Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-22
Read uapett f. Ca. "a big Cbristmas ad.

Read Clagett & Co.'s big Christmas ad.
Bed lounges In carpet and spun silk, at II.
& F. Winkler's. juneltf
Grau's opera troupe, in Olivette, in this
| city. Thursday night, December 81.
Dwelling for rent. Possession given jan
uary 1, 1884. Apply to B. T. Wiley. d15t2
! Don't forget the largest ball of the season on
Dec. 31st, at Turner's hall. Admission. 81.
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6t1
Get Kerdolfr's new process flour if you
/ want good, white and sweet bread and
cake. Juiyl4I
A new kind of carpet seat chairs. very
! strong and nice at H. & F. Winkler's, Lex
lngton, Mo. june2tf
Meals % cents at the City Restaurant. The
largest oysters can only be had at the City
Restaurant. dec22t3
To the buyers of fancy groceries. read what
we have to say in the latter part of our big
nd. W. 3. Clagett & Co. decs
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Bowen moved from
this city during the fall, and are now running
a restaurant at Higginsville.
The finest lines of Rochester, Philadelphia,
Cincinnati and New York boots and shoes, ut
cost for cash, at Kriehn h Meyers. dstf
Being overstocked In boots and shoes we
will sell ut cost; call and see for yourself.
kriehn Il Meyer. decStf
Remember there Is no other roller -four
offered to the trade In Lexington, except by
A. v. Robinson & Co. ian20tf
Tho Higginsville Messenger has been sold
to Mr.. Albert Althoff, of the Concordia Thai
bote, who will turn 1t into a republican Jour-
nal.
Have you seen the sight, If not you should
60 to Grundy Young and see the large candy
egg, and view the panorama that it contains.
1t will pay you. dec22t1
Don't neglect that cough thinking it will
pass away of itself, take it In time, DR.. Jack
sons Wild Cherry and Lungwort will give
you q permanent cure. Sold by Gosewicsh&
Son. dec22m3eow
"W.'' writes from Dover:-'sMr. Lee Smith
and Parson Whiting had good luck fishing at
the lakes; the Parson certainly knew, by
some means, where to cast his net. He did
not count the fishes but measured them by
the bushel. They supplied many of their
Dover friends with fish for several days.
May the Parson be so fortunate as fisherman
OF men,"
"Chris" writes from Wellington:-'Busi-
ness quite lively. ... Weather q little wfntry..
Quite = nice snow fell on Wednesday eve
ming Mr.. Oscar Mindrup is moving his
large stock Of holiday goods into his new
store. 80. Miss sallie Dodd, of Cooper county,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. VIM. Carpenter.
Mr.. Harry Matthews and wife, of st. Louis.
are guests of Mrs. Corse.. There is to be q
Christmas tree at the Union church on the
night of the 25th. A general invitation il ex-
tended to all, and we especially invite Gap
itola' and Tom"
Tom writes from Greenton :-"EverYbody
preparing for Christmas. mo marriag es to
report, but from what we heard as we came
from the debate Saturday night, there will be
one Wheat Is looking unusually
we'll. Miss Eva Reed, of Cooper county,
was visiting Mrs. E. L. Thorp last week..
Mr.. Jas. Elmore, of Colorado, is visiting
friends in the valley .... Our debate meets on
Saturday night after this. .Mr. Jas. Hannah
wa, ut Lexington all last week on the Jury.
Mr.. Chas. Price, of Lynchburg, Va, is visit
ing relatives and friends In the community.
Mr.. Jos. Christy's handsome barn is COM
pleted. ...C Constable Jefferson is absent on a
two weeks visit to Eldorado Springs. 80. Our
school, taught by Miss Ida Morath, is in a
tlourishing condition 49,. The Fairvlew cor
respondent asks what has become of Tom!
We can't answer; guess he's still living ......
MIR. S%toneberger who has been quite ill with
fever, is improving MIR. NJ. o. Bennett,
representing the DR.. Woods Medicine Com
pany, of Sedalia, was %canvassing this part of
the county the past week REV. F. Wagon
er and wife, of Pink Hill, were in town last
week attending the funeral of the latter's
brother, Mr.. Chas. Triplett. ...Our young
friend, Arthur Robinson, is home from school
to spend the holidays"