Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
Live Oak whisky. at Powelps. ,d10,s
Pure Kentucky whisky, at Powel?s. 70

ALL kIuUU u oo1uV4 W. S~sfs W" 1
PowsIl's. .dIsDa
Furs, furs, furs, almost given q way, at
u. b. Kellsr's. oStf
ssnts Claus headquarters. at Roylts
Rook kmporium. d3t3
Preserves and white and red jelly, at
Clagetts. Try them. dl0tf
B. sure and 20 to rowelrs for your Christ
mas candy. fruit and nuts. dlotS
Hundreds OF useful articles for Christmas
at McCausland's. d108
II you want anything good for Christmas,
70 to Powell's, he keeps nothing but the
heat. dos
Mr.. Il. T. Bates. wellington, Missouri,
Dsils Robinson's Red e. the best -four 10 the
sl0tf
The Domestic Sewing Machine stands at
the head Of all. For sale only, at G. It..
LudwigS. dl0'A
A large assortment q Bohemian vases.
to,le. sets, g., at Youus's China Hall. Lex
inptou. No. n2St6
Handkerchief bags, toilet goods, odor
staods, desks, albums and = large line of hol-
iday goods, At Chas. ID. Royle's. dst3 !
The best, finest and biggest stock, Of, catdy
ever brought to Lexington. At Clsgett's.
Special prices to large buyers. dl0tf
Bed comforts very cheap. Hotel and
boarding houses supplied IN quantity. at
wholesale prices, at u. Z. Kelrer's. oetf
Tue place to buy your toys and christmas
foods, watches, clocks and jewelry, 10 at
August Bgle's, on Franklin street, and don't
you forget II. d84. i
"a lady had the flesh eaten OF her arm by |
eerofuIs. Could see tho sinews working.
'Lindssy's Blood searcher' cured her." y.
Ralston. Eldsrton, Pa. lf d8ml
To satisfy an inquirer We will say that
saure.kraut 10 spelled - No give II. The
word is not English aud should, therefore,
b written - spelled In German.
George, the 1o.y ear-old son OF Mrs. Martha
j. Cooper, who lives In Dover townahip.
broke his arm In . fall from . horse last
Wednesday afternoon, returning from
school.
Mr.. John franklin, Of Jsekson county,
near Chapel Hill. was thrown from his
horse, one day last week, and was 30 injured
that he hss sincs been paraiysed. and thers
10 but little hsps Of his recovery.
xuO 0u1lS UOLn8 oOkV4 oe0oi osPAVoHSosAh
for coal, has been sunk 15s feet without sueosss.
The snte,prisinE gentlemen who are doing tho
work are not discouraged. however. and will
perssvere. We hope they will be sbundantly
rewarded, and that soon.
o. v. Thornton d Co., HtEginsvills, keep
constantly on hand oil stylssp Of Wilcox q
Whites Cabinet Organs, tbs very best made.
Prices % low - the lowest. Nothing can
DO more appropriass for . nice Christnias
present. dl0sf
Have you seen b beautiful and novel
stock OF holiday goods at Hieks' store, op.
posite the courthouse. Tho prettiest line
ever shown in this city. Store open every
day and evening until after the holidays.
Every ono 10 welcome. n12tf
Powell hslahs largest aud best stock Of the
following goods sver brought to Lexington
London layer ralslns. Malaga layer ~raisins,
loose Ausestrl rsislns, Valencia raisins ; cur.
rants, prunes hgs, candied citron, lemon
peel and dried sprisots. dlO,s
The s.snips" Of the Msyvisw nsighborhood
had . grand party at the residence Of Weed
Marshall, Friday nIght, I'd inst. A large
crowd was In attendance. and OF course an
"utterly utter" good time was had. ins
girls said 1t. was "too-too" sweet.
