Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-20

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Martland's photos Of babies and children
can't he beat. nov22tf
The Cosmopolitana cigar, only 81 . box.
Try II. Sam Keller, 1t
1t is the boss. John Powel's Is the place
for Pierce's Favorite. nov2Sm5
Simmering, bubbling, boiling over with
holiday presents, is the him Hall. decl3t2
My stock of Dolls and other Toys will be
closed for less than cost. c. g. Ludwig.
The p~rett,est things you ever saw are
those caps for little boys. W. S. Clagett
Mercantile Co. novlou
Rockford quick train railroad watches In
all grades, and in good silver or gold filled
cases at C. G. Ludwigs. dec6w4
The Razor cigar, only to be found at Kel-
ler's. A 10 cent cigar for s cents. By the
box. II
Why does the Widow lockwood love Ben
Butler SOP Because he feeds her Cakes Tany,
of which E. B. Vaughan has an elegant
stock. oecetS
Saunders is doing an excellent business
Just now, in the way Of taking pictures de-
signed for Christmas presents. There is
no,bino nicer. dec6tS
Oh yes! Oh yes!l Can't dwell, gentlemen
and ladies'; once, twice, three times and
Oskes' fine candies are going like hot cakes
from Trirp 4 Shields, d1sw2
Don't fail to see the choicest things In We
netisn, Polka dot, Florentine and Amberina
glassware, at Young's China hall. They
make the tonniest presents imaginable.
We must acknowledge the BARLEY" we
have too many winter goods on hand; we
must sell them. VIZ must have the cash for
them. We will sell them at cost. Wilker q
Miller. decotS
For Ssle-175 acres Of extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price sss
per acre. More lsnd adjoining can be bought
If desired. Terms to suit. Inquire of J. P.
Ardinger. noVZou
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
best in the city, on Main street, large house,
eood outhouses. well, ~cIstern, etc. Price
only So 900. Terms easy. Inquire of P.
A%rdinger. nov2si
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. w. s. Clagett
Mercantile Co. dec6tf
My stock of gold and silver watches; di-
Almonds, bracelets, necklaces. set rings and
all kinds of jewelry, is the largest In this
neighborhood. Prices lower than any other
house. C. G. Ludwigs. dec5w4
Can you affored to listen to and read those
large, double column advertisements In re-
gard to cheap dry goods without consulting
| US? Do you, for a moment, imagine that
their prices are as cheap as ours! We are
overstocked on winter goods. and they must
be sold regardless of cost. In consulting
your own interest will you pass us by with
out looking at our stock and prices! Wilker
& Miller. dec8t3
Hsbitual constipation is not only one Of the
most unpleasant, but at the same time one OF
the most injurious conditions of the human
system, and is but q forerunner Of disease, un-
less removed. This is usually accomplished
by the use of purgatives, which for the time
afford relief, but after their immediate effects
have passed they leave the system In q worse
state than before. To effect q cure it is neces-
sary thai the remedy used should be one that
mot only by its cathartic effect relieves the
bowels, but at the same time acts rs a tonic,
SO as to restore the organs to a sound healthy
condition. This PR1cKLY ASH BITTERs
will do. 1t removes the cause and restores
health. dsc2Olm
Corder items by Paul Pry':-As Christmas
with all its accompanying festivities Is near
ing, the little folks. as well - . great many
older ones, are anticipating . great deal OF
enjoyment. 80. The two Sunday schools will
have q Christmas tree in the Methodist
church the evening Of the Path, on Christmas
Of arrangements is composed Of members OF
each school, and they will do all In their
power to make it a most enjoyable occasion
for all who attend. go. Cards are out announc'
ing the marriage of Mr.. Lucien Frazier and
Miss Mamie VanMeter at the Baptist church
December Esd, 2 O'Clock, p. m. Mrs. Theo'
, dore Thoma Is visiting her mother near Aull.
vile .... Mr.. Theodore Thoma visited Aull.
vile Sunday and Monday Of this week
! Mrs. Rovllla Reynolds will remsinh here until
after Christmas, visiting at her fathers, Mr.
:, Geo. Cordsr.. The ladies Of the Presby'
terisn church give q festival here Thursday
, and Friday nights of this week; 3 full repor
Of it next week. Rev. Mr.. Stask filed thu
pulpit at the Methodist church on Sunday
Rev. Mr.. King, the pastor in charge, bein(
, absent. Mrs. DIR Carthrae and littl'
, daughter. Edna, returned home last Satur
. day, after an absence of several weeks, visit
D ing friends In st. Louis. Judge James w
Harrison is home from Jefferson City, and l
closing out his entire stock OF dry goods an
: groceries preparatory to moving his famil.
A | - I o-toOSo- rI,or hn ur;lJ rao;la @,,rjn
his term of office as collector OF Lafayett
county," Come frequently, Paul..
Dover items by "W":-"Cold, very cold
: and the little boys and girls step lightly an
quickly on their way to school We hear Q
no arrangements for anything to muse an,
entertain the children during Christmas. W
have three Sunday schools, but none Of ther
propose to do ANYTHING to make glad tn
'. hearts Of the children 80. The children of tn
public school will have declarations, recita
tione and dialogues on Christmas Eve, 9
which time the teachers propose to give theI
q treat. 1t is desired that the parents of th
children and friends of tho school will b
present. 80. From all we can hear. we iudg
there will be some marriages In this sectio
In the near future. We can not state posi-
lively about this, as those most ~intereste
s. have not as yet consulted wv about it. ]
may be that they contemplate letting hiI
y know just after the ceremony; II so, that wi
I. do. We hope the county board of educa
ton will give Raub's grammer q careful e <
e. animation. I think it we'll adapted to til
H. use Of our schools. 1 suppose no othe
r change than this will be made. IL have Jul
y learned that the youngsters Of Dover had
very pleasant meeting at the house of Mrs
Vivion on Saturday night last. l undel
'e stand their meetings are held weekly. l hay
always heard that singing-schools and csndy
X pullings are well calculated to bring about
good feeling among the young people; col
10 %sequently we are happy to know Of the O.
b. istence Of that association, and Of its frequel
meetings. Mr.. Editor, we wish you az
~ yours a happy Christmas; and hope to |
able. if possible to write something Eore il
10 teresting nexs year."
Is The January number Of the North Amer
IN can Review is en- excellent one. 1t presen
no very famous names among its contrib
OF tors, but it offers a wide variety of unusual
at readable articles. We are now so safely oy
a the crisis of the presidential election tn
lis men Of all parties can consider calmly Bisht
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