Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-26
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.


OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
River still blocked.
See Chapman's new I'D. 10
Splendid sugar weather.
The geese are going north.
Shocklsy sale next Tuesday.
Live Oak whisky at Powelps. 1lzu
All sorts Of weather this week.
Stock sale Cay Monday, March 7.
Everybody should DO vaccinsted.
Criminal court, Monday. March 7.
County court day Monday, March 7.
All tender fruit buds have hssn killed.
Garden seeds. Gordon b Fulksrson. II
Wonder II the gas company has any wa
ter?
Davis & Allstadt are headquarters for ans
Hats feba8.tf
The prospect for q wheat crop 10 still
good.
The ferry boats whistle once more greet'
the ear.
Prob.t. court will emain in session all
next week.
Now is the tim to buy winter wear, at
Chapman's. 70
Laudreth's garden seeds. at Gordon .
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All the nobby styles in STIFF Hats. at Davis
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Bsptist mite at Mrs. Jno. W. Waddelps
Monday night.
Match Hamburg; something new. At
Royle 4 News. i0ma
Trade IL beginning to revive again - inc
roads get better.
Transfers Of real estate for week snoin8
Feb. 10, on outside.
Eggs, poultry and vegetables are sxeesd-
ingIy scarce in this city.
Beautiful line of Hamburg sdging just re-
ceived, at Boyle 3 News. ioml
A large lot Of dress goods regardless OF
cost to close, at Chapmsn's. jle
The best, the purest, the Live Oak brand
of whisky. Powell keeps 1t. jl2u
Germantown and other yarns regardless
OF cost to close, at Chapman's. )io
The next two weeks will decide the fate
of the wheat crop. 1t is safe 20 far.
The merchants will soon commence COM
nlsiniup Of the dust II the thaw continues.
Read Capt. Todhunter's advertisement Of
fsriue Membrino for sale Monday, March Z.
On and see Jake Conner rs "ths suc.
tIoneer'' at the s~hockley sale next Tuesday.
The christian man cleaneth his pavement
The sinner rejoicsth to see bis neighoor
fall.
Read the advertisement Of n. Chapman,
who proposes to close out a. soon % pos
sible.
Call At G. &. araham's and see the super
Tor stoves, 6re plates, guaranteed niteen
80. j29tf
Leonard Ripple has just opened . meat
,bop. four doors west Of the Morrison
bank. 'AAu
cloaks. dolmans and shawls will be sold
for less than manufacturer prices to close,
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Landretb's seeds are the best. Those We
have are all fresh. Give MS . call. Gordon
Gr,,r.r,on- 1851
Keep yourself and the children dry shod.
1t is better and cheaper to pay the shesmak-
or than the doctor.
Use the Live Oak whisky when you neeo
astimulant ; 1t is palatable and strictly pure.
C.m :, Powsl,,s for It. j21tf
The river 10 still solid above and below the
y6IIy lSuOlnkS W. ~
Gus for even footmen to cross.
The drill at Odessa is now down 300 feet,
and rests on slate. At q depth Of 100 feet .
q inch vein of coal was found.
Sweeping reduction In the price OF all
reasonable WINTER GOODS, at Ahrens'
Dry Goods Bazaar, Franklin street. jlt
Rail timber is getting somewhat scarce IN
the county. and 1t behoovss farmers to look
out for fencing that will take less wood.
Bennett b Morrison have the finest line OF
cooking and heating stoves IN the county.
Be sure and see them before buying. o2ti
Now is the time to buy anything you want
in the dry goods line. Read my advertise
ment In another column. N. Chapman. j
Bucks Brilliant Stoves beat all other stoves
in baking at the st. Louis fair last fall,
Don't fail to see them. 6. G. Graham Is the
agent j22tf
The Sentinel has again changed hands,
Judge Young retiring. and Mr.. James D..
Callahan taking charge as editor aud pro-
prietor.
The celebrated 'Favorite" cook stove anc
the NEW Sovereign range. at Bennett q
Morrison's, opposite the Morrison'we emit
vnr,h h.nt. Oft
II YOU need any winter goods Chapman
Is the place to buy, as that kind Of stock II
70 be Closed out during the next thirty day
reuardless Of cost. y
/ have my WI team and will 60 to tn
country and do all kinds Of tin work q
cheap as any one. Call and see me. Respect
fnl,v. a. C. Graham. j22d
Our stock OF staple and fancy dry good
is complete, and we are Offering bargain
In every department. Call and see Tor your
.e,ves Royle 4 New. fbm1
1t you want cheap goods, now 10 the tim
to get them. DR.. NJ, Chapman proposes
give bargains to clos out the stock OF tn
late firm of NJ. W. Conkling b Go. S
Mr. N. q. Bishop, agent Of the Wabash
ahmed on the Ice near Mir. SInsuer's stort
last saturday, and broke a bone in his riRh
fore arm. He IL getting on all right.
W. have received the Price Currents n
view Of the trade and m OF kans'
Ctty for 1880. 1t 10 a handsome and well &
nm pamphlet, full of useful Information.
A fall line OF the celebrated lndianoli
Vulcan heating stoves made by q. A. Mo
rlson for sale at Bennett q Morrison's, Nal
str..t. Mott
The Ladies' Baptist Missionary soclel
met st Mrs. B. T. Jesse's Thursday ate
noon, and heard reports Of committees. tt
next meeting will be at Mrs. Jno. w. Wa
deips.
The mineral water on Mr.. Matthew's fer
in Washington township is attracting
great many invalids. 1t Is carried OF
Jugs In large quantity. and is said to /,
great good.
We are Offering some SPLENDID BA
GAINS in Table Linens, Napkins, Towel
Pillow-case Cottons, Wide s%heetlngs, Shil
ings, Jeans, &c. W. G.. McCausand, LIE
ington, Mo. j29lf
We have q large stock Of cooking q
heating stoves, CRATES, tin, copper, grant
iron aud sheetiron-ware, which we inter
to sell at bedrock prices, for cash. Benne
4 Morrison. OFT
1 have a fine stock Of stoves. tin, shet
iron and granite ware, which ] am going
sell very cheap. Call and see ne and 6
my prices. Respectfully, T.. c. Grahs'
Lexington. Mo. j22tl
We are still Headquarters for mems d
boys laundried and uulaundried shirts. '
have greatly improved the quality and val
of our shirts. yet we have not advanced t
price. w. G.. McCausland. ja9t