Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-25

W. Loomis'. n20t6
New patterns Of chamber aud tea sets.
cheap, at Powslps. nllA I
II you want to buy town lots or houses,
call on E. Winsor h Son. sl6!f !
Buy your treech.losding shot guns Of
Chas. Il. Schaefermeyer. nlSi3
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for table
usa- ut Gordon 4 FuIkerson's. a28tI
Keep the cold out BY buying weather
strips, cheap. OF e. Il. schsefsrmsyer. St
All the English and American poets at
prices that will win. Chas. w. LOOMS.
We recommend the light running KEN
ington sewing machine, for sale only at G..
u. Ludings'. nlSu
A! nice and new selection OF jswelry. of
oil sorts. At bottom prices. at August Exls's,
franklin street. Mott
II you want = nobby bat or . nice flung
shoe or boot, 10 10 b. A. 4 II. J. Chinu. OPP
posite the courthouse, off
A fine assortment OF etched and cut glass
bottles. and bottles for covering with sslin
and hand painting, at Chas. w. LOOMS.
There 10 quite . boom at Saunders Gallery
over his fine colorsd phetos. Don't oil 60
at once. Bring on your old faded pictures
snd have them copied into larger ones. and
look like life. Go and examine his f1ne
photographs. nls:f
Wantsd-A young man Of some sducs-
ton, to learn the drug business. Must be
moral, steady, industrious, DESTROYS Of learn
ing, aud come well recommended a. to
trustworthinsss. None .other need apply.
| Gordon 4 Fullerton, n25tf
Buford 4 Msnvllls CHM have the largest
| and best stock Of boots, shoes, hats and caps.
IN town, and respectfully invite oil 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
.uy house In the city. Off
Msssrs. Taylor 4 Lssusur, rsal estate
agents, sold this week, to John P. Coen. the
Tate farm. 100 acres. QUE nile northeast Of
this eIty. for 81. 700. Also forty acres, lying
about 3 miles north OF Brownsville, In SA-
line county, belonging to l.. w. Smallwood,
to Andrew Roch. for s6eO.
Car republican contemporary 10 prophecy
ing big things that the republican party 10
going to do IL 1884 In Lafayette county. In
view Of tho disasters that overlook its pre-
dictions Is to what was going to happen In
that direction In 1882 it would strike the or
binary observer that It ought to chssp low
on that subject, unless 1t has an ambition to
DO written down ~ something else than .
prophet. .
You may have an excells mt idea OF values,
60, but the informed arc apt to make mis-
takes, aud for fear such IN accident may be-
fall you, stop st our store. post yourself
Thoroughly, then look around. We have
the largest stock OF dry got"s 10 town, aud
invite honest and fair competition and have
NO fears Of the result. Good goods and low
prices are our spscisities. The H. J. Il.
Ahrsns Dry Goods Bazaar. n4tf
For ths benefit OF those persons who arc
occupied during the day. We now propose to
open our store early In the morning and
keep 1t open late Ut night until after the
holidays are over, that all parties may have
an opportunity to examine our stock OF
goods, which IL the largest sud most varied
We have ever had. We sdviss one and al
to call In early aud make their selections and
have them laid aside before the goods are
handled In order that the, msy get them new
and fresh. Grimes u VenxUle, Jswelry,
Lexington. No. nlstf
viii some Intelligent farmer please inform
rs how much the new hog law 10 Lafayett
county will raise the price Of pork In the
. general market? Our erudite republican
contemporary takes tbs position that the
Law should not have been passed because
SNOW " g . the price OF pork will ne
c~ssssrily increase AMI the living Of the pso'
pie become more DEAL" We are obtuse
I enough not to believe this statement to be
correct, aud to view 1t, ~ = illumination oil
t political economy. As being on . par with
the profound observation, made by the SAM
r authority, the week before the election, Il
. the effect that. the tariff on wheat sscursi
New England IS . market for western pro
= ducts"
L have In the last three or four week.
greatly increased my stock Of solid aud plat
ed jswsiry, watches. clocks, &C., and nav
which l ASK AZ inspection, aud gusrants,
that l vii, be able to please you IN style an
y quality, and price lhst wall meet your up
proval. August Egls. Franklin st. h25tf
The postmaster at Concordia does no
u deny the charge made sgsinst him bJ d.
Bsrtsns, Of interfering with the deliver
Of democratic documents during the Cam
" paign, but he now says, "W ell, II 1t is 8
7" why don't you report me-" or words to tha
I' effect. Much use. II such . thing had bee
done by . democratic postm sstsr against th
Interests OF the republican party, ali. the
y II would have been very different. A. 1t II
Is the impudent official, like tho thief Twsse
1t practically says. "WelI. what are you goin
tr to do about III"
le Our poetry column to-day strikes US
I'd containing some gems. Asa piece Of pul
d and pleasant wit Mr.. Dodxe's "Caugh
b Ship will please all readers who are acul
D. enough to fully appreciate bis play upo
N words ;.Sunset" IL an exquisite word-pain
al ing Of 40 everything subject Of beauty
1t "WintergresH" supplies . sweet lover
IN rhapsody ;"rwo Lights" tells an over TIT
~ tale OF the vanity OF vanity; and Geori
Eliet's 1.-Two Lovers'' 10 = gem OF pure
E ray serene ihst Can hin deep down In
the heart OF hesrts Of the y0ung, the mi
On dls.ayed and tbs old. 1t 10 orr column, Y
be know, and therefore We may look on It
ne little too lovingly aud spprovingiy, bat v
IA cannot hello thinking thst many who light
III pass ell poetry by could BY reading II ii
smbslmsd Ia its email compass. from WEI
Is. 10 week .much that might soften their hear
I'd humaniEs and refine th,m
DC The Lexington Register ~ssys:-"The
ag telligencer, Instead OF having = little II
y over the recent election. has commenced
abuse Of the Concordis Germans. becau
'ly they differ with 1t politically" Now, '
Ill protest II We haven't had the fun out
90 this election We should like to know vi
10 has? Beside, we do not, have not. will n,
aJ cannot, shall not abuse the Concordia It,
. mans-not even to please our contsmporaI
%, but we will teach 1t . little lesson IN era
% mar that 1t will never forget. and that v
los he an advantage to Its columns. 1t IL I
W. proper, and . contradiction in terms, to 9
lrs that you differ wiA anybody. From is I
proper word. You agree s0itA. and you d
'pr fsr from . person. Now, We have fulfill
- the golden rul. ; we have returned good
evil. Our contemporary Intended t. do
&C. an injury. and We have, rather than make
return In kind, done 1t y serylcs. We KIN
re it won't thank US { but, thsn. the lntellig'
ich Ger IL phiisnthropieaI and fri auently III
OF people fs,ors that are not appreciated
DOT they should he.
bt- Our republican contemporary ssys-'N