Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09

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Jewel cases, SEE elegant assortment. at c.
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All the English and American poets at
prices that will win. Chas. W. Loomis.
Receiving . new and handsome line OF
fancy goods for the holidays. at Miss RiRe's.
The best Christmas present you can get
for your wife 10 . sack Of Robinson's roller
-four. d2tf
New ~rsisins. and . large line OF preserves,
jelliss, canned meats. pickles, sauces, &C.. at
CI.petrs. . DIFF
We recommend the light running kem-
tngton sewing machine, for sale only at e.
G.. LudinRs'. nls'f
A nice and new selection OF jewelry. Of
oil sorts. at bottom prices. at August EsIs's,
Franklin strsst. E25,f
A 6ue assortment Of etched and cut glass
bottles. and bottles Tor covering with satin
and hand painting. 1t Chas. w. LOOMS.
We are receiving . large stock Of fancy
goods suitable for the holiday trsds,to which
We invite tho attention Ut the ladies' o! Lex
ington and vicinity. We will sell them very
low. Wilker & Miller. do2
There 10 quite Q boom ct Saunders Gallery
over his fine colorsd photos. Don't all go
1t once. Bring on your old faded pictures
sud have them copied into larger ones, and
look ike lie. Go and Examine bis Ono
-pbotopr.phs. n1Stf
Among the many suitable holiday presents
for tho children to be found at 1oung's
Chlna Hall, are . large assortment OF wax
and china dolls, china toys. toy teA sets.
cups and ssucers. china muys, A b Z plates,
bi,oue figures. &c, 1913
have In tas last three or four weeks
greatly increased my stock Of solid and plat
Cd jswslry, watches. clocks. &e., and have
added . fine and complete line OF toys. Of
which 1 asx an inspection, aud guarantee
that [ will BE- sbls to please you in style and
qualify, and price that viii meet your ap.
proval. August Exls. Franklin st. s25tf
You may have Al sxcsIlent idss OF values.
&C., but the informed arc apt to make mis-
takes, and for fear such an accident may be-
fall u stop at oHr store. post yourself
thoroughly, ibss look around. We have
the largest stock Of dry goods in town, and
invite honest and fair competition and have
no fears Of the result. Good goods and low
prices are our spscialtiss. The b. }. +.
Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. n4tf
For the benefit OF those persons who are
Occupied during the day. We now propose to
open store early In the morning and
keep II open late at night until after the
holidays are over, that all parties may have
an opportunity to exsmins u stock Of
goods, which 10 the largest snd most varied
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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 now
and fresh. Grimes + Venauls, Jswelry,
Lsxip xtou, No. nlStf
They have singular turkey feed In Vernon
county. Mr.. WIN. II. Ewing. OF this city,
laid upon our desk, this week, . few articles
which were taken from the crop OF . turkey
killed for Thanksgiving day by his daughter.
Mrs. Betty Hsynes. near Nevada City. Yer.
non county. Mr.. Ewing IN showing the
articles to friends lost . lew Of the pins, but
when the assortment was hand~dio usthere
were 7 ordinary brass pins, one half Of .
porcelain collar button, one brass button
ring. sad part Of y brsss diaper pin. The
pins were found sticking through the crop
Of the turkey. which was, Notwithstanding,
tat aud 10 hue health.
II 10 always pleasant to note the growth OF
. business nrm. particularly when they have
conducted their business In . manner not
onIy satisfactory to their patrons, but con
duetivs to the whole county. We have tho
gratincation In noting the Improvement
made by Asssrs. Wilksr 4 Miller In enlsrg-
lng their already spacious dry goods and no.
ton store. they having added . large stock
Of carpets, oil cloths, matiings, rugs, etc.
Their store IL now ono OF the best QUILTED
establishment west Of st. Louis. Parties
desiring anything 10 dry goods. notIons,cs
pets and oil cloths. will do well to call on
Aes.rs. Wilker y Miller, they will try their
best to please you. d2t2
"Onset' writes from South. w sshington
s.Quite . number Of new houses are being
built In these psrtr.... Health generally
good .... Literary society meets every
Wednesday evening at the W~oiienbarger
schooihouse. ...J. j. Browning has moved TO
formerly of this county. viii occupy his
place. One good nsighbor lost and another
gained. The meeting At Long Branch
church, Rev. W. A. aibbony. closed after q
little over two Vs. ~cOntinusnce, one con
version go. Rev. l.. w. .Psarce breaches al
Mt. Tsoor church the nrst Saturday and
Sunday Of each mouth Mrs WIN. h
sick for some tiM:."
Henry Crockett says tbs studsn'-doctorl
are about again. The Pnil.dsIphia snall
makes . number Of our colored friend
think Inst the mysterious visitors will b.
mora numsrous this winter than ever. Uncl,
Edmund has had several unsssy nights al
ready. We have been told that = gentleman
Of this city has been Offered . hundred dol
lars . month TO ship cadavers from this poin
In apple or wheat CARS. The gentleman dc
clinsd the offer and thinks the s%tudsn'-doe
tors will DO tnsir own work ct this p0iu
this winter. II much difficulty Is found Ii
procuring dead corp.ss Il Is said that the
will not h.silsts to appropriate live one,
especially THOSE Of colorsd men Of r.ths
advanced yesrs, who will pot b much miss
ed or looked after.
Mr.. Albert Althon prints this p.ragrap
!. over hts own n,ms :-"lu lieu Of all til.
foul %in~inuation the orthodox christian A
+ A. Lssueur Intends to throw on me. l n
peat, what I said last week, be 10 not n
countsble. Tor he Is only hired TOR = mea
: purpose, hired for tue large sum OF 81. 3OO
. year ; be was not sbIe to make that much b
selling sslt-dsh the sore talent, now havln