Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-13
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Mostly gloomy and rainy weather this
week.
Window shades in all varieties at C. G.
Ludw1gs. deco"4
Trigg Il Shields are handling Cakes fine
Cano;a. dl8w2.
For finest oranges and bananas call at E. B.
yaurban,s. deceit
Yes. Powelps is the place for Pierce's Fa-
vor,te Sour Mash. nov29mS
Adjourned term Of the Probate court
Monday. January s.
Young men will find the nobbiest line Of
hats In the city at Clsgett's novlotf
Real happiness for 4oc, get lib OF Cakes
Candy from E. B. Vaughan. dec8ta
Don't forget the place. John Powell sells
Plerce's Favorite Sour Mash. nov29mS
Get your tickets for the matinee. For par
ticulars see McCausland's al. nov2St1
All work lone instantaneously at Mart
and. gallery, opposite postoface. nov22tf
O. the mud in our streets. It didn't used
to be so ON our principal t~horoughfare.
wanted-A good gentle horse to work to q
delivery wagon. Call at E. B. Vaughan's.
Youns's China Hall is the best place OF all
to buy holiday toys to add to Christmas
joys. 1900 os-1
plated ware for holiday presents. Z. IT..
Ludwigs. oeeow4
On with the dance, let joy be unconfined.
FOR the balance OF this see McCsusland's adj
vertfsement. nosLsu
wanted-At S.unders' photograph gallery,
1000 babies to photograph by the new pro-
cess of the art. no'eu
A boy supposed to be lost or stoien' Dut
when found was at E. B. Vaughan after
Oakes' Candy. oeco'o
Triss & Shields. The headquarters for
Christmas fruits, Candies, raisins, Citron ana
fine canned goods. dlSmi
The Acme mi Red B. Is the whitest hour
on the market; try 1t. Made at Aullville. For
sale by all grocers. masoiu
Let every reader of this paper see what the
w. g.. Clapett Mercantile Co. have to say IN
81. IT. d ,h;. week. dec6tf
Fine rocking chairs, reed. cane seats, and IN
fine plushes, at low prices at h. r. WINK
-, I.x;roton Mjssouri. m3tf
NeIphboring towns and villages would do
well to secure our old fire apparatus. 1t Is
for sale at a bargain. See advertisement
C%hifonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
rie, with bookcase, good and fine work, and
cheap at q. q F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
..m- m3tf
Every body wants good health, 1t matters
NOT II Cleveland or Blaine Is elected. Buy q
sack of Excelsior -four and make your wife
.,d ,h,,d-.n bsnnv. nov15tf
IF in need of silverware, don't forget the
China Hall. We show a fine line Of casters
cake baskets, berry bowls, spoons, knives ano
forks at such prices that make the jewelers.
on.Es dec18t2
For sale-A good residence, one Of the
bss, in the city, on Main street. large house
good outhouses, we'll, cistern, etc. frlce
only q 900. Terms easy. Inquire OH. T.
Ardinger. novl"A
Az a ra,ndrop f~oretells a storm, so does
pimple upon the human body Indicate health
destroying virus in'the blood, which can De
ueutralizsd and expelled only by DR.. Harter's
iron Tonic. dec6m1
shiyer and suffer with cold no longer, but
come at once and get some Of those flannel
bed comforts and blankets that we are SELL
ing at manufacturers prices. W. s. Clsget'
Mercantile Co. dec8lf
What q popular travelling troupe says OF
saunders' late make Of photographs. Bes,
we have ever seen. To prove it, they had 6
nice lot Of his fine II by IA panels made
some of which are on exhibition ut his gal
lery. noVzztt
Time Is money, and yet you will find mer'
chants trying to induce customers to USE
other brands of -four that may or may no
give their trade satisfaction, when they know
when they sell a sack of Robinson's celebra'
ted, that 1t will give satisfaction beyond
doubt. noVs2u
You will find what you a In the follow
: ing grocery stores: E. 3. Vaughan u Co.
j. W. Homer, Jno. Powell, W. 8. Clagett
= Co., VIM. Shacklett. Grundy Young, Mills
Bolon, E. G. Loomis & Co., G. H. Barron
the best groceries and best -four i'll the marke
the Aull Vile Full Roller Flour. 1une14tf
We are not going to quit business, but a
the season is late and we have a very larg
stock on hand, we will to-day t
reduce our stock by giving twenty-five pc
cent. of of regular prices, and fifty per cent
cheaper than any other house In the county
for cash only. Chinn Il Chinn, opposite thu
courthouse. nov29tf
From among the many testimonials receiv
ed we select the following written BY j. 81
Carter, q resident of Phelps county, Mo
who says, 81 have used Sherman's Prick.
Ash Bitters to the best advantage, and cal
honestly testify that it has done myself AM
family an immense good, and from my ex
perience recommend it highly to all suffer
ers." nov22m1
The ladies of the Presbyterian church a
Corder, request us to say that they will Civ
supper for the benefit of their church, OF
the nights of Dec. 10 and 18th. We do s
with pleasure, and hope that there will be
large attendance and liberal patronage.
people generally only knew how muc
trouble ladies take to prepare for such occs
sions they would wake up out Of their lethar
Nv and t Ike some pains to be present and hel
them out in their laudable work.
Mr.. W. F. berdoln has completely ovel
hauled his mill substituting rolls for rolls an
burrs, SO that now he has q full roller mil
He has 8 sets Of rolls, new scalpers for eac
roll. 1e reels all newly clothed, new purif
ers, new elevators, spouting. ETC., indeed
practically new mill, no old conductors o
anything Of the kind. His flour is now see
ond to no patent dour made anywhere, an
Is giving universal satisfaction. As he a
ways excelled under the old system now tha
he has got q full roller outfit his -four will b
the very best in the market. Try the Exec
sior, or any Of bis other brands and see. A
groceries keep it. noAe2tf
Prof. T, g. Lennon, superintendent Of tn
public schools of this city, Is one of the lead
ing naturalists of Missouri. His contribu
ton to the exhibit from this state at tn
Worlds Fair ut New Orleans, sent som
days ago, consisted of two cases showing til
birds of Missouri. One case. an upright, fou
and one-half feet high. six feet wide and tw
feet deep, was built to resemble a moss GOV
cred wall, over part Of which is trained a
artificial ivy. From the leaves Of this i
every quarter peeped the smaller and brigb
Or birds, while the birds of prey perched o
projections from that portion of the wall nes
lected by the Ivy. At the bottom of the cas-
prairie chickens, ducks, waders, etc., max
their homes. The other case, eight feet Ion
and three and one-half feet wide. ~containe
Students collection. These birds are PIT
up on a plan devised by Prof. Agsssiz, with
special view to convenient study. All SO al
ranged, classified and numbered, that even a
amateur can readily locate a specimen in il
proper order and family. The cases displa
81 families, II genera, LOG species, 1913 var
eties, and 2O8 birds. The display occupies