Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-25

They all go to the Laclede hotel now. 1t
is as neat as q pin; clean and comfortable in
all Departments. s1Stf
We have Just received q full line of Platt &
Co.'S. celebrated canned fruits and We getables.
Trlgg & Shields. nov20t6
That hacking cough can be SO quickly cured
by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t. For sale
by C. W. LOOMS. feb27y1eom
For candies. nuts, citron, lemons, oranges.
Cranberries and fire crackers, go to Lehman
h Co., Higsinsville. diff
Our line of holiday goods is large and COM
plete aud prices are such that all can be suit
ed. NJ. f. Royle h Son. declst2
A policy in the Niagara of New York is az
good as gold. We ask a fair rats for a good
article. 10. A Wilson. agent. dec25tf
The bright, laughing moon and twinklinp
stars make the heavens beautiful. C. Ben
for insurance at reduced rates. dec11
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige US
by promptly reporting to this office. tt
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint? Shiloh's Vitslizer is guaranteed
to cure you. For sale by LOOMS. j27yleom
The best 5 cent cigars in the city are the
| Climax, Long Pull and Blue Front. sold al
the Blue Front Annex. f. Hacker pro
prietor. declst3
Everybody should read Ahrens' new al
this morning. 1t will pay You SO to do. They
are pushing matters and some one will gel
bargains. diff
Call at Clagett's for Malaga grapes. mince
meat. maple syrup, buckwheat flour, etc
| Headquarters for Thanksgiving and Christ
mas goods. nov2Ot6
Shiloh's Vitalizer Is what YOU need for con.
stipation, loss Of appetite. dizziness and all
symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS cents
per bottle. feb27yleom
Millinery, trimmed bonnets and hats, at re.
duced prices. Ladies call; next door to post
office, 100 Main street. Respectfully. Mrs
g. p. Arnold. dec1St2
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city. on Main street. large house
good %outhouses. well, cistern. etc. Price
only 50 900. Terms easy. Inquire Of j.
Ardiuper, nov29tf
The Laclede hotel has been thoroughly
renovated. All the travelling men say that il
is In better condition now than ever before
Mr.. Lowell il q model landlord, and makes
everybody comfortable. slStf
VIM. Hamlet. John W. Waddell. Thoma:
John. G. A. Kriehn, 10. Homer, Chas. HON.
er, VIM. G. McCausland, X. F. Waddell, Jos
Bowman, Phil. Keller. Ed. Meyers, Sill 8
John, Smith h Bolten, Chas. LOOMS, LOOMS
Bros, N. g. Bishop, II. Lovel, Trotter, At.
klnson, Lyons, Love and enumerable other:
have insured with C.. Ben ut reduced rates.
You find the largest line of native wines
Herman, Mo-, and Naps, California. at tht
Blue Front for sale. Such as Hermann
Catawba. Martha, Goethe, Virginia Seeding
California Hook and Riepling, Angelica ant
Port, nicely put up In bottles and delivere>
to the house free of charge. Prices very low
f, Hacker, proprietor. dec1st3
Mr.. D. Sailing, in the old Limrick banl
building, has now on hand a full stock o
mems boots and shoes. home made and war
rsnted in every particular. Call and examine
and get prices before buying the slop-shop
p%enItentiary made rubbish sold for nearly o.
qaite as much as you can get the genuine
article for and al the same time encourage
home mechanics. Repairing 3 specially ant
prices low. dec11tf
You will notice how quickly a thorough.
successful article is Initiated, and also tina
the limitations are without merit, as they sr
gotten up BY INSCRIPTIONS parties. Bewsr
of limitations of DR.. Jones' Red Clover Tonic
The genuine is sold by Charles W. LOOMS
and promptly cures dyspe 2sis, costlveness
bad breath, piles. pimples. ague and ma
larial diseases, poor appetite, low spirits
headache or diseases Of the kidneys stomach
and liver. Price fifty cents. dec25m3
The schools will have eight to ten dsy
holiday for Christmas.
The Y. NJ. c. A., at Higginsville, is leadin
an effort to relieve the poor Of that city.
Can't we get a rest from this Uncle Tom
Cabin nuisance: 1t ia q chestnut so stall
that it would be a mercy to the public to lie
it die.
DR.. Mcdonald has moved his office to tn
drug store Of Mr.. F. s. Caples. The decto
Is rapidly getting a good practice, and he de
serves it, as he is u good physician and
/ perfect gentleman.
, There will be a supper given in Dover, o
l the evening of Thursday, December 80. 70
the benefit of the Christian church. Every
body is invited. We trust there will be
large attendance, and we know that all VIII
I 60 will have a pleasant time.
Davis Creek:-The Weaver school is in
fourishing condition. Last week the boy
f and girls had a spelling match in which th
, girls were victorious, and a reading match
boys victorious. A very large crowd a
tended the debate at the Weaver schot
house last Saturday night. Question for de
bate at the next meeting, Jan, list, "ResOlve(
That life is worth living" Miss Lucy Hoo
read a very entertaining paper at the la:
. meeting Of the society. and Miss Sallie Wea,
er will endesvor to do likewise at the mex
MISS Kate Lale has just returned from John
son county, where she has been visiting he
, uncle, Mr.. Hutchinson.
Marshall Progress:-"As Mr.. Gould ha
determined to extend the NJ. K. 4 T. fro1
Hannibal to Chicago, the road he is no,
building to Marshall gives US another Chi Gag
connection as well as q new St. Louis road
and if the connection is made with tn
Omaha line at Brunswick and the Warsay
branch at Sedslia q very short connectIn
hhh uetWecu aTs6W anu bOllFaT WOul
put Marshall on q grand northwest an
southeast line from the great wheat region
to the lower Mississippi at Memphis. Thi
would put Marshall about the center of on
of the grandest lines of grain trausportatio
on the continent"
Judge Robert Hale has accepted the agene
for the Memoirs of Robert E. Lee, Hi
Military and Personal History" bV A. L
Long, formerly military secretary to Gen
Lee, afterward BrigsdIer General and Chic
of Artillery Second Corps, Army of North
ern Virginia; together with incidents reIs
ting to Gen. Lees private Lire; also a larg,
amount of historical Information hitherto I'm
published; collected and edited with the rs,
~sistance of Marcus j. Wright, fornerly
Brigadier General Army of the Tennessee
and agent of the United States for the col
lection of confederate records. This worl
IS the most complete one that has ever ap,
peared regarding the distinguished leader O
the confederate forces, and should be upor
the table Of every student, and especially il
every southern home. 1t is beautifully
printed, upon excellent paper; is profusely
illustrated in the highest style of the epqrav.
er's art, aud contains maps illustrative of the
text. 1t is much more than q biography
though in that respect il is very full, COM
plete and entertaining. Gen. Long has hsC
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