Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-28

Cider vinegar, at Gordon 3 Fulkerson's.
For Sale-A few city warrants. Apply 10
E. Allen. :
Democrats, turn out and vote on the TIN
OF November. :
Big stock Of fruit jars. At Clagett's' Will
not be undersold on them. JyzSu ]
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for taoie
use, at Gordon s. Fulkerson's. a26u.
II you want to sell your lands place tnem
in the hands of L. Winsor 4 Son. sl6tf
B.. A. q NJ. j. Chinn have the incest and
latest style OF ladies shoes in Oft
We pay the highest market price for all
kinds OF country produce. Gordon q bu-
f,rd j21tf
Our store is headquarters for choice styles
In prints and ginghsms. q new line OF them
Just received. Wtiksr Il Miller. o2St2
Go snd see Hicks. ne will sell you your
books or anything In bis line as cheap as the
same grade OF goods car be purchased any
where. 81"
or you dry to buy does dry goods sheap
mi,out going to Wilker h Miiler's. franklin
street, you will dnd yourself already Ike .
poy trying to slide q hill down mitout snow.
Do not forget to look at our elegant STOCK
Of cloaks and dolmsns when you want TO
purchase. We have also . large assortment
OF blanket shswls. comforts, &C.. cheap.
w,v.r Miller o2St2
There 10 ss much truth In the allegation
that Mr.. Graves has ever antagon'zed the
inter ests OF the coal miners rs there Is In the
assertion that he led . know Nothing moo
In Lexington, twelve or fourteen years be-
fore he ever saw the place.
There 10 considerable excitement at pres
emit over Saunders New Cabinet and Panel
Photographs, and nne iiie-like portraits.
They are true to life. You can get oil the
latest and best styles Of photos. from . small
locket picture to . liis-sizs. Copying and
a,l.ro,n~ . spsoialty. Off
W.. G. Hicks. opposite the courthouse.
comes to tho front this season with as COM
l-plete a stock of school books, school sup
plies, g., as was ever before opened up in
this city. Don't mature your purchases be-
fore giving this popular establishment 3 call.
Books covered Tree Of charge. s2tf
A Jsw.bone four 'eet long and weighing
100 pounds has been foun In Q Loutsians
we'll. We wish We had that bone and the
power to wag 1t just long enough to get up
on the root Of our store and yell bargains un-
I'll every man, woman and child in the coun-
ty come IN and let US prove that we are full
If th.m. Wilksr & Miller. o2st2
, Ksnsa. City Times, October % :-''Else.
, where in these column We publish extracts
from the Kansas City Enterprise, the organ
r OF the coloret race Of this region Of coun-
I, try, setting forth Its reasons for according n
cordial support to MIR. Graves, the demo-
cratic candidate for congress. They are
u cogent. and coupled with the sdsice given
and suggestions made to the colored voters
should be wisely hesdsd and unanimously
# acted upon on election day."
sis q child born OF foreign parents. landed
z In the United States ut the age OF SIX years,
and whose father has declared his Intention
,r to become q citizen of the United States, en-
70 titled to the rights and privileges OF al
10 American citizen when tue said minor be-
comes Of sge?' This question Is s-ked BY
N \ city correspondent. aud the reply need be
but brief. II y foreigner s'declsres his inten
i'd tion." etc.. and then dies before bis ''iss
ne papers, as they are called, are taken out
his widow AMI children under twenty-one
Is become citizens upon taking the oath l o
Id allegiance. II his Naturalization proceed
ur to completion, all his children uader twenty
one years OF age ut the time OF such compile
tlon are thereby made citizens.
'r- Kansas City Times. October 25:-"We ID
nd yite our morning contemporary (the voul
lie nail to Q care vi reading OF q card publishe
'st In to-day's issue, from the reverend fsthe
In charge OF the Catholic parish In Lexint
I'D ~. IF % ~r.ru n,.+rtuOiNapo ri
t~erences TO Mr.. Graves Is lhe;tin eOntrovel
lth ted, and the desperate straits 10 which 1t
srs put to make campaign capital exposed. III
snimus OF the uuiounded ch e. against NJ
ny Graves is manifest, but wb Al can be the pu
sxt lie verdict on y journal rssOrting to sui
lite methods to scct mplish Its political end! q
i've this occasion. however,, It has Overrated !
self, and the exposure to which the publ
. is treated by the reverend father can but ;
AIDE act sgainst the journal aud wbomsosver
les cause It may seek 10 help by such men isci
cry and outrageous traiuction."
. Our contemporary :-'What people wa
!" more than anything else 10 = change Of cou
ty officers" Let US see. AT the democral
'ns primary elections Ia this county $40 vote
, IN reeiste red what they 'wsntsi" by the
l4'o ballots The siectiap Was n full and free OF
'sf, fairly and equsre,y coniuctsd, never col
seo planned OF, and general, ell over the COUNT
"" These 2 40 VOTE r. expressed lhemsei'
~ oyerWheImiI ely in favor Of retaining I
present cUI .ty officers. some OF the gent
- men receiving slWnst the en- ire vote ca
'e'o At the republican priu.Fy Geeting, In Il
ons' city, to elect deleS .tes to the county COVE
the ton there were less than ~ citizens in att
see dance. Say there were twice ss N any ut G.
7ou. cor,,s- aud h ,t ~ IN ,ny 10 the other fo
townships here meetings were held, VIII
tns is more than the reality. sud We bsve
eggs voice OF just 100 republicans in tbs copI
o'er expressed and presented 10 the opposlt
lake ,,.to, which t,s ~ muc, chsnc, OF ell
ontl- tlon as the colorcd man upon It has OF 4
ting the iu,l republican vote. The truth
we" that the people 10 not want "a change
raue county Ulcers" tut PFoPoss 10 retain
II o' ones they now have. who bsss faIthfpily
e ne honestly saved them. Ever body knt
snd this to be true Why deny II?
BIT u..
Kop- ua,san ,.nnson unun,v ws.,
80 dav by Nsssrs. JnO. r. Philips. Henry
.I BrocI meyer and Alexander Graves.
49, correspondent vi the Kansas CitY Tunes
> of Mr.. Graves speech :-"Mr. Graves e,
forward and was greeted with tremend
90 and prolonged applause. He said he
49, desired and expected that the party wi
' -. could boast OF such men 70 Chase, Sum
at we
-. party to act rs siandsrd-bssrer In this
urasstonni race, lint after suaressfulIv Tn,
City s.o".' W. gorn on h,s ,..r ,h.v a.,
> -" . resolution down him to the effect tha
could not make the race this time, for
M sole purpose OF inducing Col. Crisp to c
. out, With no one at his back with no
10y ciples to advocate, no platform to stan
- and IN fact nothing but y childish, whim
." plea for vindic+tion. lie ssks The Poop
49,, send him 10 congress because school chit
800. tell his ehIldren that their father Is . |
80 and because tie democratic party twlc'
70 pudiated him aud his villa is ulsgracsd.
~ not the Kansas City Journal, tbs very
n which is doing ILLS work now SAY four y
~ and even Lw0 years ago, that II be We
, 'eu congress his whole official career wou
trade .,....,.rr..,, hv io,,,arv on, ro,,,,..
ruption. j. he any better now? Ii q
cent republican COULD vote for him LheI
) '"e" they now1 Is ne any better now than
Mr.. GrsYss next turned bis attention I
VIII . nracftees of feDuOtieanism In general