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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-07-18
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Home AinES.

The q LOWING Receipt for making
cold cream" IS said TO be- excellent
To one ounce off cariine ali ten
drops Of carb lin acid !; add ane ounce 81
rose
Flesh Jolor and Gray com iinet arf
the new tints il furnishing. er 40
papers and ceiling ii 81 niitture coneri
of plain linens, or in cart enware and
zstoneWare for the mantel -shel f these twe
cool tones combine vel Even gTay
'asfax" dresses are made up with flesh
colored lace.
ss a Delicious hort berry Pudding
IS made Of one pint Of molasses, one
teaspo onful 81 soda, ane cnp Of sweet
milk, one quart Of berries, -four enough
to make = stiff batter; add spices if you
like the flavor. This pudding is to be
boiled for two hours and a-half. "a
good way to prepare it for boiling is 10
butter the inside Of . tin pail put the
pudding into it, cover it, and set into q
kettle Of boiling wafer. Replenish from
the tea kettle when the water evapo
rates. .s5 S..3 +. .ij 81 H ss5:
STRAwBERRY sSYRUP Take four
pounds Of the best doubles efned sugar
and one quart Of filtered strawberry
Juice; put them together in the balm
marie; stir until thoroughly dissolved,
take off the scum and bottle. In my
opinion the flavor Of this syrup may be
heightened by the addition Of gill Of
orange juice 10 the above quantity. 4
/. j, A novel way to serve lettuce is, after
washing and looking over carefully, to
pour dressing over it made by
frying out. the fat from slicesof ham,
cutting the ham in small pieces before
frying when the fat is at the boiling
point add q cup Of vinegar, let it boil
for q minute or two, then pour over the
lettuce; garnish with cold boiled eggs
cut in rings. ~ It j H.;
s CaulihoWer salad is an excellent en-
tree. B oil the caulihower in sailed wa
ter;$iwhen tender, which will be in about
half an hour, drain every drop Of wa
ter from it,5let it become cold, then ar
range it I'm a salad bowl with rich
mayonnaiss dressing poured over it. !. It
may be garnished with small rings Of
picked beets, or with slices of picked
cucum bers, and, by the way, it is a good
plan TO pickle a jar Of large cucumbers
SO that you can have them to use for q
.garnish, and to chop and add to the
dressing served with boiled fish.
The N1GHr-CAP "CHLoRAL. IA
Woman" writes that she too finds aper-
feet cure for sleeplessness in tying "a
large handkerchief, gentleman's tight
" round the temples, under the ears,
in small knot at the back of the head"
The knot at the back may be adopted
or not, to suit the wearer's comfort. 1t
gives the requisite pressure on the out
or surface of the head, which is one
cause of sleepiness. Since the House
hold suggested the might cap cure
for insomnia some two years ago, it has
been very interesting to note the res
ponses and gratitude of bromide and
chloral victims who have been enabled
to do without their doses, and secure
healthy sleep by such simple MEANS
Phila. Ledger. :. ! 49,.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
OF BLACK DRESS GOODS.
We are going to include about Five Hundred
pieces Of Black French Cashmeres in this offer.
ing, At 50 cents to d IS Q yard.

