davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
WELLINGTON ITEMS.
A WISE PRECAUTIoN.


No small pox about here, but everybody
being vsccinated-a wise precau;ion an,
one that should at once be adopted by ever,
town AMI neIshborhood in the county
Parents, this is a duty you absolutely owe
your children before they leave their parent
al roof.
EPIZOoTIC.
The horse ,li>tsnper. influenza. or what
ever it ia, is here us an epizootic. All tn,
horses in Young i Grscu's livery estsblish
mrnt. fourteen in number. were taken sck
within two days. Many cases in the coun
try. No deaths yet. and as the disease i.
new to us all hereit is not known whether
any are dangerously sick or not, or whether
any deaths are Likely to occur; but the dis
ease is certainly in 4 milder form than re
ported by the press in the east.
All that were first attacked appear better
and it seems all ,ta. IS necessary to 4 sue
ccssful treatment i. TO stop using them ant
keep them b!anketea and free from exposure
in warm dry stable.
Using seems 10 aygravatc the disease great
~ and to increase the coughing.
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. !. \. Quarle>' meeting, itch EN-
hraccd the second sunday i'll this month
was Il very interesting meeting-communiol
services on Sunday and three additions Il
by letter TO this congregation.
Rev. I. u. Lea, Of the same religion
persuasion. will preach here the second sun
day in January at IL O'Clock.
HOGS
There have been weighed OH our cit.
scales this fall l.009 hogs, bought principal.
in this nci"hhorlIoo and shipped to St.Lous
If all tho scales in the county would send NJ
their report you could get at the approXi
mate number of hogs shipped from on
county.
The following. which were held here sev
ernl days,t parties hesitating to ship at st
Louis quotations, were shipped last week b,
raii oad to st Louis: Hall Il Hill. ?G4; RIA
l!udn.lI. 900; j. c. Kelly, 600. They wer
bought at 81 90 to 81 40.
MASONIC.
At the stated mestin. Of Houston Lodg
No. 40I, held December 18th. the following
officers were elected to serve for one year
John 5. Blackwell. W. NJ: Walter $. Dale
5. w: Isaiah II. George. j. w: VIM. 5
ThOrp. Treas; jacob J. FulkersOn. Scc'y
The officers elect will be installed Friday
December 2,th.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

= THE GREAT LAND SALE.-We
call special attention to the sale Of the W
II. Russell lands TO take place on the 2S,! OF
December in front OF the court house door
in this city. Here is u splendid opportunity
offered such rs wish TO obtain good farms at
low figures, aud we understand there Is no
dispute as to the title. The sale viii he con.
ductcd by sheriff Young, and will commence
at . O'Clock. A. NJ. aud continue If necessary
until > +. NJ. The sheriff informs us that il
will he necessary to begin promptly at nine,
in order to finish within the time limited.
Remember, the lands are among the best in
Lafayette county, and such n chance for
good Investment can only occur once III long
while. Let all come and see anyhow. You
will regret II II you don't. dCrls-st
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI
LAtAlEIrE COUNTY,
In the Probate Court of Lafayette county, N;.-
soiIri-,tct"brr adjourned term, ls..
NOW ai this day comes Bette Bcnniny. ad-
~ ministrairiN of the estate ~ .\nthnny H.
Bennin::, deceased, AMI presents to the Court
her petition, rra wing for order for the sale o
So much oi the real estate of said
deceased rs will pay and satisfy the remain
ing debts due by said estate and yet unpaid for
want of sufficient assets, accompanied by the
accounts, lists and inventories required by law
in such cases; on examination whereof il is or
derrd that all persons interested in said estate he
notified that application aforesaid has been
made. and that unless the contrary he shown on
ar before the first day of the u-Nt of this
court. To he lr-id the siNth day OF .Ianu-
airy, lsi:i. M order will he made for The sale Of
the WHO'LL "r 80 much Of the real estate "f said
deceased: rs will be sufficient for the payment of
said dehts.
And it j, further ordered that copy hereof
rbe printed in the Lexington Weekly 'ntcligcn-
GER, newspaper printed in sai't county "i La
layetie, for four weeks sucressively, the last
insertion To he at least four weeks before the
commencement Of the next term of this court.
A true copy, attest:
nqv2O-Jw JOHN e. BURDEN, Clerk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
STRAY NOTICE.

