifteen or twenty men collie,
ted on Tsvis' corner. They were VIM. Bair'
ice gstherers, who we're being paid for the
weeks work.
Geo. Schroster, Of the Tivoli, spread
grand lunch on Wednesday morning, an
another that night, and Notwithstanding tb
rain, snow and slush generally, he was vi,
Tied BY . large number OF friends. The lunc
was pronounced first-clsss.
A dispatch was received from Sedslia Q
Wednesday morning, stating that Allen hs
been chosen for senator for the long term
the democratic Caucus at Jefferson City tb
night before. The news spread rapidly, an
created . great deal of comment before
was found to be Z csnsrd.
All the newspapers are talking abor
Madam Anderson's great feat. Suppsslu
thai she has great feet, what right have tb
Newspaper fellows to keep telling her abor
It? Old man Anderson will hear about
after . while, and will make you wish yo
had attended to FOUR W business.
During the continued dry weather last IA
several e%nterprIsing citizens of Lincoln. Be,
ton county, Junk an artsslan well. wbic
proved in every way successful. and yielde
An abundance Of pure water. II our farme
viii form local companies, sink good we'll
and take measures for keeping them ia goo
order, they would soon find their benefit
Instead Of having to drive their stock frol
two to five miles In winter for water.
LOOMS, at his grocery store, corner O
Franklin and Elm streets, has lust receive
large lot Of goods suitable for theChr1stms
holidays, and proposes to sell them at price
suited to the times. His stock of plain an
fancy sosps, Rio, Java and Mexican cofees
canned fruits. nuts. prunes, candies, oyster.
&C., must be seen to be appreciated. Dom
forget the place-corner of Franklin an
Elm streets. near WinkIer's factory. n3OtI
W. publish to-day the annual stateme,
OF the Morrison-W sntworth bank, to whic
we iavite the attention OF all interested
This Institution is SO we'll established In til
confidence of the public as to need no wore
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