Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-12-12
Mcintyre Ministries next Tuesday night.

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New sweet oranges and choice lemons. at
J, NJ. Smiths. dec12t2
Platt's finest brands Of fruits and vegeta-
bles, at J. VI. Smiths. dec12l9
Don't fail to attend the Christmas, tree ut
the Turner Hall on the 25rh. d12,2
A large stock of boys wagons and sleighs,
at A. Egle's. Franklin avenue. dec12t2
Fresh oysters for turkey dressing and for
the table; fresh crop celery. at J. NJ. Smiths.
Remember, Santa Claus says my goods are
Just the right sort for Christmas. j.. NJ.
Smith. dec12t2
Capt. Jno. W. Brown says the C.. X A.
will build from Slater to Kansas City by way
of Lexington.
Photographs were never so cheap before,
and as there Is NJ nicer present, call early
at Martland's and lesve YOUR order. da;3
Martland's Gem Photographic Leave your
orders for elegent photos at Martland's this
week and get them before Christmas. d5'3
You can buy ladies', misses and chiliren's
cloaks as cheap now as after the holidays
by calling on yours truly. Henry Wilker.
Ladies' and children's wool hoods, gloves,
mittens. nubias, etc., suitable for cold
weather and Christmas presents, very cheap
at Henry Wilker's. dec5t3
Itch and prairie mango. cured in 80 min
utes by Woolferd's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by Chas. W. LOOMS
druggist, Lexington. mar2l-ly
For q Christmas present nothing nicer can
be found than one of those handsome Not
tingham or real antique lace curtains at the
Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. dec5tf
Salvation Oil, the greatest pain-cure on
earth, is guaranteed to effect q cure, where it
Is possible for the seat Of the disease to be
reached by q liniment. Price 25 cents a bottle.
Any one wanting board and wishing to fur
nish their W room, can get the same n
room on ground floor by applying to Mrs.
C. Ben Russell. She will also take a few day
bosrders. dec5t2
Hammered gold finish library lamps with
patent canopy tops. are among the latest
things from inventive genius, and make
handsome as we'll as useful holiday presents,
N exhibition and sold at Young's China
Hall. nov28t4
Gout has various names according to the
parts affected, as podsgrs, when In the feet;
chiragrs. when In the hands, &C.; but wheth.
er the attack is first felt in the feet or the
hands, rub with Salvation Oil at once. 1t an
initiates pain. Price % cents.
When the snow flies aud you feel the pierre
ing blasts of December remember that we
make a specially of over shoes and warm
most complete lines to be found in the city.
The attention Of the ladies is especially
called to our storm king or high top
arctlcs. Smith & Bolton. IL
Mr.. Jack Evans, Of the eastern part of this
county, is selling an excellent book, by SUBJ
scription, the title of which is 1.-THE Worlds
Wonders" The book represents the most
remarkable observations of tropical and polar
explorers. 1t is really an encyclopedia Of
exploration, discovery and adventure in all
parts of the world. The author. J. W. Buel,
himself a famous traveller, has succeeded in
producing q work which will be of very great
value. especially to those persons VINO can
not have many books. A boy OF girl who
reads this book will have a good idea of the
natural history OF all parts of the world. The
book has tue hearty endorsement of the press
everywhere. and we hope Mr.. Evans will
succeed in selling a great many copies. Give
him q hearing when he comes around.
The seventh annual opening of NJ. F. Royle
& Son took place last Saturday night. Long
before the hour appointed for the doors TO
be opened to the public the street was throng-
ed with both old and young, pleased urchins,
rosy checked girls, whose dreams of Christ
mas seemed almost realized as they looked in
at the windows upon the scenes SO charming.
While we waited with others for the magic
hour, we noted the windows. In the first
two we recognized the artistic skill and REIN
ed taste of Mr.. Joe Afford. The first was a
scene of ''long ago." most beautifully repre-
sented by an old fashioned house, filled up
in an old fashioned way, rag carpet on the
floor, pewter dishes on the high shelves, and
At the open ireslde sits an old man content
edly reading the Daily Intelligencer; on the
other side the good wife quietly knitting.
ever and anon glsncing over her spectacles at
her daughter, while she spins. This Is the
most pleasing part of this "Darby 4 Joan"
picture. A fair young girl In the foreground
busily spinning, and we imagine we hear her
SSAAhs Shu6 . > hCOpS tihlC ~ LC UdSS
hum of her wheel. The next one "a Fairy
grotto, seems a 1T realm for ''Queen Titanfa"
and her train an arch OF ever blooming flow
ers seeming suspended in the air, shrubs and
flowers sparkling with dew drops every
where beautiful fairies fitting about here and
there, while "Titania" sits upon her throne
saylng, Come, now, a ROUNDED and a fairy
song" etc. Santa Claus Home Is just what
that good mans home should be-. you will
lind there works of art for the artist, musical
instruments, and atufies for the musician,
books for the students, things beautiful and
useful for the grown up children, while
every thing thst will please his little friends
from a giu2er cake 10 a love of q doll or
horse. In this window as well rs the fourth
one where we have 'iMother Goose 20
graphically brought to mind by that wonder
full "old woman that lived in . Shoe We
see the handiwork OF that original genius,
Mr.. VIII Stewart. who for bis ready pen and
taate for the humorous. has been dubbed by
his associate clerks-clerk of the comic de.
partment. The interior view when we are
at last permitted to venture into this vortex
OF youth and beauty, SURPRISES any previous
exhibition. Messrs. Royle 4 Son have
made drspings of laces, ~velvets, satins, ar
tistics arrangement of pictures, notions, etc.
with arches, bells and baskets of lovely fow-
ers every where displayed, with the brilliant
array Of Young ladies and gallant young men
who kindly lent their presence aud assistance
made this an evening most enjoyable and not
to be forgotten.
Lost-ReWard.