Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1879-11-08

DIR. Warmers corsets at kriehn & Will
ker's. n1i2
Walking match at opera house Novem-
ber 10.
"Minnie's Luck tonight at the opera
house.
Look out for the falling stars next Thurs
day night.
James Mcclure will have a preliminary
trial Monday.
The wonder OF the age, Kriehn & Wilker's
five cent counter, noNSt2
A large stock OF sbawls will be sold cheap
at NJ. f. Keler's. oim3
1901 different articles at five cents each.
Kriebn Il Wilkcr. no,St2
ErIebn 4 WIlker's, n1t2
Go see the beautiful Wallace sisters at the
opera house tonight.
The Forbes dramatic company next Mon
day and Tuesday nights.
Another block on Franklin street is re-
ceiving a coat of macadam.
Mr.. w. d. Lewis has just completed n fine
barn on his farm in Middleton township.
The river, yesterday, stood at one foot
Come and see what nickel will buy at
Kriehn & Wilker's five cent counter. nS;2
Now is the time aud Kriehn & Wilker's
Is the place to buy your jeans and tlanneis
cheap n1t2
County grange. meeting at Higginsvllle.
Lafayette county, Mo-, Saturday, Nuyem-
Der %
NJ. L. Keller's stock of ready-made cloth
Ing is complete, and will be sold very
cheap. o4m3
Trimmed hats at from fifty cents up, may
be found at Miss Sue Rifles. Main street,
Lexington, Mo. nSio
The latest novelties in fancy birds and
feathers at Miss Sue Rifles, Main street,
Lexington, Mo. nSt5
Ladies' furs in great variety at less than
half their value, at NJ. E. Keller's, nearly
opposite the courthouse. o4m3
Mr.. Polk Corder is building fine barn in
Weston are the builders.
The firm of Cooper and Ly ons, Page City,
is dissolved by mutual consent. See official
notice in another column.
The newest styles in ladies' and misses
shawls, children's hoods, children's ulsters,
cheap at ii. j. Ahren's. nStf
Only fifty cents for the round trip over the
X. e. d E., from this place to Waterloo.
from Thursday till Sunday.
New clouks and dollmans just received at
kriehn & W1lker's. Call and see them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. n1t2
Mr.. Cors, the merchant tailor has removed
to the Kriehn store. formerly occupied by
Messrs. j. A. Quarles II Co.
The ladies Of Lexington and vicinity will
find the largest assortment of millinery at
Miss Sue Rifles, Main street. nSt5
Found-Sunday, at Presbyterian church "a
lace collar with gold and coral PIN and blue
ribbon. Inquire at this Office.
Davis creek grange proposes to buildaa
grange hall this winter, probably OH Nj. Jno.
E. Burdens farm in Davis township.
Found-On Main street, last Monday, q
gold breastpin, which the owner can get by
calling at this office and describing property.
Try Leon, Boucher & Co.'s ready mixed
gloss paints. We guarantee them. All
colors for sale at Gordon Il Fulkerson's drug
| store. novm1
misses and children's hosiery, the prettiest
| and newest of the season, at IL. j. f.
| Ahren's. nStf
For the Holidays, Kriehn h Wilker have
| opened five cent department, where bar
gains in all kinds of notions and jewelry
can be found. novS,2
just opened out 800 pieces, the most beau.
| tHY,I coiJpctInn nf dreSS nrints nj the very
lowest prices in the city ,at II. j. Z. Ahren's,
Lexington. Mo. nStf
| The Wallace Sisters Dramatic Company
| will play '.Minnie's Luck'' at the opers
house tonight, supported by good com
pany. See large bills.
| One of our farmer friends was so unfor
tunate. while in town last Monday, as tt
lose a five dollar greepback. The finder viii
please leave at this office.
! If you want to paint your houses try Leon
Boucher Il Co.'s ready mixed gloss paints
We guarantee them. For sale at Gordol
Il Fulkerson's drug store. novm1
Mr.. Virgil Hilliard, of Dover township
left al our office, this week, two immens,
heads of cabbage, one Of them about til;
s'ze of a half bushel measure.
Bentley Scott, a United States prisoner
has been sentenced to one years contine
ment in the Lafayette county Jail for robb
ing an express package, in Kansas City.
MIR. Robert d. Russell bought out the hal
interest of his partner, MIR. JAS. S. Collision
In 129 acres of land. near Odessa, a few day
ago, at $50 Per acre. Good improvements
Adam Walk will ring the old town engin
bell next Thursday night if the stars begi
to shoot; we believe arrangements hav
been made to ring the bell at the city ha
also.
Catarrh is in most cases the result of
neglected cold or cough. "Brown's Bron
) chiaI Troches" have soothing effect on th
trritated membrane extending from the nos
to the throat novSt2
Just opened out the greatest variety, an
the most beautiful collection of America
aud foreign dress goods, the cheapest eve
brought to this city, at Ii. j. Z. Ahren':
Lexington, Mo. nStf
As the Narrow Gauge engine was bein
brought out, Wednesday morning, to be a
tached to the tram, the tender ran OF tll
track at the turn-table and freight engin
had to be substituted for it for the trip.
A welcome and interesting communic
tion from Mayvlew reached Us yesterday a
. ternoon too late for this issue-many 9th,
matters prepared for the printer were a!s
> unavoidably crowded out by legal adveris
ments.
II. j. E. Abrens is now ready to offer
the trade the greatest amount of CDR
GOODS" ever brought to Lexington; con
u prising all the latest novelties of the Sc
son he is preparing now to get in his ne
: : house soon and his motto will be the chea]
est of all-west of st. Louis. novStf
MIR. John Holwell got very severe ia
=, yesterday, about six O'Clock p. M In pas
- ing down u ladder at the back part of NJ
Ahren's new store, face foremost, the ladd
slipped and he came down with it, falling
his back, which was badly hurt. DIR. \
kinson was called and Mr.. II. was prompt
removed 10 his home.
Lewis Robinson. colored, living on Il
- Bledsoe place, near Msyview, while driviI
to Lexington with load of corn, last Mo
day, ran his team aud wagon into gull
- about twenty feet deep. at Brush creek. |
succeeded in jumping from the load, hil
self, and singular to relate, no DAMAGE W
done to team or wagon.
- As Mrs. Gideon Caldwell, in East Lexf,