VINAkES up by Charles Z. Wallace: living In
Lexington township in Lafayette county,
Missouri, and posted before the uniiersiynr;l
Justice OF the Peace OF Lexington township,
county and STATE aforesaid. on the sist dsy et
November ISL, n stray Steer described Is fol-
lows to-wit: 4 Rcd Steer years old, small,
white spot In thr forehead, has the appearance
Of having hren branded on the lert hin, An
praised 10 fiicen dollars, by W. 81 " Gree.
and Casper Gruber, who were by me duly
sworn. according to law, 10 appralse the ssrn..
Aov97- q. CLAYTON J. r
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
STRAY NOTICE..

TTAKEN up by David Neal, and posted before
l. the Undersigned, Justice of the Peace Of
Middleton township, Lafayette county Missouri,
on the 23rd day Of November. a. u. lS1s. One
three year old Sorrel Horse Colt. hands sh,
large star in forehead, branded on the left
shoulder with the letter t'P." One Iron Gray
Mule one year old about l. hands high. branded
on the len shoulder with the letter ''B.'' And
branded on the lett shoulder, sppnsci to he til.
icttS r e." No other marks or brands pcrcriva.
BILE. Appraised at, the sorrel horse colt forty
dollars; thr mules at thirty-ayc dollars each by
nove7-3v JOHN J. HAI.L,J p
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
COMMERCIAL.
LEXINGTON MARKET.

Wuol-iU to 81 for comi,ng.
Buitcr-rh"ice vel rolf, neatly wrapped - to
70: iairto good. i2i.; white and common, 10
EgSs-irrsh 2n To -.
Rr:tns-Hand picked navy, 81 '5 to 200; medium
and common. 81 Outo 81 80.
rr"vi-ions-S {. halns, Is to- zoe; country Is
to l6's
Shouldrrs-7toS.
Lrd-6 to 9.
FI"ur-choice xxx 4 - do bbls . 90; sool
second rate 90:
Com meal-I0c.
Salt kanawha, co.
Groc-res-i;r"wn sugar 10 to II: TX. {. l3
To II; a. l3lI to Ii; crushed ~. 10 l6.
Iras-SD tO2 %.
Conac-choicr, &c to -, fair 81 to %; o. G.
Svrr,-suy.,r loaf, 81 90 to / 10 golden, 90.
M"la--cs->. IL. -; common 80.
thcese-S. Y, lS; 20 21c; English Dairy 30;
, Young America ;;3
Perl"r-an 10 A.; pure ground, isc.
AISnire-2j 10 30
Humry-l5 to 2Oc-
1a.i"w--1 Il" "a;
I FcathrI--rrirt-, SOC;
I swaN-2J:
Gr.,in-N". wheat. 10 to o.. No. .ol ~ to !"
/ Oas--20 to 30.
: Cnrli-bbl. | no to 25.
| SundricS-puinns - TO 90.
Applro-,!rica, hu | IN to 30
! Pcachs--dri'd t":tjc.
! pptaio.,-tn ~ soc.
/ Br"i-"n foot t" ); qrs 8 to 10: QUITO t" l2,:
| Hogs-on foot ) 10 to j ss Dressed. ) - TO %
Dry Goods--prints. 81, to l2,s.
Shcr, ings-hrIvy ~ bro, l., to Is: secoud do
lst. /: ,inr brown Is to4 70; lo-4 sheeting 40 To
-: rlish l2i, 10 20.
/ toftOn-hicIchc'i, i2 a to 90
! Canton Flannris--l6t. 10 31.
Iirkings-2O 10 -.
! Table lncn-iJ To 80.
| Icans--:iJ to 20.
! Ctsim"r"s-l % to , 90.
! Paper calnLrIc-l1.
| Spool coItvn-,l"z; 90.
| Cur-rtS-,., to :; 90
| Hides and pits-tiry hides iS to H.: green
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
Arrival and Departure of tn. Mails.