We are going to include about Five Hundred
pieces Of Black French Cashmeres in thls oder.
ing. at 80 cents to q IS . yard.
Our srrlng importation of q noted brand Of
are dyed by the Celebrated :.Gaiii.romet.'' who
finish and even weave they stand entirely alone.
In other black Jabrics, esp, cial!y de,i. ned for
without u parallel in the great New West it
affords US gunutne pleasure TO call your atteE-
ton to u few pilces, knowing that any selection
You may make from our stock will ensure your
favorabls opinion and patronage.
Lot oo-ls an all.wooi Black Cashmers at IS
cents a yard: Lot 81. 30 Inches at - cents Lot
~ ~. :. % i inches. II eS 6 sent, ,0' y Lot L 4 y Is sr ahs a aa.ss
quality. ~ inches wide. at 10 cents Lot IS is =.
iins and heavier g incn: AT q: Lot 80 +. ans
hne and the heaviest ~ inch. at 81 70.
Lot ss-isn beautiful soft Black Num-. Veil
inch! jig = :a! q. Lot tess g s: It ), q S-f Io,sl t e s = =. O.
Lo. es,Is an Al wool Venetian Grape. n
81 -. Lot 85 :sA inch. ut % Is.
LOT ss-Is an sl'-wooI Lace Bunting. p inches
cents Lot Gs Is q a inch. IS CENTS, Lot GO 10 a
Lot IL Is q n inch. NJ 81 IS
Lot 72-Is Il Ilsck Grenadiue, g. inches vide.
at % cents u yard. Lat IS 10 same wittn ut 81.
We also have these BLACK Gren adines ut u 20.
81 so, So. 81 so. %, - and IS.
Lot 14-Embraces Q grades of Black t:amel's
Hair. all A Inches vide: At SO c'n II yard,
Goc, 75c. 81. 81 50. o.. 90 so. IS. - so.
Lot 75.Includes 3 grades OF aIl-wooi Black
and 81 81
Lot 76-ls an all.wool Henrietta Cloth In 6
qualities. all 10 inches wide NJ 81, 81 IS. 81 80,
u IS, -. % IS = yard
Lot I'll. an a'l-wool Black and White
shepherd Plaid. in { grades. bat IL each grade
there are different zig . Of checks. Tue, are I'LL
IL inches wide They are also the very latest
ld most stylish things now IN the m,aI ket.
We g's. prices u. follows: ut 75c, NJ ssc, at
81. a al Is . yard
Lot 7sA Is a Black and White Sco.oh CASH
mere Plaid, ~ inches wide, al so cents 4 yard.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
Gigantic Offering and Sale of One Hundred and Thirty-Nine
Thousand Yards of Black and Colored Dress Goods,
Commencing OF Monday, April Z, 1884.

In the beginning OF The present year VIC promls-
ed to aPprise our out-oi-town customers OF all
der and secure the choicest things in each one OF
these offerings. before each sale actually occurs
In our house In Kansas City.
Jnder this arrangement our annual eaie oil
silks came of first. and the orders for them
amounted to thousands Of yards each day. In
this connection ". are glad to state that those
who ordered silks during that sale we're delight
ed with their purchases and 80 expressed them
selves. but We expect TO make this sale OF Dress
trade. of anything of the kind that wa, ever be-
fore attemptedi In our house.
As before stated, our great annual Offering and
sale OF one hundred and thirty-nine thou"ani
yards OF Black and CoIored Dress Goods win
commence about April eth, and You can get the
We Ssps viii x give Sss yo now as PORES Correct ps description naagilas a. Of p" sen
Hoe Of goods as possible and would advise you
not TO wait to send Tor samples before ordering
as we give you the privilege OF promptly return,
ing anything we send you If It does not suit and
We VIII send your money back TO ) GU; a..
possession Of this immense lot OF dress goods and
how We came to buy them 30 cheap-and as this
Is q very reasonable question We will frankly
One of our partners with an assistant buyer.
lives In New York and whenever IN importer
forced to close out his stock We are always on
the premises and ready to take it at our own
price and pay the money down for 1t in mo-
just here We want to tell you that we have
been working very hard for months collecting
together tnis sn0rmous Offering Of dress goods
They are all here now ready to be rent out as
soon as ordered. 1t Is our purpose 70 give the
advantages We have thus gained to our pstrnas.
only adding II reasonable pr. 1T 10 the low prices
We paid for The gorts, more as an adv rtise-
mebt Tor oul business THAI, anything else.
You are aware. perhaps that a grent msn'
failures and losses have been sustsirei by the
manufac' urers this winter, cDnseQ reltls We
bought III ir fairies whenever po>e'hIe greatly
uuder Value. and We are going 10 OF r them to
you until April 7th, and II ynu Will I'D r
promptly you Can secure the very en- 10 .
is6rlcs and styles for the same prices at which
the la'ies in Kansas City will be GID To gel
hem IN the day OF the great sale. Monday.
our order department IS under the eupervis on
of the same IN mber OF our nrm (Mr. l.. I.
NJ ore) who SO m any years ago urgan'z ed the
first department Of this kind in Kansas Cit, IN TX
ing our house the arst 10 OI,r the out-oi-.uNn
trade the sa ne or even better advantages than II
the purchaser stood In front of our counters
every day. We will now proceed o brief
a ention The different lots Of dress goods includ-
| ed In this Offering. 60
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
Religious.

