Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-09
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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Georgia Ministries.
Walking match tonight.
Brush up that old overcoat.
Criminal court next Monday.
Live Oak whisky at PowelPs. jill
The Georgia Ministries are coming.
Georgia Mrnstrels next "wednesday night.
R,pe HENS Chickens tonight. Come out.
,,ncho.OuiniEe cures chills and fever. TT
Uncle Strod, what does the goose zone
lay?
orsanize a Hancock club in each town.
ehip.
A full line of jamestown alpacas, at Conk-
ang's. SD
You can't vote except at your our pre-
;inrt.
All fresh novelties are to be found, at
..,;,o $50
Old fashioned cherry bounce, at Bleeding
& Clagett's. as
Beautiful fall w~eather-neither too warm
nor too cold.
A choice line of extra toilet soap, at
p.o,inox H. c,apet,,s- s4tf
The AlIstadt sale will take place next
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Saturday., October l6.
so pieces new fall prints only octs. a yard
at Kriehn II WiIker's. oztz
Come In, next Saturday and hear W. splen-
rdid democratic speeches.
The best, the purest, the Live YAK oraho
of whisky. Powell keeps it. )i2u
Total enrolment Lexington public Schools
655 Everage attendance. 600.
Republican primaries to-day; county COLI
yent.on, HIgginsville. Oct..14
Wait and see our new stock Of carpets 10
arrive next week. Royle & New. sls4t
Extrs choice oat meal soap only D cents
per cake, at Beading s. Clagetts. s4tf
MIR. ]. P. Hall is adding to and otherwise
improving his residence on Ridgeway.
M matter what a lady wants, II 1t Is FASH
ionable, 1t can be found at Conkling's. $50
Georgia Minstrels next Wednesday night.
If YOU want to laugh go to the minstreis'
Nine. I)emorest's most reliable patterns,
Hoota,opue and journal free, are at Conk.
ling's.
J. Georgia Minstrels, at the opera house,
next Wednesday night. They are worth
seeing.
Go to the Laurel street Restaurant for a
oood meal. or for fresh oysters served In the
-, s,,,o s11t4
The Catholic parochlal school In this city,
onened last Monday. 1t is taught by MISS
Rosie Smith.
100 pieces new dress style ginghams, and
5oO pieces of extra choice prints at Kriehn
Wiiker's. o"|
Next week we can offer you all the novel.
Ties I'm ladies' neck ware. Royle q New,
Io.,nn.on Mo s1St4
r. Mr. Thos. D. Saunders showed US a vigor'
Gus pear bloom, a few days ago. from one y
his trees, near town.
Use the Live Oak whisky when you neeo
q stimulant it is palatable and strictly pure
C.1, Powa,ps for It. j21tf
DIR. j. Murray, the occulist, Will be IN Lex
1ngton, Wednesday,, Oct. 9th, at CONNER
- u,rso for one dsy. o9i3
We are Offering the balance OF our sho'
stock at twenty-five per cent. less tnan cos
to close. Conkling 4 Co. s|o
The elegant residence low occupied by 4
Lakeland Bleeding is for rent, at a low price
1910 p.odi, a g. C,aoett. s4tf
Bennett 4 Morrison have the finest line o
cooking and heating stoves In the county
Be sure and see them before buying. OH
The wheat sowing was somewhat Intel
rupted by the rains of last week, ane
though late. a good deal will still be sown
Tn .Red 'FRONT.' grocery store, OF Wi
son & Son Is constantly receiving fres
goods. They are selling at the lowe
&C NIL
Lost. last week, on the streets, or lett
some store, a lady's hair switch-fnd'
will be switched If he don'taleave 1t at MI
Morehead's.
Extra choice sugars and c%ofees, at Bee
ing & Clagett's. and they Will give you mo
of them for a dollar than any merchant
the county. ai4
DR. NJ. Adams sold to Jno. Lyons, 80 he
OF I months pigs, averaging Zoo pouht
at s4L per hundred. They were Berkshi
and Chester.
We have been unavoidably compelled
crowd over some of our county correspt
derce.. Come as usual, next week, ana
will get 1t all in.
We learn from President Lanneau that
pupiIs now number 105, and that this l
material advance on the number enrol
this time last year.
The yrandest and most magnificent {
play of new goods, Is TO be found al ID
E. Ahrens Dry-Goods-Bazaar, Franklin
at prices the lowest. o
There have been various changes OF Il
on the railroads leading out OF this C
received here too late for correction on
outside OF this issue.
Now is the best time to eat oysters,
the best place to get them served to SUIT y
taste is at Wiley " Co.'s Laurel street !
,.rront DON'T forget it. sill
Mr.. Jos. l.. Thomas, Of the ferry C
pany, has made arrangements for be
western connections from this city over
Wabash and Pacific road.
Wilson s. Son, grocers, at the cred Fro
store, ask you to give them a call. 1
have the lIghtest room and the best sele
stock of groceries in town. m
Can't. Conner was In his element last
day. with what the Scotch call a 'tatr'
him the whole day-about three nun
people laughing at his jokes and bIddin
his wares.
There was a big crowd in town last
day, the merchants being unable to wa
all their customers. The stock ssles
and should he encouraged by our bus
men and stock dealers.
Stray horse at Mr. C. L. Ewing's Of
Columbus road, 10 miles south of LIE
ton. 1t is a bay roam, about 16 hands
about 6 years old. The owner can &c
by paying for this notice {
For SaIe-One new Whitman's Mo
Corn and Cob Crusher. Will be sold
as the owner has no use for 1t. VIII
its cost to a cattle feeder or farmer in a
time. Apply at this Office. u
The city engineer has put a new w
culyert in the street at the corner OF
and Locust streets. He has also filled
gullies in the streets with the refuse
bats from the railroad hotel.
The sRed 'FRONT.' is q new store, '
! new stock and new proprietors. Tn
= determined to do their share of the g
trade. and are selling at bottom prices
this house a call and be convinced.
want to be i soldier, around-at Y
stand; a good hot meal before me
oysters near my hand then 1 will be
and try to eat my fill, for there l get II
of things. and moderate is the bill.