Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

Decorated tea and toilet sets, at Powelps.
Blankets and shawls, chssp, at n. n.
Kellsr's. osI
All kinds Of canned goods, cheap, ut
PowelPs. oAots
seedle,s raislns for Christmas cakes. at
Clagstt's. oIV"
Everybody treated we'll and fairly dealt
Nth At c,suett,.. d10tf
Central College Christmas concert, Mon
day, December 10.
A splendid college programme for Dec. II,
ut Hagen's opera house.
Be sure md go to Powel's for you Christi
as candy, fruit and nuts. dlo''
Hundreds OF useful articles for ChristmAs
nr.s.n,.- "a, McC.usI.nd's. d10tk
Toys, in great variety. will be sold At cost
to sell out, at G. q Ludwigs'. dlotA
Read the Iuteligencer and 6nd out where
to get your Christmas presents.
II you want any thing good for Chrtstmas,
TO rowsli's, he keeps nothing but tbs
best. oAus
MI. H. T. Bates, Wellington, Missouri,
sells Robtnson's BED 2, the best aeur In the
state. NV
Clace:t has the largest storeroom In the
county full Of goods. Come and sss Tor
vours.Ix... d10tf
Enchanting music at Hagsn's opera house
Monday night, Dec. 10, BY ths music class Of
Central Female College.
Buy your Frames al Peters Photo rooms.
Higginsville, Mo-, oil the latest styles. Best
10 town to select FROM. d10tf
a. .-N D,&e Hlt-hAI ill ahn~
some admirable work In the Baptist concert
on Dec y. Give them . full audisnes.
In consequence OF q change OF drm on
January 1, all goods will be sold at reduced
prices, until that time, by Davis q ALI
stadt. dStf
Carpets, mirrors. rockers, easy chairs. &c.,
In large variety and at prices to suit every
purse, for sale BY o. v. Thornton b Co.,
Higxinsville. d1otf
Hicks has the richest. nohbiest n Alto
getner the most complete line OF autograph
and photograph albums aud Christmas cards
on the market. nl7tf
Christmas presents BY fhe hundreds, rang
ing from the lowest to the highest prices. at
August EgIe's, on Franklin street, two
doors east Of Loomis' drug store. Call and
examine. idsH
We now have arrangements with one Of
the largest and best binderIes in Western
Missouri, by which We are enabled to do
book binding for customers at the lowest
prices and on shortest notice. n!atf
W. II. Rooinstt. the polite and wide
awaks proprietor OF the omnibus line at
Higginsyille has just put on . new platform
spring transfer wagon for baggage. 1t 10 .
beauty and will also be . great convenience.
Mr.. ". v. Nichols elsewhere announces
that he has opened . feed store, with smes
| at Nicholson B b arteIPs. BY always keeping
. full supply OF good feed At lowest Rates he
| will ill q long felt want, and We wish him
a big run OF custom.
o. v. Thornton Il Co.. Higginsvills, have
lately added largely to their stock Of Eurni.
ture and Undertakers goods, and especially
ask those wishing anything in their line ii
give them . call before making purchases
elsewhere. dl0tf
Messrs. Prince b WllksninR. At odessa,
moved into their new brick store, and hav.
ing much more light and room, arc bettel
| prepared than evsr to accommodate thsil
| customers. Call around and see how nicely
they are fixed up. dlOtf
Carrollton Journal 1.-THE B. 3 8. W. B
h. after q short rest has commenced laying
track, bstween Lssleds and Cunningham
To this latter point 10 ~ far - any Work vii
be lone this winter"
Powell has the largest and best stock o
the following goods ever brought TO Lexing
ton: London layer %raisins, Malaga laysl
raisns, looss Mussatel raisinsV slsneia raisins
currants, prunss, ngs, csndisd eitron, lemon
peel and dried apricots. d1ots
A man named Harry Norman whs passed
two forged orders for money On Mr.. Martin
Bruins, OF Concordls, was arrested at Green.
1eld, Dads county, last week, brought 4
Concordia, tried before . justice and com
mittsd to Jail. He seems to be pretty sat
fer . term under Warden Willis.
Central Female College Clristmas Con
cert, Monday night, Dee. 10. The exercise
will consist Of instrumental and vocal music
readings and Rotations. The progrsmm.
10 one Of rare excellence, and the occasion
promises to &c one Of the most entertaining
Of the season. Let everybody attend.
Last Monday was q busy day In town. Tn
streets were full Of people, the merchant
busy, and . great deal OF live stock and fee,
changed hands. Capt. Conner. tho bald
headed eagle Of the Sni, was In his element
and his musical tenor could be heard lou
above the din n chatter Of many voicel
shouting, "How much An l lid, gentlemen
for the bay marsi Speak it put quick ; hov
much }"
Mrs. G. Traneiseo. Hisginsvills, constant
" keeps her stock OF millinery goods full {
OVERLOOKING, and sells at the lowest price
possible. All the latest styles and novelties o
exhibition daily. Also q full line OF notion
zephyrs. &c. Plumss are . specially and II
indeed beautiful. She 10 also agent for th
best make OF Cabinet Organs. Call and .,
anime ner stock aud prices before maxim
your Christmas purchases. d1otf
Our dress goods department, our iadie
cloth, cloaking and waterproof department
our ladies' cloak and dolman department
our pa.aamentery fringe and ornamental d
partmsnt, our ribbon dspartm ent, our drel
button and glove department, our hosiel
! department.; each OF these are filled WI
beautiful and tasty goods, selected VII
great care from the various eastern market
and will be sold at bottom prices, at Il
! Ahrens' Dry Goods Bazaar. o22tf
Mike Carroll, who 10 one OF the clever
men Who ever punched . ticket. was the 7
q cipient OF = very handsome present Thur
. day night Of last week. On the arrival
: his train at Ssdalia some Of his friends pr
. sentsd him with . costly silvsr-plsted 90
ducsor's lantern. Mike has run on II
t branch In various capacities fer the past Nil
years, and has more friends and fewer On
I mics than any man on tho road. He has ",
earned his position 40 eondustor. and '
congratulate him on his promotion. n
t O'Connsll, the engineer On Mr.. Carol
c train, 10 next to Mr.. e., the Oldest smplo,
$ Of tbs road. having been In Its service abo
eight years. They are both very Popul
with all WHO know them.
An sn,husiastie meeting was held
Gibbs' Hall, Odsssa, last week. to furth
the building OF the Fort Scott, Chicago
st. Louis railroad. The feeling was deel
n eddy in favor OF having the road, ev,
II 1t had to be built by the psoT
b themselves. The following was adopt.
''Rssolvsd, That In the opinion OF this
spectacle meeting, the Fort Scott, Chica
l. st. I.oufs railroad company can obta
coal facilities and supplies for censumpti
and freight cheaper at Odessa, and in
e. great abundance a. at Rieh Hill, taking In
g consideration the construction OF twel
lr miles Of railroad that would have to be uu
to get there, and the expense Of runni
:, over the road alter 1t 10 built"