Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24
Live Oak whisky, at Powelps.

Live Oak whisky, at Powelps. d10tS /;
Rtans on, at Jesse 4 vsushan's. d17n !
Pure Kentucky whisky, at Powel?s. Il
Goou cheap toilet soaps, at Clsgett's. tt ;
All kinds of canned goods. cheap, at
d1stS
Furs, furs, furs, almost given a way, at
" r. KeIler's. oStf
Go to W. v. Nichols for hay, corn, oats,
&c. dz4'2
Santa Claus headquarters. At Royls's
Book Emporium. d3f3
Hundreds OF useful articles for Christmas
at McCsusIsnd's. d1OS
Be sure and go to Powelrs for your Christ
mas candy, fruit and puts. dl0.S
Hundreds Of useful articles for Christmas
presents, at McCausland's. ol0t3
Fer SaIe-A few pure bred Plymouth Rock
chickens. E. Allen, No. 2.
II you want anything good for Christmas,
20 to Puwel's, he keeps nothing but the
best. dl0tS
Sewing machines, Domestic, White. Sing
or, Now Victor, Eldredge and st. John, at
q. Ludwigs', d1Ot4
l will sell sewing machines and sewing
supplies cheaper than any other
house in town. A. Egle. Franklin st. sl9m4
We call your attention to Young's China
Hall price list. Notice low prices on staple
goods. Remember place, 90 Main Atreet Lex
Inpiou, Mo, n26t6
The place to buy your toys and christmas
goods, watches, clocks and )ewelry, Is at
August Egle's, on Franklin street, and don't
you forget 1t. 1914.
We have about It's cloaks and dolmans
which We would like to close out before
the holidays. Special Inducements will be
offered to cash buyers. Kriehn & Wilker.
YounE's China Hall has now put on a
appearances, and we cordially invite
our patrons to call carly and make their Sc
,ections Of presents. % Main street, Licking
Ion. Mo. n28t6
When you have . surplus Of cash we want
it, and want 1t bad enough to give you Its
full salvs In dry goods, notions, &c. Our
stock IL full and complete for the holidays.
Kr,shn 4 Wtlker. d17t2
The monthly meeting Of the ladies' Bap-
fist Missionary society will be at the resi-
dencs Of Mr.. Jas. G. AcGrew on Thurs
day, January 4. Members are particularly
requested to be present.
We now have arrangements with ono of
the largest and best blnderies In Western
Missouri. by which We are enabled to do
book binding for customers at the lowest
prices and on shortest notice. n12tf
o. V. Thornton & Co.. Higglnsvills. have
lately added largely to their stock Of Furni-
ture and Undertaker's goods, and especially
ask those wishing anything in their line to
give them . call before making purch asses
elsewhere. d1Otf
Two-thirds Of the children who attend the
second ward school use the crossing over
Ridgeway near the German church. 1t would
consequently b we'll for the %jsnitor OF the
school to keep that crossing clean. 1t 10 gen.
orally very dirty.
Prices at the city scales, this week. have
been a. follows :-Butchsrs' cattle, 8 cents
sheep, 81 cents; hogs, S to 81 cents; corn, 81
per barrel; hay, $40 to s19 per ton !; oats, AZ
cents per bushel coal by the regular deal
srs 10 cents per bushsl by the coal company,
81 cents.
A handsome line OF Christmas Clouds al
bottom prices, is the principal attraction W
are Offering and we hope you Will avail
yourself Of this opportunity to secure some
Of the bargains now within your grasp
though our stock 10 immense the sooner you
COM the better you will be pleased. kriehr
& Wtlksr. d17t2
Don't fail to examine those Eastlake Dres
sing and Bedroom Sets at D. v. Thornton
4 Co.'s, Higginsville, before making you
Christmas purchases. These are the bes
and most stylish sets manufactured. are boil
useful aud ornamental. and are sold at re
markedly low prices, by o. v. Thornton 4
Co.. Hipginsyills, d1Otf
After We shall have settled down from tn
Inspirations and %sDjoyments Of the holida!
season, we are promised q series Of 10 cen
concerts, which will be q new feature II
musical entertainment In Lexington. TIT
public may expect somsthing good-the mel
odiss OF old times, popular music through
out, by the very best talent.
Harmony Lodge AnciG>t Order Of Unite'
Workmen, at its election, last Thursda.
evening, chose the following named gentle
men as officers for the ensuing year p. N
W, Geo. X. Smith NJ w., A. v. Robin
son r., A. LOOMS; O.. G. e.. Ludwigs
R,ir., JAS. Edelin, ; Fin, I. E. Austin ; Rec,
ID. WI B. TevIs /; Guide, ". W. Duncan; j
W., G. W. slsrk; o. w., +. Z. I. Bright
we'll ; Rep. to Grand Lodge, J. o. Lesueur
alternate, g x Smith.
The leading article In the North America
Review for January. contains the judgment
Of hvs Of the most distinguished America
authorities upon 'sThe Moral R%espohsibilit
Of the Inssne'" just at present. this subjee
occupies . very prominent place In the mind
OF the American people; but quite apal
from its momentsry interest, a. connecte
With the extraordinary trial now In pr,
gress in Washington, the problem Of detel
m:ning the fact Of insanity, and fixing Ii
limits Of responsibility Of the insane, is or
that In itself possesses an Irresistible attra,
ton for every generous mind. Tit wrec
and ruin Of Intellect appsals at once to OF
highest sympathies, md to Whatever is no
lest in human curiosity. The authors .
leeted for the discussion OF this subject q
Drs. Beard and seEuln, Of New York, ID
Elwsll, Of Cleveland; DR.. Jewell. of Chic,
20, and DR.. Folsom, Of Boston. The 9th,
articles In the January number OF the z
view are a. follows: ''The New Polite
Machine" by VIM. Martin Dickson ; ''sh,
Women Practice Medicine p by DIR. Ma
Putnam Jasobi; '.Ths Geneva Award al
the Insurance. Companies" by G. B. Coli
and ga Ch.ptsr Of Confederate History
by F. g. Rufin. Tho announcement 10 ma,
that the February number Of the Review,
be issued January 18th, will contain Pa
LII, Of the "Christian Rsligion'' series
a~rticlss, land That 1t 10 to be = very able d
fsnse of the Christian faith.
Hundreds Of useful articles for Christm
: presents, at MeCauslsnd's. df0se
We would like to see the pavement sou
Of the Presbyterian church put in good
: der. We would like to see . pavement
> Main street, east Of Main Cross. We wou
, like to see the culvsrt at the big fill rails
] about two feet, and substantially fixed v
D would like to see the gas better purified. V
would like to see the Narrow Gauge chang
i into a broad gauge. We would like 10 9
, smaller hats on ladies' heads at the ops
house. We would like to see less going o
. to see q man between acts. We Gould II
to see Idiot fringe abolished. We won
like to see tho hoodlums who broke the "
dows at Wentworth Academy caught 3
r punished. We would LIKE to see all cell
Q doors taken of OF Main street. We wol
y like TO see = little more paint on some Of q
buildings. We would like to see the ri
remsmber the poor on Christmas day, so Il
all might feel that It WAS good 10 live LII