Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-04
Cider vinegar, at Gordon D Fulkerson's.
For Ssle-A few city warrants. Apply to

Democrats, turn out and vote on the TIL
OF November.
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for tabl'
use, at Gordon & Fulkerson's. s26tf
II you want to sell your lands place b
in the hands of 4. Winsor b Son. s16tf
b. A. q N. J. Chinn hsve the incest an
latest style Of ladies' shoes in town. Oft
We pay the highest market price for al
kinds Of country produce. Gordon 4 Blu
ford. j2ltf
Call aud see the late style OF shoes q
Chinn's. opposite the courthose. Davis 4
Allstsdt's old stand. o7tf
Our store Is headquarters for choice styls'
In prints and gingbsms. . new line Of then
just received. Wilksr u Miller. o2St2
do not forget to look at our elegant stoel
OF closks aud dolmsns when you want t.
purchase. We have also . large assortment
of blankets, ahawls. comforts, &C.. cheap
WIlker IL Miller. o2St2
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 for sale. Call and sec
them. Prices and goods will please you
N. +. Royle d Son. septic
Buford Il Manvills Chinn ~ 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
any house IN the city. Off
LNI~l,H hnn1rad SSre4nnSnont ransrhllosns ~
told us yesterday that they would vote for
scoundrel. and Graves would get the
votes Of oil honest INC ssnabls republicans.
The above 10 only . joke. but It sounds as II
1t might have been taken from the Register,
with Q couple Of words changed.
John o'Maley, opposite he Catholic
has . frst.class stock Of groceries. to
which he is constantly mixing additions. He
wants to buy all sorts OF country produce.
and win pay the highest prices in cash or
goods. II you want to buy or sell anything,
give him Q call, and he will do what 10 right
by you. We are glad to ste that his trade
10 increasing. sl6tf
farmer up In the Fairview nsighborheod
had quite an experience the other day. He
loaded . wagon with apples while 1t was
standing on . long slope. There was no team
hitched to It, but some COWS coming near
probably scared 1t, and It started down the
hill at . lively rate, spilling all the apples In
o pile In . gully. 1t wouldn't be right to
mention the gsntlsman's name. but for par
ticulars. probably mixed with s%ulphurous
VI refer our readers to Jno.
E Arnold.
Lexington, Mo-, Register :-'Prof. Cole
would make . good officer. As 10 - com
petont Is his opponent. Vote for him."
Prof. Cole 10 . colored man who Is and has
been for soms years principal Of the colored
school in this city. There 10 not . doubt
that he Is the Intellectual peer OF any msn
on his ticket. lie Is certainly . better edu.
Gated man than the republican candidate for
the legislature, and would be better dttsd to
oil that place. but the negro b'sod In bis
veins will cause him to be cut by republicans
on election day, in spite Of their protesIa.
lions Of equality aud frslsrnity.
A press uispxtcn dated Wsrrensburg. Oct.
81, says. Gov. C%rittsnden addIs sssd . large
and Interested audience at Knob Nostsr to-
day. His speech was principally devoted to
state poi,.ics. He showed conciusivsly thai
the finance, Of the state had been carefully
gusrds j. snd that the state WAS never In
such . prosperous condition. The present
administration had psid over $l.2O 0 900 Of
the state debt. still leaving the % 600. 900 oil
the Hannibal and st. Jss fund 10 the .ressu'
~. He closed by paying . handsome tribute
To Alexander Graves and urging the party
to stand solid and 10 vote the straight demo.
cratic ticket"
Register III the republican ticket II
elected = mine inspector will he appointed
Miners should remember this" II the dem
ocratic ticket IL elected n mine Inspector
will be appointed, as Judges Lockhsrt and
Barnett both favor the appointment. TIT
law IL Q democratic, not = republican law,
passed by ad.mocrat,c legislature. o the
old court did not oppose its purpose. only
the msnne In which compensation for thu
officer was provided. The miners will hard
" vote against Judges Lockhart aud Barnell
who have always stood by them, and Judge
Harrison IL also their friend, 80 that quet
SiOu III hohosy ~ eoy uSul0 III tu0 ol6&
tion.
Independence Sentinel :-"Assdins tn,
%greenbsek labor ticket, which will be fouul
else where, is the name OF Hon. Juo. McCsbe
g%reenb.ck candidate for congress In this dis
trict. Mr.. Mc,;sbe II = iabOring man, = maj
who earns his bread by honest toll. and l
now MASTER wood workman In the Car shop
Of the Fort Scott and Missouri river rail
road company at Kansas City. Ito Is q mai
Of deep political SHADY, Of ready language
an Earnest t~hiuking, honorable man, VIII,
will DO well 10 any capacity. Upon his RI
cord there is no stain. upon bis character n
blot. Like Alexander Graves, he 10 con,
mitted 10 opposition to the hsresy Of pro
lection. aud is In favor Of civil service RI
fora. Formerly. Mr.. McCsbe WAS = rsput
iican but now be is greenbacker, and be wi
receivs.ss he deserves. . large greenback sn'
republican VOTE"
There has been q big meeting going on q
9reentou tor = week or two. conducted b
the Bapli-ls. Persons attending have bee
very MUCH snn0yei by = parcel OF vsndl
boys who change ssdhles. tSke on bPidlei
swap horses 10 teams and DO oil sorts G
deviltry. so bsd hiss 1t besome that som
gentlemen who TAKE their families lot tn.
vehicles until the service IL over. The Hrl
thing these young h0odlums know some
them will get hurt. A man or boy who hl
40 more reverence for the worship OF A
mighty God than to do such things deserve
to have some OF his miserable bones broker
OJesss News. October y :--"Rlchsrd Il
Ad MS, son OF j. K. Adams and brother
Y. g. Adams, agent OF the C. h A. raiIrol
ut his place. 10 the subject Of one OF 1t
most. remarkable eIrcumstsnces ON recor,
In 1855. when he wss two yeas OLD his TO-
came 10 contact with . needle, aud on sssfa
ing for 1t his mother found on the heel
his left foot . small puncture with the bloc
and supposed the point LSd broken OF In b
foot. Last Thursday q small speck wss d.
covered or his right srm. below the eLbo,
slightly nB1W. I'd, about which there was
itching sensation, Oh scratching his fng
came IN contact with . sharp point, and b
brother, +. q on examination found o.
bedded In his arm an entire needle. which
extracted With . psir OF pinasrs. II
: needle had been in bis body y years, b,
entered the lett foot and was found In 4
right arm IS described, with The point u
ward. 1t was slightly corroded about t
eye, otherwise IN = good state Of pressr,
tion."
! Lexington ought to give Alexander Grav
! an almost solid vote. Both candidates syl
themselves TO be democrsts. Col. Crisp Il
bolter from his party nomination; y
Graves IL the nominee OF his o .rty. II