Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-26


Linen and mohair ulstsrs for ladies', now
open at Conkling's.
Ever body is advised to price the SHOES al
Conkling's before buying.
The finest line OF ladies' opera slippers and
ties is to be found at Conkllng's.
The largest stock, prettiest patterns an
cheapest carpets are at ConkIing's.
Demorest's patterns are the most popular
and reliable catalogue free, at Conkling's.
It's no use. They all give 1t up that the
cheapest and best shoes are at Conkling's.
We never had such attractions In hosiery,
lace .mitts aud gloves as we have now. Conk-
ling.
100 dozen ladies' white hose at 8 cents per
pair. The biggest bargain ever offered, at
Conkling's.
Butchers report beef cattle scarce.
What hiss become OF the Lexington b. b.
lub?
circuit court will continue in.session dur
ing most of next week.
In all the bright lexicon of England there
is no such horse as Parole.
The Register Office has been moved to the
rooms above the postofice.
Attend the public sale Of pictures at
Roy les Book Store tonight.
Jno. ID. New Is having his house painteu
outsfde-Br1ce Letton, artist.
Several brick buildings are to be put up
| Bates City during the present season.
Messrs. Drew & Welborn make their bow
to the public this week. Read their card.
l II ... k,aos hova mn mr. THAR nAW
spring suits. Wish WI could do likewise.
Ladies' Misses and chlidren's shoes sold
cheap for cash at Kriehn & Meyers. a28t2
Sewing machine needles, oil and machine
attachments at Bonnell's Book Store. a26t4
Brick making has commenced at the old
Hunter s Afford lots, north Of Main street.
Ii you want clear river tce.. free from
snow and mud, call on Bair & Co.'s wagon.
5000 yards linen lawn, all Of the new de-
signs for the coming season, now open at
ConklIng,s. apr26
5000 yards linen W all of the new de-
signs for the coming season, now open ii
Conkline,s. apr26
A. ". Robinson 4 Co. this week shipped
from the eIey aror, $500 bushels of wheat
to st. Louis.
Darkey on de steamboat; don't you heal
'em, holIsr? Rush down to riber an git
'em half a dollar.
, A full line of mems, boys and children
straw hats, which will be sold cheap for casl
at Kriebu & MEYERS. apr26-ts
Ii you want the hes: Of river Ice, at Low
rsres and full weight. Get your Ice from
Bair and Meets wagon. apr26tr
MIR. John e. Young went down to 81
Louis Tuesday night, with lot OF IL mule
belonging to Ewing & Co.
Save money by buying your dry goods q
r II. J. e. Ahrens', rs that place Is conceeo
ed to be the cheapest in town. apr26
A We have now open the largest line G
4 black silks ever on exhibition IN this city
and YOU will be astonished at their cheaI
ness. Conkling.
n We don't blow much but we mean wins
we say, when we offer the best bargains l
II boots and shoes. Call and see for yoursel
Kriehu T. Never. apr26t2
In the report OF the sale OF wheat b
Chanslor & Co. to W. +. Kerdolh, Of Il
4 Star Mills, the types made US say 400 bushel
1t should have been 1000.
ii Remember the temperance meeting at tt
e, courthouse next Thursday night. Th
ct will be the last meeting before the pstltio
will be presented to the court.
Dotted Swisses, French ~organdies, Par
i'd muslin, Breton lace, Swiss edging, delica
al shades In silk for graduating costumes, c.
be found In profusion at Conkling's. ap26
mr. The domestic Paper Fashions are t
ye most perfect fitting, the most elaborate, 81
all vet the most simple patterns ever present
NV to the public. H.. j. E. Aherns, agent. at
At H. j. E. Ahrens' can be found the b,
me selected stock Of Spring goods, comprlsi
a. all the novelties in fancy as we'll as stal
all. dry goods at bottom prices. Prices that d.
,.s all composition, apr2'
nd Colored dress silks at Conkling's.
, .sNihilists," the name or the Russian r
up oiutionists, means ''~Nothinglsts," the we
the ers being only fault finders, and was 'gi'
his. them In irony by their enemies. Althou
sr. having no reyOlutionlsts among US. we h'
hat many s'nihiilsts."
. Summer silks in great variety. Consli
En- f.. Allen received, last Thursday his pr
as ium for fourth largest list OF subscrit
ity. sent the Rural World for the six mon
Call ending April lst. II Is a spiehaio Cna'
int. Oak, low reservoir, coal cooking stove
IL fixtures, worth $40.
,ods Colored dress silks at ConklIng's.
m The steamers Durfes and Kate Kin
icer came to our wharf together last Sun
are evening, and left very near the same ii
sell The Kinney passed the Durfee just be
We Wellington. The Durfse had on board at
vers 40 colored emigrants, for Kansas.
hose Goat sewed shoes only 30 cents, at q
,ods. ling's.
,t2 The most attractive stylish, and pei
'oots fitting garments can be produceu ny tns
MI of domestic Fashions. Accompan,
f Il each Fashion is a printed description. st
hose ing how to put them together. SO simple
rbev a child could understand. H. ]. E. Ali
4 as agent. api
" # Perfumed kid g~loves-the latest m
mr.. Conkllng's.
r has An experienced teacher wishes to I
hing an immediate engagementin a private ia
rticle or public school. Music "a speciality
Iucrd several instruments, with Latin, frenc'
r>ted the usual English branches. Please CT
| fam Mrs. NickeI's, corner OF Franklin and
wear. Gross streets. Lexington. Mo. apps
only HouSekeepers should examine the c
gard. "plums," at Conk!lng's.
n ex. We publish this week the program
NOW, the entertainment to be given by the y
thing folks of the Methodist church, the pro
of which will be expended in fixing U
adI,s. inside OF their church. Everybody
2m1 vited to come, "and so are your sister
,ldirp your cousins and your aunts." Adm
AXE 1t so cents each night. Reserved ses
time BonnelPs without extra charge.
T.bo An elegant line Of dress goods now
ross a All the novelties. Conkling.
e help Mr.. j. Andy Graham,tae gentleman
n two popular agent in this city for the McCo
mon. reap .rs, mower and self.binders, b
tump. ready commenced to actively look aft
out of interests of his employers, and can b
e feet at all hours OF the day engaged in col
nm tial confsbs with his farmer friends a
arrive in town. McCormick's machine
utt1ne sustained an envlabie reputation viii
: they farmers for twenty years, and the az
,es on ment of candy" as agent here is not
# long lated to detrsct from the favor with
,no a his machines have always been receiy
otlied The large st stock, prettiest pattern
it, but cheapest carpets are at Conkling's.
y said The concert to be given at Hagen's
d that House on the 18th OF next month. as
aui II; pliment to our talented townsman, J
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