Rev, Geo. l.. Lcyburn is attending Presby-
terry at Brownsville.
Rev. A, NJ. Luwlsch will preach at indie
p%endence tomorrow
Usual services at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning and evening.
Rev. w. NJ. Poase will conduct services at
the Methodist church tomorrow morning nj
IL O'Clock, and at night at : O'Clock.
Services ut the Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning at II O'Clock, and at night
at II o'clock. Rev. i. NJ. CLANCY will preach.
Usua; services at the Christian church to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock. and at night
at Z O'Clock. the Rev. C.S. Blackwell ofiiciat-
ing.
The pro,racted meeting at Higginsille, Con-
Quoted by the Rev. c. s. Blackwell came TO
a close lasr Tuesday night, with o. additions
to the church.
PRAYER meetings will be held in the Ger
man Methodist church, at Lexington every
Wednesday night. and Napoleon on every
Tuesday night.
Daily services at the Catholic church, 81
O'Clock, tt. ~; Sunday s~ervices s and 1ol
| O'Clock, a. M, aud p o'clock, p. M, Rev. j
J. Lilly officiating.
There will b. services at the German M. E.
church, In this city, tomorrow morning a!
IL o'clock, and In the evening at : o'clock
Rev. Geo. Koenig, officiating.
Christ church, Sunday before Easter.
Sunday school, $3.50. Morning Pray
or, with Sermon snd Holy Commun.
ion IL O'Clock. Evening Prayer. at 4 O'Clock
p. m. Evening prayer, with lecture on con.
frmatIon, In the chapel, every Wednes
day evening at :: o'clock. Daily services dur
Ing Lent. Rev. John Davis, Rector.
The first quarterly meeting Of The St. JohI
| NJ. E. church for the conference year begin
ing March %, 1884, will come of on the first
Sunday in April, 1T the above mentioned
church. Sunday 0 a. m. Sunday school; II a
m. preaching by the presiding elder; 8 p. m
communion; Z p. IN. preaching; Monday
night, love feast. All are invited to sttend
J. W. Hill, pastor, r h. Smith, P. E.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05

Sea Island, yard wide, good quality,
at only 4Ac per yard.
Bleached Domestic, yard wide, good
quality, at only 4ac per yard.
Cheviot Shirtlng, yard wide, good
quality. only 4ac per yard.
Ginghams, small check and dress
styles, only 4Ac per yard.
White Shirts, unlaundried, for men,
at only 15c each.
Summer Undershirts, for men, good
quality, at only 1Oc each.
Overalls, for men, good quality, at
only 1Oc per pair.
Drill Drawers, for men, good quality,
at only l0c per pair.
Cheviot Shirts, tor men, good quality,
at only 1Oc each.
Linen Collars, for men and boys,
warranted Apply, two for &c.
Linen Cuffs, for men, warranted A.
ply, only 10c per pair.
Ladies' Kid Shoes, nice qnality, only
Coo per pair.
Ladies' Kid Slippers, nice quality,
only SOC per pair.
Ladies' Newport Ties, nice quality.
only Soc per pair.
+. Mems Plow Shoes, good quality only
Coo per pair.
Mems Embroidered Slippers, hand
made, only 75c per pair.
Indigo Blue Calicoes, warranted fast
colors, only sc per yard.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, in all the new
and popular shades. ten hook, good
| quality, only SOC per pair.
White Counterpanes, good quality,
only 40c each.
Mems, Boys, Youths and Children's
Ready Made Clothing, at prices SO low
they will make your head swim.
Mems Cashmere Suits, nice. hand
some styles, only So each.
Mems Cashmere Goats, warranted
all wool, only 75c each.
Boys Suits, Blue Flannel, nice styles,
only 81 each.
Gents Silk Scarfs, all the newest and
latest styles. only 10c each. a hand
some Scarf Pin given away with each
aud every Scarf.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
TIE ALTAR.

