Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-02

Hog killing time.

Hog killing time.
Jewel cases, see elegant assortment, at c..
W. Loomls'. n25,6
New psttsrns Of chamber aud tea sets.
cheap, at PowelPs. r1lt4
call ON Z. Winsor 4 Son. sl6tf
Buy your brsech-losding shot guns Of
Chss. H. Schss6ermeyer. n1sf3
Pure cider vinegar tor pickles or for table
use. at Gordon Z Fulkerson's. s26tf
Keep tbs cold out by buying weather
strips, cheap. OF C.. h. schsefsrmeyer. 81
All the English aud American poets at
prices that will win. Cnas. w. LOOMS.
Receiving . new aud handsome line of
fancy goods for the holidays. at Miss Rifles.
The best Christmas present you can get
for your wife 10 . sack of Robinson's roller
flour. d2tf
New %rslsins. and large line OF preserves,
jeiliss. canned meats. pickles, sauces. &C., at
ClagstIs. DIFF
We recommend the light running hem-
ington sewing machine, for sale only at c.
u. Ludings'. nlSd
a nice and new selection Of jewelry. OF
oil sorts. at bottom prices, ut August EyIs's,
Franklin street. n25tf
A fine assortment Of stshed and cut glass
bottles. and bottles for covering with satin
hand painting, Ut Chas. W. LOOMS.
Lost-Lsst week. 10 Lexington. . lsdy's
small gold guard chain. Finder will please
leave 1t at Grimes + Vsnabls's and receive
. reward.
The prayers OF the democrats were just .
little more hearty, snd . shade more loud
aud earnest than those Of the republicans in
this city. Thursday.
There 10 quite . boom at Saunders Gallery
over bis tine colorsd photos. DON'T all go
1t once. Bring on your old faded pictures
and have them copied into larger ones, and
look like life. Go and exsmins his dne
photographs. n1Stf
You may have an excellent idea Of values.
&C.. but the informed are apt to make mis-
takes. and. for fear such an accident may be-
fall you. stop At our store. post yourself
thea look around. We have
largest stock OF dry goods In town. and
invite honest and fair competition and hsss
fears OF The result. Good goods and low
prices are our spscisltfes. The ID. J. E.
Dry Goods Bazaar. n4tf
For the benefit OF those persons who are
occupied during the day. We now propose to
open our store ssrly In the morning and
keep It open late At night until after the
holidays are over. that al parties may have
an opportunity TO examine u stock Of
goods, which 10 the largest snd most varied
w have ever had. We advise u and ell
to call in early and make their selections and
have them laid aside before the goods are
handled In order that they may get them new
and fresh. Grimes Il fen.ole. Jswelry,
Lexington, No. nlstf -
l have In the last three or four weeks
greatly Increased my stock OF solid aud plst-
cd jswslry, watches. clocks, &c., and nave
added . due aud complete line Of toys. OF
whlsh 1 ssx an Inspection. and guarantee
that I viii be able to please you IN style and
quality, and prics that will meet your ap.
prov.l. August Exile. Franklin st. n25tf
Lost-Near the Barnett schoolhouse, In
sist Lexington township. last Tuesday vs.
ming, about dusk, = lady's hunting ease gold
wus0us ICY "tuAots Will ooOtSs 2
chain. Tn words "L0retts Simms" are en-
grSved lasids Of the wstck, around the
opening tor winding. The finder will be it,
orally rewarded by leaving tue articles with
DR.. r. II. Cnsmoers, OF this city, or with
their owner, Miss Sallis Chambers, at the
's,hoeihonse. s
It 10 always pleasant to note the growth Of
. business tirm, particularly when they have
conducted their business In = manner not
only satisfactory TO their patrons, but con.
duotivs to the whole county. We have the
eradication In noting the Improvement
made by Msssrs. Wtlker & Miller 10 enlsrg-
ing their already spacious dry goods and no.
ton store. they having added . large stock
of carpets, oil cloths, msttings, rugs, etc.
Their store IL now one OF tbs best QUILTED
establishments west Of st. Louis. Parties
dssiring anything In dry goods. n~otions.c car
pets and oil cloths. Will do we'll to call on
Mes.rs. Wilker = Miller, they will try thsil
best to please you. d2t2
Our Odessa correspondent sends us tha
following Interesting letter this week "-Mr
). W. hixhtower. formerly Of THE city, II
now In Independence. proprietor Of thu
Pacific House. We wish Jim success, be +
. social gentleman snd believe he will dc
Il Murphy hnvs started . saw miIltn Olesss,
they are now sawing and want oil the log,
they can get. Died, In Chspsl Hill. Nov.25
Mrs. Aguss Harris. aged about SO year.
Also near Chapel Hill. Nov. "a, mir. Isas,
Gates, aged q. Mr. Gstes leaves . mothel
and several younger ch.'drsn to mourn hi
loss, which is great to them as be WAS thsil
main support. A Mr.. Wilson who has beel
working . few milss west OF here. Wa
found dead last Monday. . little east o
Odessa on the e b A. track. Justice Rus
sell empsneled . jury to investigate the cas-
and they decided be had been drinking TOT
freely u chilled ts death. lie was burie,
10 tbs new cemetery. Our old friend r. w
SuthsrlsHd, II able to bs out on the street
again after . long and severe illness. Msssrs
X. +. Russell and WIN. SeWsll have opsnst
. real estate ofics on second street. Pro
traetsd meetings are holding at the B.ptls
church by the Aslhodists. and at the Chris
tian church by the Chrisuuns. DIR. johnson
has moved into his new rooms over the post
Office, where he will be pleased to see his oil
patrons snd friends. Call and see him. Re
member when FOUR subscription IL due t.
the lntsliysncer you can call and leave 1
with DIR. johnson ; aud don't forget tbs pev
sub.oook 10 always open tor NV subscribsra
Mr.. Wn. Fox IL very sick with mslaria
fever. but 10 . little bstter Ut tbis writing
Mr.. Isaac Whitsstt has moved his law 0ffic
over Brougtoa's hardware store, where b.
can b found 10 the future ready to attend t
business. rhe smoke OF the resent cawpsiz,
has all cleared Of. but you can't sse , Cris]
man IN the brightest sunshine. Everybod!
10 happy but the r.publicsns. and they ar
glad Crisp got left, but to their credit be
said that quite . number Of them in Odess
could not swallow Crisp with all the sugar
coating his friends could put on him. Th
Cumberland Presbyterian church Is no,
ready for the plasterins. Grandpa Allre
was IN town last Monday, he has got so b
can walk low With the assistance Of only
cane. He was severely injured about 4 year
ago from falling OFT Of n wagon, snd was 10
. long time confined to the house. We ar
glad to see the old man doing 10 we'll. 90 I
MAX we'll = Willism.' for wall paper. The
have beautiful shades and coIors. We lear
the Columbus mill has gwen out the idea
moving their mill to Odessa. MIR. Sidns
Hudson and lady left. last Monday night. o.
. visit to their folks uesr itleyeland, Obi,
They expect 10 bs absent all winter. Mr.