Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-16
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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Ouaiis are ripe, October 10.
Live Oak whisky at Powelfs. JiHi
This seems to he a marrying time.
Turn out TO the speaking this afternoon.
Carbohydrates cures chiils ana lever
A full line of jamestown alpacas, at Gonk-
liug's.
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The town has been full OF people this
week.
Remember the speaking at the courthouse
to-day.
All fresh nov elites are to be found, at
Conkling's.
Read SeelIg & Bros advertisement IN an
other column. i''
The most delicious candies In the city, at
Breeding & Clagetts. oi'u
Tie council seemed to be six to TWO IN
stead of live to three"
The cheapest line of teas snd cohees In Tue
city, at Beeting & Clagett's. olotl
The best, the purest, the Live Oak brand
OF whisky. Powell keeps it. )i-u
we have lost Indiana, but we have galheo
the city register. Whoop Ia!
No matter what a lady wants, II 1t Is fash-
ionable, II can be found at CoDkling's. SO
: Mime. Demorest's most reliable patterns
: catalogue and journal free, are at Cohk-
ling's.
Sne,ktng at Copcordia and Wellington
nav, Saturday. See notice, democratic
speakIng."
can .nc see The fresh stock of catsups,
sauces. mixed pickles and chowchows, al
Beeding i Clagett's. oiot'
Use the Live Oak whisky when you heeo
q stImulant ; it is pslatable and strictly pure.
Call at Powelfs for 1t. Janh
DIR. J. Murray, the occulist. Will be IN Lex
ins,on, Wednesday, Oct. 9th, at CONNER
cial House, for one day. Oslo
We are Offering the balance OF our. shoe
stock at twenty-five per cent. less than cost
to close. Conkling Il Co. SO
Everybody invited to come and traoe at
Beed,ng & Clagett's, where they Will be wen
treated and dealt with honestly. ol6u
For Sale-From one to fifty stands OF
Italian bees, In good new hives. Apply 10
DIR. G.. w. Young, Lexington, Mo. ol6t4
The Red 'FRONT.' grocery store, Of Will
son 4 Son IS constantly receiving fresh
aoods. They are selling at the lowest
So m12
hSuiS -, r.-;.,
Los,-Between Wilker's store and Tevis'
corner, Yesterday, a pair OF spectacles, In
metallic ease. A liberal reward if left at this
Office.
Fresh stock of mustard sardines, Russian
s,rd,nes- spieed sardines, Tried sea trout,
shadiues and Vienna sausage,.s at Bleeding "
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The lars. st stock of goods in the county,
and the owest prices, at the mammoth
grocery house of Bleeding Il Clagett's, Lex
ington. Mo.
We acknowledge the receipt, from Morris
+. Locke, secretary, of a complimentary
ticket to the Jerseyville, Ills, fair, which
took place this week.
We keep the biggest stock of sugars and
cofees In the county and give you more OF
them for q dollar than any merchant IN the
county. Bedding s. Clagett. olott
Wilson s. Son, grocers, at the ''Red Front
store, ask you to give them a call. They
have the highest room and the best selected
stock of groceries in town. mIz
An interesting letter from Fulton, written
by our old Dover correspondent, Ozler, will
be found on the outside. We hope she VIII
frequently find time to write to us.
t beautiful collection Of dress prints; the
STYLES are pretty and in fact there are more
! limitations of rich worsted goods. at d.
7. E. Ahrens' Dry-Goods-Bazaar, Franklin
: street. "
Life 1s full of sorrows and disappofnt-
ments, but the most sanguine hopes oil all
those who try DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, are
always realized. 1t never disappoints.
Price % cents.
Democrats, let us show our opponents in
November that we are not easily discourag
ed. Come out and record your vote fol
Hancock and against Mr.. Garfield and hi
corrup; practices.
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' Observation-Disclosures
franklin st. Our motto, good goods, low
prices. o.
FIannels, yarn, cassimeres for boys ant
men, ladies' garments and cloaks, ladies
shawls of every description, balmoral skirts
the no5bIest ever brought out. at IL. j.. f
Abreps' Dry-Go ods-BaZsar, Franklin street
Lexington, Mo. OF
Mr. Thomas Saunders presented Us with
potato a day or two ago. A potato, espe
cislIy an Irish potato, is no great curiosity
but this one grew during the summer, an
when the fall rains came 1t bore what Nigh
be called a litter OF potatoes, having tie
good sized tubers clinging to its tendril:
The Red 'FRONT.' is a new store, with
new stock and new propr:etors. They ar
determined to do their share of the grocer
trade. and are selling at bottom price!
y Give this house a call aud be convinced.
MIR. Hurley. who called, Thursday, il
forms us that he Will leave the back part
the railroad hotel standing until next spring
with the hope of selling it for som
manufacturing purpose. If not sold b
that time he will tear 1t down an
sell the material as he has been dom!
We hope that it will not be necessary
razeit.
To see a beautiful display of goods, go
Coukling's. SO
We call especial attention to our beaut
full line of silks, and ladies silk dress trir
mings, Cashmeres for ladies dresses
plain black and shaded Alpaca iuster
from the finest finish down to lower qualit
Polite accommodation and low prices a
\ guaranteed to every one, whether any Gu
toner buys or not, at HI. E.. Ahren'
Dry-Goods-Bazaar, Franklin st. %
Secondhand sewing machines taken
exchange TOR new ones. Call at Grimes
Vensble's jewelers., and see the new leadll
marhiDes. OF
b. III. Hutchinson will sell at the cat1
Yards of the Missouri Pacific 4. 4. Compan
in Higginsville, Lafayette county, Mo-,
Thursday, the 2lst day OF the present mont
53 head of 2 and 3 year-old steers to t
highest and best bidder, on a credit OF etg
months, purchaser to give bond and apprt
ed security. No stock to be moved un
terms of sale are complied with. b.
p Hutchinson. o16l1
A beautiful collection of dress gingham
the styles are really tasteful. at ii. j.
Ahrens' Dry-Goods-BaZaar, Franklin sire
Lexington, Mo. o.
The grandest and most magnificent d
-, or rau- ,,ooIs is m no foun1 Of II