Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-15
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A nns assortment Of pickles and jellies, at
Clsgett's. aeu
Just received . very handsome line OF
p~arasoIs, at Boyle b News. alot4
10. P%,attsnburg will sell you goods NJ low
Is any house In the county. aims
Go to J. Q. P]lattenburg's for stylish and
fashionable goods in every line. aims
10 P%IatteRburg will sell you goods a.
cheap Is any house in the county.
Full line of Surah's, Brocsde's, MORE
silk and sstins. at Royls 4 News. nlei4
Needles and OIL for all sewing machines,
ut Grimes & Vsnable's, Jewellers. al5t4
Time to plant potatoes in the ground and
advertisements in the Intsiligencer.
New sty les OF watches and jewelry, Just
ut Grimes & Vensble's, jewelers.,
No. aiot4
A new lot Of choice fish, at Clagett's, such
Is mackereI, white fish, Holland herring
and Russian sardines. astt
Freight must come on time. No freight
ether th,n car lots received after 8 o'clock
n. m. O.. r. Russell. Agent. astS
Mir. Charles A.. Morrison, Of the Excel
Foundry, wants two good. stout, healthy
boys, from IS to Is, to learn a trade. mlstf
Mr.. Charles A. Morrison desires to buy
old iron. brass, copper, lead, pewter. zinc,
&C.. for which he will pay st. Louis prices,
in casb. mlStf
A large and beautiful ine OF dress prints
IL always . pleasure to show, these will be
kept up during the season. and always at
lowest prices at Ahrsns' Dry Goods Bazaar.
Miners solid steel slsdges at 81 SO; miners
solid steel wedges at IS cents; miners iron
bottom lamps at Is cents; also . complete
stock Of new spring goods and farmers I'M
PIGMENTS on hand ct lowest market rates. at
L. 0illsn's. alb4
Odessa Herald :-"Mr. A. ]. Underwood
was badly injured . few days ago by jump.
ing from the platform OF . car before the
train had come to . stand. he was thrown
upon his side. and the right arm sprained
and bruised. and he was otherwise injured,
aud 1t will be some time before he will be
sound again. He has the sympathy Of all
who know him, for he is 4 good man."
The progress Of science In devisinE OIL
chemical preparation for the prevention and
mitigation Of deadly diseases, 10 10 nothing
more strikingly illustrated than in the sue
cess which has attended the use OF Darby's
Prophylactio Fluid 40 . preventive aud sure
Of smallpox. diphtheria. scarlet. malarial
aud elbow fsvsrs. 1t ia no longer . matter
Of doubt that by the use Of this nuid these
infectious diseases may be avertsd, or their
ravagss checked whore they already exist.
| Those Of our subscribers who contemplate
the purchase Of new spring suits should
Immediately proossd to the mammoth cloth
| Ing establishment Of Norris Gratz, where
they viii have an opportunity to select from
one Of the largest assortmsnts ever display
ed In Lexington for the Admiration Of bis
customsrs. He has suits for tall men and
shsrt men, suits for lean men and fat men,
suits for old men and young men. suits for
rich mon aud poor men, suits Tor white men
and black men, suits for business men and
men OF efsurer;suits for farmers, mechanics,
lsborers. or miners; suits IN fact for all
without rega I'd 10 height, size, color, cIrcum-
stances or previous condition OF any. and at
prices .suiled'' to the present condition Of
every pur.e. lu addition to his Immense
stock Of new aui inxblOaahle clothing be
has also y large assortment Of gentieman'i
fuini. bing goods. trunks. valtses, hats
Gaps, umbrellas, rubber goods, aud In fact
everything NEEDED for . complete outht, snd
now only needs n little money to make him
self and all his cunlumerss mprrmely happy
Call aud SEES u the above Is not absolutely
trua In every particular. nl5f
Some Over-sensitive person of anti-rebe
proclivi,ies, We are told. objected to putting
his boy ~ tho gray uniform Of the Went
uporskx Anlnu Pat ~ fe.lv s.t I. chat MI
ersy color sesm. 10 lie SO bad !; but still 1t Il
N only fair To say that It Ia NOT the confedrrat,
uniform. sud - tina regular Uhited States
cadet color Confederate soldiers generally
: wore whatever they could get. which YER!
often WAS not mach either as to color o.
: texture. but when they were dressed 10 reg
ulstion uniform their coats were gray, blu
!, their pantsloons were blue; 30 that, when
j, ever gray coats aud pantxlO0ns are seen Ii
0 enc uniform they may lie set down Nh yer,
unrebsl.like. But what an xbsurdlty to le
old prejudices run so far rs this. The ctu
n fedsrste soldier was ~ devoted and ss pa
d triotic in his actions NJ was his opponent
Q no more, no less, and since the war he hs
had Tor his country the whole Unite ! states
d In many places, to-day, he wears the blus
he loves his country aud Its constitution
and stands res0y TO defend them should nee
% arise ; and the day 10 not in the future, bu
10 has actually arrived, when the heroes
both armies, are revsred and praised by til
people Of both sections. Small minds Gal
not grasp the situation, but 1t 10 here. The
II IL no longer . bloody chasm; sectional au
.r mostly, thank God, 10 losing its power, IN
u from the grave OF bitter and unrslentin
hatred 10 growing modsstly though strengt
DR. sning from day to day, the beautiful 1ow
IA Of fraternal love. Blessed be the har
which waters and fosters 1t, and cursed Il
OIL enemy Of his country who would uproot
TIT following boats passed this por
II. Sunday, 8. Fannie Lewis. up, for Kans
At City j; Monday, IL. IT, 8. snag boat Wrigt
up, for Kansas City, Fannie Lewis, dow
for st. Louis. River, yesterday, IL feet
inches above low water mark and at
re- stand.
nj What the republicans would do for NJ
he souri,. II they should get control OF II.
III illustrated by what the Kshoka Herald say
III. "Hers 10 . dose for those Of our exchang
or who are bowling for republican rule In N
souri,. The first republican county cot
"a. that Clarke county has had for . number
years has bssn In Office now but fourtc
ira moHths, y ct the treasury IS nearly drained
M contingent fund 10 more than %. 900 short
in the amount Of warrants registered sgail
Ids 1t, and the warrants command but 80 Gel
,sr on the dollar. One more term OF rsdi
II. rule will bankrupt u.s." Exactly! w
an. says they would not do the same thing bel
I'M. Tho best assurance of their future Is
At their past. When they had power IN LII
8 yette county their extravagancs and corr
o.t ton made . very he'll Of 1t. Tax.p,y
:. went to bed with visions OF new put
on debts haunting their dreams. Their pr
Me-. erty was being mortgaged deeper and de
or every day. With as fair skies aud
in. fertile fields rs exist anywhere, their cou
lost was b~snkrupted, and their just complai
the we're laughed at and dsrIded rs the drive
and idiots and unprogressive mOssbacks. Co
This ~ warrants were hawked suout Ut 20 &c
I +, n on the dollar, sud county bonds were q
8 continually Increasing discount. Tine
Mr., lursl guardian Of the peoples interests,
ST. presiding judge Of the county court,
for brose, permitted himseIf to be ma lie pI
dent OF 9 railroad corporation which
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