Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-20
Cbristmas goods at the loo store

at Sam Keller's. 1t
Saunders has no competition in taking pho
tographs of children. novstf
A full and complete stock Of toys at A.
Egle, Franklin Street. nov29tf
1 have a fine selection of picture frames,
latest designs. MARYLAND. nov22tf
Stop !! at Trigg & Shields and examine
their line Of fine fruits, etc. d13W2
John Powell sells Pierce's Favorite Sour
Mash direct from the distillery. nov2smS
Admission to the. free; children half price.
See McCausland's advertisement. nov2of
Go to John Powel's with your Jug for
Pierce's Sour Nash for Christmas. n29mS
The best -four in the market is the Excel
sior brand. Ask your grocers for it. n15tf
Save fifty per cent. by buying from Chinn
& Chinn, while the great sale Is going on. tt
Get Boston Betting C%ompany's Standard
Belung, at Jordsn's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tt
Toys, Toys. Toys. The best assortment in
Lexington. Call and be convinced. J. W.
Grant. dec6wS
Try the Razor cigar. Sam Keller only sells
1t in Lexington. It is 10 cent cigar sold
for s cents. 1t
Boys, If you want to get solid. present your
girl with q pair Of those bisque figures at the
China Hall. dec18t2
extra low prices at Il. & F. Winkler's, Lex
inqton. Missouri. m3n
House K~eepers-Don't buy fruit for your
plum buildings until you examine the line at
Trigg & Shields d13w2
John Powell sells Pierce's favorite Sour
Mash direct from the distilery. 1t will do
you good. Try it. nov29ms
Let every reader Of this paper see what the
W. S. Clsgett Mercantile Co. have to say in
their new ad this week. dec6tf
A hintto the wise IL a HUT to mothers to
take your children to Saunders gallery, and
have their pictures taken. noysSd
Aurora Watches-The first invoice of these
quick train railroad watches just received,
and for sale at c. G. Ludwigs. dec6w4
The only full roller mill -four in La
fayette county, is made at Auliville. Try 1t.
All grocers in Lexington keep it. msyS1tf
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double Ian rollers manufactured
by w. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2stf
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
Il. & F. Winkler's. Lexington, Mo. m3tf
II any of our neighbors want to establish
a fire department, they can buy the appara-
tus at a bargain. See advertisement.
A large assortment of Plush Mirrors, Pic
ture frames, Comb cases, Jewelry boxes and
Perfume stands cheaper than any. G. G.
Ludwigs. Deceive
Left Home--A sixteen year old girl, be-
cause her sweetheart fed her Cakes Candy
bought of E. B. Vaughan. Young men try
a box and engage board for two. dec6tS
For Sale-175 acres OF extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price $S5
per acre. More land adjoining can DO bought
If desired. Terms to suit. Inquire Of j. P.
Ardinger. nov29tf
SILVER 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. WIS. Clagett
Mercantile Co. decGtf
Special Notice.. B. Vaughan has just re-
turned from st. Louis, where he bought the
incest line of fancy goods ever brought to this
city, including Oakes' Candies, of which he
, makes a specially. dec6t3
Go to the Laclede Hotel, room 20, on De.
cember 3Oth and S1st, where there will be {
costumer from Kansas City. and select YOU
suit out of q large variety of ladies' and gen
tlemsn's fine costumes. dec2Ot2
, A costumer will be here on Tuesday
tunes for the Turner's Grand Masquerade
ball on Wednesday night, December 81, New
! Years Eve. Remember the time.
At Young's China Hall, will be found tn
} choicest line of holiday presents In the city
) dinner sets, tea sets, chamber sets, toile
sets, vases. bisque figures, motto cups, lamps
silverware, dolls and toys of every descrip
l ton. declot1
i Health is better than wealth but wealtl
t will bring health to all sufferers Of the kid
neys, liver and organs, II it is expended l
judicious amounts for the old reliable Hunt
lhidney and LiverI Remedy. Dropsy
2 rheumatism and Bright's disease are imme
9 diately relieved by Its use. 1t
Richard field. Esq, acted as specia! judg
g last Saturday, and j. 8. Blackwell, Esq
r Monday, in the absence of Judge strothel
who went went to Kansas City to sit in tn
Orth Stein case. Jud ge Strother returned t
his post here on Tuesday morning, the stei
case not being ready for trial.
In the past three years Robinson's celebra
q ted roller -four has taken the cake, and 1t
the general belief that their flour is the viii
est and best in the county, as they have spar
ed no pains or expense to keep up their hig
standard, while other mills have been chang
ing brands anil trying to initiate their cell
brated flour. All have failed to do so. n22tt
There will be a public installation of of
GERS of Aullville Lodge No. 464, A. F. and 1
a NJ, on next Monday, 29th day Of Decembe
1884. The officers are, j. L. Reddeck, v
NJ; j. B. Jones, S. W.; P. NJ. Lindsey.
'. W.; E. A. Williams, Treas; B.,R. Barne
& Secretary. Rev. C. c.. Woods, of kans'
& City. will deliver the address before tt
n, lodge.
ct To our friends and customers we wou
say, do not let those large flaming advertis
as ments get the better of your judgments. R
&c member we are just as anxious to sell OF
to winter goods, such as t~annels, blanket
er comforts, wool hosiery, &C., &C., at cost,
it. any merchant can be. We have too ms
y, and they must be sold regardless of co.
ne Wllker u Miller. dec8t3
The Kansas City Journal, OF recent dat
ed contained this notice:-"Prof. Greenwood
go superintendent of public education, yeste
az day received a letter from Mr.. E. b. Ell
CD secretary Of the Iowa Prisoner said Associ
ne tlon of Iowa City, Iowa, in which he cor
pl pares the schools of Kansas City with tho
ng of other cities he has visited, and says tn
ue the schools in this city are dong better wo
d. than any others, particularly the Wooilan
Franklin, Lathrop and Benton schools" T.
item Is Of interest here rs Miss Ella Jame
-. formerly of this city is one of the teachers
~ the Benton school, which is so favorah
Iv mentioned. Miss Callie Singleton, = form
:, pupil of Central Female College, and w
80 subsequently taught In our public schools,
-, associated with Miss James as q teacher
:. the Benton school.
The Intelligencer was gratihed a day
two ago 10 learn from Mr.. Jos. B. Silver I'll
the canning factory in this city had done
very successful and satisfactory business d
year. Every can Of goods put up has alrea
Us been sold, and at remun~ Iive prices. T
on factory packed in this its sial season, &c
900 cans of tomatoes andt. 1000 cans Of col
*. At their St. Joe factory the same hrm pack
ell, 72O, 900 cans and have sold them all. 7
O1, factory here will be enlarged, the buildir