Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
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II you want to buy town lots or houses,
cal, on T.. Wtpsor q Son, sl6tf
Pure cider vinegar for pickles Or for table
use. at Gordon 4 Fulkerson's. s26tf
Try keer's six-cord soft-fnish spool cotton
on new machine spools, found at Miss Rifles.
Buck wheat -four, maple syrup. mince
meat, and q large stock of canned goods. at
CIagett's. d2tf
II you want to sell your town lots or
houses. place them In the hands OF e. Win.
sor Il Son. s1etf
Ladies are invited to use keer's dollar
brand (six-cord, soft-tinish) spool cotton for
hand or machine, for sale at Miss Rifles.
We have the largest stock OF cloaks and
dolmans In the city, aud We VIII sell them
cheap. Don't fail to see our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Wilksr i Miller.
just received. At Young's China Hall, an
elegant line of si%lver-plated ware, consisting
Of knives. forks. spoons, casters, buffers.
cake baskets. pickle!ars, nspkia-rinss,
sugars, &C., 10 chaste and PLAIN patterns.
Grimes Z Venable have . full, new, fresh,
we'll selected and beautiful stock Of holiday
goods OF all Kinds. 1t will pay everybody
to drop IN aud look ut the many pretty and
novel things that they have to make happy
the hearts Of giyers and receivers OF Christ
mas gifts. Mise
Before buying your mother, father, son.
daughter. sweetheart. beau or friend . pres
on exhibition, and you will be snre to dud
something to please, and the prices are made
such as will nduce you to buy from Chas.
W. LOOMS. n25
The lntelligencer takes great interest In
field sports, and as the SESSION for eating,
drinking and being merry is upon US, why
not have Q revival Of our Lexington sport
ing CLUB? Game Is moderately plentiful,
and = u and supper would be much en-
joyed. Mr.. VIM. B. Hamlet got sixteen
birds In . half days hunt not long ago, 30
that a party might kill enough to make .
respectable supper. HsG
A portion Of tho arms OF tho Lexington
Guards have been shipped bsck. to Jefferson
City, and from the present condition OF the
company, 1t is likely that tbs balance will
20 the same way In q short time. DesertIons
and neglect Of duty by members. and want
OF encouragement from the. citizens inside 1t
uphill work to keep the organization alive.
II things 60 on as they: are at present, the
company will shortly be d%isbanded, snd the
blue uniform will be seen on our streets no
more.
Royal Arch Chapter No. 10, A. +. & A.
NJ, atats msetlag, last Monday night. elect-
Cd the following named officers ~. u.
Lssusur, H. p; Il. A. HickIfn, r.; A.
Walk, s. 4. Taubmsn, Treas: \ Kyisnd,
Secy.; A. F.. Alexander, C.. H.; r. h.
Chambers, p. s. r. Hale. r. A. c.; Jos
Wolf, M. 81 "; N. silverman. NJ. I'd ";
K. B. Dlckey, NJ. 1st V. ia. Price, Guard.
W. can do It and Will! With our ready
grsenbscks VIZ were able to make the most
advantageous purchases OF the season which
will enable the patrons Of cur house to MAKE
their selections for the holidays from the
handsomest line of reliable dry goods no.
tons, carpets, etc., ever put or sale here,
Everybody assured OF barg aims ct eur houss.
Call and sac US. Wllksr y Miller. d9,2
The subscription price Of Texas siftings.
the Celebrated Humorous Wsekly, 10 81 81
= year. We will send, postage paid, to any
address Qntelllgsncer aud SiftingsJ both
papers one year for S3 so. Texas Sitting
Is now the most popular paper in the eoun'
try, and has y larger circulation than any
psper OF its class. Its publ shsrs, being dc.
si.ous Of still further Increasing It's circula
ton, havs made special arrangements with
Us whereby we are enabled to make thu
above liberal offer. d9i3
As the holidays approach articles Of virtu
and art become of more and more conss
quence. The Intelligencer with It's desir.
to do proper ere lit to the marits of nome
workers, dropped into the atslir Of Mr..
Thomas Saunders one day this week, know
Ing that there IS nearly always new work
there that is worth seeing. No photographed
anywhere moro closely keeps mp to all the
improvements In his art, aud our eyes were
tessted with an array Of beautiful pictures
finished in the latest and best styles In 81
details. VS. were especially struck will
two beautiful portraits, IN colors, set II
magnificent frames. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Corder, and by q similar picture Of Mrs.
VIM. h. Steele, their daughter. Bsstd'
these. In large portraits, we observed an q
l bto NV " Ia AotOAkO ~ Nn ~
other Of Nixon F. Royie, Esq and . perfee
galaxy Of counterfeit prsssntments of besu
uful women. Mr.. Saunders leaves nothing
undone 10 keep his gallery supplied with al
the improved sdjuncts Of his art, so that n
artist west OF st. Louis 10 better prepare,
than Is he to DO lrst.class work. He ha
recently added to his other facilities what l
called the dry plate process, by which he l
enabled to take pictures -instantsneously
thereby insuring psrfect likeuesses, and tn
catching Of the exact expression Of the fact
He bus . large assortment OF handsome vol
vet and. other. frsmes. some OF them reali
elegant, and sst0nishingiy cheap. He hs
also added several instruments for fn
cabinet and panel pictures. Nothing coul
be better for . Christmas present for mott
sr, wife, sweetheart or friend than . mic
picture, and saunders Is the place to get i
whether 10 oil, water color, Ink, crayon q
. photograph. Call aud see his work /; 1t
> worth u visit, even II you need nothing l
bis line.
We are Offering several pieces Of double
width clOsking At cost price to close theI
out, the price has been reducsd from 81
I to 81 per yard. Wilker l. Miller. d9t2
"B. Something" writes from Napolsor
''Be something. 49,. Northw western snow storl
....Trsde here very good. Merchants W
stocked and expecting 10 Christians goods
. The boss rocket will De found at Stone
= drug store... The two gents who. went
the edge OF Jackson county, to make aIca1
have returned, but the spoliation Of furu
y host - q disciple OF Hipoarstes and not
cabinet msker or pottery man 80. Miss l.,
J, Thompson, lett here this morning, for b.
home, having been on . visit ut NJ. J.. !
Q lsh for several days....T The Thsnksgisil
ball At w Wellington was well represented
the gents OF Napoleon.
"l.by" writes from FsIrview -"Whs
% looks we'll. Farmers ere busy Rsthsriu
- corn .... Miss Lula Osborne, who 10 tsachil
school near Higginsyille. spent Thsnksgl
Ing with her parents and friends. Miss
\. Minnie Martin, Lutte Paxton and LII
10 MaOry, OF the +. A.. s., spent Thanksglvi
o at the home Of the latter Our school
% tiourishing under the care OF Miss Man
G. Harkley. Of Lexington. who is giving g
sral satisfsclion Tn literary society
ID progressing rapidly ; oficers's are +.
', PARROT, president; h. +. King, seerstar
q. Miss Lulu Parrot, treasurer; j. W. Kir
sexton /; there are "a members enrolled q