Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-24
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
Irish potatoes wanted, at Clagett's. s1O
All going to the st. Louis fair call and C.
Ben.
Carrolton had a SIS 900 scorch Friday Of last
week.
Go to silverman's for pure Kentucky
whisky. si't4
Call ON Jesse q Vaughan n buy your
oroearies. s24tI
Clagett's bous Is overlooking with goods.
Call and see them. $40
At SlIverman's you will always get the
worth OF your money. sl7t4
A large number Of Lexington people al
tented the Sedslis fair.
Concord wine OF my wi make, 30 cents
per bottle. John Raehr. s10h3
Old Mems Club u Mr.. VIM. Whitsett's in
Washington township to-day.
Hunyadi Janos mineral water at the drug
store OF Gordon & Fulkerson. jlSm3
C. Ben will arrange for Pullman Slsepers
for st. Louis fair this year rs in the past.
The highest market price paid for country
produce. Jesse d Vaughan, 81 Main street.
Remember Philip Phillips service of song
at the Methodist church next Friday night.
Silverman has the largest stock of wines
and LIQUORS ever opened In Lafayette coun-
~. s17tA
Mr.. II. T. Bates, Wellington, Missouri,
sells Robinson's Red r. the best -four in the
state. sl0tf
Mr.. Schsefermeyer has improved his lot
on Franklin street, by grading It to the
street.
See the elegant display Of new styles in
ruches, collars, bibbs and ties, at Kreihn Il
wiIker,s. s17t2
A superior article Of pure cider vinegar
ut the drug store of Gordon d Fulkerson,
Lexington, Mo. j1sm3
Call 4 the Led Front store and see the
celebrated Fayorite and Champion Monitor
stoves. the best in the land. aStf
DR.. John Ferries barn. at Mt. Hope, was
burned last Tuesday night. Three horses
were lost. Barn insured for 300.
Kendalrs SPAWN Cure 10 the best hniment
on human flesh in the world. Try 1t and be
COuvIuC6us xbVo0 ~ wv
Something new, Jesse = Vaughan at MIR.
MoCausland's old stand, have the finest line
Of groceries ever brought to the city. s2
Clsgetts is the headquarters for fine and
rare fancy groceries and the best staple
goods. Special prices to large buyers. $40
Pure cider vinegar, without the least adult
teration Of any kind, at Baehr's Cave. Sold
- .,,sA - -hcrna~pa nplnA ON
II you have . house to roof or gutter, call
ut the BED Front store and get prices. Main
street. a9tf
Our new fall goods are arriving daily, and
will be sold at bottom prices. Call and see
MS before purchasing elsewhere. Krelhu &
Wilker. sl7t2
Mr.. McCsusland has moved his stock Of
goods into Conkling's old stand and is get
ting very nicely arranged in his handsome
new quarters.
Geo. Hutchison, Esq, has accepted q stu
alton as salesman with W. G. McCausland,
where be will be pleased to see his friends
and customers.
vii Bolton having obtained . position d
salesman with Royle b New, cordially in
yites I'll OF his old friends and customers to
give hin. O call. s17t4
Before you leave Lexington call on Silver
man and get . bottle OF fine whisky. 1t is
sold In large or small quantities, at the low
~st market price, s17t4
little six-ysar.old son Of Mr.. Ed. Hill,
whfks chasing q chicken about the back
lot. LAST Thursday, fell and broke both bones
his right arm below the elbow.
A full line Of the celebrated Indianola,
Lexinston and Economy cook stoves and
yusean heating stoves made by q. A. Nor
risen tor sale ct Bennett q Morrison's, Main
stlsst. n|Vti
A full line of the celebrated Indianola. Leg
angton aud Economy cook stoves and Vulcan
heating stovss made by G. A. Morrison for
sale at Bennett b Morrfon's, Main street,
1..x,noton Mo. m6tf
The two; Hastings charged with the Lex
1ngton omnibus robbery. at Richmond, are
bound over In 1850 bail to await the action
OF the grand jury. They are in Jail. The
third man was discharged.
Mr.. John Baehr is to convert his hall now
nsed by the guards into . residence as soon
rs he can get possession. He regrets to lose
the military company. but the comfort Of
his family requires the change.
Strayed-Four or i've weeks ago. q small
red COW, ..small horns, curved in front Of
! forehead, no special marks remembered.
REASONABLE reward paid for her return. OF
for Information oil her whereabouts. jos,
.Chinn. s2tf
Without doubt we have the largest and
sdnest stock OF stoves, pierced and stamped
stiuware In the county, and we mean to sci
then. Call mi get prices and satisfy your
self that the Red Front u the cheapest house
,in the CITY. a9tf
Willie Steele, nephew Of Mr.. b. J. Hig
sgins, had his shoulder put out Of place. | vs.
Tuesday morning, by being jammsd in be
tween TWO lows In the milking lot. Tit
6islocation was reduced by DR.. Sesber ant
the little fellow got along all right.
Dwelling for rent or sale on Cole street
Everything in tip-top order. Good stable
coal house, wood house, cistern, and ever!
convenience about the premises. Will oni!
be rented to q good tenant. For particular
inquire of John Baehr, Franklin st. sletf
Next Mondsy will be observed In Lexing
ton a. memorial day In honor OF the deceas
ed president. The order Of the exercises I
+ given in another column. The people Of tn,
vicinity are invited to be present. All tn
I places appointed have doors wide open t.
,svery man, woman and child.
Lewis T. Bell, Esq, the polite and eficisu
secretary Of the Lafayette county Industria
and Stock Association, has rented one-hal
s0f the store occupied by J. h. Major, In Hig
sginsville, and will open q drug store therein
Mr.. Bell has many friends In that vicintt
who viii be pleased to patronize him.
Shippers will please call at my Office 70
dray tickets on which to make up their shiI
meuts in duplicate, and as we keep no ma
ut K. q. q X. depot other than q: train tint
you must call at the city Office before goin
10 the depot, as I will not receipt for an
goods left on platform. q. Ben Russell
agent.
Ira Steele, practical Matchmaker and jew
elsr, has just opened q shop for the reparin
oi watches, clocks and jewelry, one doc
west of the Morrison Wentworth bank A
work done in q satisfactory tanner, by
competent workman. and warranted. Watcl
es carefully adjusted to run correctly bot
night and day. s3t5
The Misses James, Of Waverly, havir
determined to move to Colorado, are oferir
their entire stock of millinery goods ar
motions at cost for cash. They also wish
sell their store fixtures. furniture, l.
Would prefer to sell all together. In Il
meantime they are receiving a full stock
fall millinery which Will also be sold at cos
Gall and buy now If you want cheap good