Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
Telephone sticks at Maitland's. n:
SAGE. at Gordon & F%ulkerson's. p:

EnRlsn plum puuoiuk y ohe Poono Sous'
at Maitland's. d1at2
Skating is now splendid on the ponds and
at the culvert.
Milk crackers; oh they are daisies! Get
,em at Msitland,s, n29t2
Boneless herring and spiced sardines, new
! goods. at Msitisnd's, d13t2
Mince meat In 5 pound cans and in bulk,
at Geo. +. Maitland's. nl5t4
The river, yesterday, stood 8 feet I inches
above low water mark.
California currant jelly California dried
lima beans, at Maltlsnd's. d1ats
Fresh cranberrles, largest ever sold in
Lexington, at Maitland's. dl3i2
Smoke the ..Palace Carr cigar. For sale
only by Geo. F. Maitland. n29t2
Christmas toys for all; the greatest varie-
| ty always at G. G. Ludwigs'. n29m1
Alden evaporated apples, new prunes and
dried peaches, at Maitland's. 1882
Overcoats from 80 to S22 at Henry
S%inauer's Star Clothing House. dec6i2
CoIored sugar, icing sugar and other cake
trimmings, at Geo. F. Maiilsnd's. n15t4
The thermometer. at five O'Clock yester-
day morning, marked 8 degrees above zero.
1ubI "uOUUy VI luC 1uteiIIScuCCA D
| ing prison labor on the county roads, works
well.
Fresh mackerel, in one pound cans, the
incest goods In The market, at Geo. f. Matt
lambs n15t4
We can and will sell Jeans and fisnnels
cheaper than any other house. Kriehn i
Wilker. d13t2
Fresh oysters direct from Baltimore, re-
ceived and for sale every day, at George F..
Maltland's. dc
The incest Christmas present you can
make to a bousekeeper. is a sack OF Robin
| sons Red r -four. d6t3
1 have the finest stock Of all kinds of fancy
goods in Lexington. and all new and FRESH.
Geo. F. Maitland. n26t2
winkler manufactures some Of the finest
| and cheapest furniture We ever saw. Call
on him for prices. j2l
Bargains in ladies, misses and chlldren's
wooden hosiery to close out before Xmas, at
Kriehn l. Wllker's. d13t2
Tn very finest maple syrup, in cans aud
In barrels by the gallon. Maple sugar IN
bricks, at MaitIand's. n15t4
For a real nice solid walnut bedstead or
table, or any other nice and cheap furniture,
call on II. & +. Wlnkler. j21
Mr.. Jos. L. Thomas little girl Anita, fell
against a hot stove the other day and burned
one Of her hands severely.
1 have the finest line of soda crackers,
lemon and ginger snaps and other fancy
crackers, at Geo. F. Maitland's. n15t4
Ladies desiring q nice and good-ftting
cloak or dolmsn for as little money as posi-
BILE will do well to call at h. j.. E. Ahrens'.
Joseph Wolf, at Hultz's stable on Frank
lin street. wishes to buy broom corn. for
which he will pay the highest market price.
Christmas is coming and everybody wants
nice, white cake and bread. TIL way to get
1t Is to buy Robinson's Red 3 or Snow Flake
flour. d6t3
Try Leon, Boucher b Co.'s ready mixed
gloss paints. We guarantee them. All
oolors for sale at Gordon s. Fulkerson's drug
store. novSml
The Lexington coal mines have not yet
made any new contracts with the X. P. or
other roads, but they will, no doubt, soon
do so.
Mr.. Oliver has removed his sawmill to .
fpoint some two and 4 half miles from Con-
cordia, and associated with him Mr.. B.. F.
Stein.
st. Louis and Kansas City sugar cured
hams, beef tongues, smoked buffalo tongues
and sugar cured dried beef, at George +.
Maitland's. n15t4
For a nice double or singleishawl, nubia.
scarf, knit hood, knit ulster or felt skirt, al
prices less than aetna value, call at H. j,
E. Ahrens'. d13tf
, The best assortment Of fancy soaps, per
fumeries, tooth-brushes, hair.brushes, comb
!. &C., at Gordon d FuIkerson's drug store
Lexington, Mo. novsm1
There will be . grand supper at Mrs. T. j
Henry's, in Dover, some time during Christ
mas week. More particular notice Of Il
will be given In our next issue.
E Especial attention is called to Mr.. II. J. E
Ahrens' new double column advertisement
which appears for the first time in to-day
paper. He says what he means and mean
> what he says.
. Our toy department Is larger than usual
The children must be made happy. Cal
early and make your selections, at Grimes
Venable's, jewelers., Zsiler Bros. old stand
Lexington, Mo. n29t4
Wanted.-A woman or girl, white or black
who can do the cooking for q small family. Liv
near Third ward school. Prefer one who live
in the nelghborhood, and can sleep at her ow
J. home. Apply at this Office. nov29-tf
IL The city council should take steps to plac
d . lamp at the corner of Third and Broac
Way. There are a great many taxpayers o
d Third street. and under the hill, who woul
IS be accommodated by a lamp at that point.
There will be q ball given at the Thom
house on Christmas Eve. by MIR. and Mr.
D. Thoma. 1t will be a pleasant affair, {
to course, especially will the supper be a goo
is one, as Mrs. Thoms never does things b
halves.
10 BY an arrangement Just made we are ell
N abled to club our paper with the St. Lou
Times at 81 Is per year. The Times. und,
IL Its new, and this time permanent, manag
ment is frst-class In all particulars and r
ne llably democratic. u
g.. The Business Association held a meetir
st last Thursday night, at the COURTEOUS
IT. Some routine business was transacted. A
other meeting will be held ut the same pla
of next Thursday night, when the commit,
ed on the immigration circular will make
cy final report.
NJ; Our large and timely investments in cas-.
RS meres. jeans, wooden and cotton flame
rs, &c, made before the recent advance, enabl
us to give our customers the advantage
to still buying these goods OF US at the O
~ prices, which were so sstonishingly 10
II. j. f.. Ahrens. d13ti
ca The great snow storm OF last winter col
wv menced at 8 O'Clock, Thursday night, o
lp- cember 18th, and continued all the next da
I the 18th. Thirty inches of snow fell.
rr. the streets Of Lexington it was piled
IRE from four 10 six feet In depth, and 1t "
RS never be forgotten by our people.
1as We have undoubtedly the largest and b.
te- selected line of ladies' cloth and watsrpro
IRE Of any competing house In the county. A
'od In order to close out these as we'll as our
tire stock as nearly and as soon as possil
r.- before moving into. our new business hou
F. we shall sell them at such reduced prices
6 will insure their speedy sale. II. j.
of Ahrens. d13t
his THE CHRISTMAS CONCERT is INSUR.
,tv against the weather. There will be no rain
tn CLOUD in Hagen's Opera House on the 18th
49, December. Ask Tice and Old Probabiliti
Soma possibility of showers, more or less,
ny Lafayette County, but at Hsgen's all will
FOu fair and inviting. Seats therefore will ha