Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1881-01-29
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
See Chspman's new ad. u
Live Oak whisky at POwelps. jl2tf
This Is u good time to vaccinate.
A gardener wants sit. See Louis Gillen.
We will give "Ofset' . hearing next
week.
DR.. Atkinson has some fresh vaccine
virus,
The Guards have rented Bashr's hall for
an armory.
Now is the time to.buy winter wear, At
Chapman's. u
Goods at cost to close out. NJ. Chapman,
Lexington, Mo. u
New goods just received, at Hlcksm d
Co.'S Dover. Mo. j22t2
The demand for coal miners is much In ex-
cess of the supply.
Peach buds are killed, a. are cherries.
~ a general thing.
There are some people whose condemns
ton is highest praise.
A large lot of dress goods regardless OF
cost to close, at Chapmsn's. jlo
Artichokes are strongly recommended as
q preventive of hog cholera.
TIE best, the purest, the Live Oak brand
OF whisky. Powell keeps it. 1l2tf
Germantown and other yarns regardless
Of cost to close, at Chapman's. )lo
Its funny, amt 1t? They always thank
everybody but the newspapers.
Read DR.. Chapmsn's advertisement Of
winter goods regardless Of cost. u
The city council should give ~ . good
hook and ladder and bucket brigade.
The new hotel at Blackburn is being built
q rapidly a. the weather will permit.
Don't fall to read NJ. Cnapman's advertise
ment. There is much Of interest IN 1t. j
MIR. W. @. johnson has sold 1f0 acres OF
his farm near Blackburn, at as per acre.
Call at Hickam b Co.'s, Dover, and sx-
anime goods, especially sugar aud coffee.
Read the advertisement Of N. Chapman
who proposes 10 close out As soon Is pos
sible. p
Ice hauling still continues, a ice 70 used
quite extensively to melt for household pur-
poses.
Call at q. g. Graham's and see the super
ior stoves. fire plates, guaranteed fifteen
wears. j22tf
New Orleans sugars by the hogshead, and
choice and white, cheap at Hicksm q Co.'s,
Dover. Mo. j22t2
The influence Of the press IL never more
perceptlble than when 1t squssses some
body's corns.
Cloaks, dolmsus and shawls will be sold
for less than manufacturers prices to close,
at Chapman's. JiO
Use the Live Oak whisky when you need
astimulant; 1t is palatable and strictly nure.
Cali at Powell's for 1t. J-lH
There has probably mover before been
such great demand ~ now exists for small
farms In Lafayette county.
Sweeping reduction IN the price Of Oil
,sasonable WlNrER GOODS. at Ahrens'
Dry Goods Bazaar, Franklin street. j1o
Bennett 3 Morrison have the finest line oi
cooking and heating stoves IN the county.
Be sure and see them before buying. oza
10. James says that up to last Monday II
had showed twenty-five days In succession
without covering the ground from sight.
Now is the time to buy anything you want
in the dry goods line. Read my ADVERTISE
ment in another column N. Chapman. js
Now is the time to plant advertisements
II allowed to spread considerably, they will
produce bountiful crop In the early spring
Buck's Brilliant Stoves beat all other stoves
In baking at the st. Louis fair last fall,
Don't fail to see them. &C. Graham Is the
agent. j22tf
Send the Iutsllige Heer to friends who
formerly lived In Lafayette county. You
could not make them more acceptable new
years gift.
The celebrated sFavorite" cook stove and
the .snew Sovereign range, At Bennett q
Morrison's, opposite the Morrison Went
vor,b hank. o3n
If you need any winter goods Chapman''
IL the place to buy, as that kind Of stock II
TO be closed out during the next thirty day
regardless of cost. u
A full line Of the celebrated lndianols
Lexington and Economy cook stoves ant
Vulcan heating stoves made by y. A. Nor
risou for sale at Bennett u Morrison's, Mail
.treat mott
We have large stock Of cooking ant
heating stoves, CRATES, tin, copper, granite
iron and sheetiron-ware, which we tnten'
to sell at bedrock prices, for cash. Bennet
r. Norrison off
have fine stock Of stoves, tin, sheet
iron and granite ware, which am going
sell very cheap. Call and see me and &c
nv prices. Respectfully, G. c. Graham
Lex,npton. Mo. j22tf
An experienced gardener with satisfactt
mi
trees. grapevJnes, shrubs. &C., q specially
Apply At Louis Gillen's hardware stor'
I,exington. Mo. jl9l3s
We are still Headquarters for mems an
bows laundried and unlaundried shirts. w
have greatly improved the quality and vaiu
of our shirts, yet we have not advanced th
price. W. G. McCsusland. jzotf
The nrm Of NJ. W. Conklinx d Co. q
longer exists. DIR. NJ. Chapman has pu
chased the interest of Mr.. Conkling and pr
poses to close out the stock regardless
cost, Read his advertisement. js
Mr.. Hobson went through tho ice twic
Saturday, much to the amusement Of u
lockers on, when he was once out OF DANCE
he was as wet as drowned rat, and looks
very much unlike his usual self.
The Ladies' Parish Guild Of the Episcop
church, IN this city, propose celsbrsting Il
27d of February with one Of their plsasa
receptions. Notice will be given next Wet
OF the mode and place Of entertainment.
Ben Vaughan has some seed Of the Egy
tian rice which be says he will give sw .
He finds 1t to be plant Of very vigoro
growth. capable OF yielding two crops p
anAum, and adording an immense amou
Of forage.
The student-doctors MADE another clio
call for Uucls Edmund. about dark, IL
Monday evening. Good engineering, Il
time, and q kind Providence saved him th
time, but he will hereafter see to 1t that
10 safely at homo and securely barrtcaded
fore daylight begins to wans.
Whenever you hear small potato talki
slightingly Of newspapers ask him to me-
ure himself by the side Of the most ins
,, niacant one In the land, and see how he v
compare with 1t. 1t 10 sheet less than
inches square which is, to-day, shaking I
throne OF the cxar Of all the Russias.
In another column we have . valuable
. ticle from the pen of DIR. J. B. Alsxant
on the recent unusually cold weather. 7
doctor Is the regular observer at this po
for the Missouri Weather Service OF
Washington University, OF which Pr
Francis e. Nlpher Is chief. Though he
not SO full an equipment OF instruments