Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-04
Our county ticket is safe for q Dig ma.

AON LIN
Our county ticket is safe for Q Dig ma
jorlty.
G. Ben shipped 10 cars OF apples las
month.
Remember Champ. Clsrk's speech mex
Monday night.
Mr.. Wentworth has purchased 20 more
muskets for the academy.
No nan is worthy of the name Of demo
crst who scratches the regular ticket with
out good cause.
Lafayette county has . great apple crop
1t Is rolling out OF Lexington at the rate o
about 1000 barrels per week.
The democratic ticket 10 composed OF hon
est and eff cieEt men, every ono OF them. ant
scratching ought to be denounced.
DR.. Quarlss has gathered rips grapes o.
the second crop, this week, Hsrtfords sne
Marthas. HIS Concurds are turning.
The Mo. p. Il. Rps. business 10 and out o.
In any month before since 1t was . road.
DIR. Hartman, OF !Auilville, says Col. CrisI
lost votes by his speech at Concordia. hif
coarseness and sgotism disgusting bis an
dItors.
Some trsmps robbed Mr.. Gums store. d
Odessa. Wednesday night. OF some hats,
clothing and jewelry. They were afterward
caught at Bates City.
"PromInent democrat" gets very numer'
Gus at the Register Office about election
time. A few Of their names given would
lend q shade Of q shadow Of truth to theil
m,de-up interviews.
Mr.. Cam b. Wilson, editor Of the Lexing.
ton Register, was arrested yesterday morn
ing.snd In the afternoon hs plesded guilty to
having made an unlawful exhibition Of
weapons, in having drawn . pistol on Mr.,
David Smith. and Squire Callahan fined
him SO and costs, . total Of e23 90.
Read the hog law, printed In full on the
outside, and vote, ''for restraining swine
from running at large" Every farmer
should preserve this number of the paper
for reference to the law, which will NEST
likely be adopted, and the workings of which
should be familiar to all persons interested.
All the departments Of The H. ]. e.
AhrsnGDry Goods Bszaa are now brim.iull
Of new goods. Specially low prices are now
being made In silks. black and colored
pushes. silk and cotton velvets and fine
dress goods generally. Also In fannsls,
shswls. blankets, bed comforters, yarns,
domestics. &C., &c. Always buy your goods
at headquarters. n4tfs
People living In the country who have
very little time for shopping, will ind It t.
their advantage to come direct to our stors
where . handsome selection OF fall and VIM
ter dry goods, notions, &C., 10 now open and
whore every facility is offered to make quick
and satisfactory purchases. Our prices We
guarantee the lowest. The II. j. Z. Ahreni
Dry Goods Bazaar. n4tf
Independence Sentinel :-"It is In psriec
keeping with the antecedents Of tho mot
ticket to hire its roughs to como down from
ksusas City, to aid other roughs, and hood
Iums In Independents to break up . coloret
Independent meeting. Waters, Liggett 1
Co., must be in . desperate strait when suct
things must be done to prevent free spsscl
and an open discussion Of the issues Of tn,
campaign"
You may have an excellent Idea or values
&c, but the informed arc spt to make mis-
takes, and for fear such sn accident may BE-
fall you, stop At our store, post yourself
thoroughly. then look around. We hsv,
the largest stock OF dry goods in town, ant
invite honest and fair competition and hsv,
no fears OF the result. Good goods and lov
prices are our spscialtiss. The H. J.. L
Ahrsns Dry Goods Bazaar. n4tf
Do not fail before buying FOUR new wintsl
veal to first visit. the cloak department o
The H. J. +. Ahrens Dry Goods Bszsar
who show the finest selections In oil the lat
styles. Satin wraps, black and light .oolore,
dolm.ns. light colored jackets. fur an,
plush trimmed. ranging in price from q o
to $50. 10 this department they always hsv,
exceIled in dt, quality and style as well .
low prices, and this season they eclipse al
former efforts. n4tf
A costly accident occurred on the Chieas,
and Alton railway. Wednesday morning ,nea
Higginsvills. Several cars near the middl
Of Q freight tram were derailed, and tn
train did not come to a'stop until It ha'
proceeded almost q mile beyond the poin
where the cars jumped tbs track. A. . oou
sequence the track wa torn up badly Il
some places and the west.bound passsngs
trains were detained Ut AigginsvilIs, no
reaching Kansas City until 5 O'Clock In tn
afternoon.
A small cyclone passed. over this county
near Greenton. last Monday, which did con
siderable damage to the fencing, tore OF tn
shed from Mr.. Charles Besle's barn, blsy
down all Of Or. N. NJ. koblnson's. hay stack
.rA n.noa| nanuUd.,.hI> -.l.~ 5000 a.
people. The track OF the cyclone was abou
100 yards wide and one mile In length. Fror
Sheriff Elliott, who passed through Their
the following day, we learn that ut som
points the road was almost impossible fror
rails, limbs Of trees, ana debris general
which was scattered about.
The machine shops OF tho Missouri Psci6
railroad. now established at st. Louis, vi
never be removed from there. Nothing
the kind is contemplated, nothing Of th
kind would be practicable; but there
some talk OF building additional shops Il
the road at some point IN the western part {
the state. and In that event no place 10 Nj
souri, can compare fsvorsbly with Lsxingto
for the purpose. We have the wood, waite
and coal. all In. convenient juxts-posltiol
sud q large enough town to supply th
demand for the necessary labor.
' The attention OF every one 10 called to Il
fact that tho Il. J. E. Ahrens Dry 9oot
> Bsz.sr is again In the field. using their be
, endssyors TO sustain the reputation OF tho
, , house as the place to buy good goods at Ii
lowest living prices. Tbs constant dsman
: for new goods, new styles and low pric,
> was never greater than at present, and {
their stock OF staple aud fancy dry good
. notions, &C., for the winter season isnow O
: the shelves. they will regard 1t a. . spsoi
: favor from you 10 come In Inc inspect
= carefully, aud freely express your opinio
. - to the merits OF their claim, that tbs
= hsve the largest, the best. and the han,
soonest line OF goods ever shown In Lexini
ton. n4tf
Public Speaking in Lafayette C<
:. speechss will he msds by the follnwir
. named gentlemen Vt tue times and plsp
specified. Local demoGrstic clubs or COT
ssry arrangements for halls, &c.
Hons. VIM. IL. Carter and Henry C. W.
, !, lace, at Lexington. Saturday, November 4.
Messrs. VIM. Fl. Chiles and Richard Fisl
- at Odessa, Saturday, November 4.
Other speakers have been invited, u
will be advertised In Que time II they CO
sent to speak.
i, TAe democFatIc noMlnses for county &
fees will attend tAe meetings. and addrs