Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-18
Cider vinegar, at Gordon 4 Fulkerson's.

II you want to buy farms or lands, call Ol
e. Winsor d Son. sl6tf
Sell your old iron .. Jordsn's Foundr!
and Machine Shops. mott
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for tabl,
use. at Gordon q Fulkerson's. asst
II you want solid, reliable insurance OF
your property, call on e. Winsor 4 Son. Il
Get Boston Betting Company's STANDARD
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6tf
II You want to sell your town lots OF
houses, place them In the hands of E. Win
sor Il Son. s18tf
For the finest dinner or supper, 60 to the
City Restaurant on Main street next to the
"Biue 'front.'" o2St2
Buy your pocket and table cutlery oil
Caas. H. Schsefermeyer. A tine assortment
constantly on hand. n1st3
Before purchasing coffee or sugar, 60 to
PowslPs and m stock and prices; they
are cheaper than ever before. n11f4
We sell boots, shoes, hats and caps, cheap
er than any house IN the county, lie why We
always have customers at our counters. Re-
spectfully, b. A. 4 NJ. j. Chtnn. Off
hsco0iCAsV VI oIGy CUuuIy, OuIO,
has bought Mr.. s. McBurney's farm near
U ieasa. 100 acres, At $50 per acre. Mr..
keddick will take possession In about three
weeks, and Mr.. MsB. will 20 south to hunt
up . location.
A construction train ran over . hand car
near Grain Valley, on the c. & A., Wednss-
day. Five Of the laborsrs on the cars st The
time OF the wreck. and Frank Corcaron, .
brakeman. were found dead, and twics a.
many were wounded, ZONE or whom will
die.
The Remington sewing machine 10 manu-
factursd BY ths Remington Company, tnst
gives to their sewing machines the care and
high standard Of mechanical sxcsllence, that
characterize the production OF their ar
mories, which are well-known % having no
equal In the world. For sale, at e. G. Lud-
wigs. n1stf
People living In the country who have
very little time for shopping, will ind It to
their advantage to come direct to our store
where . handsome selection OF fall and WIN
ter dry goods. notions, &C., 10 now open, and
where every facility Is offered to make quick
and satisfactory purchases. Our prices we
guarantee the lowest. The r.. J.. L. Ahrens
Dry Goods Bazaar. n4tf
All the departments Of The H.. J.. E..
Ahrsns'Dry Goods Bazaar are now brlm.fuIl
Of new goods. Specially low prices are now
being made In silks, black and colored
plushes. ELK and cotton veIvets and Hne
dress goods generally. Also in ~f1snnsls,
shawls, blankets, bed eomforters. yarns,
domessics, &C.. DC. Always buy your goods
az headquarters. n4tf
The attention Of every one IL called to the
fact that the II. j. E. Ahrens Dry Goods
Bazaar is again In the field, using their best
endeavors 10 sustain the reputation OF their
house AZ the place to buy good goods at the
lowest living prices. The constant demand
for new goods, new styles and low prices
was never greater than at present, and q
their stock or staple and fancy dry goods,
notions, &c. for the winter season Is now on
the shelves. they will regard It h u special
favor from you 10 come In and Inspect 1t
carefully, and freely express your opinion
as to the merits OF their claim, that they
have the largest, the best. and the hand.
somesti line OF goods ever shown In Lexing-
Ion. n4,f
&. Carro!ltou journal :-"H. A. Sumner, chief
engineer OF the Z. Il 4 X. T. railroad com.
psny was IN CarrolIton yesterday and made
US y pleasant cali. He is here 10 the Interest
Of the extensi'n Of the ROAD from Cunniug-
ham toward ksnsas City. From converse.
ton with him We are led to believe that this
road vii! soon be- exten,ied, that CsrroIltop
will he = pOint an ] the term'nu thereof for
time. We are furth,r satisfied that
work wili commence on tn. survey In . very
short time, and that IL last movement
means business. Oae tht Z Is very evident,
The road Is going to be ex,rndsj, and that at
a very eir.y day. Mr. sunni r left for Saline
but will be back IN \ few days. We
hope 10 have more news next week Of .
satisfactory n.tur-."
To the citizens Of Lafayette county and
vicinity ; We ask you one and all who con.
template making bridal presents, holiday
presents, or any kind Of presents TO call and
mime our stock OF goods. We have many
beautiful Things suitable TOR presents Of all
Kinds. We b,ve q handsome stock Of gold
watches aud chains. tine sets Of gold jew Of.
ry we have cheap watches aud chains, and
cheap ssts Of jewoiry. v-ry pretty +; . great
variety Of solid silver AID plated ware.
pocket and table cutlery All sCissols, and
the largest variety OF toys We have ever had
10 our store we have work boxes, writing
desks. albums, and = great variety Of goods
never Kept IN our stock before, which We
earneaily ask you one aud oil to exHn.lns.
We think We can show the g0Ods anu make
the prices 10 suit ths times. Cal and see.
respectfully, GRIMES h Venabls. nlStG.
The campaign IL over and We do not dc.
sire 10 revive or ks-p alive any Of the tad
feeling which II may nave -%nxendered. hut
as toe Concoriis Thalbote 10 rsiisrsting
some OF tue ISLANDERS which It printed before
the election We think It Obly fair to 4
worthy gentltmIn to print some obesr.
vstisns which set him right In the matter.
The ln'etlissncrr took some pains In lis
Issue uf tDct. Is TO neutr .lize the effect OF \
stsnderDns circular that was printed in
German, and cIrculate.i 10 Freedom town.
ship TO prejudice voters against the demo.
cratic candidates for county offices. Too late
Tor CORRECTION. nj tue last mUment, ON the
Friday before the election, In the Concordia
rhslbote, among other mi.r-pr. s.ntstions
Appeared, NJ ne.rly Ms It can well be trans.
lated. the iOliO winx:-.'Whs, u membe of tina
courthouse ring las 10 say about the Ger
N ans OF Lafayette county,: CojJertor Mount.
JOY on being asked. last week, by . citizen
Of Concordis. why the democratic p,rty Of
this county never put a German into Ollie.
answered the follo wing mo German IL
able to fuldIi the duties Of q public ofice.,n
VI course this was = mean sIspder, without
the shadow OF foundation, manufactured ont
o. whole cloth, printed to injure q gsptle-
man who never isuuIged such 4 thought A.
was attributed TO him.. and who IL be had
"'ue 30 ut any other time would certainly
nave had toe much sense to give 1t uttsrance
while In a ierpsn settlement soliciting for
himself ami bis party tbs yotes OF Gyrm.n
citlz ns. Ga Monday following tbs publiss-
ton Mr.. Mountjoy ven to Concordis. souph,
out the editor OF the Thalbote and branded
The statement as 1t deserved, 10 words m, r..
forclhle than polite. That person attempted
TO 'qnirm out o. the ~ after by saying it hal
beeu told to h'm Mr.. ". delpsndeI The
name Of bis informant At frst he ds,li, cd
10 give II, but after = few words from Mr..
Mounij,, he said tLat Msssrs, Niuss and
lb'enan were his authority for the state.
ment. Mr., Ninas denied having said any,
thing OF the sort, snd AIR. Thiemun do, led
having told the story at all as 1t had been
printed. So tho responsibility for the sian.
der rests with the Thaluots. which Mr..