Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-12
Weeklg gnte1ligenffr'
oFrICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.


Clipped coins should be refused.
Some ylest with the rain last Inursoay'
The best grated pineapple, at Clagetps.
Boots end shoes at cost, at NJ. h. hehers'
.p,cs,es in hotties and In barrels, 1t Cisg-
etts.
winters cool embrace first greeted US tni'
week. T.
R,,nke ct, and shawls, cheap, At ID. Il.
-. oStf
N,ca nav London and Valencia ~raisins, at
49, o22tf
F,ns tu,, cream Oh ssss and fresh mscaron
at Cl.getts.
A ,.roe 10. Of assorted California frutt,
cheap, at Clsgetts. w..
Wednesday morning.
Concord wine OF my own mako. 'o cen''
-. I,h, R..hr s1Om2
Limburg cheese, Holland herring ana Rus
sian sardinss, at 0lsgstts. noo
Ustsups. sauces and rslishes In great NUM-
Der and variety, at Clagetts. o71"
cohosb and Tar never fails to relieve .
so,d. Sold by d. W. B. Tevis. nlzt4
TIT. rain Thursday night washed out the
.,ms old hole in tho Pine street oil.
NV Goldfish and . large variety and full
stock Of potted meats, at Clsgetps. ozS"
Mr.. a. T. Bates. Wellington, NO. SOILS
Robiu,on's Red B, the best nour IN inc
state. sH
Wnooplng cough greatly relieved by The
u,s Of Cohosh and Tar. Sold BY ID. W. b.
Tevis.
w.ut.d.-A steady, reliable msn-ofal'-
vork about a large boarding house. Apply
.....n. noS5tf
Ores, goods ia plain, plaid, stripe And
h,o..ae. IN all the new shades and fabrics.
Royle b New. ~
Call ON CIsgett for your extracts. o2ztf
Furs, furs, furs, almost given . way al
n. q. Kellsr's. 'ou
Re.dy.made clothing, hats and caps and
Furnishing goods, at prices to defy compet''
ton, n n. e. Keller's. ool
wedding party goods at Clsgetts, suchrss
Malaga grapes, bananas, lemons or.nse''
and the finest candles and nuts. ozzu
". II. Robnstt wishes to purchase . large
amount OF corn at Higginsvills. for which
Che highest market price will be pald.
why use vinegar compounded from Stops
and chemicals when . pure article can De
had At 4 less price At Basbr's Csves Blu om
vii, sell sewing machines and sewing
machine supplies cheaper thar any otnei
house in town. A. Egle, Franklin 81. slSm4
N.a,r,. Msnyills j. and Buford Chinn nave
bought out MI. J. B Davis interest IN the
arm of Davis b AlIstadt, to take possession
January 1.
Inst rscsiyed-a new lot OF jeans ill shades
and Qualities. These jeans arc bought direct
from the manufacturer, and will be sold ata
bargain. Ahreni Dry Goods Bazaar. II
A correspondent writes to the scisn''nc
American I'll have effected nearly . eom-
pl.ts cure for dandrun, BY washing Will ,
,o,utiop Of borsx once each tenth day, ana
u,iue bay rum each alternate day. Al nrst
use it every day"
Beautiful stock Of Hamburg sdgtng anu
inssrt,ng, lsces and sdgings, ribbons cotus
and tsssels, frlnges and pasamentery Trim
m,nes. Also . splendid stock OF lace col
lars. coltarettss, ties, hosiery, gloves, ladies'
and seuts' net underwear. Royle d New.
Pleas, examine the date printed with your
name upon the margin OF this pspef anu Zee
II you do not owe Us . couple Of ooisrs'
Remember the date there printed indicates
shs time to which you have paid. prompt
payment Of newspaper subscriptions covers
mu,,i,ud. of aims. jlstS
We again request subscribers wishing the
address OF their paper changed, to state
where the paper has been received ~ "eh q
where they wish 1t sent In tho future. we
cannot r~ecolleot the postofncs address OF all
our uubscribers, and hunting Tor their names
upon our list IL like 'looking for 3 needle In
hay stack"
Our fall and winter stock Of all kinds Of
staple and fancy dry goods, carpets, &C., u
very full and complete, and new goods are
bs,nr ordered daily to meet the demands OIL
our trade. We shall be pleased at oil times
TO show our appreciation OF your patronage
nv po,its and careful sttestion to yoal
~ pnv,e 4 Nav. o1tf
WayeiIy 10 now In connection with tns
tsIezrspbic world by means OF . telephone
from that city to Miami Station. Malta Bend
Nsrshall, Fairville, and will soon have OIL
r.et~ connection with Arrow Rock and Slater
It lisa great sonvsnience to the people OF ina
section, and should be extended to Lexing
ton Of which there IL some talk.
Our dress goods department. our ladies'
cloth, cloaking and waterproof department
our ladies' cloak and dolman department
our passamentery fringe and ornamental de
partmsnt, our ribbon department., our ORES
button and glove department., our hosier!
department.; each Of these are filled Wit
beautiful and tasty goods, selected VIII
treat care from the various eastern markets
and will be sold at bottom prices, at tn
Ahrsns' Dry Goods Basaar. o52tf
Mr.. r. D. Hopkins has . very neat, clea'
and we'll kept restaurant and eonfectioner
On Franklin street, which deserves to b
liberaIiy patronlzsd, especially BY tbs iadies
Meals can be obtained there at all hours, an
at reasonable prices. Oysters are prepare
In every style. A place where ladies' fror
the country unaecompanied by escorts ca
10, be politely treated, and obtain Dime
for q modest price has long been desired, an
IL is now supplied by Mr.. Hopkins and hi
sstimabls wife who will do all In their po"
or to make their friends comfortable. Att
astbsr Mr.. Hopkins' restaurant Is = list
gem.
Conoyer Brothers, sls Main street. Ksnss
City are Offering for the balance Of this yea
~ - tA0 SSJS
known to the trade. They are determine
to sell 40 pianos in 1881, and have tw
months yet to make up the number. The
stock 10 the boot ever shown In Kansas Cit!
snd they guarantee Satisfaction with evel
sale, and sell only reliable instrument
Their stock Of shset music, music book
musical merchandise, nns stools and On
broidered piano covers 10 very completes ar
Glow prices" IL their motto. Be sure TO 81
and hear tbs Conover Bro.'s Patent Uprigl
Plano before buying, n12t1
A man named Charles O'Donnsll, . 60
miner, whose home was at Leayenwort
something over two weeks sgo, was obser
Cd on the ferry boat here, as 1t WAS MAXI
crossing. When the collector went uroul
to take up the fares he was missed. eou
not be found, and 1t was supposed that
had fallen overheard. Last Monday his DO
was discovered attached oy the clothing
senag, about Q mile below town and SOL
thirty yards from shore. TIT coroner "
notified, aud an inquest was held.
Wednesday the father and brother OF the
ceased same down from Lsavenworth q
the remains were inferred.
The coal teamsters had their usual friel
ly contest. lat month, over The number
loads each could haul and old Uucle aeol
James captured the rag. He hauled durl
the month ia loads; his highest eompeti
~os phil Martin who hauled 1NO loa