ST Louis mail, via No Il Il, arrives at :
n; departs al Pa Via Pacific r r. ar
rives at II A n: departs at ) 80 M-paiiy.
Western msil arrives "a departs r.a-
Daily
ST Joseph mail arrives 4 NJ; departs T ,r
Daily.
SedAlis mail arrives II 4 N departs ) 80 P NJ
Daily.
Warr-ns ourg mail arrives Monday. "wednesday
and FRIDAY 6r N: departs tuesday, Thursday
aud SaturdayIA
wav-rly mail arrives Msnday, Wednesday
and Friday r NJ; departs Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday
Independence mail arrives Monday, wednes-
day and Friday Pm: departs Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday
Pleasant Hill mail arrives Monday, W-ines
day aud Friday II A n: departs same dag II n
Eastern Way mail. via Y Mo K X, arrives
TAM departs 8 VI.
Onice hours daily Except sunday, from .
n. 10 SO VI ; SUNDAY, froms 10 81 II.
GEn. W. NCKEAS, +. II.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
ALI, RIGHT AGAIN.

Clanslnr. Russell n Co desire 20 inform
the public that they are fully prepared to at
roinmn'late ali the livery business that may
come 10 them. Their siak horses are getting
wcil.anl many Of them have ncvcrbccn affect
ell with the c;Iiznutic. Thcirumnib,i>rs will
call at any designated place i'll town for R.R.
passengers. and they expect to do the same
h,i>rnr>> done before the advent of the horse
mala,ty. IL
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
CONCERT.

There will he n vocal,.nd Instrumental con-
cert giveh at the Baptist Female College. in
Lexington ON next Monday evening. Deccm-
her Dbl, the proceeds of which will be ap-
piled 10 fitting up the chapel. Admittance
III cents.
Itis hoped that there will he = general al
tendance ofthc lovers OF good music and tn =
friends of the college.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

Morris Gra,z. dealer In Clothing. Trunks.
Grntl'mrn's Furnishing Goods. &C.. will
rcnlovcio his new store. Ia!cly occupied by
Grimes & N0nahl". ju>t ~ soon ~ I'll" nee
,.n->lrv alterations can be made. AMI is d"
>IrGu- ut ,i-ro>iii.. of the greater part Of his
present stock before iRovin" irtn his new
ai,rt"rs: tinr..tD",. rVtrI hlrsliuS will b.
"iven until that tin" - all cash purchasers.
Iii. stock cannot ,c -Xrcl!r,, in In, city. and
p"r>nn> wishing. anythn.: in his lin" should
give him a cal Immediately. drlS-2L
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

ILLNEsS.-Ilon j. 4. s. Tutt Was
taken Violently i'll on Tuesday night last.
We are not appliscd of the character OF his
disease. hut it was attended with most eX-
crucia,in@ pain pr"trartcd for several DAYS
His attendant phy >icians report him better.
with prospect OF his speedy recovery.
which wi be gratifying news to the people
Of the county who Recognize in Judge Tutt
II true friend aud staunch defender Of their
rights.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

CIRCUIT COURT lrEMs-A change
of venue hl- been awarded Edwin Turner.
indicted for the killing of Mr.. Groves. He
made affidavit that he could no, have fair
trial ia either the 9Th or 9Th judicial circuits.
on account of the prejudice of the Judges,
IIcas anI iown>ley. The case will probably
he >cn: to Jackson county.
The cas-" Of Ferdinand Saunders. who
killed youn" Chambers last Christmas was
continued by defendant on account OF alb
scncc Of material witnesses. under prom,> &C
that the case be tried without fail at the ne Xt
term.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
FOR YOUR SWEETHEART.

