Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-25
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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SHORTS.
Chew JacKson's Sweet Navy Tobacco.
A diamond tor 81, at McCsusland's. j1stf
Blankets 81 to - 50-bargains, at McCsus-
lands. )anleti
Drives In dress goods, to close out, at Nc
Causland's. )anisti
handsome stock of prints Just received
ai McCauslsnd's. Janlotl
shawl., cloaks and skirts very low, to
close out, at McCausland's. ]anlott
r For fresh oysters, we'll prepared, go to the
European Hotel, on Main street. acl4
John zeiler always keeps on hand fresh
Eth and game. His corn beef is extra
TIE. ian25m1.
Quite a large number Of young ladies were
skating upon the river several days last
week. ~. ham. nr,css
nre found at NJ. GRATIS. Gail and ex-
G'nine. octi91
For good meals at all hours, call at the
European Hotel-Restaurant, on Main street,
1.x,ng,on dc14
An elegant stock of canton %nannels, bleach
ed cottons, 1O4 sheetipgs. tickings, &C., ut
MsCausland,s. jan1stf
Don't get careless about your fires. An
ounce of preventive is worth two or three
pounds of cure.
"A splendid article of knitting yarn, re-
ducsd to so cents per pound, at II. ]. L. ALI
reus,. Frsnklin street. jn1s
200 pieces OF attractive styles Of prints, OF
the latest production, from o cents per yard
nm. at n. J. f.. Ahrens.' janis
Farmers, II you want q good meal at q
moderate price, call at the European Hotel
Restaurant, on Main street. dcl4
Fresh oysters received every day, and for
sale to families, either by the can or in bulk,
at the European Hotel-Rsstaursnt. dc14
BY an arrangement just completed, we
will hereafter furnish the st. Louis Chris
faian Advocate and lnteIllgencer one year for
IA 90. dc2Sw4.
= Great reductions in the hosiery depart
msnt. Children's hose, from 5 cents q pair
up ; ladies' hose, from 10 cents . pair up, at
n: j. e. Ahreus. janis
! DON'T buy your winters overcoat until
Sou have examined those at GRATIS. He
has the largest assortment. and will sell
cheaper than the cheapest oct19tf
The European Hotel, kept by Mr.. Charles
7.angovitsch, has neat, clean, comfortable
rooms, and rs good q table as can be found
1n the west. Charges moderate. dcl4
-Dexter's knitting eotton-ths best Of all
IS decidedly the cheapest, one ball weighing
twice ~ much as those sold at 5 cents, and
is, beside, Of superior quality, at ID. j. Z.
Ahreus., ja1stf
When you take your horse out Of the sta
BILE, each morning, rub q very small quantity
OF soft soap inside OF each shoe, and he will
have NO trouble from s'bslling'' until you
stable hin again.
The immense stock OF clothing At the sold
.relisbls'' store Of Morris Gratz, is to be
closed out at bedrock prices. Call around
and take q look through the store. No
rrouble tn show goods. oct19tf
Morris Grstz, the cold reliable'' clothier,
has an immense stock Of clothing. suitable
for the fall and winter trade. he proposes
to give his customers the full benefit of the
late decline in prices OF clothing. oct19tf
Richmond Conssrvator, 17th:-A U. 8.
detective has been soaring the merchants
around town, especially those who have been
selling cigars, and who failed to scratch on
the stamps or dsface them properly. His
visit, We presume, is intended more as a
warning than anything else, as he no doubt
discovered that while there may have been
some negligence, there was nothing OF an
, intent to dsfraud the government.
LoomIs, at his grocery ssore.-norner OF
Yeranklin and Elm streets, has just received
q large lot of goods suitable for theChrlstmas
holidays, and proposes to sell them at prices
suited to the tim es. His stock OF plain and
fancy soaps, Rio, Java and Mexican cotees.
canned fruits, nuts, prunes, candies, oysters.
&C., must be seen to he appreciated. DON'T
forget the place-corner of Franklin and
Elm streets, near Wiukier's factory. n3otf
If you want a nice breakfast, dinner or
supper, you can get it by calling on John
Zeiler, who will furnish the materials. lie
always has fresh game OF all kinds, fish,
fowls, pork. beef, and everything the mar
ket affords. He has q supply of his W
make of corn beef, pronounced by all who
have tried 1t, as the best they ever ate. He
makes q. speciality Of extra nice corn beet,
and it canno be equallsd. John knows
what 10 good, and he will have nothing else.
Beside oil these inducements, he is one OF
the clevsrest men In town to deaf with. Call
ON him. jn1sm1
tbs Dover Baptist church made q narrow
escape from fire, on Sunday morning three
weeks ago. Sunday school was being held
in the basement, and a little boy happening
to 60 up stairs discovered that the floor had
caught fire from the register. The alarm wal
given, and all present began to carry IN
snow, which was thrown on the fire, and soou
extinguished 1t. A few minutes more, and
the fire would have been beyond control
The damage was slight. The Saturday fol.
lowing an alarm Of fire was given from g
private residence, but 1t proved to be only
hue burning out.
SSedalia Democrat:-"An important deco
of conveyance was fled q few days ago In
the recorder's Office. 1t is from Joseph Sc
ligmsn, trustee. TO the st. Louis and Lexing.
ton railroad company, which conveys to sale
company all the franchise and property
Known rs the Lexington and st. Louis rail
4oad company. The condition IN the deco
Is for IS, but in the mortgage it is for $3.50,
600. The sale is subject to a lease by tn,
Mo. Pacific for ten years from January, 1878
This conveyance is recorded in Pettis, SaIin,
and Lafayette counties, through which tn.
road is operated"
Ssdalia Democrat:-"Ths people and news
papers Of Jasper county are kicking ukt
bay steers because the people of Lawrenc,
county gobbIed q lot of their stock salmon
while the car which contained them was be
ing transferred at Pierce City. 1t seems tina
the state hsh commissioner had consigned
dot Of 81, 600 young fish to the authorities o.
Jasper, for the purpose of stocking tn.
streams of that county. and cans containin:
$4,000 Of the piess were distracted from tn,
car at Pierce. The Carthagenians vow ster
nal. deep-seated, dynamite vengeance, ane
are grinding their tinger-nails for the fray
Every farmer should keep 8 scrap pool
When lie finds q valuable hint In his pape
he should at once cut 1t out and preserve /
= for future reference. In q few years, il h
pursues this plan. he will have collected a Ii
brary OF valuable Information Of such a char
actsr As Ia not to be obtained from any othe
source. II he does not keep a scrap book hi
papers will soon be mislaid or torn up, an,
then the good ideas he has obtained fror
reading them will soon have passed from hl
mind and been lost. An old government