Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-20
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Live Oak-whisky at PoweifS. jl2ti
Christmas Comes ell Saturday.
Subscribe for the Intelligencer.
\ slight snow Monday morning.
The merchants all have fine stocks.
Procure your turkey for Thursday.
Mrs. Bowman has a new pavement.
Stating has been In vogue this week
Assessor White Is writing up his hooks.
Thursday morning was the coolest we have
lad.
Read Bedding & Clagett's big advertise
nent. ol6tl
r. W. Keene wants a good, reliable farm
hand n20t2
Teach your children to read-the Intelli-
gencer.
Ice running in the river for the first time
Wednesday.
Choice candies, at Beeding Il Clagett's,
Ieyington. Mo. o16tf
A !ulI line of sportsman's supplies,a lat Beed-
ing & Clagett;s. o23tt
Now IS q good time to buy thermometers,
while they are low.
The most delicious candles In the city, at
Beeding & CIapetts. o16tf
Boats have quit coming higher up the
river than Waverly.
TIE SUBJECT Of building a new market
house is being agitated.
There was a pleasant little dance, Monday
night. at Harmonic Hall.
The second ward school children were
happy on the ice yesterday.
The cheapest line of teas snd cotses in the
city, at Bleeding s. Clagett's. ol6tf
The best, the purest, the Live Oak brand
Of whisky. Powell keeps it. 1lztf
Liederkranz soiree Thursday night, Nov.
% see fuller notice elsewhere.
Cold weather is hard on the poor. Look
after them ye who have plenty.
A full stock of ammunition and sports
mems goods, at Bedding & Clagett's. o16tf
For rent the residence lately occupied by
E. L. Bedding. Apply at Bedding 4 Clagett's
store. n2Ot1
Now is the time to make good resolutions
and keep them-subscribe for the 1ntelli-
gencsr.
Buy your wall paper OF W. Z. Hicks
never before sold so cheap. Call before 1t Is
all gone. nou
100 pieces Of new prints, just opened.
Prices 5, 81 and ST cents; real beauties, at
Krlehn s. Wilker's. nl3t2
Use the Live Oak whisky when you need
a stimulant 1t is palatable and strictly pure.
Cali at Powelrs for 1t. j21tf
The newspaper is the great educator Of
the day. Every family in Lafayette county
should have the Intell'gencer.
Everybody invited to come and trade at
Bee ling & Clagett's, where they will be we'll
treated and dealt with honestly. ol6tf
Mat Boldridge, colored, was tried, Tues
day, before Esquire Tut, on q charge Of
gambling, found guilty anu fined S25.
Bennett s. Morrison have the finest line OF
cooking and heating stoves In the county.
Be sure and see them before buying. OFT
The cold weather has kept people out OF
town for two or three days. The rush be-
fore that was unprecedented for years.
Fresh stock of mustard sardines, Russian
ssrdlnes, spiced sardtnes. Tried sea trout,
shadines and Vienna sausage, at Bedding &
CIaeet,s. o16tf
Secondhand sewing machines taken in
exchange for new ones. Call at Grimes d
Veuable's jewelers., and see the new leading
machines. OF
A.N SNSt SsOSh VI SSN'S
and the lowest prices, at the mammoth
grocery house of Beeding & Ciagett's, Lex
ipgton, No. o16tf
Tie celebrated "Favorite' cook stove and
the NEW Sovereign range, at Bennett Il
Morrison's, opposite the Morrison-W emit
worth bank. Off
John Hall, colored, was tried before
Esquire Tut, Tuesday, for obtaining goods
under false pretenses. He was proven guilty
and fined S25.
Thanksgiving day next Thursday. Let us
forget our earthly ills, aud thank Almighty
God for his great blessings to us as a people.
and as individuals.
A beautiful collection of dress ginghams,
In endless variety the styles are really taste
full. at H. j. E. Ahrens' Dry-Goods-Bazaar,
Franklin street, Lexington, Mo. %
We keep the biggest stock Of sugars and
coffees IN the county aud give you more of
them for a dollar than any merchant in the
county. Beeding & CIagett. o16tf
Buckwheat flour and maple syrup fresh
crauberries, new ras.ns and cHrrants, at
George F. Msitland's. Newly arrived lot of
candies; assorted crackers in great variety.
A full line of the celebrated lndianola,
Lexington and Economy cook stoves and
Vulcan heating stoves made by &. A. Nor
rison for sale at Bennett Il Morrisou's, Main
street. n2O.f
10. Meyers, colored, was tried before
Esquire David Callahan, Wednesday. for
permitting gambling in q house rented by
him and under his control. The jury dis
agreed.
We have a large stock of cooking and
heating stoves, CRATES, tin. copper, granite,
Iron aud sheetiron-ware, which we intend
to sell at bedrock prices, for cash. Bennett
& Morrison. Off
MIR. Blackwell has been helping out the
school fund during the past week. Poisal
and BoIdridge having paid their fines. the
former $50 and the latter $50, the schools
are just S1e5 ahead.
Lost-A large White Cow, about six years
old. Has red neck, small red spots on side.
Any information will be rewarded by leav-
lag information at the Office OF j. ID. Shswal-
ter or Tim. Howard. n20t3s
For Sale-One new Whitman's Monarch |
Corn and Cob Crusher. VIII be sold cheap
IS 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
James Il. Poi-al, of Wellington, was tried
before Esquire Beck, last Saturday., on two
complaints, for selling whisky without a
license. He was found to be guilty on both. |
and fined $40 in each case.
James Robinson, better known as Jim |
Skipper" an idle, drinking, but harmless
old negro, died in this city Wednesday,
Poor old Jim, if death is any worse to him
than lite 1t must be terrible indeed.
FIannels, yarns, csssimeres for boys anu
men. lsdies' garments and cloaks, ladies' |
shawls of every description, balmoral skirts
the noobiest ever brought out, at l.. j. E.
Abrers' Dry-Goods-Bszaar, Franklin street,
Lexington, Mo. %
II there are any white gambling dens in
town those knowing of them can very soon
have them broken up by imparting their
knowledge TO the prosecuting attorney. He |
IS no rEspecter CT persons or color IN the !
discharge of his duty.
We call especial attention to our besulf.
full lire OF silks, and ladies dress |
Casilneres for ladies dresses IN plain |
black and shades. Alpaca lusters, from |
the finest finish down to lower QuIli,y. |