Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-18
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
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Holiday opening Nov. %. sRoyle & Son
Put up your hsgs In the city. The l5tt
Inst. was the day.
New patterns Of chamber and tea sets
cheap, at PowslPs. nllt4
II you want to buy town lots or houses
cali on e. Winsor & Son. s!6tf
Buy your breech-loadlng shot guns Of
Cbas. ii. Schae ffermeyer. nlst3
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for table
use, ut Gordon & Fulkerson's. s26tf
Keep the cold out by buying weather
strips, cheap, OF q. q. schaeiermeyer. 81
How 90 jackson and johnson counties like
the way Lafayette stands to her nominee?
Every man who bet against Graves has
been ever since wondering how he can get
~even.
We Recommend the light running REM
inston sewing machine, for sale only at 9.
q. Ludluqs', nl8tf
The Thalbote last week said that Graves
majority In Lafayette county Is about 1,500.
Add 277, please.
II you want = nobby hat or q nice fitting
shoe or boot, 20 TO B. A. u NJ. j. CHM. OPP
posite the courthouse. 81. - Off
l.. No frsights will he received or delivered
other than car loads at the Missouri Pacific
depot after 8 O'Clock, p. m.
Ray county. our dear litAle Kingdom neigh
boz, gave Dockery 1900 majority. Shake.
jake ; shake, Boyle: you've made a noble
fight. g
AWantsa-Agood. reliable man. with small
family, to occupy a house three miles from
town, during tue winter, rent free. Apply
st this ONCE, l n1StI :
Our readers will fnd It to their interest to
read the new advertisement OF Jerry Proc
tor, MAYHEM" in this weeks paper. He
means what he says.
Or. Watson ran behind his ticke ct at bis
home. He can read the returns from Lex.
ington with some profit, and keep his fingers
out of the lire next time.
1t Is . satisfaction to every wearer OF .
watch TO feel sssursd that he has . reliable
timskesper. Grimes b Vsnabis jewelers..
have . large stock now on hand IN gold and
silver eases. 10 MIS- 6
The ladies Of the First Baptist church will
give afsstival 1t Hsgen's opera house, Fri
day night, November. 81. Remember the
dats, and be sure to attend; everything will
Z b. good and cheap. G ~ las ~
Mr.. CIagett's tssm Of mules were scared
by fre-crackers,- "Wednesday OF last week,
and ran away. Going down Pine street
they spr.ng Of OF the wall at the foot OF
that street, and one OF the mules was killed.
A druggist In New Richmond, O., MIR. E..
j. Dunham, writes US the. following: 81
consider Dr. Bal's Cough Syrup one Of the
very best things made. I use It altogether
IN my own family aud can therefore recon-
mend Il. -1tSs
Weather strips are worth four tons Of coal
to an ordinary dwelling In one winter, not
to speak Of the comfort Of excluding drafts.
Gail o.. Charles u. schaefermeyer and In
vest a lew cents in them. No trouble 10 tack
them on. n1S!3
There 10 quite . boom At Saunders Gallery
over his fine coIored photos. Don't all 90
at once. Bring on our old faded pictures
look like life. Go and examine his fne
Photographs. Z s&Fs EE8 n1stf
Mr.. Silyerman has removed bis Wholesale
and retail liqusr store to the old Winsor
Corner, where he has fitted 1t up neatly. He
keeps good goods, and pays especial, atten-
ton to pure liquors for family use. Helm
yites An inspection OF bis stock. a5tf
Grimes 4 Venable have . full, new, fresh,
vel selected and beautiful stock OF holiday
goods Of al kinds. 1t will pay everybody
to drop In and Ioox at the many pretty and
novel things that, they have TO make happy
the hearts Of givsrs and receivers Of Cbrist-
mas gifts.
There is considerable excitement at pres
ent over Saunders New Cabinet and Panel
Photographs, snd fine life-like portraits.
They are true to life. You. can get all the
latest and best styles Of photos. from small
iocket picture to q life-sizs. Copying and
snlarging Q spscIsity. ,E-sEHn aeEz4 off
81 New vsIencis and London layer r~siAins,
citron, currents, mince meat, fresh osi meal,
and oil kinds of new canned goods, French
mushrooms, ocean. trout. red snapper, Cali
fornia apricots, CALIFORNIA; egg plum-, Cali
fornia green gage plums; also new Goldfish
and mackerel, have just arrived. at John
PowelPs. n1lt3
You may have an excellent Idea OF values,
&C., but the informed are apt to make mis-
takes, and for fear suctsan sccident may be.
tall you, stop at our store, post yourself
thoroughly, then look around. We have
the largest stock OF dry goods in town, and
stuvits honest and fair competition and have
~ fears Of the result. Good goods aud low
prices are our spscialties. The h. J.kE.
Ahrens Dry Goods Bazsar. n4tf
TIT Iafsss Of the Methodist church gave =
Japanese Tea Party at the opera house last
night. Tit supper was an excellent one.
and vas served In good style. and at the low
>pncslof % cents. Oysters were served in
every style. Ices and cakes were plentiful.
delicious and cheap. The male qusrlette
sang some .oftheir choice selections. au i
Mr.. A. ". Smith sang q sulo, Prof. Tilliison
also sang = beautiful solo, and was hesrLiIy
sncored, when he gave an Irish ballad The
young ladies were dressed IN the latest
Japanese styles, with SILVER butterflies and
bangles Profuseiyl ~dIstributed.- One young
lady wore csnos-shaped beaded moccAsins,
with her hair q Ia Mountain. Oscar Wilde
was we'll represented by Mr.. Geo. Wilson,
IN knee pants, slippers and spectacIes. The
ladies were well pstronized, and the house
IVES full Of people. all evening. We regret
that We cannot give . fuller account. 2
Burlington Hawksye. Oct. 80 -'rbe An
nouneement 10 Keokuk yesterday tn at John
W. Smith, superintendent for some months
psst Of the Keokuk AMI st. Louis line and
the Chicago, darlington & Kansas City rail-
way, had resigned created consid, able sur
prise and was received with general con,
sternatIon by the citizens of that burg. His
sucessser will be Robert Law, Of the Union
Pseiac rsilvsy.sn an ~ ctaI announcement
Of this and other recent changes will he
made by the management Of the c., Il. Il O.
on November Is. Whether this change has
been contemplated anylength oftlme by the
railway management is not known, but 1t
Is presumed Mr.. Smith rendered his resigna-
ton OF bis own voiition. He Is now in 1t.
Louis and none but intimate friends .re
aware Of his Intentions. There was \ meet
ing OF the powers that be In Burlington last
Saturday at which General Manager Potter
and General Superintendent Stone, of tho
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy were pres
snt. and no DOUBT this mstter was the sui.
ject under discussion"
A friend at Dover asks the Intelligencer:
"Did not the state supreme court decide, y
p year or two ago. that the hog law, as ut
present In force In ZONE OF the counties In
this state, was unconstitutional on the
ground that 1t gave to the county coprts
legislative powers?' 1t did not; otherwi.s