Mckee II Austin have 4 great variety of
holiday books. bound in elegant styles. suit
able for christmas presents. II you wish to
make Il present durable rs well rs elegant.
look at their stock. Poems hv all the IA
hooks that will he a lasting benefit to the
IcreiNNr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
ORDER OF pUHLIC.TIo,.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
n L 4 -

SiAlE. OF NlSNOt III,
LAFAiErrE tnrSTT,
In til" Probate Court of Lafayette county, Mis-
snuri. October a'j.'urnc,l term. IS1.
\ToW Mt this day come. john L Fnstnn
~ administrator nf the estate "f.i"iIn \ P"stuu
deceased. and presents 10 the Court his p.tIiiun
praying for an order for III" sale of 80 much OF
tn" real estate OF said deceased A. will pav aud
satisfy the r"iIrining debts 'lu" lay said estate
ami get unpaid Tor want Of sufficient assets ac-
coiaianIr't hy ia" accounts lists and inventorir,
required by law in >urh casr-; on examination
whereof II Is ordered that all persons interested
in said estate he notified that application as
aforesaid has been made. and that unless the con-
trary bc shown on ur before the next term of
tins court tn he held on the first Monday in jan
ulrr lsi:;, an order will he ma'l. for The sale of
the WHOLE or So much uf the real estate of said
deceased as VIII be suiliccnt for the payment oI
sail cht>.
And it is further ordered that \ copy hereof
he printed in the Lexington Weekly IntciiGrr-
Ger. newspaper printed i'll said county "f La
tayctte. for four weeks successfully. thu last in
srrtion To he at least fuur weeks before the COM
/ mcnccmcnt of III" nrNt term of this court.
\ true copy, attest:
nny2v-lw JOHN T. Bt-RbFN Clerk
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
A BOOK FOR THE MILLIoNI
EE;a;S Ss dslIsI3|

A Private Counselor 10 tac 0arFicsl
or those sbou. to Marry. tho Physiological M ys-
tsrics and revelations Of the sexual yston with hs
latest discoveries ia producing and preventing or
spring, preserving tho complexion, dc.,
:. This Is an Interesting work Of two hundred and
sixty pages with numerous engraving ani contains
valuable information for thoss who married or
eontsmpafe marriage; stiIl it In = book that ought
% DO under lock and key aad not laid carslessiy
abont the houss.
Bent any ce pssaes) for Fifly Goats. Addsras
Dr. nsis bispensayy. NO. IL ~ Kshh strcr - Loais.
tf3g.sa 20 Tlx AFFLICTED Asso V.freETuSk1I
S nenrs sppytns n-oriess ho
pshs pspe psng sny ouaeh Eer.es Dr. Rata
vhsi disease how drpisnhs your
sadsa. d. sprIs b. enasad. personaily BY man
= As tssasss nsatansa is his vehA onss No. - hsssS
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

An exchange very properly and
loertinently says: The hest way to build up
city is for every business man In the place
o advertise his business In the columns OF
he local papers. and tIns present an array
If business houses thut is more attractive
than the array Of houses on the street Il;
draws trade to the town. If 4 man ants to
buy anything he goes where he sees the most
men trying to sell that article II he wants
to sell he goes where the most are buying. II
man wants to buy groceries or sell produce
ic goes to the business man who a,ivertiscs.
for he knows where to lind him and what he
ha, to SELL
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
-e-0
To LOCAL ADVERTISERS,

Persons advertising. in the local columns, cN-
scpt thpS- hIyiu- Standing '.a!- - viii hs
e.4rsrl IL cents per lin" fur llrSt Insertion. and
~ cents per line for each aldIt' nal Insertion,
and 10 those having standing ads 10 cent
psr line for first in ,erinD, ani cents per line
for each additional insertion.
ETPositivclv no deviation froIn this rule.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
MULES WANTED.

We waat 10 psrcha.e number OF good tat
mnlc., for which We will pay the highest price
in cash The mules must be over f!ftcen and n
half hands Ugh.
nerStf RUSSELL, SoCSG 4 Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
srRaY NOTICE.

r,,I,rS Nh by william nsvs. lNmg in Lcx-
| - U,si,n tuSYnshlp in f.aiafsystt' county,
Missouri. and posted erI"rc iAg underslSo-i
.rsTi-s or the Pcacr of Lexington township,
rnnrty and state HJuressid. Ihs sd t,ay of No-
yeuhtr is5e, tt1ay COW described ss fellows,
ta-wis: a hrindIr COW or wears old markrl
with a snoOihs crop aud swa,lnW iork tnsach sxr
and notch Urihr uracrsl'ie cf .tlr leo shr feit
hn rn broken o.i. hpprassei 10 ditsen dollar. W
VIM, Maslon aud aotn G Ounu, who were ey NV
daiy sworn arcorling 60 law, ~ spi,fatsc tho
sanie Witness my hand, This day md & d,ie sbovs
drril Justice OF the reace,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
OUR EXCHANGES.


