Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-06-05

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Nine pounds of "A'' sugar for 81, at J. z.
Kice's. Moro
Mr.. Dean has Withdrawn from the race
for assessor,
Mr. krause has withdrawn from the race
for surveyor.
Pure blackberry juice the best summer
drink. Get it at Maitlsnd's. my29t2
Headquarters for Mason's and standard
fruit jars, at Bedding l. CIsgetts. jn5
For repairs of the 'Planet Reaper" send
your orders early to Geo. F. Maitland.
Cocosnut taf1y snaps, new. oh my, amt
they nice. Get 'em at Msitland's. my29t2
Chocolate menier. the finest drink in the
world. You can get 1t at Msttland's. m29t2
l have the finest line of all kinds of harvest
supplies to be found in the city. Geo. F.
Maitland. my29t2
California pears, apricots, egg plums,
green cages, grapes, and raspberries, at
MairIand's. my29t2
The democratic primary election takes
place to day, In Lafayette county, and every
democrat should vote.
Peach, plum, grape and cranberry pre-
serves, fresh apples in cans, all kinds OF jel-
lies, plum jam In CANS, fruit buffers In cans,
at Maitland's. my29l2
Crosse and BlackweIrs English pickles
chow-chow, mixed pickles, csulitiower,
picsIilII and white onions, American pickles
of all kinds, at Maitland's. my29ts
Spiced mackereI, breakfast mackerel,
spiced sardInes, OIL sardinss, fresh mackerel
In cans, mess mackerel, mess salmon und
No. whiteish, at Maitlsnd's. my29t2
Spiced mackerei, breakfast mackerel,
spicsd sardines, oil sardines, fresh mackerel
in cans, mess mack erel, mess salmon and
No. whItetish, al Maitland's. my26l2
Cake trimmings of all kinds. Red, and
white roses. Gold, silver, green and white
leaves, feather grass, cake ornaments, red,
blue, yellow and Icing sugar at Maitlands.
Preserved ginger In jars, preserved tam
arinds in glass, preserved pineapples in
glass, Dundee orange marmalade, preserved
cItrOn, orange and lemon peel, at Malt
lands. my29i2
Smoked beef tongue, lunch ham, lunch
tongues. canned beef, spiced picked tongue,
canned tongue, deviIed ham and lobster, at
Maitland's. ma29t2
Wilson Il Son, grocers, at the .'Red Front"
store, ask you to give them u call. They
have the lightest room and the best selected
stock Of groceries in town. m22
Smoked beef tongue. lunch ham, lunch
tongues, canned beef. .spiced picked tongue,
canned tongue, deviled ham and lobster. at
Matland's. my29l2
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grove, near Mayview, July 18th. The Utt
band, of this city, will furnish the music,
and no effort will be spared to make the oc-
casion an enjoyable one. There will be
speaking by prominent gentlemen of the
county.
Mr.. Clsgett has lived long time o pure
and honorable life, only to be defeated the
first time he asks for an Office by men who
call themselves his friends, but who lost him
at least twenty votes by their inexcussble
warfare against other men on the democrat
ic ticket.
Every man who knows Of an illegal vote
having been cast at the recent city election
owes 1t to the purity Of the ballot to report
the tdcts to the prosecuting attorney that
the guilty persons may be punished. 1t
don't make any difference whether they are
democrats or republicans.
The democratic city ticket might have
been elected, in spite Of the fact that the
republicans have 3 small majority, II 1t had
not been for the detection Of q few demo-
Gratis who always ruin if they are not allow
cd to rule, and who ruin worse when they
are permitted to rule. Politically they are
q stencil in the nostriIs of democracy.
The colored voters. at their meeting last
Monday night at Turner'S Hall, pledge them
selves to abide the decision OF the majorIty, !,
and then the next day marched in solid
phalanx to the polls and voted as they pledg-
ed themselves that they would do. Are
there any democrats in the city OF Lexing-
ton who have not ~ much regard for their
plighted word MS these so-cslled ignorant
niggers"
Miss Julia Smith, who left, Thursday, for
Odessa, requested us to say, In reply to the
polite invitation to give a literary and mu-
sIcal entertainment at Higginsville, that it
will be impossible for her to comply, apart
from the TACT that Miss Bobbitt, who was In
cIuded in the invitation, has gone to her
home, Quincy, ILL.,, for the holidays. Miss
Smith returns her sincere thanks for the
kindness and courtesy extended to herself
and Miss Bobbitt, by the good people OF
Higginsvile.
Everybody can afford to use the telegraph.
hates have been very materially reduced,
dating frem June l. The business should
be largely Increased. and the placing of the
wires within tbs reach OF all VIII, we have
no doubt, result in pecuniary benefit tu
the company. Business men can send their
orders by telegraph, and save n day y's time and
| no one will hesitate to send message when
| il cOsts but iriils. Every body should see
| Mr.. Ward. the gentlemanly operator at thi.
point. aud inform themselves regarding
| rates.
Genuine Potomac roe herring. new, al
Beeding u Clagett's. jn5
| The republicans did their duty on election
day we'll They never flash In the pan
Their party feaity is sunqIestioned, and the,
marched to the polls in solid phaianx. They
don't stop to swap horses, to quarrel as Il
fayOrltes. and they wouldn't listen to a com
msnd from holy writ If 1t was agalnst u re
publican. Ii voting for the most manIfestly
unit man would defeat democracy the,
would vote for him against George Wash
ington Patrick Henry or Daniel Webster.
little spirit OF unity-s very little Of it--evel
as great quantity as might fill = mustar,
seed-wOuId tone up some so-calIed demo
Gratis wonderfully.
Religious.
Services at the Christian church to-morroy
| morning. No preaching.
Rev. A. A. Moore will preuch at Wellington
| tha .l