Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-11
Mlnstrels next Wednesday night.

Mlnstrels next Wednesday night.
Cider vinegar, at Gordon T. Fulkerson's.
Ii you want to buy farms or lands, call on
E. Winsor Il Son. sl6tf
Sell your old iron 1t Jordan's Foundry
and Machine Shops. mGlf
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for table
use. at Gordon & FuIkerson's. a26tt
Elder L. B. Wright will preach ut AuIlviile
to-day and tomorrow, ct II O'Clock each day.
II you want solid, reliable insurance ON
your property, call on e. Winsor d Son. tt
Thu best -four 10 always the cheapest. Ask
for A. v. Robinson & Co.'s roller -four. II
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
BsltIng. at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m8tf
II you want to sell you town lots or
houses. place them In the hands Of E. Win
sor Il Son. sl8tf
For the finest dinner or supper, 20 to the
City Restaurant on Main street next TO the
Blue Front" o2St2
Before purchasing coffee or sugar, 60 to
PowsIps and m stock and prices; they
are cheaper than ever before. nl1,4
Roller flour will make more and better
oAeso euon Guy VSoCA AOul. . buCA VI
A. v. Robinson & Co.'S fancy roller. o2stf
We sell boots, shoes, hats and caps. cheap
or than any house IN the county, Is why we
always have customers ut our counters. Re-
spectfully, b. A. d NJ. J. Chinn. Off
People living In the country who have
very little time for shopping, will find 1t to
their advantage to come direct to our store
where . handsome selection OF fall and win
ter dry goods, notions, &C., IL now open and
whore every facility is offered to make quick
and satisfactory purchases. Our prices we
Dry Goods Bazaar. n4tf
All the departments OF The Il. J.. E.
Ahrsns'Dry Goods Bazaar are BOW brlm.full
Of new goods. Specially low prices are now
being made In silks, black and cOlored
pushes. silk and cotton velvsts and fine
dress goods generally. Also IN f~lannsls,
shswls, blankets, bed comfortsrs, yarns,
domestics, &C., &c. Alwaysibuy your goods
1t headquarters. n4tf
Do not fail before buying your new winter
wear to first visit the cloak department OF
The b. ]. f.. Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar,
who o the finest selections In oil the late
styles. Satin wraps, black and light colored |
doImsns. light colored Jackets. fur and
plush trimmed. ranging In price from 81 up
to $50. In this department they always have
sxcelled in ft, quality and style a. we'll ~
low prices, and this season they eclipse oil
former efforts. n4tf
The ysung democrats Of Lexington had .
grand jotliAcation over the election Of Mr.. ,
Graves. last Wednesday s,sht. An immense
bonfire Illuminated tbs whole city, fire
crackers. Roman candles aud rockets added
to the display, and several speeches were
made. MIR. Graves from tho City Hotel
steps returned thanks for the honor lone
him by bis fellow citizens, and in . short
told them something Of bis CANVASS.
lone Of the trsnsparencies were unique In
design, and everybody seemed happy.
4 friend near Waverly sends us the fol-
news items -s.According 10
| will again send you q few items
Waverly and vicinity. The news Is
very scarce The election seems to he all
the talk 10 town now, but the election will
soon be over and the different candidates
will know who came out victorious. L be-.
OUR railroad has played OUT AZ we
hear no more talk OF II hope not though, as
old Wsserly' needs q railroad badly. We
hear some compliant among the farmers
about Hesstan lily destroying the early wheat.
We are sorry we are soon TO loose our es.
tsemed friend Mr.. Arch VsnAnglsn, but our
IL Marshslrs gain. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc.
Grew. who have been Waiting ut Mr.. N. p.
Bucks. hsvs returned home. Mrs. DR..
has return. home from . two weeks
visit to her sister, Mrs. A. H.. shiudler at
jones 3. Boyd, Jr., has CONT to
10 look " the country. Brother
has just closed . protracted meet.
nX at Three Groves NJ. e. church, assisted
~ Revs. Holloway and Bsdsworth. Miss
Lutte Cstron from Higginsville, is here on
visit among her old friends. Mrs. Mary
OF Arkansas City, Kansas, is
on u visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
I'd. Barnett. Mrs. Ssm'l. Taylor from
Eagle Rock. Montana. is visiting her many
and friends In Lafayette. Mr.. A..
Franks has gene to Kentucky to see a sick
brother. Married, At the Baptist church in
" sverly, Nov. 5. ut II =. NJ, Mr.. William
and Miss Ssllis Miller. Died, 10
Haverly recently, youngest child OF Mr..
md Mrs. Rsnj. Cooper. Also In WavsrIy,
Nov. 4, OF some affection OF the heart, Mrs..
wife OF old Uncle Billie Wright"