Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-25
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Big rush this week at the 10c store.
You can buy anything at the 1Oc store.
Fresh oysters for sale at the City Restau-
rant. a30tf
Ladies' slippers at Clagett & Co.'s for SO
cents. may1Otf
Fresh Oysters at the City;Restaurant cheap
er than eyer before. Try them. oct95tf
The democratic county committee had a
business meeting here last Saturday.
One man in st. Louis and one in Chicago
picking up bargains for the l0c store.
When you want tin ware go to the 1c
store. 10 lines will buy an arm full.
Ladies' underware, Misses Vests and
childrens' union suits cheap at Wilker &
Miller. oct113w
Call and see the new goods that are just
being received at the Ahrens Dry Goods
Bazaar. oct4tf.
Call and see the new goods that are just
being received ut the Ahrens Dry Goods
Bazaar. Off
All are cordially invited to attend Ahrens'
grand opening tonight, by an entirely new
light.
City Restaurant has fixed up a fine ladies'
Oyster parlor above their store. Entrance
on Pine street. oct25tf.
The Acme and Red B, IS the whitest flour
on the market; try II. Made at Aullville. For
sale by all grocers. may31tf
The new bank building is rapidly approach
ing completion and will probably be ready
for business next week.
E;-o ,ool;nr obo;ro roaI oono ooofo onI in
fine plushes, at low prices at H. y f. Wink
Ter, Lexington, Missouri. m3tf
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. in best figured and solid plush, at
H. & F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mo. m3tf
Jim Nickel, the popular grocery clerk, Is
at Vaughan & Trigg's dishing Cakes fine
candies to the ladies and children. oct11w3
Saunders photographs of late have q better
finish and style to them. In fact they have
quite a city appearance. Success to Saun-
ders. sept2Otf
Farmers take notice, you can get RObinson's
celebrated roller -four in exchange for wheat
at their Office, next door to the Lafayette
County Bank. july21tf
1 make a speciality in Cabinet Photos Of
babies. Will guarantee good work. All
WOlA uOuc IuSLduLouCOualys 4sSs va Iiouus
opposite postofhce. oct25m1
The engine of the accommodation train, on
the bob-tail, ran of the track at North Lex
ington, Sunday morning. Except q couple of
: hours delay no damage was done.
Mr.. Jos. A. Edmonds' name should have
been printed as one of the committee appoint
ed by the business mems meeting to wait on
the county court regarding the roads.
The choicest collection Of new styles and
new shades in fine dress goods, silk velvet and
velvetceens. Also in dress trimmings gener-
= ally at the Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. Off
On election day and night Mr.. Sam kel-
Ter will have q telegraphic bulletin in the
lower courtroom, where the news will be
displayed as fast as it flashes over the wires.
We show on excellent line of mems white
mixed and scarlet shirts at very low prices;
also the best canton flannel and ribbed draw
ers in the city. Call and see us, Wilker &
Miller. oct1lw3
Old woman, old woman, old woman, say I,
let up with this racket, and Fll always try
to get what you want, and what's further
more, Pill buy all our goods at Wilker q
Miller's store. oct11w3
Our stock of comforts, blankets, Jeans,
flannel etc. is the most complete; q call
will convince you that our prices are lower
than the same goods can be had elsewhere.
Wilker & Miller's. oct11w3
For Sale-The brick store house on the
northwest corner Of Main and Laurel streets.
Also double brick dwelling on South
street, and double frame dwelling on Cedar
street. 10. A. Wilson, Admr. o4t4
c. h. j. Taylor, colored, editor of a repub-
lican paper (The::World) at Wyandotte, Kan
sas, q stump speaker of some prominence,
and an enrolled attorney at the Kansas City
bar, was enrolled in our court, last Thursday.
You will find what you want in the follow
ing grocery stores: E. B. Vaughan & Co.,
j. W. Homer, Jno. Powell. w. S. Clagett b
Co., Wm. Shacklett, Grundy Young, Mills &
Bolon, E. G.. LOOMS & Co., C. II. Barron,
the best groceries and best flour in the market
{ 9 Aullville Full Roller Flour. june14tf
Rev. B.. W. Stewart has been appointed
general agent for the publication department
Of the African M. E. church, and also general
Christian Recorder, official organ of the
same church in the United States, by authori-
ty from Rev. J. c. Embay, General B. NJ.
wish to inform the public that my aim is
10 do good work, and nothing but satisfac-
tory work shall leave the gallery. 1 make q
specially of copying and enlarging old pic
lures and making them as good as new.
Also finish them in Oil, Crayon, Ink, Pastel
and Water colors to all sizes. Please give
me a trial. MARYLAND. oct25m1
Articles of association of the Commercial
Bank of Lexington, Lafayette county, we're
fled with the secretary of state Saturday |
last, and a certificate Of incorporation was is
sued. Capital stock, $4,000, all paid up.
The board Of directors elected for the first |
year are Robert Taubman, VIM. II. Chiles, |
Lock Terhune, James F. Catron, Jacob D.
Conner, Robert j. Smith and Benjamin R..
Ireland.
We have the largest and most complete
stock of business and dress suits in the coun-
ty, and our prices are as low as the lowest.
A cordial invitation is extended to everybody
to call and tax a look at our stock; we have
in stock over 500 overcoats representing all
the different styles now in vogue, our prices
range from 81 to $50. If you are in need of
good overcoat, you cannot do better than
to call on us, we are bound to suit you. Hem
ry Sinauer. oct1St3
we believe it was Mr.. Green D.. Satter-
field, republican nominee for county survey
or, who at Concordia when Messrs. Hill and
Walker asked for one place on the ticket for
the colored voters, exclaimed, eyes, put a
damned niger on the ticket and lose five
hundred votes" Mr.. Satterfield will please
read the affectionate epistles inscribed bv
Messrs. Hill and Bush, which we print else.
where. While he has been asleep some-
where in the brush for 10! these many years.,
these party associates of his seem to have
been learning something. 1t was a little in
judicious in him, we think, to speak of
them as "damned niggers." So far az intel
ligence is concerned We'll bet a nickle, even
though Mr.. Satterfield is running for a scien-
tific Office, that he can't write a letter that
will compare in chirography, philology or
rhetoric with the man whom he despised-
Mr.. T. A. Bush. Send in your copy, MIR.
Satterfeld. and make your explanation s
mighty straight, for if you don't the .sdamn-
ed nigger' will sit down on you in Novem- 9
Der and button you to the hills of old Sni. =
Lexington special to St. Louis Republican, 9
October 1S:-"The republicans arranged for r
a torchlight procession tonight. The high r
toned white republicans took. no part in the @
affair, which was arrangedamostly by colored Q
man Thio foof 70 raopo~Ia l.. l.