Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-19
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Doggone that ~ground-hog.
snow drifts are everywhere.
Live Oak whisky at Powelrs. j1au
Rain and sleet last Thursday.
Big lunch at BIZ Nephler's to-day.
The river blocked again Tuesday.
No more billiards In ours. please.
%Turp.Versln ball next Monday night.
Criminal court first Monday in March.
Humpty Dumpty, opera house. Feb. 70.
Township pond meeting next Saturday.
Thegroundwa sallcover sdwithsnowonedsy.
Last Friday 1t snowed-likewissi 1t bowed.
"Humpty.Dumpty" will be here on the
23d inst.
The snow storm was severe in Freedom
township.
Now is the time to buy winter wear. at
ch.nmsp,s. is
This is a good time to execute both Tics
and Vennor.
Goods at cost to close out. NJ. Chapman.
Lexington, Mo. j.
Match Hamburg; something new. at
Royle 3 News. ieml
New spring calicos and %ginghams. at
Kriehn 4 Wilker's. n23
The bellies and beaux have had . dne time
sleigh riding this week.
Remember the Lexington township bond
meeting next Saturday.
Beautiful line Of Hamburg edging Just re-
ceived, at koyle & Nevis. fbm1-
The thermometer marked 3 degrees below
zero last Tuesday morning.
The best, the purest, the Live Oak brand
OF whisky. Powell keeps 1t. j12tf
Germantown and other yarns regardless
OF cost to close. at C~hapman's. j16
.sLent begins March 3d."-Ex. With .
newspaper It begins every day.
We are under obligations, this week, to
Mr.. Henry Miller for several items.
The Hord.Gamnon case will come up be.
fore the supreme court next Wednesday.
Read the advertisement OF N. Chapman
who proposes to close u - soon % pos
sible. j
Call at G. q. arabam's and see the super
for stoves. fire plates, guaranteed fifteen
years. Jzstf
Leonard Ripple has just opened . meat
shop, four doors west Of the Morrison
bank. 12tf
Mr.. Brown, Of Davis township, sold,
recently. to German, 80 acres Of land, for
$2.4oO.
Several theatrical troupes are around
about Us, and It 10 said they will visit Lex.
ington.
('oaks, dolmans and shswls will be sold
forfess than manufacturers prices to close,
At Chapman's. j1b
100 pieces new and handsome Hamburg
sdgipgs Just reeeived,a at Kriehn 4 Wilker's.
Lexington, Mo. nat7
Use the Live Oak whisky when you need
astimulant 1t is palatable and strictly pure.
Call at Powslps for it. js1tf
The "Plratss" are whetting their swords
for the attack to be made o the biggest
houses ever seen in Lexington.
Mr.. James Green, Of this city, sold, re-
Gently, to MI. Zsch Wright, Of Clay town.
SHY. 30 acres Of land, for = ,e0o.
Sweeping reduction In the price Of oil
ssasonsbls WINTER GOODS. at Ahrens'
DRY Goods Bazaar, Franklin street. j1o
Bennett b Morrison have the finest line Of
cooking and heating stoves IN the county.
Be sure and see them before buying. o9ti
Mr.. John q. Grumkee, Of St. Charles
county, has purchased the Moran farm-1s23
acrss-for $50 per acre, or @5.47b, cash.
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. Louis fair last fall,
Don't fail to see them. g. G.. Graham Is the
agent. j22tf
The coming week Is . good time to revive
recollections OF the Immortal Washington.
Next Tuesday IL the anniversary of his
birth.
The celebrated sFavorite" cook stove and
the .snew Sovereign range, at Bennett q
Morrison's, opposite the Morrison-W emit
worth bank. Off
II you need any winter goods Chspman's
Is the place to buy, as that kind Of stock fl
10 be closed out during the next thirty days
regardless Of cost. j8
Our stock Of staple and fancy dry good
IL complete, and we are Offering bargains
In every department. Call and see for your
selves. Boyle b New. f6m1
II you want cheap goods, now Is the tim
to get them. DR.. NJ. Chapman proposes t.
give bargains to close out the stock Of tn
late firm Of NJ. W. Conkling b Co. j8
Mrs. Elizabeth Moran's sale Will tax
place, at her residence, 2 miles W. OF Wei
linxton, Monday, February %. beginning q
10 o'clock, q. m. Mr.. Bumgarnsr, auctioneer
A full line Of the celebrated lndianols
Lexington and Economy cook stoves. an
Vulcan heating stoves made by e. A. MOI
rison for sale ut Bennett b Morrison's, Maj
strsst. mott
We are Offering some SPLENDID BAH
GAINS in Table Linens, Napkins, Towels
PiIlow.cass Cottons, Wide sheetlngs, Shir,
iugs, Jeans, &c. w. g. McCausland, Lei
fpgton, Mo. j2otf
We have . large stock Of cooking an
heating stoves, CRATES, tin, copper. granite
iron aud sheetiron-wsre which we intsn
to sell at bedrock prices, for cash. Benne'
q Morrison. OFT
Ihavs . fine STOCK Of stoves. tim, shee
iron and granite ware, which l am going
sell very cheap. Call and see me and g,
my prices. Respectfully, G. G. Graham
Lexington, Mo. j23tf
Wednesday night last Q number Of brett
rem from Richmond and Camden, and Orio
lodge. No. As. I. o. o. F. in = body, visits
Guttenburg lodge, Of this city, to assist 1
comforting degrees.
We are still Headquarters for men's IN
boys laundried and unlaundrled shirts. "
have greatly improved the quality and Walt
of our shirts. yet we have not advanced Il
price. W. g. McCauslsnd. j2stf
ar1at that Ynn ean get Your horl
and jack bills printed at the lntefiigencsr Q
fce in an artistic manner and at the lowe
prices. Two.celorsd bills printed at Il
price usually charged for one. fl2tf
The Baptist ladies' auxiliary State Nj
sionary Society held a meeting At Mrs. R.
Waddel's Thursday evening. Committs
were appointed to visit strangers, the sic
: and the poor. Mrs. J. W. Waddell 10 pre-
ident of the society, Mrs. A. v. Robinse
secretary, and Mrs. J. +. Lanneau treasure
The meetings are very Interesting. and "
doubtless accomplish much good next met
ing at Mrs. Z. Jessie's next Thursday ev
ming.
Sweeping reduction In the price OF
reasonable WINTER GOODS, NJ Ahrel
Dry Goods Bazaar, franklin street. jill
On the seventh day OF February. NJ
n. g.. LeiblIch, who formerly resided in Il
city, at her home In New York, was
stairs alone. In some way her clothing to-
nre, she Fan down stairs, threw open . "
dow and cried for help, and ran back aga
When relief came she was found lying
the floor. insensible, with all her cloth