Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-06
Christmas nresents At the 1oc store.

Christmas presents at the 1oc store.
See Chinn 4 Chinn's advertisement on mex
page. nov2sf
Buy your Christmas presents at the 1oc
store.
Goose pond still yawns like an untitled
sepulchre.
Martland's photos of babies and children
can't be beat. nov22tf
Great reduction sale at the Ahrens Dry
Goods Bazaar. 1t
1t is the boss. John Powell's Is the place
for Pierce's Favorite. noy29m3
Judge Jno. f. Ryland is holding criminal
court at Warrensburg.
Ducks and geese have been flying over. A
few are persuaded to stop.
Don't forget the place. John Powell sells
Pierce's Favorite Sour Mash. nov29mS
Improve the paths about the house. Keep
the wonen-folks out of the mud.
Go to John Powell's with your jug for
Pierce's Sour Mash for Christmas. n29m3
My stock of Dolls and other Toys will be
closed for less than cost. c.. G.. Ludwigs.
John Powell Will fix You for Christmas.
Don't forget your jug. Pierce's Favorite.
Everybody takes 1t. nov29mS
Rockford quick train railroad watches in
all grades, and in good silver or gold filled
cases at C.. q. Ludwigs. dec6w4
Why does the Widow Lockwood love Ben
Butler SO? Because he feeds her Oakes' Tahy,
of which E. B. Vaughan has an elegant
stock. dec6t3
The Turner'S are making extensive prepar-
atoms to have the grandest masquerade ball
New Years eve that has ever been given III
Lexington. 1t
Ella June Meade Friday night at eight. 1t
is all good. 1t would be difficult to describe
in which she did best, SO admirably was all
given.-Omaha Daily Bee.
Scoops" Prof. Lemons owl, got off ofhis
perch, Thursday morning, and gave up the
ghost, that is If owls have ghosts. At any
rate that owl will howl no more.
We must acknowledge the BARLEY" we
have too many winter goods on hand; we
must sell them. We must have the cash for
them. We will sell them at cost. Wilker q
Miller. dec6t3
For Sale-l75 acres of extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price t35
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
If desired. Terms to suit. Inquire of j. p.
A%rdinger. noy3Sf
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
good outhouses. well, clstern, etc. Price
only 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire of. P.
Ardinger. nov29tf
SILVER and suffer with cold no longer, but
come at once and get come Of those flannel
bed comforts and blankets that we are SELL
ing at manufacturers' prices. W. 8. Clagett
Mercantile Co. decetf
My stock of gold and silver watches; di-
almonds, bracelets, necklaces, set rings and
all kinds of iewelry, is the largest In this
neighborhood. Prices lower han any other
house. c.. q. Ludwigs. dec5w4
Do you want n ladies', Misses or child's
cloak? Do you mant u blanket, comfort.
hood, or any other winter goods? We have
3 surplus and must sell in order to get the
cash. Do not pass us by when looking for
cheap goods. Wilker + Miller. dec6ta
Ella June Meade Friday night at eight.
She is fitted by education and q correct
dramatic instinct to interpret the best au-
thors.-R. l.. Cumnock, professor of rhetoric
and elocution. Northwestern University.
Mr.. E.. Chronister has rented the Easements
and first floors of the three houses belonging
to Col. Jno. Reid, on Main Street and near
his residence. Mr.. Chronistor will fill the
houses with ice, this winter, If 1t can be pro-
cared, for sale to the public next season.
The Great Reduction Sale is now in pro-
gress-1ust one month in advance ofthe usual
time. We cannot now enumerste this sale
in detail, but will do SO next week. Our
friends should seize this opportunity at
once. The Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. 1t
Come one, come all, and secure your win
ter stock while the great sale is going on.
Our aim is to close the sale by the fifteenth
or twentieth of December. These goods must
be sold for cash. Christmas is nearly here,
buy your family shoes, caps or hats. some
thing useful. Chinn s. Chinn. nov29tf
Our Alma correspondent writes:-"Hav-
ing noticed q communication in your last
paper from o. II. P. Catron, of West Plains.
making inquiry about the correspondents OF
Waverly and Alma it reminded US that we
once tried to keep our friends posted in re-
gard to the latter place. We are not dead
| neither is our town. Like all true democrats
our whole attention was turned to the cleo
| ton. with little thought for any thing else.
Now that the election is over we are anxious.
ly awaiting the grand reform that will begin
March 4. 1884,. Business is, here as every
where else, rather dull. There is q good time
coming go. Farmers blue again; it is the hos
cholera this time. Mr.. Polk Corder ha.
rented his farm and moved to Marshall. ..
Mr.. Neale Is happy, he will not have to Civ.
up the postofice. Mr.. J. T. Goodwin i.
still supplying his many customers with lum
Der. Mr.. Nathan Gordon entertained 8
number of his friends Thanksgiving day
Mr.. Fletcher followed suit on Saturday.
Robert, son of Mr.. William Finch, near thii
! place suffered from q painful accident Mon
day. He fell or was thrown from q hors,
and had a leg dislocated. Medical aid wa
summoned and the little fellow is doinl
we'll Mr.. Robert Neale, of Parksrsburg
Va, is visiting friends here....Mr. King vii
J preach at Bethel tomorrow 80. Miss Beatti
is still filling Miss Young's place in the schoo
ROOM"
"Observer" writes from Aullville:--"Ou
merchants are having a very good trade.
MIR. r. L.Greer went to Kansas City on Mon
daylast, in connection with the horse that wa
stolen from him, about a year ago. Mr..
Llewellen, daughter of Mr.. Greer, went t
visit the family Of her husband, on last Mon
day. Col. Robert McCulloch was here las
week, visiting the family of bis BROTHER.
There was u protraeted meeting commence
at the New Hope church last Sunday by tn
Bsptists, all should attend The Intell
gencer did not come to this Office until Mon
day morning, when it should have come o
Saturday. The I%ntelligencer Is always
welcoms visitor, and we do not like to have
delayed. Mr.. VIM. McCulloch was visitin
the family Of bis father, about ! miles south
west Of this place, last week. Mrs. Agne
Billiard, of MAYHEM, is visiting the family
S. s. Benton, south of this place, her mothe
lives there, and is very sick. T.. Miss Mar
Billiard, who is teaching school in the HandI
district, visited her parents IN Msyview o
last Sunday .... Thanksgiving was observe
in this place, at the Methodist church, b
Rev. Osborn and the pastor of the Method.
/ church. The young people of this place ha
: q party at the residence of Uncle Hawkir
Fitzgerel. Among those present your cor
respondent noticed Misses Ssllie Osborn
Lula, BERTHE and Nellie Graham: Lille TAI
!, lor, Annie and Bette Worthlngton; Id
Chinn, Rebecca Mayors, Lee Ward, Mar
Manly and Ellen Brown. Messr,. Pyer