ut Neat Woods, at the residence of Mr.. FL NJ.
F ksnnnsayi sy the of ff Mal MI = naP mo.. As au IM Miss Is;
FANNIE CANTRILL, daughter Of DR.. Joseph
Csntrlli, Of Fayette county. Ey.
At the Baptist church. In this city, Thurs
b D Prof! A. W. PAYNE. Of BrownsviIIe.
and Miss LULA E daughter ofA.V. Robinson.
Esq. :, Of this city
At the residence of Mr.. William LLOYD. in
Rev. Puette. Mr. SAMUEL DowNISG Of
Hi.glnsvllls. Mo-. and Miss FLORENCE
There has seldom been such a crowd in the
Baptist church as WAS there to Wit
ness this event. Even the gallery and the alsles
were filed. 1t lie unnecessary Tor US TO intro
duce them to the public. as the groom has been
for two years u teacher in Wentworth Maize
Academy, aud the bride was reared in our city,
and is a graduate Of the B piist college. We
but echo the universal sentiment wuen we wish
for them y complete realization OF their most
cherished dreams Of happiness. Among the
handsome and numerous presents reserved, we
noticed the following:
Bed rom set-Father and mother of bride.
Large illustrated bible-Mother of gr ON
One half dozen solid silver teaspoons-Great
of the bride.
One halt dozen solid silver Irresponsible end
Mrs. j w PAYNE. Greensboro, n G..
Silver and PiatesIassJ Jewel csse-From groom
to bride
Handsome eleht day clock-Mr. J. 7. Payne,
brother at groom.
Elegant card receiver-Miss Anna Payne, sis
ter OF groom.
Sever. gold lined individual lie and
Mamie Bot lnson, to brt ther Alex.
Poi"t lace coliar-Miss arie Reynolds.
Silver cake basket-Mi-ses Mary ami Lizzie
ia l..
Silver and craokle glass toilet set-wm. Bail
aud lady.
silver and crackle glass sugar bowl-Mr Il j.
Stumpf aud son.
Silver ami glass pickle caster-Misses Eta and
Jennie Williams
Gold lined sIiver card recetver-Mr. and Mrs
W.. T. Payne and Mss Anna Payne
liver and crackte glaze berry bowl-Mr and
Mira George B McGrew. st. Louis. Mo.
Hand painted tambOurine-To cousin Lula.
from Bette Myrtle Mc6rew.
Ceiluloii toilet set-Mrs. l. H. vories and
Miss Matte Clark, st Joe, Mo
Gold lined berry spoon-M,ss Julia T.. Gould.
Silver gold lined individual salt-Misses Anna
told thinbie-Mrs. T. II. Casey. Clinton,
Goid lined silver spoonhcldsr-Mlas Fannie
UPholstered easy rocker-Mr. and Mr.. John
W Waddell
Elegant mirror In plush-Mr. and MIRA. &. 4
Pair of silver and onyx boquet holders-Mr.
and Mrs c o. Grimes.
Handsome cut fowsrs-Boys of ". NJ. A.
Basket of elegant nowers-Miss Ella Avery
Maggie Salmon and Jesse Cock.
silver <old-lined Cake bask.t-Mr. and Mira
Large Silver and gold pie knite-Mr JOIN
Lnnglon.
Lovely white embroidered flannel skl.t-Mrs
and Mrs: J a. LLOYD fn fA0A ana 'hS "s''-@r
st Joe, Mo
Handsome Narcotics Counterpane-Mr an,
Mrs. NJ. F, EOTle.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
Machpelah Cemetery.

Mr.. VIM Summers having been appointed
of Machpeiah Cemetery desires 10 an
nounce 10 lot owners and the publir that he
has purchased from Mr.. John oehner all the
unsold lots, which he will sell reas ouably. He
Will also undertake to keep lots, graves,
shrubbery, trees. &c, in perfect order, for
small charges. Graves will be dug at e. for
adults; 81 so for small ones. He NAV be
found at the cemetery from 8 a. M. 10 s o..
m, and at other times at residence. II squares
north of Mr.. A. LOOMS store. Respectfully
sprotr WIN. SUNNERs,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
READ AND
FAMOUS PRICES.

