Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-18

You must have Robinson's flour if you
want choice white cakes. dISil
An endless variety o! fresh novelties,
opened to-day. Conkling. n2I
A new line of light coiored cloaking open
ed this morning. Conkling. nj
Selected rsisins In four and five pound
boxes, at Bedding Il Clagett's. dist
Baptist college concert and cantata. at Ha-
gems hall. Tuesday night, Dec. 81.
The /. o. G. T.. at Waverly are TO have a
grand supper, Tuesday night, Dec. %.
Call aud examine my large stock Of toys
before buying elsewhere. j. w. Grant. d1tt2
The largest stock of CHRISTMAS candies ev-
er brought TO the city at Beeding & Cisg-
etrs. deli
Appropriate Christmas presents for young
and old, rich and poor, at kriehn j. Will
ker's. dlSi2
Try "Seal OF Missouri, toilet soap only
Zoe for an extra cake, kriehn Il Wilker sole
agents. dISt2
Mrs. A. Shaw has added to and repaired
her residence on South street. and will sonn
occupy 1t.
Our line OF jackets, Lolmans and clOaks Is
full. and prices have been greatly reduced 10
close. Conkliag. no,
A Communication on the probate Judge
ship came too late for. this issue. 1t will ap-
pear IN our next.
Baker Hooks new house, on College Hill,
burned down last Wednesday night. II WAS
just completed.
Use the Live Oak whisky when You need
a stimulant 1t Is palstsble and strictly pure.
Call at PoweiI's for 1t. j2Itf
Santa Claus can be found. as usual, at j.
W. Grants. where he has an Immense line
of toys. Give him 4 caiI. d11ts
Lay In your supply of fancy goods for the
holidays before the rush at. the mammoth
grocery house of Besding & Clagett.
Ma and pa always enjoy a present from
their girls and boys-kriehn s Wilker have
something that VIII just suit them. dlsi2
Tickeista the concert and cantsts. Dec.
81, price 80 cents. may be bought at G. Ii.
Royle's book store as early as next Saturday.
the 18th.
Drop in an see those delicious catsups,
sauces, %jellles, mix ed pickles, mince meats.
&c, at the msmmoth grocery house OF Beed-
ing Il Clagett. dell
We have the largest and fines. selection of
candies. cigars aud tobacco In the city. and
we will not he undersold by any one. &. IL.
Kidweli Il Co. - G11t2
Go TO the mammoth grocery house of
Beeding 4 Cissett, where you can bay more
Christmas goods for 81 than at any other
house in the city. dell
Read our big ad before buying Christmas
goods. 1t will show that we can sell goods
cheaper Than any other house in the county.
Bedding & Clssett. dell
Brilliant spectacular entertainment at the
opera house. Monday evening, Dec. 20, by
the pupils OF Mrs. Foote and The children OF
the preparatory department.
\ beautiful lot OF new style prints just re-
ceive:!. All the admirers nf uice calico will
soon call and take hrst choice, At Ahrens'
Palace Bazaar, franklin street. dlStf
Mrs. f. Kounslor, OF this city. took a
drink OF concentrated I've TOR cider, Wedhes-
day last. Antidoles for the poison We're
promptly administered and she is getting
well.
Here's sweet Bo-Peep. Who seeks her :
and here's the Dame who coined to sweep,
the coh-webs from the deep blue sky. AT
hagen's opera house, Monday evening,
Dec 20.
Mr.. Henry Macy sold. Tuesday, to John
e.. Young, his s%torehouse on Main Cross,
near South street, now occupied by Bates
Vaughan, for 81. 400. MIR. Young Will con.
tinue to rent 1t out.
Mr. Walter Crutsinger. formerly with
Grove Young. has accepted q situation al
salesman at kriehn s. Wilker's dry good.
store. where he Will he pleased to see all hi.
old friend, and customers. d1St2
Charming little Goody-Two-Shoes, proud
ly wearing her pretty new shoes, and Piper:
Pig and Dapple Gray, and Silver Bell, tina
lady gay, will be at Hagen's opera house
Monday evening, Dec. 20.
Ladies' fine shawis, nubias, balmoral SIX irts
! chIldren's silk embroidered zephyr hoods
hosiery Of every description, and of lates
Importation, very appropriate for hoilda.
presents, at Ahrens' Palace Bazaar, Frank
lin street. d1Stf
Prof. Trueblood's lecture aud elocutionar,
entertainment, last Monday night. was yer,
successful. He had a good house, and i
seemed q very apprscistivs one. He ha
several classes In the city, and has room TO
more pupils.
:. Mrs. James Jones, who lives near Nspo
leon, attempted to ill y coal oil lamp. 1t ex
, p,oded, killing " of her c%hildren-a bah
Q months old and a iit;Ie girl & years DID
a few hours.
At its meeting last Monday night, Lafay
!, cite LODGE No. 80, A. +. i A. NJ, elected tn
, following named gentlemen as officers TO
the ensuing year:-&. RyIand, w. II.
: James Z. Hall. S. w; w. A.. Bethel, j. W.
] Thos. j. Bandon, Treas. John E. RylanC
T Sec, and Jacob A. Price. Tyler. They wi
be Installed Monday night, December 81.
Tuesday night of last week. as the ca:
bound passenger train was passing Ma,
: view, some one threw a stone at one OF til
! windows. The missile broke the glass, an
dropped inside the coach. Fortunately th
curtain was down, or the gentleman VIII
s was sitting at the window might have bee
q hurt, as TIE stone came with considerab
force. = D..
The residence OF Mr. james H. Bower
j one mile from Mayhem, was destroyed b
fire Thursday evening OF last week, at abol
I O'Clock. Mr.. Bowen he'd left home #
t Kansas Cit, and was at the depot, and air.
Bowen had gone to q neighbours to spen
the night The cause OF the coniagratio
e Is a mystery, as special precautions had bee
(. taken In view CT the absence OF the famil
The house and contents ware Il total los
Insured in American, OF Chicago, tor 5000
a valued 81 81 900.
e The Lafaystt County Medical Society III
o in regular session at the Mlsonic hall,
v Lexington, on Monday last. Physician
present, Drs. Smith and Wood, of Wayerly
Car'hrae, OF Corder Stapp, OF HigginsviIl
Hughes. OF Greenton. and Aiexande
d Chambers, Fulkerson and %Strsughn, OF lie
d ington. A paper on bronchitis was read |
Dr. Chas. Smith, Of Waverly, which W
ID followed by a discussion on the subject
p The paper Participated IL by Drs. slap
'e Wood, Alexander and StraugLn. The ne
meeting Of the society will be heJd at Uies
on the second Monday in January.
ii The Forbes-Cotton dramatic compa,
played AT the opera house, In this city, Ia
Friday and Saturday nights, to crowd
. houses. The troupe is the best ihat h
t, visited this city in . long time, and demo
strsted how easy il is to draw u good hou
he in Lexington when anything worthy is
r.. Tered. MIR. Cotton is q tirst-rata po,sodi,