Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-27
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Fowls need shelter.
That turkey was good.
This is n sooner winter.
Shelter for stock saves feed.
Snow again Wednesday last.
Christmas is just Is days off.
Live Oak whisky at Powell's. j12tf
First sleighs out last Wednesday.
Western troupe every night next week.
Cioaks 81 10 and upwards, at Conkling's
Western troupe, opera house, all mex
week.
Read Beed1ng & Clagett's big advertise
nent. o16,f
Z W. Keene wants a good, reliable farn
hand. n2Ot2
Thursday.
The "Bernhardt' silk lace icbu, now a
Conkl,ng's. n27
Western theater company at opera heus'
all next week.
Choice candies, at BeedIng Il Clagett's
Lexington, Mo. ol6tf
A full line of sportsmsn's supplies, at Beed'
ing & CIagetrs. o23tf
The most delicious candies In the city, al
Bedding s. Clagett's. o16tf
Send the In%telligencer to absent friends,
1t is better than q letter.
The lowest prices on carpets and oil
cloths. are at Conkling's. n27
Ar endless variety of fresh novelties,
opened to-day. Conkling. MT
The cheapest line of teas snd cotfses In the
city, at Beedlng & CIsgett's. ol6tf
A new line Of light colored cloaking ,open-
cd this morning. Conkling. n27
The best, the purest, the Live Oak brand
OF whisky. Powell keeps it. j12tf
We understand that Mr.. Upton Wilson
has purchased the Beck property.
A full stock of ammunition and sports
mems goods. at Bedding & Clage,t's. ol6tf
For rent the residence lately occupied by
E. l.. Bleeding. Apply at Bedding & Clagetrs
store. ,n2Ot1
Buy your wall paper OF W. e. Hicks
never before sold so cheap. Call before it is
all gone. n6tf
Maj. Wilson has sold his frame residence
on Franklin street, to MIR. Henry Winkler,
for 50, 900.
Our line of jackets, dolmans and cloaks is
full, aud prices have been greatly reducedto
close. ConkIIng. NAT i
Wanted-To exchange a good Parker
breech loading shotgun for a good cow. In
qu!re at this office.
We are told that the separator factory is
certain to be established here. We are glad
to record the fact.
Our line of jackets. dolmans and cloaks is
full, and prices have been greatly reduced
10 close. Conkling. n27
Use the Live Oak whisky when you need
a stimulant it is palatabls and strictly pure.
Call at PowelPs for 1t. j21tf
Everybody invited to come and trade at
Bseling & Clsgstt's, where they will be well
treated and dealt with honestly. o16tf
Mrs. j. D.. Robinson sold, recently. to Mr..
Harry Gilmore. 43 acres OF land, about three
miles from town. for $40 per acre.
Bennett s. Morrison have the finest line of
cooking and heating stoves IN the county.
Be sure aud see them before buying. OFT
Read Mr.. hacklett advertisement. He
has a neat, clean, new stock of goods sells
low, and is accommodating to his customers.
Fresh stock OF mustard sardines, Russian
sardlnes, spiced sardines. Tried sea trout,
shstines and Vienna sausage, at Beeding &
Clagetrs o16tf
Secondhand sewing machines taken in
exchange TOR new ones. Call at Grimes &
Versailles. jewellers, and see the new leading
machines. OF
The largest stock of goods in the county,
and the lowest prices, at the mammoth
grocery house of Beeding & Clagett'>, Lex
ipgton. Mo. o16tf
The best way to keep sausage Is to make
1t out In little pats, cook it two-thirds done,
and pack 1t down In lard. No other plan
equals this.
The celebrated "Favorite' cook stove and
the ''new SovereIAa" range. at Bennet q
Morrison's, opposite the Morrison W emit
worth bank. Off
The grandest and most magnificent di--
play of new goods, is to be found ut H. j.
E. Ahrens Dry-Goods-Bazaar, Franklin ST.,
at prices the lowest. %
A cauufui collection of dress %sinShams,
IN endless variety the styles are really taste
full, at II. j. E Ahrens' Dry-Goods-Bazaar,
Franklin street, Lexington, Mo. %
We keep the biggest stock Of sugars and
coIees IN the county and give you more OF
them for a dollar than any merchant in the
Bedding i Clagett. o16tf
Wanted at once,a large lot OF dried apples,
peaches, good Trash butter in nice rolls, and
fresh eggs for which 1 will pay the highest
market price. Geo. f. Maitland. n27t2
The military company was out Thanks.
giving day marching to the inspiring notes
OF two drums. For their experience they
60 through the motions pretty well.
Ii you intend buying q cook or heating
stove it will be to your interest to look
through Bennett u Morrison's stock and get
their prices before buying elsewhere. n2Otf
A fuil line OF the celebrated Indisnola,
Lexington and Economy cook stoves and
Vulcan heating stoves made by e. A. Nor
rison for sale at Bennett 4 Morrison's, Main
street. n2Otf
We have a large stock Of cooking and
heating stoves, CRATES, tin, copper, granite,
iron and sheetlron-ware. which we intend
to sell at bed-rock prices, for cash. Bennett
& Morrison. off
Lost-A large White Cow about six years
old. Has red neck, small red spots on side.
Any Information Will be rewarded by leay-
Ing Information at the office OF j. u. Shewal-
ter or Tim. Howard. n20tSs
For Sale-One new Whitman's Monsrch
Corn and Cob Crusher. Will be sold cheap
as the owner has no use for it. VIII save
Its cost to a cattle feeder OF farmer in a short
time. Apply at this Office. milf
A beautiful collection Of dress prints, in
hundreds of shades. The styles
are pretty, and in fact they are more
OF rich worsted goods. at II.
j. f.. Ahrens' Dry-Goods-Bazaar, Franklin
street os
FianneIs, yarns. cass!meres for boys and
men. ladies' garments and ciosks, ladies'
shswis OF every description, baimor4i +kirts
the nobbiest ever brought out, at II. j. e
Dry-Goods-Bszsar, FRANKLIN street,
Mo. %
Baltimore, Md have used DR.. gulps
.omgn Syrup personally and IN my family
for two or three Years. and ain prepared to
say thst there is nothing TO compare to IL as
4 remedy for coughs, colds. etc. james
CorrIe, dentist.
Messrs. Philip s Albert Keller, our popu.
ar ei0tL.iers, propose TO build u hsndsom-
and imposing business houer. on their Ini on
Main street THE plans have been hraNn
,nd work will begin early in the spring.
rhey say it will be the finest store ID thu
:ItY.