White Marble Oil Cloth, for table,
best quality, only l5c per yard.
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings,
Irish Point Laces and Everlasting
Trimmings, an immense line, much
cheaper than our last lot, which means
about one-fourth the usual price. Don't
fail to see them.
Lace Lamberquins, very handsome,
only 25c EACH.
Sewing Needles, good quality, all
sizes, five papers for &c.
Towels, handsome styles, two for &c.
Floor Oil Cloths, handsome styles,
15c per yard.
Carpets, including every variety and
style known, also some new and novel
styles, at only zoe per yard. Don't fail
to see our stock before buying.
Mems Socks, nice, new styles, only
SC per pair.
Ladies' Hose, nice, new styles, only
&c per pair.
White India Lawns, double width,
for ladies' dresses, only &c per yard.
Shetland SLawls, handsome new
%colors, only SOC each.
Irish Linen, double width, good
quality, only 2Oc per yard.
Jersey Jackets, black and all popular
%colors, warranted all wool and nice
fitting, only g. each.
Toilet Sets, for wash stands. consist
ing of three handsome lace pieces, only
&C a set.
Parasols, very good quality, only &c
each.
Parasols, warranted all silk, only 75c
each.
Nuns Yelling, In all the new and
popular colors. only 15c per yard.
Black Bunting, warranted all wool,
only 123c per yard.
Crash. for Towels, warranted good
quality, only &c per ysrd.
Dress Linen, warranted all linen,
only lOc per yard.
Pants Linen, warranted all linen,
only l0c per yard.
Turkey Red Table Damask, warrant
| ed fast c%olors, only Soc per yard.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
TIE TOMB.

AT Dallas. Texas, April /. Of men,
Group. WILLIE X , son OF VIM. K.
and Saliie Tri.G. aged II months.
A few mouths ago this young father and moth
er went to Texas full of hope FOR the future, and
intertwtned In all OF their plans was their darl-
ing boy. Now he is dead. Hard as Is their
trial may they learn to saS. Thy will he done,
not ours. o Lord. For, Mt last, what a brief
span Is life to any OF US. Their consolation
must be found in the hore that their child has
gone pure and u~ncontaminsted by the world to
the bosom Of his Savior, there to await, as a
babe. the coming of his earthly parents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
A Card.

adopt this method OF expressing my sin.
cere thanks to the entire community IN which
l live for their kindly Offices in my behslf,
in my recent severe troubles. Beside these
! owe II debt OF gratitude that I shall never be
able to repay to Senator Vest; Deputy Collec.
tor Coleman, Prosecuting Attorney Garner,
DR.. Breshear, NJ. V. Kite, Henry Sellmeyer
and Geo. W. Cravens. To I'll Of the above I
would say, accept the heartfelt thanks Of an
unfortunate but grateful man.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05

Thankful tor pact patronage, we
are now In the 8arkei,and we ha @
Ia saY TO all of our friends .tba
we will not be HndersOld by nny.
one." and before you buy, look
through our stack. DO not he de.
cetved by flaming PI.cara. (of
goods You do not svnnl) but il you
want cheap goods ana TO be treated
right, call on
a5i: n. +. ReYLE & sON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
Carpets.

II you want bargains now Is yo,r time to
secure them. Our cut prices will surprise
any person who is Il Judge of goods. This
statement is true, and goods OF all kinds in
our line will be sold at lower figures Than
ever YVES known in this county. Don't taks
our word for this but cali Dnd Judge for YOUR
self. A large stock to select from In large
well lighted rooms tina, You may not be de-
eeiVed in the good. WADE Baos.
anr5r3 Iligginsyiile, Mo,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
Creamery Association.

