Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-29
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Dolls at LOOMS Bros, Main St. n29t3
Piano to rent. See A. w. Smith. NOT:
Remember the concerts next Monday and
Tuesday nights.
Sell your old iron at Jordan's Foundry anC
Machine Shops. m6tf
Saunders has no competition in taking pho
tographs of children. novstt
a full and complete stock Of toys at A,
Egle, Franklin Street. nov29tf
hats in the city at Clagett's nov15tf
have a fine selection of picture frames
latest designs. MARYLAND. nov22tf
John Powell. sells Pierce's Favorite Soul
Mash direct from the distillery. nov29ms
The best flour 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. IT
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, At Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
Pierce's Poor Mans Friend at John Pow
ellis for Christmas. 1t will make you happy.
Try it. nove9m3
The p%rettiest things you ever saw are
those caps for little BOYS. W. S. Clagett
Mercantile Co. novl5tf
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at b.. Z F. Winkier's, Lex
ington, Missouri. m8tf
Excursion tickets to the Worlds Fair on
sale now at c. Ben's, good for 40 days, go 05
for the round trip.
John Powell sells Pierce's fayorite Sour
Mash direct from the distillery. 1t will do
you good. Try it. noy29m3
A hint to the wise 10 a hint to mothers to
take your children 10 Saunders gallery, and
have their pictures taken. nov22f
The only full roller mill aour in La
fayette county, Is made at AulIville. Try it.
All grocers in Lexington keep it. mayal,f
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one of the double land rollers manufactured
by W. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. 1uly2stf
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
a. h F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. m8tf
Make your children happy by buying them
something for Xmas. You will find . large
lot of Toys, Dolls, ETC., at A. Egle, Franklin
Street. noy29tf
Grove Young intends to quit business. he
will commence closing out his great stock Of
goods below cost next Monday. the 24th Of
November. nov22tf
Martland's Art Gallery is only on the Sec
ky-lights in the state. Call and see him OPP
posite the postofice. oct25ml
Grove Young has nearly 1000 overcoats on
hand and about the same number of Arctic
over shoes, he intends to commence slaugh-
tering them next Monday. noy2stf
For Sale-175 acres Of extra good land
within one mile of Page City. Price S35
per acre. More land adjoining can be bought
If desired. Terms to suit. Inquire OFF. P.
Ardinger. nov29tf
For Sale-A good residence. one of the
best in the city. on Main street. large house,
good outhouses. well, ~cistern. etc. Price
only 81 600. Terms easy. Inquire Of j.. r.
Ardinger. uovs9tt
I wish to inform the public that my ain is
10 do good work, and nothing but sati>fac-
tory work shall leave the gallery. 1 make a
specially of copying and eularRiug old pic
lures and making them as good rs new.
Also finish them in Oil. Crayon. Ink, Pastel
and Water cOlo:s 10 all sizes. Please give
me u trial. MARYLAND. oct25ml
In the past three years RobiEson's ceiebra-
ted roller flour has taken the cake, and 1t Is
the general belief that their Hour is the whit
est and best in the county, as they have SPAR
standard, while other mills have been chang
ing brands AMI trying to initiate their cele-
brated flour. All ha We failed 10 do so. 22tf
The Turner's ball last Thurs iny night was
a gratifying success. There W - = very large
attendance. and everybody seemed to be in
the best of moods for enjoyment. The music
was furnished by the Lexington String band,
MIR. Charles Homer leader. and was all that
be desired. Everything passed off
pleasantly. and at the usual hour the p%artiri.
pants separated with the general expression
that the Turner balls are difficult TO excel.
The Crust Of Tartar speedily, leaves the
surface of teeth upon which the cleansing
and preventative influence of Sozodont is
daily exerted. No form Of decay can infest a
set Of ''ivorie>'' upOn which it is used. 1t
has, moreover, a most refreshing eff, ci upon
sAS AANttAs - iSs u WY uHiCCo.
bic taste, beside rendering the breath fra
grant. If the mouth be rinsed with It after
smoking. the taste of the tobacco is entirely
dissipated. As an auxiliary to personal colne-
illness it cannot too highly be extolled. Sold
by druggists. noy22ml
NJ. +. Royle & Sons annual opening drew q
larger crowd than ever, this year, as its at
surpassed those Of all previous
years. Indeed Royle's openings have be-
a fixed institution. not only from a
visual, but also from a social standpoint, aud
no one can afford to miss them. The flash of
silk and satin. the softer splend IT Of lace, vel
vet and plush ,and the bewildcring display of
the choicest productions of art and ingenui-
ty in holiday goods, all charus the eye, while
the ear hesIfa'eS between the rayi>hing
orchestral music and the swccter music which
fall from The young fresh lips IF our city
bellies. The window display certainly de-
serves the highest mention Of praise. and the
work which the patience and geuiu, Of
Mcssrs. Royle, Afford and Stewart have
evolved. will compare ia, orably with those
which are the chief attractions Of
the Christmas windUSs in New York. The
four windows Se,era!ly represent: first, An
scene, With Modern house, rail-
Way train in actual operation; second, A
scene in India with large elephan: decorated
with trappings aud figures in oriental cos
tune third, A ship, ice bound In the Arctic
regions, with Esquimaux and Polar bear, all
by the aurora borealis; fourth,
A scene on the Rhine, with rocky crags and
cliffs, castle, church, aud the river flowing
We cannot enumerate here all the
goods that are displayed in the
store rooms: albums, toilet sets in
plush and leather: odor c.>es, smoking and
writing sets; mirrors In plush, bronze and
brass frames; Christmas cards Of the most
finish; handkerchief and glove
cases. and trinkets and curios of every imag- |
Unable variety and description. But, really, |
call and see for yourselves. 1t
observer" writes from Aullville: -"Mr. |
E. Greer returned home from the
Cattlemers.. convention at St. Louis, last
Saturday. He was accompanied BY several
gentlemen OF the convention. go. Mrs. Mary
Hord. left, Tuesday morning, for q ten
days visit to her two daughters, at Leaven-
worth, Kan Mr.. r. l.. Berry, of Odessa,
in town on Tuesday last on business, he
reports Odessa booming. "a good many of
our citizens attended the Cleveland and
ratification at Warrensbure, on
Monday night, and pronounced it \ grand
success. There is a wedding spoken of here
in q few DAYS, the parties are two of our