Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1884-11-22
Peck's Bad Boy, the laughing boom Of tn

latest designs. MarLlanu. ho'--'i
Turner's grand ball Nov. 9th. Admit
tance Soc; members free. novlotd
Popular prices for Peck's Bad Boy, % ana
S. cents. Secure seats at once.
Everybody who will attend the Thanks
giving ball will have delightful time. n1otd
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6ti
Reserve seats for Peck's Bad Boy on sale at
postofiice. Go and see the comical goat royal
bumper.
A number of chamber suits will be sold at
extra low prices at H. y F. Winkiers, Lex :
ington, Missouri. Mill !,
Oh We lovers of amusement. don't forget 10
attend the A. o. II. ball at Turner Hail.
Monday eve, Nov, oath.
The onlv full roller mill flour In La
fayette county, is made at Aulville. Try it.
All grocers in Lexington keep it. maySlif
Every farmer that raises wheat should get I
one of the double land rollers manufactured
| by w. NJ. Jordan, Lexington, Mo. july2Stf
Latest styles in parlor sets at very reason
able prices. In best figured and solid plush. at
H. & F. Winklers. Lexington, Mo. mdtf
Come and enjoy the dance at Turner'S Hall
Thanksgiving night. The best music is en-
gagged, and good order will be strictly en-
forced. noVl'td
For Sale-A No. piano and household
furniture IN general. which will continue
to sell until further notice. MIS-. NJ. w.
Withers.
Grove Young intends to quit business. He
will commence closing out bis great stock OF
goods below cost next Monday. the 9th OF
November. ho'2.''
l. Martland's Art Gallery Is only on the Sec
ond floor, easy flight of stairs. Has the finest
sky lights in the state. Call and see him op-
posite the postoffice. oc.somi
Do not forget to look at W,lker 4 Mlller's
stock ofcarpets, oil cloth rugs. mattings' etc..
) when you want to purchase. They will
quote YOU the lowest prices. novloG
We show an excellent line of mems white,
mi ed and scarlet shirts at very low price;
4 also the best canton flannel and ribbed dra"
+ ers in the city. Call and see US, Wllker q
Miller. noFlot2
e Our entire stock of fall and winter goods
have arrived, and we respectfully request
Il you to e.amine the same. as we guarantee
our prices to be as low as the lowest. Will
u ker & Miller. noVl3t2
II To retain our rapidly growing Grade in
!, dry goods, carpets, oil cloths, etc., we will
continue TO sell goods cheaper than any
3 house in this city. Please call and see us.
q Wilk6r 4 Miller, novl5t2
e Reliability is the test of real value. No
matter how wonderful cures medicine may
u sometimes have worked II it cannot be relied
C on. Hunts kidney and Liverl Remedy is
l. never known to fail and 1t has been used for
thirty years.
tc Social ball given by the Ancient Order Of
If Hibernians, of Lexington, Mo-, on Monday
ee evening, Nov 24th. at Turner's Hall. Come
9. every one and enj,y yourselves. Tickets
1 90. Ladies free. Best Of order maintained
OF Music by the Lexington string band. nl5wa
st As cold weather approach Is jeans and fla'i'
nels will he in brisk demand. We have
le, very large stock, aud can quo'e prices tina
a. no other house in this town can compare
with. We call especial attention to ou
ge skirting flannel 81 yards wide. Wflker !
ny Miller. novi''s
'ut am now ready to do phoicgraphing i'll al
'e- its branches. Having fitted up the room
q over Myer'. new building with new scenery
and the best implements In the market. vii
ali- guarantee first class work in every respeci
~ Please give me a call. T. Z. MARYLAND, oppo
1e- site postoffice. oct2omi
w. A visit 10 our store will convince you tha
'o' we have the incest assortment OF circular
and cloaks in all the latest ST yies, TO be tonn
10 apy where. We claim, aid Iinh we ca
use nroye our prices to be rs low az any othe
~, house. Orders taken for extra fine CARMEN
~" at II small per cent. above eastern cost. Wi
ia- ker and Miller. no, l3tf
d Aei "''o '"
n wish to inform the public that my aim
low 10 do good work and nothing but ssti-1a'
y, tory work shall leave the gallery. ! make
A. specially Of copying and enlargtng Old pi'
i. 3 lures and making them aS good ~ heV
,on Also finish them in Oil. Crayon. Ink. Past
.,,ot and Water co!0.s to all sizes. Please gl'
80 me trial. MARYLAND. 0r'25ml
ich In the past three years K"hiE~on's reIebr
Sth, ted roller hNtlr has 'nkeh lhe cdAe' anu J..
we'll the general belief that their nour Is the "h
and est and best in the county, as they have spa
hip. ed no pains or expense 10 Keep up 'he', h
or standard, while other mills have been chan
ere ing brands AMI trying to initiate their ce
i'll brated flour. All have failed TO do So n22t
civ The frame barn on the farm OF FORE
b. Shelby, with all its contents of hay, grain a
No.. agricultural Implements, wis totally ds
ckly troyed by fire, on Saturday last, at abe
can noon. One of his horses WAS so serious
and burned that he will probably die. Loss
ox harm and contents over Twenty-Five hundr
ffer. dollars. Fortunately for Mr.. Shelby he W
nj insured for $4,000 iu the agency Of +. Wins
wi & Son, Lexington,
light western newspaper contained this it
Ed of information before The election. 1t v
IS in prove of interest to many OF our readers
n. know Mr.. j. S. Shannon, the father OF
ircle Charles NJ. Shannon: MIR. Y. e. Pla
vest; general manager of the Pinas Atlas Gold ;
smen Silver Mining company, at Las F-gns, n.
q fire and Mr.. Charles NJ. Shannon, Of the Hug
sue H. Shannon copper works at Clifton. h
: in made The largest bet Oh the result OF
Belle, presidential election thus far on record.
Place bet a new mill recently erected ;
time cost of s4O, 900. and all the company's Hi
reye. and property, including the mercantile est
kless lishment. all valued at Sooo'ooo aga
yerv Hughes q Shannon's copper property. vi
done, ed at 5000. 900. The necessary papers b
If the been made out and placed IN escrow pent
spring the result of the election. Mr.. shanhcn
ia re- ing bet on Cleveland's election is the win
mates. and thus becomes one of the wealthy mel
licted New Mexico.
y than .'W" writes from Dover:-"Let all
how world rejoice, and all the people be &
er the the Lord of nations is yet with us.
s Of it people have said they must have econ
ned to and reform. There is yet virtue in
citing American people. All cannot be hired t.
d find what they know to be contrary to their IN
e rev. est and destructive of the ends OF good
nd six ernment . OF the number who voted
e. president at Dover, in 1880, fifteen have q
Fannie of those who voted in 1876, ITO have died
short removed. The vote in 1876 was 1894, of W
tied 10 Il were republicans; in 1880, 264. of "
nd the 65 were republicans; in 1884, 260, of whit
,bnng were republicans. By the above it is
-action that Dover holds her own very we'll T
ere on were but two or three tickets scratche
who is this election. Dover votes the strt
,ianists ticket. A great many persens, some
in this sport. others, we fear for > bad motive
nity to telling the negroes that as Cleveland is
e that ted, they will be put back into slavery.
pupils persons ought to be more considerate, 70
antage negroes have been taught that so long,
ton of many of them honestly believe it. Let
, these know the truth and four ears hence ma
# auch them will be found acting with the d
, Liszt, cratic party In the next presidential