Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-04

Cider vinegar, at Gordon & Fulkerson's.
II you want to buy farms or lands, call or
E. Winsor q Son. sl6tf
Sell your old iron at Jordsn's Foundry
and Machine Shops. m6tf
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for table
use, ut Gordon q Fulkerson's. a26tf
Ii you want solid, reliable insurance on
your property, call On E. Wlnsor q Son. tt
The best lour 10 always the cheapest. Ask
for A. v. Robinson & Co.'s roller flour. II
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jorjsn's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
II you want to sell you town lots or
houses. place them In the hands Of E. Win
sor Il Son. sl6tf
For the finest dinner or supper, go to the
City Restaurant on Main street next to the
''Biue Front" o2sts
A full line Of carpets, oil cloths. rugs.
mstengs, &C.. at popular prices. Call and
see them. at Wilker & Miller's. o2St2
Roller nour will make more and better
bread than any other -four. Try q sack Of
A. v. Robinson & Co.'S fancy roller. o2stf
We sell boots, shoes, hats and caps, cheap
or than any house In the county, 10 why We
always have customers ct our counters. Re-
spectfully, b. A. Il M. j. Chinn. Oft
or you dry to buy does dry goods sheap
mltout going to Wilker Il Mlller's. Franklin
street, you will ind yourself already like .
poy trying to slide y hill down mitout snow.
The Register says the democrats are pre-
pared with bogus tickets TO fool thss simple
minded republicans. This Is false. The
democrats have . straight ticket, and only
one. The poor republicans. according to
their organ, should have guardians appoint
ed for them.
s.Daisy" writes from Corder :-"Health
good. Much grain is being shipped now by
FrsrkIng 4 Co. Mrs. 8. A. Zine is visiting
her old home 10 Galloway. Mrs. Bortsield
and Mrs. Drake. OF Slater. spent Wednss-
day with their friends at the Alton House.
Colder Is somewhat improving: two large
store-rooms will soon be completed. Rev.
Z. Roth will preach here Tomorrow"
The greenback.labor ticket In Jackson
county 10 ss follows :-''For congress, fifth
district, John McCsbe; probate judge. US.
Cotton; recorder. John Kastle; assessor. J.
Souuo \COt0A WY SAoeDAkS oAoy :
circuit clerk. Samuel Gregg; county clerk.
M. Fsgin ; county collector, W. q. Adams ;
criminal clerk, John W. Clemens; county
judge. at large. John johnson; county
msrshsl-E. A. Axtel; sheriff. E.. c.. Elliott;
representative, third district, DR.. N. A.
Reyes.
: Kansas City Evening Star 1--WE do not
envy the reflections Of any honest man Of
whatever shade OF politics, race or religion
who 10 squarely e%ndeavoring to lnculcate in
his children the value Of honesty. Integrity
and virtue. crowned by 40 educated intslli-
gencs. which he tells them are the only pass
ports 10 honor or public respect and In the
obtaining OF which he oheerfuily upports
the church and the school, and welcomes the
tsx-gstherer. when he considers that John
I. Crisp may possibly become . member Of
congress. His reflections may receive our
commlseration, but certainly do not merit
our envy"
II the KAnsas City Journal will hatch up
some other cock and bull story on Mr..
Graves the gentleman will be under obliga.
lions to 1t. II 1t had not printed that Know
Nothing csnsrd. the worthy Catholic priest
at this place, Rev. }. j. Lilly. would not
have had the opportunity to say publicly !:
''AlthOugh my calling Restraints me- from
taking Any very activs public part in politics,
yet 10 this connection 1t Will not 10 miss
liberal and manly representative than Mr..
Graves canno be chosen by the peopis-be
they Catholic or Protsstsnts." Come again,
Mr.. Journal. your Munchsusen stories only
help the man they are Intended to injure.
Mr.. McGlnuis, OF st. Louis. . republican
member Of the general assembly, was here
Monday. On the bare suspicion that bis
mission Yves not friendly to the political
hyens-hlbrid IN this district. the republican
paper here proceeds to speak OF bun very
contsmptuOu sly as ''Bsd-tlck" McGinnis. Ii
he had come among Us to help out the un-
holy alliance between Crisp and Ven Horn
1t would have been 1.-The Honorable j. e.
Mc0innis. the conspicuously able aud brilli-
ant representative In the legislature from
the city OF st. Louis. the grand metropolis
Of eur state, Is at the City Hotel. His pew
erful influence will be cast tor the orator and
statesman, Col. Jno. L. Crisp, aud he rs.
sures US that bis entire bsiliwick 10 for the
colonel. Especially are all the colored peo-
pie, who are too respectable 70 vote the dem
ocratic ticket, for him !; and the Germans,
In spite OF the fact that Col. Crisp In this
exubsrance Of bis fertile fancy called Gov.
Brockmeysr . Tanned utchmsn' will also
vote for the gallant colonel. No better evi.
deDcs could be sdduced of Col. Crisp's 1T
ness for congress than the fact that be has
the honor Of the friendship OF such u dis.
tinguishsd gentleman rs Is Honorable ). G.
McGinnis." Id nauseam. 1t happens that
the Honorable j. T.. Is %forninst Mr.. Crisl,,
and. consequently, he 10 : sd-tick' Nc.
6lpHis.
Nov and Then" writes from Odessa:
''Business 10 booming aud still on the In
crease. Call on DIR. Johnson aud pay ul
your subscription to the l~ntelliysncer snt
also for cyclone insurance. Jumbo Crisp II
playing \ very tne hand In his political eau
vsss. He tells the democrats in his publ.
speeches that he 10 y democrat aud always
will be ; and when he goes into the rspubli
can camp he tells them conhdentially that b,
has cut loose from tue democratic party FOL
eyer. and 10 now . tpli fsdgsd republican
which statement tbs masses believe. Ms b,
well-knows that be never can affiliate witt
the democratic party again. He Is making
desperate effort N this canyass TO make bill
old democratic frieaIs beIievs that be is 81
.. K, but we believe this trick hss bseI
discovered. and that none will be deceived. 4
young cyclone struck MIR. Charley Besp
barn last Monday evening, snd tore It int
splintsIs: the cyclone formed in the head o
Grsonton Valley and moved north. 1t va
Witnessed by many from town. IS II Uoul,
be plainly seen froE ta;s vicinity. 1t was
grand sight TO witness. We have not hssr,
Of any further damage ; after 1t struck MI
Bears place it raised and moved northward
There has hsea . brisk trade In apples TO
the past week. Large quantities being ship
ped from here. The price paid Tor them
80 csnts per barrel. The new CHAMBERLAIN
: Presbyterian church Is well on the way I
> completion. Mr.. $. l.. Corbitt now occupIs
: his new brick building. Ths new Mason,
hall Was dedicated last Saturday night"
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