Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-23
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Carbohydrates cures chills and fever II
\ full line of jamestown a!pacas. at Conk-
ling's. SO
Read Beedlng ~ Clagett's big advertise
ment. olotf
New styles in glass tea sets, for SOC. at
Youno-s U23t1
A fresh novelties are to be found, at
/, Conkling's. SO
Ducks were never so plentiful on the lakes
hereabouts.
Read SeeIig II Bros advertisement in an
| o,ber coIpmu. o16t2
: Choice candies, at Beedtng II Clagett's,
Lexington. Mo. o16tf
A full line of sportsmsu's supplies. at Beed-
- C,apetts. o23tf
The way to certainly have a thing done is
to do IL yourself.
The most delicious candies In the city. at
Bedding & Clagett's. olotf
The bad weather prevented the public
speaking here ast..Saturdsy.
The cheapest line of teas and coffees in the
city, at Bleeding & Clagett's. ol6tf
: The best, the purest, the Live Oak brand
i OF whisky. Powell keeps it. JILL
) You can not vote except at your W pre-
, cinct. Stay there on election day.
There are now 1l3 pupils at the Elizabeth
Aull Seminary, a gain over last year.
/. The terror of the law is not In Its severi-
: ty. but in the certainty of its execution.
: No matter what a lady wants, III 1t is FASH
i iopable, 1t can be found at CoDkling's. $50
The chief pride of American men is their
chiv,lrous regard for woman. Cultivate 1t.
Nine. Demorest's most reliable patterns,
catalogue and journal free, are at Conk-
ling's. 80
, Gel. McCIellsnd will be sure to speak In
this city Monday, November 1. Come in and
: hear him.
A correspondent wants to know how to
spell dypntheria. 1t Is easy enough when
you know how.
Just opened at Young's, a beautiful line
of French China and Bohemian ware in
vases, toilet sets, &c. o2S'I
Use the Live Oak whisky when you need
a sttmuIant : it is palatsble and strictly pure.
Gal, at Powell's for 1t. j21tf
DIR. J. Murray, the occulist. Will be in Lex
fngton, Wednesday. Oct. 9th, at CONNER
.;s, uorse for one d,y. o9t3
Come in Monday, November L. and hear
the speeches. There will be no failure on
the part Of the speakers.
We are Offering the balance Of our shoe
stock at twenty-five per cent. less than cost
20 o,ose conkIjru 4 &c. s20
Everybody invited to come and trade OF
BeedIng & Clagett's, 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, Mo. ol6t4
The Red 'FRONT.' grocery store. of VIII
son & Son Is constantly receiving fresh
goods. They are selling at the lowest
figures. ml2
The town has been full Of people. again,
tbf. week, the weather being fine, and the
merchants have been doing an excellent
business.
Fresh stock of mustard sardines, Russian
sardines, spiced sardines. tried sea trout,
sbadines and Vienna sausage, at Bedding &
C,.oe,,,s O1Gtf
Secondhand sewing machines taken in
exchange for new ones. Call at Grimes d
VenabIe's.jewelers. and see the new leading
-o.ti,as %
The largest stock of goods In the county,
and the lowest prices, at the mammoth
grocery house of Bleeding Il Ciagett's, Lex.
iDgton. Mo. ol6ti
Ask for Clark's o. n. T.. thread wound on
white spool. For sale . spools for 25c, by
Kriehu & Wuker, W. G. McCausland and
NJ F. Keller. o23t1
A beautiful collection of dress ginghams,
in endless variety ; the styles are really taste
full, at IL. j. E. Ahrens' Dry-Goods-Bazaar,
Franklin street, Lexington, Mo. %
The grandest and most magnificent dis
play of new goods, is to be found at Il. j
E. Ahrens Dry-Goods-Bazaar, Franklin St.
at prices the lowest. o9
The coal business seems to be lively
miners are In demand, and the black dia'
monds are seen passing on wagons and in
cars in every direction.
The habItual carrying Of deadly weapons
is one of the curses of the country. The
judges, the .jurIes and the people should
combine to put an end to it.
We keep the biggest stock OF sugars ant
cofrees in the county and give you more o.
them for a dollar than any merchant in the
county. Beeding & Clagett. o16tf
Wilson s. Son, grocers, at the ''Red Front
store, ask you to give them a call. They
have the lIghtest room and the best selected
stock of groceries in town. mo-
Be charitable in your thoughts of others
The day may come when you Will need the
forbearance of your %neighbors to cover a:
with a mantle your own shortcomings.
A beautiful collection Of dress prints, in
several hundreds of shades. The style.
are pretty, and in fact they are more
limitations of rich worsted goods, at Fl.
j.. L. Ahrens' Dry-Goods-Bazaar, Franklin
street. %
For Sale-One new Whitman's Monarch
Corn and Cob Crusher. viii be sold chear
as the owner has no use for it. Will save
its cost to a cattle feeder or farmer in a shorI
time. Apply at this office. milf
Remember. democrats, that the presiden'
tial election Is at hand, and be sure to vote
Our enemies are l~ynx-eyed, and they hope
10 profit ny democratic apathy to slip in
local candidate OF Two. Scotch 'em.
The s.Red 'FRONT.' is q new store, with
new stock and new propr:etors. They are
determined to do their share of the grocery
trade. and are selling at bottom prices
Give this house a call aud be convinced.
Col. NJ. V. L.. McClelland has assured u:
that he will certainly keep his appointment
to speak In this city Monday, November
We nope he will have a good audience, a:
he VIII have something to say worth hear
ing.
No lady can afford to pass by without
seeing the magnificent display OF all the
novelties of the season In ladies dress goods,
at IL. j. E. Ahrens' Dry-Goods-Bazsar
Franklin st. Our motto, good goods, low
prices. %
Fiannels, yarns. cassimeres for boys ant
mel, Indies garments and cloaks, ladies
shaHls of every description, balmoral skirts
the Inbbiest ever brought out, at H.. }. f
Ahrsls' Dry-Goods-BaZiar, Franklin street
Lexington, Mo-. %
Have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup ant
pronounce 1t the best medicine In nse. A
else of consumption here was cured by il
Ne cheerfully recommend it to all sufferers
} ~seffress. Roberts IL Co., South Boston. Va.
November II. 1879.
a woman chopping stove wood. with
Swapping big man standing near leaning OF
a gun, is q picture which we had ~occasio,
- to draw r year or so ago. We hope neveI
10 have il presented to us AGAIN. We oil,