Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-09

eyes. We also have all grades OF cheap
spectacles, from 25c per pair up. o.
Carpets and oil cloths, full fresh line, at
Conkling's. go
We are offering the balance OF our shoe
stock a. twenty-five per cent. less than cost
tn cIosa Conklinp h Co. $50
Secondhand sewing machines taken in
exchange TOR new ones. Call at Grimes q
Venabie's.jewelers, and see the lew leading |
machines. o.
:he best u%nlaundried shirt for 81, at
Conkling's. $50
All goods or tiannels, jeans, blankets. etc,
at the lowest prices, examine our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere; we can save you
some money on above goods. Kriohn Il
WALKER, o2t2
The best u]nlaundried shirt for 81, at
Coukiing's. $50.
A beautiful collection of dress prints; the
STYLES are pretty and in fact there are more
limitations OF rich worsted goods, ut Il.
j. E. Abrens' Dry-Goods-Bazaar, Franklin
street. OF
We are now opening a stock of fall and
winter goods that surpasses anything ever
offered In this market, which We will sell to
cusA 6uyas at prices that defy competition.
We intend to continue to do a rousing busi-
ness, and have made every preparation to
prevent our being disappointed, and If good
goods and lou prices are any objec! to you. we
shall be pleased to have you call and satisfy
yourself that we mean business. kriehn i
W,ke o2l2
Y 1t is generally known throughout tht
! entire county that whenever clothing
or am article Of wearing apparel for mel
or boys can be bought for a small sum o
y money, that it can be lone at the mammoth
clothing establishment OF Morris Gratz, OF
: Main street, in this city. A buyer of Ion
Experience, with u knack Of selecting hi
stock so that every oue's taste can be suited
d Mr.. Gratz' trip east Will. OF course, resu
in placing upon his shelves and counters
IN most magnificent stock OF clothing. 1t
D. the intention OF the proprietor of this plac
TO continue keeping IN the future, as he hs
always kept in the past, q trst-class hou:
and "a complete stock, and anything, fro
of paper collars up to an entire suit, includir
nv valises and trunks wherein to put them, wi
It. be found there. or course the prices W
Hc vary as CREAMY as Will Lie slyle auu 4uaiit
and this alone guarantees the assertion tn
ne you can get II full suit at surprisingly 10
" figures. Not only is his stock of clothing
" complete as it well could he, but SO is /
display of furnishing goods. Timesare go
tn. now-betler than they have been for sol
Lng Itime-and almost everybody has a few dim
m TO spend. Before you make any outlay,
and look ut GralZ' stock, and II 1t doesl
..catch your eye' as one OF beauty, che;
ness aud good quality, than you are not
be pleased, even though you were giver
suit free of charge. 1t would hardly be p
i, NJ sible TO make his stock ''show off, bet
ter than il would no matter how roughly pi
,er; together 1t might be, yet in order that tn
lrg, who call at his place TO look at his goC
l.. may make an examination which will
Ter. satisfactory after they leave the house,
mas had his elegant store-rOom remodel
and the room Is light enough TOR persons
d. see just exactly what they are buying,
Il they are pleased IN the housc-and Il
b. can't help but be-they will never chal
,rd; their custom of buying here. s20
Carpets and oil cloths, full fresh line
met ConkllDg's. S: