The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-11-03

Vote for both amendments.

Vote for both amendments.
Let's show them "where they're at.n
We want good roads. Then vote for the
first amendment.
Remember Gen. Gordon's lecture at
Odessa Wednesday.
Read X. E. Lees prices. Good weights,
quick sales, satisfaction guaranteed.
We understand that T. B. McGreRor 10
making arrangements to start another
paper in this city.
Geyer's Ministries will 20 to Richmond
November IA. The people OF Richmond
will enjoy q treat.
The Y. p. 8. c. E. of the Christian
church enjoyed q social at the residence of
Elder g.. M. Goode, last evening.
The Leader and the "Pop. CON-" run
against . snag when they cast slurs at
Capt. Andrew and the county court.
Allen Campbell, Is years old. LETT the
city October q. His parents are very
anxious about him. Address VIM. Camp
bell, Lexington.
The Lexington gas company 10 putting
In now machinery, and Mr.. Dickey 10 too
busy to pick up . silver dollar IL he should
find 1t In the road.
Our county ticket 10 composed of the
best msn'in the county. There 10 not Q
name on IL but IL an honor to the ticket
and to the county.
The democracy of Lafayette county has
put forth . ticket. Let no democrat crit.
iciss 1t or fail ia support 1t. Give no aid
or comfort to the enemy.
The second amendment allows cities OF
one hundred and fifty thousand inhab.
itants to establish . separate government
from the county. We vote yes.
Deputy Sheriff Fulkerson was out,
Thursday night, distributing poll books
and ballots, and was caught in the storm.
He says It was one Of the hardest blows
he wal ever IN.
Drs. Hereford and Bonnie, Of Kansas
City, performed IN operation on Capt.
Chss. Anderson, for rupture. last Sunday.
We are glad to report that Capt. Ander.
=" hSPAuAy A@PkVvioBs
Mr.. Jules Coo has enlarged bis Odessa
Moon. II . full Noon II not big enough
the man In the moon 10 accommodating
and will enlarge. Mr.. Cos 10 to b con-
graduated on these evidences Of pros.
psrity.
WAHTED-hidss, furs and country pro.
ducs, for which I will pay the highest
market price In cash. Groceries and
family supplies for aie. Joseph Wolf,
corner South and Twsuty-fourth street,
East Lsxingtou. LIST
Tho Golden Rule store 10 now open and
ready for business and would respectfully
solicit the patronage Of the good people of
lexington and vicinity. We make NO
loud boosts yet, but will try to win ON
the basis Of Best Goods at Lowest Prices.
Call and see for yourselves.
An INTHLLIoENoxR Importer visited the
cider and vinegar mandatory Of Mr..
John Bashr, Tuesday, and found . more
extensive establishment han We had here
tofore known existed il Lexington. We
found seven men busily engaged In con-
verting apples into apple juice. and four
wagons loaded with apples awaiting their
turn to be emptied. Mr.. Bsshr informed
NJ that he uses about 500 bushels Of apples
. day and, Tuesday night, had made 800
barrels Of cider. The machinery 10 run by
. ten horse power engine, and everything
around the place looked like business
Mr.. Baehr has been In the business for
about twenty years and thoroughly un-
derstauds IL. He has net received the
homo patronage that he deserves; for, -
he told NJ, he could supply the whole Of
Lafayette county With vinegar.
The "Peoples Party Elk. Committee
have had CIRCULARS printed, containing
the article from the Higginsville Leader
which slurs the county court, the clerk
and the Lexington INrELLIaENoER and
News. The committee endorses the ar
ticle, which makes them rsspensible for
it. They 60 further and say that the
charge Of u $50 for work done two ysars
ago was the same job which the Leader
offered to do this year for 20. This 10
false, and whom . man or party circulates
. malicious ~falsehood, without any effort
to know the truth, that man or party 10
guilty Of malicious lying. We do not BE-
lisvs the "Psoplss Party 10 guilty Of this
circular, but It 10 probably the work Of
some ofacious member Of the executive
COMMITTEES. But Il makes no difference,
20 far - the effect 10 concerned. 4 mean
lie II circulated, signed by the "Peopls's
Party Ex. CON-" and the people will hold
that party responsible for II. Two years
ago the INTHLLI0R NCBB Wa In other
hands, but We know all about the work
done BY the two Lexington papers. We
know that their charges were exactly
what the law allowed. The advertising
then Wa about four times - great -
1t wss this year, and there were nearly
twice - many tickets. The legal rate for
printing and advsrtising this year would
b S20l. and - II has been dom ct . cost
Of SIs0. Il shows that the county has not
bssa robbed. The Higginsvills Leader
did not dare put In . legal bid to do all
this work for 80. It could not do It at
any price. and the court believed this, and
It believed further that the Leader did
not know how much work was 10 be done.
But the ''P. p. Ex. Com" did not try to
learn the truth. A falsshood suited it,
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