The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-23

iiaiT liberal patronage during the past season
and announces that she has removed her
millinery establishment to the hrirk house
On Laurel street. partly occupied by Dr.
PEBBLES as a dcnial Office aud three doors
above the pust0flicr. Mr.. II. s. Chadwick
proposes to sell his fall aud winter goods
cheaper than ever. Ills stock comprises al
mast ever article wanted in the cOmmuuIiy;
store on Broad way" MrSsrs. Porter " Hen
dersOn have received from the eastern cities
ore of the largest stocks of dry goods ever
offered In Lexington, which they propose to
sell very low for cash. Messrs. Carter y
Parker have a large stock of fresh groceries
on Main street. next door to Robt. AulI's
bank. MIR. John ID. Pascoe has removed his
book store to the first store east of the court
house, where he has Il full stock of books,
both printed and blank. the latter of hia own
make. Mr.. JnO. II. Pigott says he Will rent
u "two-stOry store house on Broadway. (un-
doubtedly the best in LexingiOn,) q feet in
width hv 100 feet In dep;h.n MIR. John n.
Russell respectfully informs the citizens of
Lafayette and adjoining counties that he Is
prepared, on Franklin street. In the rear of
the courthouse. near the market, to manu-
fncture all kinds of carriages, &c. Mr.. w,
f. KerdOlT has just returned with a large
assortment of fine iewelry and fancy goods,
while Mr.. w. V. Cromwell, draper, tailor
and clOthier has just received a fine aud well
selected stock Of cloths, cassimeTes and
vestings. DIR. II. L. PEBBLES, ID. ID. s.. On
Laurel street, invites ladies' and gentle men to
call AMI see hin, when wanting any denial
work. Thomas II. Edwards Is In the drug
business, sign OF the blue mort ar. Il. +. II
L. B. Wallace advertise a tremendous stock
OF new and cheap dry goods, and l.. Megede
" Co. take pleasure IN announcing that they
have on hand and for sale the largest stock of
lewelry and articles pertaining to their line
Of business to be found IN Upper Missouri.
Mr.. II. II. Williamson says he will make his
appearance every morning at the market
house and sell the very best beef the country
can afford at 3 and 4 cents per pound, being
one cent cheaper than It can be bought at any
other stall. Messrs. Graham II ChIisty are
receiving at their new store, opposite the
City Hotel, a most beautiful assortment of
fancy and staple dry goods. Mr.. j.. q. Bled.
soc proposes to Instruct a few classes in the
| clohl"H idu6udSc' hItSHIS' u . y VI. ME-
Grew e Co.. have recently opened ~ general
assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's dress
goods, ready made clothing, hats, caps, bon
nets, boots, shoes AMI groceries and a general
assortment Of everything usually kept in
their line, Messrs. Morehead, Waddeil e.
Co. advertise fall and winter goods, and
Messrs. Lambeth ~ Cauthron are in recent
of a large stock of ready-made clothing,
furnishing goods, NC. j. ii. Edwards has
removed his drug store to The stand lately
occupied by $. Silver K Son. Mr.. Chas. A.
Norris, forwarding and commission mer-
chant. Water street, is prepared to bale hemp
and store produce intended for shipment.
Mir. G. L. Morehead says those Indebted to
the late firm OF MOrehead, Benson ~ Co, must
paw up or suffer the consequences. II. w.
Dorsey, barber and hair dresser, thanks the
public for past patronage and is still ready
to serve them. &. G.. Carroll. merchant tailor,
begs leave to inform the people of Lexington
and surrounding county that he is in receipt
of a large lot of cloths, cssslmeres aud vest
ings. Messrs. John. j. Reese, W. a. j. &.
Anderson, +. G. Sharp, Henry &. Wallace
and Aikinan WEIGH offer their services to
those in legal trouble, while Drs. q. w.
Shewalier. j. s. Long and q. W. Young offer
their aid in case Of sickness; and Drs. Hassell
" Williams. dental SUI geons can be found In
their Office over Bacon & Tebbs' drug store
should any of their teeth need attention.
Messrs. SmOck b Waddell Oh. SmOck & w.
b. WaddelD are hemp, produce and com.
mission merchants on Water street, and Mr..
r. Myers at his stable back of Kerdo!ff's
jewelry store Is prepared to furnish every
body with horses, hacks or buggies. He
also invites special attention CT these who
wish something rather nice TO his Jenny Lind
chariot. Mr.. w. w. TOmmerson has a ten
pin alley one door above Huntsberry's store,
Where gentlemen, an amuse themselves at all
usual hours. Mr.. VIM. +. Todd says Il is q
wonderful mistake to suppose that he has
disposed OF his business under the hill, and
SAYS he is ready to run all night as heretofore.
MIR. K. WinsOr was then las at present, ready
TO insure your property against the perlis of
fire or water and Mr.. j. s. Llghtner who is
forced to be absent in the east for two months
will leave his books and papers at his Old
counting room, now occupied oy Mai. II. b.
Bradford; Messrs. c. o. Wallace and Capt.
A. Martin are authorized to transact business
for him during his absence. There are many
familiar with the names of our business men
'befo' de wah.' but this will do for the pres
ent.