Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-06
6 g5sskIn anteIIieenesr.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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Pins, sc. per paper, at Conkling's. oso
These are good nights for spooning.
A much needed raiu Wednes dsy night.
\ Ladies' wool vest, only SOC, at Conkling's.
Read Bedding Il Clagetts big advertise
ment. ol6tf
Needles, three papers for 10c, at Conk-
ling's. $50
Town full Of people last Monday and
eTnesday.
Carpets and oil cloths, at low prices, at
Copk,ine's. $50
Choice candies. at BeedIng & Clagetrs,
Lexington, Mo. o16tf
A FULL line of sportsman's supplies, lat Beed-
ing & C,aeetrs, o23tf
Wantsd-A good young milk cow. In
quIre at this office. II
Miss Bobbitt's reading, opera house, Fri
day night, Nov. u.
The most delicious candies In the city, at
Beeding & Clagetrs. o16tf
The cheapest line of teas snd coffses in the
city, at Bleeding & Clagett's. o16tf
The best, the purest, the Live Oak brand
OF whisky. Powell keeps it. j12tf
Baehr's cider factory is In full blast, turn
ing out about 100 barrels a day.
Remember Miss Bobbftt's reading at the
opera house next Friday night.
Be sure to attend the entertainment at
Central College next Friday night.
This may be autumn, but, alas I! 1t Is also
the bitter winter of our discomfort.
Dolmans, cloaks and jackets, an endless
variety, from 50 to S35, at Conkling's. o30
A full stock of ammunition and sports
mems goods. at Bleeding & Clagett's. o16tf
The entertainment at Central Collegs next
Friday night, should be largely attended.
Buy your wall paper OF w. G. Hicks
never before sold so cheap. Call before it is
AL gone. n6tf
Miss Bobbitt should have an ovation next
Friday night. Turn out, good people, and
give 1t to her.
ASK for the s'tontine,'' the boss base-burn-
er for soft coal, at Bennett 81 MorrisOu's,
Lexington, Mo. off
Use the Live Oak whisky when you need
q stfmulant ; it is palatable and strictly pure.
Call at Powelrs for it. j2ltf
Everybody invited to come and trade Mt
Beedlng & Clagetts, where they Will be well
treated and dealt with honestly. o16tf
For Sale-F'rom one to. fifty stands of
Italian bees, in good new hives. Apply TO
DIR. G. W. Young, Lexington, No. OLGA
Bennett s. Morrison have the finest line OF
cooking and heating stoves In the county.
Be sure and see them before buying. OFT
The Red 'front.' grocery store, of Will
son Il Son IS constantly receiving fresh
goods. They are selling at the lowest
figures. m12
Fresh stock of mustard sardines, Russian
sardines, spiced sardines, tried sea trout,
shadines aud Vienna sausage, at Bedding &
Clsgett's. o16tf
Secondhand sewing machines taken in
exchange for new ones. Call at Grimes &
Venable's .jewelers, and see the new leading
machines. OF
The largest stock Of goods in the county,
and the owest prices, at the mammoth
grocery house Of Bleeding & Clagett's, Lex
ibgton, Mo. o16tf
The celebrated "Favorite'' cook stove and
the NEW Sovereign range, at Bennett &
Morrison's, opposite the Morrison-Wen emit
worth bank. off
The grandest and most magnificent dis
play Of new goods, is to be found at II. j.
E. Ahrens Dry-Goods-Bazaar, Franklin ST.,
at prices the lowest. %
A beautiful collection of dress ginghams,
In endless variety I; the styles are really taste-
full, at H.. j. E. Ahrens' Dry-Goods-B 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
county. Bedding II Clagett. o16tf
Wilson Il Son, grocers, at the .'Red Front
Ptore, ask you to give them a call. They
have the lightest room and the best selected
stock of groceries in town. mo-
We have a large stock of cooking and
peating stoves, CRATES, tin. copper, granite,
ron aud sheetiron-ware, which we intend
to sell at bedrock prices, for cash. Bennett
& Morrison. off
For Sale-One new Whitman's Monarch
Corn and Cob Crusher. Will be sold cheap
as the owner has no use for 1t. VIII save
its cost to a cattle feeder or farmer in a short
time. Apply at this office. milf
The "Red 'FRONT.' is a new store, with a
new stock and new proprietors. They are
determined to do their share of the grocery
trade. and are selling at bottom prices. Give
ibis house a call and be convinced. m22
Flannels, yarns, cassimeres for boys and
men. ladies' garments and cloaks, ladies'
shawls of every Inscription, balmoral skirts
he noobiest ever brought out, at II. j. E.
Ahrens' Dry-Goods-Bazaar, Franklin street,
lexington, Mo. %
Ehite blankets, 1914. only 81 per pair, at
%ConkliDg's. $50
This office Is under obligations to DR.. Geo.
v. Young for four neat, one pound boxes
II honey. These packages are exceedingly
convenient, especially for grocers, and the
doctor knows just how to make the bees
flfthem with first-class honey.
Special attention is called to our stock oil
dress goods, including a full line of the eel
ebrated jamestown alpacas. also a full line
Of satlns, brocades, fringes, etc. 1t will pay
you to look at our stock before purchasing
else where. Kriehn Il WIKI er. o3Ot2
Personal-Should this meet the eye oil
the individual who created u disturbance In
Achurch last Sunday by his continued cough
Ing, he will confer a favor on the congresa
ton by procuring a bottle of DR.. BulP,
Cough Syrup, which will cure him.
White blankets, 1914, only 50 per pair, Al
Conkling's. $50
Ruff. Mccormack Is farming some POOL
land near town, but he knows how to make
t "set up and hump ~ftseIf,'' to use a classi
cal expression. He has Just finished gather
fng 10 acres of corn which yielded 10 barrel.
to the acre. This is pretty good for a DIR,
season.
A horse belonging to VIM. Schoppert, Al
employe at Morrison's foundry, escaped
from him. near the fair ground, last Sstur
day night. AT the time of the. escape tn,
pony had on a saddle and bride, which wer,
Kissing when he was found. Mr.. s. is a poo
zhay, lily able to bear the loss, aud it is hone,
the finder will return them at once.
Without stretching a single point, W,
think we can offer, this fall, the largest an,
cheapest stock OF dry goods and notion
or offered in this market. and We ais
think, parties neglecting to see US befor
purchasing will make the greatest mIstak
of their lives. kriehn l. Wilker. o23t2
Red flannel only Zoe. per yard, at Cons
ing's. $50
We call especial attention to our beaut,
nj line of silks, and ladies dress trimmings
%Casbmeres for ladies' dresses in pIsi
black and shades. Alpaca Iustcrs, fror
e finest finish down to lower quality
Polite accommodation and low nr,oos nv