Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-05
SHORTS.

See Chapman's new ad. B
County court next Monday.
Stock sale day next Monday.
Live Oak whisky at Powelps. jl2tf
A little hail yesterday morning.
Llederkranz ball next Monday night.
Read about Eureka Springs on tho out
side.
Now is the time to..buy winter wear. a
ChapmaR's. u
There is great compliant of scarcity o.
water in town.
Goods at cost to close out. M. Chapman
Lexington, Mo. js
Match Hamburg; something new. u
RoyIe Il News, f6m1
Bssuttfu line of Hamburg edging Just re-
ceived, at Boyle & News. i5m1
A large lot of dress goods regardless OF
cost to close, at Chapman's. j1b
The best, the purest, the Live Oak brand
OF whisky. Powell keeps It. j12tf
Germantown and other yarns regardless
OF cost to close, at ~Chapman's. j15
The review Of Je6. Davis new book, In
this issue. is very Interesting.
Read DR.. Chspman's advertisement OF
winter goods regardless OF cost. js
Farming lands have been selling quite
rapidly during the past few weeks.
Don't fail to read N. Chapman's advertise
ment. There is much Of interest in 1t. js
Mrs. Kersting recovered one dollar dam
ages from the Post-Dispatch In her libel
nit.
Read the advertisement Of M. Chapman,
who proposes to close out as soon IS pos
sible. jS
Call at g. e. Graham's and see the super
Tor stoves. fire plates, guaranteed fifteen
years. J29tf
New Orleans sugars by the hogshead, and
choice and white, cheap at Hickam q Co.'s,
Dover, Mo. j22t2
CIoaks, dolnans and shawls will be sold
for less than manufacturer prices to close,
at Chapman's j16
Mr.. Fisher has bought Of Mr.. Henry
Postels, Freedom township, 40 acres Of land,
ut $40 per acre.
MIR. Hemme has purchased Of Mr.. Fred.
Getting, Freedom township, 46 acres Of land
at s4b per acre.
Mr.. Schelp has purchased SO acres Of land,
from Mr.. U. Farrell, In Freedom township,
at S25 per acre.
On the outside Of this issue will be found
an Interesting article on Jefferson Davis and
his new book.
Mr.. Wehrs recently bought Of Mr.. Fred.
Duensing, Freedom township, 68 acres Of
land, at $35 per acre.
Use the Live Oak whisky when you need
astimulant; 1t is palstable and strictly pure.
Call at Powslps for 1t. j71tf
Sweeping reduction IN the price OF all
seasonsble WINTER GOODS, at Ahrens'
Dry Goods Bazaar, Franklin street. j15
Bennett u Morrison have the finest line Of
cooking and heating stoves IN the county.
Be sure and see them before buying. OFT
Mr.. Henry Getting has bought Of Mr.. c.
Y. Young. Freedom township, 40 acres Of
land, at what price we have cot learned.
Now is the time to buy anything you want
in the dry goods line. Read my ADVERTISE
ment in another column. n. Chapman. jS
Bucks Brilliant Stoves beat all other stoves
in baking at the st. Lou fair last fall,
Don't fail to see them. g. C. Graham Is the
agent. j22tf
The celebrated sFavorite' cook stove and
the 'tnew Sovereign" range, At Bennett 4
Morrlson's, opposite the Morrison-Ws Vent
worth bank. off
II you need any winter goods Chapman's
= th0 RloCC y 30 saos AAAN " w
to be closed out during the next thirty days
regardless of cost. j6
1 have my " team and will 60 to the
country and do all kinds of tin work As
cheap as any one. Call and see me. Respect
fully, g. c. Graham. j22i
Our stock Of staple and fancy dry goods
IL complete, and we are Offering bargains
in every department. Call and see for your
selves. RoyIe b New. fbm1
The old familiar sight Of bales Of unhackled
hemp passing through the streets has met
eur gaze this week. A.. v. Robinson d Co.
shipped . cars of 1t to st. Louis.
A full line OF the celebrated Indianola,
Lexington and Economy cook stoves and
Vulcan heating stoves made by e. A. Nor
rison Scr sale at Bennett 4 Morrison's, Main
street. mott
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Jordan has been engaged, this
week, In shipping q 80 herse power engine,
of his make, to Messrs. Chamblin & Smiley.
at Higglnsville, for their new mill and Gle
vator.
We are Offering some SPLENDID BAR
GAINS in Table Linens, Napkins, Towels,
Pillow-case Cot,ons, Wide sheetlngs. Shirt
ings, Jeans. DC. W.. G.. McCausland, Lex
ington, $40. j29lf
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. OFT
L have a fine stock Of stoves, tin, sheet
iron and granite ware, which l am going to
sell very cheap. Call and see me and get
my prices. Respectfully, G.. C. Graham,
Lexington. Mo. j22tf
An experienced gardener with satisfacto- /
~ references, wants q situation. Trimming
trees. grspevines, shrubs, &C., q specially.
Apply at Louis Gillen's hardware store,
Lexington, Mo. j29tSs
Henry Eshbsugh, Esq. master Of the state
grange, and lecturer Of the national grange,
is to lecture In this county during this
month. Notice Of his appointments will be
fouud elsewhere.
We are still Headquarters for mems and
boys laundried and unlaundrled shirts. We
have greatly improved the quality and value
of our shirts. yet we have not advanced the
price. W. q. McCausland. j29tf
The firm Of M. W. Conkling & Co. no
longer exists. DIR. NJ. Chapman has pur.
chased the interest of Mr.. Conkling and pro-
pOSeS = ClOSc OuL LUG BUCK regardless OF
cost. Read his advertisement. 10
II you want cheap goods, nov ID the time
to get them. DR.. NJ. Chapman proposes to
give bargains to close out the stock Of the /
late firm Of NJ. W. Conkllng & Co. 70
Mr.. A. W. Douthitt sold, Wednesday, to
Maj. Benz. Wilson Of this city, his home
place 10 Washington township. 172 acres, at
5000 cash. Mr.. Deuthitt will give pos
session March l, anc remove to . larger
farm which he owns adjoining his old place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland have moved to the
E. Auil Seminary where they take charge Of
the boarding department. Mrs. Yancey
will occupy Mr.. Ireland's rssldsnce. Mr..
Hutchlson has moved to MIR. John Youug's
house. next to his own residence, and Mr..
Maitland moved to his sons.
In another column will be found the nd.
vertisement Of Messrs. W. H. Ewing & Co.
announcing their purchase OF the Waverly
hack line. These gentlemen are fully equip
ped to accommodate the travel, and they are
determined to do it promptly, efficiently and
politely. We wish them every success.
St. Lsuis Post.D dispatch :-"It il to be
hoped that Barrister TiIton Davis will not