Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-17
B,pti,t concert. December %.

Furs, furs, furS, almost given q way, at
n. K. Eellsr,s. oStf
Santa Claus headquarters. at Royle's
Book Emporium. d3t3
Choice music at .Hsgen's opera house,
Monday. Dec. 10.
Preserves aud white and red jelly, at
Clsgett's. Try them. dlOtf
Be sure aud 90 to Powell's for your CHRIST
mas candy fruit and nuts. ulO3
Hundreds o. use full articles for Christmas
presents. at McCauslspd's d1Ot2
Fer saie-A few pure bred Plymouth Rock
chickens. E. Allen, No 9.
Faithful work aud conspicuous talent will
be noted In the Baptist concert on tue Ed.
II you want anything good TOR Christmas,
20 to PoHeli's. he keeps nothing but The
best. GIO;3
Reserved seats an tickets for the grand
concert on the 2sd. may be had at RoyIs's
book store.
The Domestic Sewing Machine stands at
the head OF all. For sale only. at C. u.
Ludwigs'. d10t4
Encourage the college by attending the
CONCERT ut Hagen's opera house next Mon.
day night.
A large assortment Of Bohemian vases.
toilet sets, e., at Youns's China Hall, Lex
ingtou, Mo. r2et6
Expect something remarkable In the duet,
Thursday night, by Prof.. GImbel and one Of
his little pupils.
An elegant line OF cheap hanging and
stand lamps, at Young's Chin. Hall, % Nam
street, Lexington, Mo. n2ol6
Seal skin satehsls aud purses, aud hand
some plush albums, at W. C. Hicks. op.
posite the courthouse. d17t2
Silk pocket handksrchisfs for ladies and
gents. from 80 cents to % % . piece, at
Ahrens' Dry Goods B.zsar. d1Ttf
An item Of news 10 very incomplete unless
the date and place are mentioned. Not only
should one be given but both.
TIL best, finest and biggest stock OF candy
ever brought to Lexington, At ClsRett's.
Special prices to large buyers. dl0tf
Handk erchief bags, toilet goods, odor
stands, decks, albums and q large line Of hot-
iday goods, at ChaS. d. Rogle's. d8t3
Bed comforts very cheap. Hotel and
boarding houses supplied in quantity, at
Wholesale prices, at N. E.. Kelier's. ostf
Miss Gould and Prot. Gimbel will show
some admirable work in the Baptist concert
on Dec q. Give them a full guidance.
Now is your time to get cheap boots,
shoes, hats and caps. All goods at reduced
prices, until January I, at Davis b ALL
stadt's. J6tf
The place to buy your toys and christmas
hoods, watches, clocks and Jewelry. Is at
August Egle's, on Franklin street, and don't
you forget 1t. 1914.
We have about 175 closks and dolmans
left which W. would like to close out before
the holidays. Special Inducements will be
offered TO cash buyers. Kriehn + Wilker.
Young's China Hall has now put on .
holiday appearance. and we cordially invite
our patrons to call early and make their Sc
l%ections of presents. 90 Main street, Lexing-
ton, Mo-. n28t8
When you have Q surplus Of cash we want
II, and want it bad enough to give you is
full sa1ss in dry goods notions, &c. Our
stock 10 full and complete for the holidays.
Krishn d Wtlker. d17t2
The people have no county road from
Wellington to Lexington. They havs spent
$780, 900 on 1t, 10 nave 1t sbaorbecssey q rail-
road. They are entitled to an unobstructed
road and ought to have 1t.
The Baptist Female College will give one
Of its always pleasant concerts at Hagsn's
opera house, Thursday, December ~, COM
mencing promptly at 7:s0 p. m. Tickets and
re.ervsd seats at Mr.. c. q. koyls's.
O.. v. Thornton q Co., HiEginsvilIs, keep
constantly on HAND ell styles Of Wilcox d
Whites Cabinet Organs, the very best made.
/ L. - t4u, - Hhn 800
he more appropriate for a nice Christmas
present. d10tt
o. v. Thornton & Co.. Higginsvills, have
lately added largely to their stock of Furni.
ture and Undertskers goods, and especially
ask those wishing anything In their line to
give them q call before making purchases
elsewhere. dlOtf
John O'Aslley, grocer, opposite the Cath
ole church. keeps constantly on hand q gen.
eral stock Of goods In bis line and makes q
specially OF salt fish OF all kinds. Fresh
goods received every week and prices as low
as the lowest. All kinds Of country pre-
luce wanted for cash or In exchange for
goods. n26tf
Mrs. G. Francisco, HlEginsvills, CONSTANT
ly keeps her stock OF millinery goods full to
OVERLOOKING, and sells at the lowest prices
possible.All the latest styles and novelties on
exhibition daily. Also . full line Of notions,
zephyrs. &c. Plumss are . speciality and are
indeed besutifnl. She Is also agent for the
best make OF Cabinet Organs. Call and ex-
anime her stock aud prices before making
your Christmas purchases. d1etf
Mr.. Henry Eshbaugh, master OF the state
grange, will address the people Of Lafayette
county at the following times and places:
Corder. to-day, Att and I O'Clock; Prairie
Church, Monday, December 10, at 1 O'Clock,
p. M; Garrison Grange, Monday, Dec-m-
Der 10. at I O'Clock, p. M; Wellington,
Tuesday. December 20, ut l and Z O'Clock ;
Walnut Grove scboolhouse, near Odessa,
Wednesday. December 81, at 1 and 7 O'Clock,
Every body 10 invited.
A quit claim deed, made In Andrew coun-
ty, which was died for record with Recorder
j.. D. Conner, contains this unique csrtid-
cate OF Notary Public ". ". Caldwell :-"I
further certify that I made this certificate a.
the tnstancs Of = consummate ass namsd
-" The OCCASION OF the language
seems to be that the party In interest In
sisted on having the names wrongly insertsd
In the deed. the gentleman who received
1t probably failed 10 observe that he paid
the notary q fee for. calling hin q long cared
animal.
The sale OF live stock, corn, hay, farming
implements, &c., which No. Travis Buford
adveriises to take place at his farm on the
Dover road. Tuesday, December 20, will be
one OF the mort important ones OF this sea.
son. The list Of live stock Is especially an
attractive one, and as Mr. Buford Ia know.
to have been n breeder OF fancy stock per-
sons wanting anything In that line Will be
sure to attend. Capt. J. D. Conner will be
the auctioHeer, and purchasers know that
they may thoroughly rely on every represeu.
tation he makes from the block. A full list
of the stock. terms, &C., MAY be found un.
der the head OF t'st0ck notes."
The New Orleans University Singers, a
:. double qusrtette Of Colore ed Jubilee Singers,
sang at the opera house, last Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, to fair houses. They
should nave had full ones, as they have good
and well cultivated voices indeed it would
be haIi TO get more melody out OF the same
mum 'er OF singers. Miss T. Jones, the tirst
soprano. sang NilIarj's '.Relurn," q beauti-
full and difficult selection. In an artistic IN IN.
ner, her high notes being especially clear
and sweet. She was warmly encored after
: her solos on both evenings. The second
> soprano, Mrs. N. 1'oombs, though not evinc.
! ing the same degree Of culture has q more
> melodicus voice, and her efforts we're warm.