In . recent trip away from home the mar
row brinmed hats, brimless caps and odd
tiles generally worn BY the men Impressed III
very fsrclbIy with the fact that they can
hardly with any degree Of eonsissenoy shy
bricks at the female sex regarding foolish
head gear.
John O'Nsllsy, grocer, opposite the Cath.
ole church. keeps constantly on hand . gen
sral stock Of goods In bis line and makes
specially Of salt fsh OF all kinds. Fresh
goods received every week and priess 10 low
a. the lowest. ALI kinda Of country pro.
ducs wanted for sash OF In exchange for
goods. n26tf
Messrs. George +. Maitland D Ce.havs sold
out their grocery business Ia this city to
Aessrs. Linn B. Gordon and Travis buford.
Mr.. Maitland intending % devote his entire
attention TO his Colorado house. We regret
to lose him. but the gentlemen who succeed
him are snterDrising. active, honorable men,
and We wish them sveHy success.
Mr.. W. j. Miller, the psstomes man d
Waverly, has sold his %storehouse and good
to Misses Bette ald Mary james. They az,
energetic and Intelligent ladiss,wellq ualidst
for the business they have undertaken, ant
We wish them an abundance Of success. Mr.
Miller who has purchased property In Ben
ton county, Ark, will probably move Their,
in the spring. -f.i
Mr.. T. 8. Mitchell, the assessor OF the coun
ty, elsewhere Officially notifies all taxpayer
with whom assessment lists were left b!
himself or his deputies, that such lists mus
ID returned to his ONCE by December 20. II
also ssysthst II they are not 20 returned tn
Law requires him To double tho assessment
in that partleulsr esse. II becomes q matte
, Of Importance, therefore, to hand in oil sue
lists IN good time.
msnss stock and tbs great increase OF hI
fall trade, Mr.. Grove Young, at HigHinl
, VILE, has found 1t Necessary to increase tn
Size Of his store.room and has added 70 70,
thereto In the rear. beside flling the sscon
: story with bis stock Of boots, shoes, hats an
caps. He now has room to accommodate .
bis eustoners,an and continues to sell goods
b bed rock prices. d10tf
At the last meeting of Lexington ChApts
, No. 10, A. y. / A. NJ. the following omcsl
. were e:setsd and installed for the snsuin
masonic year: Az. Alexander, H. p; {
Z e. Ballard, 4; ]. o. Lssueuer, s.; F;
8. WrAkwslI, e. Of H.; P. h. Chambers, I
!. s.; B. Tasbmsn, T.; Z. Ryland, sec'y.; {
r Maitland. h. 4. c.; Jos. Wolf, g. MI
"; Adam Walk. q. n. I'd "; G. =. Al
i. stadt, q. II. 1Nt v. J.. A. Price, Tyler.
(Nlvnnln fall in AvN~navfl1a go fnru
a ally opened last Friday and Saturday nigh:
BY the presentation Of American 20,
II SIM" rendered By tho "Pickwlek CLUB.
. composed entirely Of smatuars. An INTEL
gsncsr reporter WAS present, and was su
}. prissd to had u . largo, neat hall, IN
f. more surprised At the successful manner
II which the play Was produced. A. many
n the performers are wsll-known in this cit
We will publish the programme next wee
I'll We ask you to read the advertisement
Darby's %Prophylastie Fluid. which appea
& In our ISSUE Of to-day. II 10 . wonderf
healing remedy, . most powerful disiAfet
n ant. and . positive germ destroyer, and
perfectly safe to use even In the hands of Il
most inexperienced. 1t 10 highly rseol
mendsd by eminent ply sicians and chemist
a and endorsed by hundreds OF others wi
n have used 1t aud know its valuable prope
n ties. It costs but . tribe, and will save mu,
suffering, time and money. Dsrby's Flu
has long been recognized IS = household
70 tiels for universal family use. Prepared
IL j. q. Zsilin b Co., Manufacturing Chemist
- Sole ProprIetors. d10:l
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