Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-21
Presbyterian festival. THURSDAY night.

Dones, rags, OIO lrOns "copper" oIaSs suo
hides bought for cash by sslig.
Blasting powder, SO IS per keg; Water
proof fuse, 81 per 100 feet, 1t PowelPs. Il
Ice formed. lsst Wednesday night. In tubs
aud other vessels, to about ons-fourth of an
inch 10 thickness.
Go snd see Hicks, he will sell you your
books or anything 10 bis line az cheap as the
same grade of goods cnE be purchased any.
where. s2tf
The most beautiful line OF new goods can
now be seen at II. j. E. Ahren,', especially
10 dress goods, dress buttons, trimmings and
notions all are nice, tasty and handsome
styles. ss3tf
Everything in the book and Stationery
line. from q lead pencil to the biggest text
book Gao be found Ut W. c. Hicks'. opposite
the courthouse. Prices can't be beat. Give
him . cali before you purchase. s2tf
The b. j. L. Ahrens Dry Goods Bszsar.
have during the last three weeks. received
their fall and winter goods. snd are now
the inspection Of the ladies. Come and see
them. s23tf
Lost-Wednesday, either In or near the
city OF Lexington, on the Warrensburg
road. . psir OF well-worn saddle bags con-
tanning . pair OF lsdy's shoes. A liberal re-
ward will he given for their return to this
Office.
We are now receiving the most complete
stock Of staple and fancy dry goods, notions,
and carpets, that We have ever shownt to the
trade. They are for sale. Call and see
them. Prices and goods will please you.
M. +. Royle q Son. septic
Buford s. Manvllle Chinn have this largest
aud best stock Of boots, shoes, hats and caps.
IN town. and respectfully invite all to call
and FAMINE their large stock, and we will
make It pay you; We mean just what we
say. We will sell you goods cheaper than
any house In the city. off
John O'Malley. opposite the Csthollc
church, has . frst-clsss stock Of groceries. to
which he Is constantly mixing additions. He
wants to buy all sorts Of country produce.
and will psy the highest pricss in cash or
goods. II you want to buy or sell anything,
give him q call, and he will do what 10 right
by you. We are glad to sss that his trade
Ii Increasing. s16tf
Harry Tunstall, in his new brick store,
at Odessa. into which he has just moved. Is
Ms proud - . girl with her first beau or .
boy In bis first red-top boots. AMI be has
rsssou to be- proud not only OF his store. bis
stock Of goods and his assistants, but Of his
trade. also. which has grown from compare
lively q small beginning to such proportions
that he and bis three clerks are taxed to their
utmost to walt upon bis customers. He says
that although he Is proud Of his success. he
Is not at all '.stuck up'' and hopes to greet
all bis old customers and many others 1t bis
new store, promising to treat all politely and
sell them goods at bed rock prlc-s.
Williams Is In receipt OF y letter from Mr..
Henry Hatch, At present resiuing In Boston,
In which MIR. Hatch convey the gratifying
intelligence that the eastern capitalist, inter.
ested III the project ara now ready to take up
and complete the railroad projected from
Chillicolhe to Kansas City. Mr.. Hatch is
detained IN Boston ut this time by the illness
OF his eldest daughter, but expects to be
able to come west iu Q short time and give
the matter his personal supervision. He
writes TO MIR. McWinisms 10 have parties 20
TO work aud get the right-of.way over the
route surveyed by the Burlington i SOUTH
western people. and st stes, without sQuivo-
eating. that Ii the right-Of-w ~ and rsssOna-
bile, fair assistance Is given by property
owners along the route. that tina road will
be nj once commenced"
The Marshall, Saline county. correspen-
dent tel. graphs 10 the KahsBs City Times !:
GA stock company was organized here with
u cspit.l OF t1OO. 900 for the purpose OF con-
Quoting y national banking business In tuis
city. The stockholders held . meeting hero
to-day and purchased one of the best brick
buildings In the town, which Is situated on
the northwest corner Of the public SOU are.
The building wss purchased OF jacob Smith
at the cost OF SIC, 900. The company will
complete all arrangements and commence
business January l. 1888. The Wsvsrly
part of the stock The following are to be
the stockholders: James GoodwlD IN, OF La
faystte county /; baltimore Thomas, OF Saline
county Z L. Peak, OF Saline county, p. II.
Hs~ k,ns ami A.. 5. VanAnglsn, OF Waverl,
W. b P.lm"rs. OF JEFF .rson CITY /; Judge j.
+. Stroller and Z. b. Cnllrane. of Marsh slI;
Judge U. Hurt snd Dr. q. W. Hereford, oil
Saline county,"
Kansas City Times, October Is 10 late,
that is within the last week, quite y 'boom, >
II such 1t might be called, hiss been given
cong ressIonsI matters In this district. More
enthusiasm has been arOured among demo
Gratis, and very many new converts have
come over I" Mr.. Graves side. Mr.. Grave
yesterday morning. acrom .,anied by Dir.
Steve C. Ryan. a representative from this
county an ! y candidate Tor reelection. visit.
Ell R%aytown. ami earh gentleman In turn al.
dressed the large and most apprscistlvs au.
dience. In the evening u 10 citing was held
In the town hall ut W-stport. Chairman A.
NJ. Aim OF the county democratic. executive
committee called the meeting to order and
presided. SPEECHES were made by Mr..
Graves, Mr. Rsgsn and Mr.. John l. Pe.ke.
At Westport also The meeting was largely
attended by q most respectful and attentive
audience. Mr.. Graves has made \ careful
canvass OF the entire district Including Jack.
son county. ami says the outlook IL OF tie
most encouraging character. lie believes
that the strength Of Col. Crisp in Jackson
| Souoty = 6Aoosy "
that upon election day 1t will be SO proven.
Throughout the county the entire democrat.
ic Il. let is being upheld, and there will be
little scratching. :. tell you,' said Mr..
Graves. this so-cailed strength OF Colonel
Crisp is fictitious. and when you LOOK for !,
1t can't be found.'"
The North American Review for Novem.
Der presents . diversified Table OF Contents.
"English views OF Free Trade, by toe Hon.
John Welsh, OF Philsdeiphis ,is an exposition
Of the difference between tbs economic sit.
u ti.s Of Ensiani and that OF the United
States. and Of the confederation which make
Free rrs.ie Imperative for The torwer coun
lry, II she would retain her present position
as the worlds workshop. Joseph Nelson,
chief Judge Of the Brooklyn city court,
writes Of ''Disordsr IN Go4rlrooWs.'' . sub.
Get of prOfund interest TO good citizens u,
all times. and more e pecislly now In view
Of certain recent occurrences. The obitn
dicto OF the learned suthor touching The
GuIteau trial and the Lswson.Gr~y ipciden,
At Dub IN, are characterized ~ the best ju.
dicisI temper. DIR. Wm. A. Hammond, ex.
surgeon-genrral- OF the u. 8. army, offers
being to determine the degree of responsi.
bility ,efor. the criminal law, OF persons at.
iected by CERTAIN forms OF in~anity. eth
Industrial Value OF Wuman," by Mrs. julia
Ward Howe. Is n very abs reply TO an Ut.
ticle recently published on ..WoIasnss Wor.s
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