Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-18
Holiday opening Nov. %. Koy,e & Son.

Holiday opening Nov. %. Koy,e & Son.
kobiuson's Roller Flour 10 the boss -four
Cider vinegar, at Gordon 4 Fulkerson's
For Sale-A few city warrants. Apply tc
E. ALEU-.
A complete assortment OF lamps and glass.
ware, Ut Powell's. militia
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for table
use, at Gordon & Fulkerson's. s26tf
II you want to sell your lands place tnem
In the hands Of 4. Winsor q Son. s16,f
B.A. 4 n. J. Chinn have the incest and
latest style OF ladies shoes In to w. Off
We pay the highest market price for all
kinds Of country produce. Gordon 4 Blu.
ford. j2ltf
The celebrated new No. 8. Wheeler and
Wilson sewing machines for cash and on
easy terms. for sale at c. Il. Ludwigs'. II
Chas. H.. schae1ermsysr has just received
. large stock Of hardware. All sorts. Give
him = call II you want anything In bis line.
We are now receiving the most complete
stock Of staple and fancy dry goods, notions,
and carpets. that We have ever shown to the
trade. They are tor sale. Call and See
them. Prices and goods will please you.
N. +. Royls 4 Son. septic
Buford b Manvllle Chinn have the largest
and best stock Of Boots, shoes, hats and caps.
IN town. and respectfully invite all to call
and Examine 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
Do you want = good reliable sewing ma
chine, 60 to Grimes & Vsnsbls. jewellers,
and see them In operation, We have y few
secondhand machines on han and will sell
them for IS to $40 each. all In good order and
warranted. OLD sewing machines taken In
exchange for new ones. 1876
Do not fail before buying our new winter
veal to first visit the cloak department Of
The Il. J.. Z. Ahrens Dry foods Bazaar,
who show the finest selections In all the late
styles. Satin wraps. black and light coIored
doim mi light oolored jackets. fur and
plush trimmed, ranging In price from % up
to $50. In this department they sIw ays have
excelled in lit, quality aud style Is we'll ~
low prices, aud this season they eclipse oil
former efforts. n4tf
For the bsneft OF those persons who are
occupied during the day. We now propose to
open our store early In the morning and
kesl' It open ists at night until after the
holidays are over, that all parties may have
an opportunity to examine our stock OF
goods, which 10 the largest snd most varied
We have ever had. We advise one and oil
to Gall In early aud make their selections and
have them laid aside before the goods are
hanstlan IN nrdor IN thAv - nat than ~ae,
and fresh. Grimes Il Vrnsble. Jswelry,
Lexington. Mo. n1stf
Prof. j. j.. TilIotson the eminent blind
vocalist, pianist aud Irxaulst, who taught
music ut the Baptist Frmsle College eleven
years sgo, IL 10 the city on . visit to his
friends. Since bis absence he hiss sung and
taught all over Kansas and partly through
Nebraska, with universal success. Tbs
professor was one OF the musical pioneers Of
thfs city, and did as much ~ any one person
IN laying the foundations upon which our
city's brilliant musical reputation has been
bnildeu. and 10 still carrying on tho good
work further west. HIS singing and playing
need no encomium in this community, but
suffice 1t to say thst he sings mora beautiful
~ AID artlsticslIy than ever. At the sques
Of old friends be will give = concert al the
opera house on Tuesday evening next. (s1st
Inst. u IN which be will make . specially OF
giving ample illustrations Of the best old and
standard songs Of England. Scotland. Ire.
land, Germany. France and America. 10
add to the variety Of the entertainment and
relieve The professor, the male quartetts and
Prof. Gimbie have kindly consented 10 aid.
A nominal charge Of only rs cents Will be
made for admission. A programme will be
circulated on Monday giving further partic-
ulars.
DR.. d. Bsrtens. Of Concordis. an educated
gentleman and = conscientious democrat. re-
csived. just before the election. an snony-
nous communication telling him that one
doctor had been mobbed ut that place, and
that another would he II he did not cease
eleetioneering for democrats. The doctor
was not int,midated, however, but con-
tinusd his advocacy OF his views, a.
he had the unqusstionsd right to do.
He complains that very unfair advantage
IL taken by the republican postmas-
ter OF the place. who, when dem ,cratic
public documents are sent there, Informs the
people what they are before delivering them,
and uses bis influence to prevent them from
taking them out OF the Office and reading
them. This sort OF conduct 10 sIearly rep
rehensible. 1t 10 none OF the postmsstsr's
business what kind Of literature the people
receive 1t 1t Is properly prepaid and In no
In passing through tho mails ; and 1t is pre-
sumptuous and impertinent on bis part to
attempt to impede or obstruct the delivery
OF lawful mall matter. These bulldozing,
ifteenth-century means of conducting politi-
csI eanvasses noy succeed for u wolfe In .
place like Concordia, but sooner or later they
will he exposed and the people who resort
to them punished.
The most stupid Bourbon republican
Thalbote, the German paper published at
Conc"rdis by y postms ster who Is said To
obsiruct the mail. b. impeding tho delivery
Of democratic documents 10 the people, whom
he IL supposed to serve. The ThaIbote, we
are told by one of our Gsrmsn business men,
asserts thstGermans who are democrats lack
Intelligence a. 10 political questions what
ever they may know a. to other things that
they are political blockhesds, &c. Now. rs
tho Germans almost everywhere except at
Concordis. all over this aud other states, are
Abandoning the republican party the ID :er-
ence IL that the COncordis Germans are the
only intelligent Germans lett. This very
curious conclusion must full0w from this
biyotsd newspapers position, but will hardly
be accepted by Germans who know how to
think for themselves. and who do not pro-
pose to DO '.isd by ths noss'' by the govern
msnt's petty servants, stationed 1T the cross
roads towns to manipulate elections with
misrepresentation Of political opponeut..
OF this We hsye something TO say elsewhere,
and In the meantime the Tha bot has q good
deal to learn, some OF the necessary Lessons
to sbats Its arrogance and intolerance being
spread out to the world in the election re.
turns OF last TuesGay week.
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For Sale.
A good span Of horsss. wagon and harness
for $l35. A bargain 10 offered. Apply i'm
msdistely ut this Office. nlSt1