Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-18

Gibbs extra peas at TriSg s. Shields rs
Ter cent counter at j. W. Homer's, 1t
Toys, toys In great abundance at A. Egle's.
C.. Ben for Insurance at waterworks rates.
Porto Rico, the boss nickle cigar. at Clag- !
ett's. nov20t6
Go to Mrs. JamIson's fol fine millinery.
cheap. dllt2
Everything in the toy line at j. w.
Homer's. 1t
No charge for engraving goods bought OF
C. g.. Ludwips. d1lt2
Cloaks, wraps and jackets at eastern cost.
NJ. F. RoyIe a. Son, declst2
No. l buckwheat Jour and pure maple sir
I'D at Trigp & Shields. nov20t6
Take advantage of g A. sturges' low price
on shingles and buy now.
We have genuine Texas Pecans and Farra-
COMA almonds. Trigg 4 Shields. 1t
Go to the Laclede hotel. 1t is the boss
house snce 1t has been renovated. slstf
Don't forget we have Cakes home made
candies, the best in the market. 1t
Grim vissged war will soon run riot all
over Europe. c. Ben for cheap insurance.
Silk handkerchiefs, muf1es. hoods and
fancy goods for the holidays. NJ. F. Royle &
Son. declSt2
Millinery. trimmed bonnets and hats. at re-
duced prices. Ladies call; next door to post
office, 12O Main street. Respectfully, Mrs.
8. P. Arnold. dec1st2
All kinds of green and dried fruits. 10 lbs.
of dried new peaches 81. Lehman & Co.,
Hfgglnsville. dec1ltf
Hot and cold lunches served to order at the
Blue Front Annex counter. E. Hacker.
proprietor, dec1St3
shiloh's cure will Immediately relieve
Group. whooping cough, and bronchitis. Sold
by C. W. LOOMS. feb27y1eom
Every one ia invited to the A. o. H. ball
on Dec. %; q good tim Is expected; best OF
| order; refreshments, etc. d11t2
Fourteen pounds of granulated sugar 81;
20 pounds of good brown sugar 81, at Leh-
man Il Co., Higginsville. dl1tf
Get your wife or daughter q nice hat,
cheap. at Mrs. Jamison's, for u Christmas
present, bedrock prices. dl1t2
Don't fail to inspect the wonderful ten cent
counter at j. w. Homer's before purchasing
your Christmas presents. 1t
Handkerchief In silk, linen and cotton,
also other goods suitable for Xmas presents
very cheap at H. Wilker's. d1lt2
Itch Of every kind cured in 30 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other.
Sold by C. W. LOOMS, druggist. mly1
Our stock has been carefully selected and is
especially adapted to meet the demands Of
holiday shoppers. Grimes & Venable. jew
elers. nov20t6
| nortt onond uo,r vnonov for anv orripla I'M,
til you have priced the Christmas goods at j.
". Homer's. One dollar will buy almost a
a wagon load (smsll wagon. 1t
Christmas! Christmas! /. Christmas is COM
ng and Trigg q Shields will be on hand with
a full line o~ffruits, nuts, ETC., together with
Cakes celebrated homemade candies. 1t
We are closing out u book department,
and we are offering juvenile and miscellan-
| eous books and games at less than cost. Call
and see for yourselves. NJ. F. Royle & Son.
Mr.. W. R. Graves, OF Wetheredville, Md,
writes:-"I suffer sometimes with acute
rheumatism, and your Salvation Oil gives me
instantaneous relief. I cordially recommend
1t as q sure cure. 1t
We earnestly desire that every reader OF
} this paper will hunt up and carefully reat
our new advertisement IN this issue OF the
paper. 1t will pay you. "There's Million'
In it." W. G. McCausland. nov27tf
>, John Gahner, agent for the Pawnee Flal
Stone Company, of Histteville, Kansas, whit
7 stone known. The first cost Is but littl
t more than brick and the quality much super
ior. Orders promptly filed, and satisfaction
guaranteed. sept1stf
Candies in immense assortment, at Clag
eits. In fact, we might say, c. G. can meal
: nothing but Clagett's Candies. When maxim
l Christmas purchases drop in at Ninth an
e Main. By the way, Christmas brings 10 an
] other q, making the number three, and tn
i. meaning is Clagett's Christmas Candies. to
Do not fail to look at our stock of cloaks 70
s ladies and misses. We have them at loves
: prices, all advertisements of large dimen
tions to the contrary Notwithstanding. Spen'
a few moments with US and investigate, nc
IS only for cloaks, but other goods in the dr.
: goods and notion line. Yours truly, Henr
$ Wilke dl1t2
Remember Messrs. JnO. W, Waddell II c.
for -four. The Red R. is delightful; can't
9 beat; all wanting good bread should try il
n the sack is improved by having q larger
Their other grades Of flour are also much in
d proved by the changes. Bran, screening
j aud Graham flour on hand. Exchanges mac
at their office at The old stand near Arcar
Hall. aug7tf
K Credit is due the German women and ply
sicians for first using Red Glover blossoms
a medicine. Best results are obtained whe
combined with other medicinal roots an
g herbs, rs in DIR. Jones' Red Clover Tom
d which Is the best known remedy for ell bloc
diseases, stomach and liver troubles pimp!e
costIveness, bad breath, piles. ague aud m;
larIal diseases. indigo ton, loss Of appetit
K low spirits. headache and all diseases Of Il
kidneys. Price fifty cents. Sold by Cbarl,
r W. LOOMS. sept25m3
le Chritmas Gift - Don't buy your Christm;
D. goods until You have looked through The 10
mense stock of TOYS of every kind at j. v
ls Grants. corner of Main and Thirteen
70 (Main- Cross streets. He has them in eve
ID variety and to suit every taste and fuanci
condition. He has also a large line Of usef
k articles suitable for Christmas presents, SUI
at as express wagons, sleds. &C. You will sa'
uouCS ny SCttiuS Ho pi'SSS oSi"iS "oh'a
D, your purchases elsewhere. Don't forget Il
is plsce-corner of Main and Thirteenth street
e. near Episcopal church. novllt2
Mt -
The late rain and freeze have made t
10 county roads very rough.
ar The new mill made 1872 sacks of flour
10 eleven hours last Tuesday.
Read the new advertisements Of Messrs.
Sinauer and Smith Il Bolton.
~ Sedalia Bazoo:--"On Sunday. a train en-
sisting of twenty-sIy ears, passed throu
~ this city en- route to Boonville. The trs
Was loaded with teams. tools, utensils al
b. mel for grading. The Mo. P. are common
ing at Boonville to grade for u new road ira
u Gray's creek, Cole county, to Lexington.
BoGnville. Gray's creek is four miles WI
10 OF Jefferson City. When this piece of ro
T Is completed, it will give the Pacific a dout
track from Gray's creek to Kansas City"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES getting brisk. T
w freezing weather is fine for the boys who
~ out hunting. The toothsOme opossum a
"a. luscious raccoon are now on tables of a fl
" jewellers on Pesvlne and are eaten with gre
Tic gu-to. A. Asche the plssterer has jlst ii
ca ished a Job at Blackburn and returned hon
ns John Meyer. Of Corder, spent last Sund
" here. A large number of children have dir
es iberia, ard are dangerously I'll. The IeGr