The stockholders of the Lafayette Cream
cry association, are hereby notified, that the
Board of Directors has made a call tor the
last payment Of so Per cent. OF the stock OF
said association. Prompt payment Is request
ed, ~ the work is nsariy completed. and
nr contract is 70 pay ON completion
al. W. G.. MCCAUs, AMI a,..v
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
An Editors Tribute

Theron =. kcator. editor OF Fl. Wavne.
Inc, Gazette" writes: Fol the past five
years have always used DR.. Kings New Dis
co,ery, tor coughs Of most severe character.
as WI as for those of a milder tyne. It
never fails to effect II speedy cure. My
friends to whom l have recommended it
speak of it in same high terms. Having been
cured by it of every cough l have had for five
years. l consider 1t the only reliable and sure
cure for coughs, colds, ETC." Call at Chas.
W. Loomis' drug store and get a free trial
bottle. Large size 81. 1snbsow1y
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
SALE OF A FEW LARGE LOTS OF
BLACK & COIORED SILKS,

We CHANGED to buy a large lot OF silks, re-
Gently. at very. loA pr Gees, and are going to
io"s 10 have some OF Them 70 Into The coun
y. bel" wing that they Will do our business
great good
Lot 10 is 10 new and distinct shades in
eros Grain Siika vt "a cents y YAH, that never
.nlh to- less than 81 brlOr-. The cuiurs are
" mes. Prunes. Navy sapphire,. ,,yrti.s.
q owns. oiays, CosehinE-,. Ii onzes. with
IN NY party aud evening shades
Lot e0-ls . very heavy co'orel Gro. Gram
>i'k in all sh-drh. a. 81 Is; worth VI 50.
10, sl-Is o superb Black Six at ss cents a
,aid
Lot Sis an elegant Black Gros. Grain SILK
u; 81 - u yard,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
Made Bros

Large furniture house. next door TO Grange
store is now well filed with goods, carpets,
wall paper, window shades, bedroom suits,
par!or suits, bed lounges, mattresses and
in their line. Don't fall to get
prices there before you buy.
apr5ia WADE Bros, Hissinsvile, Mo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
THE CRADLE.

Born-In Greenton, Lafayette county, Mo,
recently, to the wife of MIR. Basil Haii-twlns-
boys.
IL I'D lexington township, recently. to the
wife OF Mr.. John B. Hlll-a boy.
In Lexington township. March 70, to the
Vile OF Mr.. Evan Desson-a boy.
At Napoleon. Lafayette county, NO.,
April !. to the wife OF DR.. ]. W. Lishtner-a
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
A NOTABLE BARGAIN.

Nine thousand yards Linen.Gnl-h Brocades
grea'est bargains offered In this -nIrs lot Of
Oress Goods. Indeed. 1t 10 20 CHI .p, Tor our
interests, W.. want to distribute som OF " in
me county,. We have thu IN al the Ia, Get
prlug sha"et. both In the plaid and procade..
Ti'y are "a inches wide. The price Will be IL
ems, IN, Iuerly IS ctuts.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
Raspberry Plants for Sale.

have a few hundred Gregg, the largest
Black Cap that is rown. Also the Turner,
one OF the best red berries grown. Price,
Gregg, I cents each, or SO per 100; Turner's
Il per 100.
mch29t3 " A Eo,noS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05

We haye concluded to inform our out-oftown patrons of this sale n Q Nh
YARDS OF al shk NO Z Ribbons at 10 cents a yard; 81 that they could order any
eU UU wa Meo Deiore thc sale actually transpires. II our house. We have ali
OF hem, u they are superb quality OF Silk Ottoman Ribbons worub
- cens yard: II the outoftOwn trade takes them all, then W q will uoi oKer
them here at all, . wv """ NO. e
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
THE KNIFE
GOES Still DEEPER !
heVeryLifeCut0 ofPriCeS!

Our buyer has just returned again from the eastern markets. and owing to
the depressed state O the markets while there. W c ire enabled to cne you
BARGAINS that you never heard of before or will ever hear ofa again.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
Wall Paper

OF the most handsome patterns snd latest
styles. Don't fail to call and see the nam.
moth stock. at WADE RRos,.
aprots Higginsville, No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
CH11NN & CHINN
High Prices and Shoddy Goods!

i'car the cannon booming, but not louder than u challenge to any City or
Town in the State of Missouri, and particularly to ANY
Town i'll Lafayette County, Missouri.