Henry II. Hughes, Esq. has severed his
connection with the ludcueudcncc Herald.
,, ,,,.,, ,,.iII t,,.r,,,or Elm
''i ''i'' P'i''. WIN "'.."''s! oe '''".' INK
VT. h"Shes has made many iriehu> among
'''> '''''. ''' " <" ''7
SaSe'p'"l :" ''h ."e iie'a''' anu '''s w. s"o''
"a vi. "'''e ''' ''' .'' ~
"e''''' Al "''"'e''' pun '"''' "e may
@'s''
lhe Monday Morning Herald Is ihe
titlc Ol neat ltltr paper recently slaitcu ii'
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

In the Criminal court at Kansas
City last week Harrison Young was arraign-
cd for trial for the shooting OF his brother
and Clements at Ilirkman's Mill some time
since. but In the absence of material wit
ncs>cs the cas, WAS continued to the next
term OF court. Young gave bonds of &. 300
III each case. there hein" two Indictment.
against him. 1t will be remembered tnat
she shooting grew ont of II love affair be-
tween Clements and Young's sister. in the
course Of which al effort was made to ali.
duct the young lady from the Bapti.t Fc.
cma!c Col sc in this place.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
,ext week and the week following

N'>Ae WYNN ouu Liic "cch loilo"iuS
the iNrELLIGENCER will be put TO press
early on Tuesday. to allow our hands a
|"ehance" at Christmas aud New Years
holidays. Those who have fayors for Us
will please hanl them in on Monday.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
STRAY HurICE.

rS1AKEN upIy Il. H. ilourr, living 10 Clay town.
shin IN IalaNsitc COuaiN, MtSsouri, and
n0-tcd h,fnr The mdcrsisnra Justice OF IN"
Peace oi lay townsfip. county and stuic aiore-
aid. an the IN Gay ri november, ls,s. one stray
ui-tI,, ,Irs,.Til,,, ~ iiinW-, to-wt Ray hor>a
,rulr about three yCar> uld 10 hand$. high sIr.
ln Elrly dollars, by la.u,s ". IL MEX and ~ S.
N1nrr. WIN were hy m daily sMori see"nrulS
10 Law To a,uraiSv Ihv Stiar. Wbnrss my """"'
Ihis lay and date above written, me, ~
arrll JpHN H. "Nbs~''' -
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

RETERNED.-Our dashing friend
Capt. VIM. B. Steele and his fair bride re-
turned on Saturday from Kentucky. where
they have been >prndin" several weeks of
their honeymoon. He looks Il. hearty IA n
.hurk.' having increased yi>ibly in flesh
W hi,h shows that old Kentucky Is not let
ting down any in the matter Of good living.
The Capt. Expresses himself 4. hay in- had a
splendid trip. 4 statement no doubt strictly
IN accordance. with the truth. Hencmicr.
however. II have married new Wife
will not be taken as an excuse AT this sanct-
,lm for failure to call and see us.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

The epzootic has spread through
out the entire county ,anl is Occa>ionin- :erv
considerable Inconvenience. hut we do not
learn that ii is proving fata! in any instances
The VIr'llencs of the disease seems to have
been greatly modified since its first appear
ance i'll the country. In this connection W.
might state as i matter of Information that
the term rpizootic designate, no particular
disease. it bein. applied TO the same cllurar-
ter of diseases among animals that cpi.'e"uc
is among men, that is,such diseases ,s prevail
generally and are not dependent on local
causes. The complaint with which the
horses arc now suffering is kind of inilrcn-
IN. Hog cholera might as properly be
termed criZootIc ~ it.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

Real Mink SETS Tor 81 %. Cheap and
nice for Christmas presents, ut
u WippELI. AUSTIN X Cos.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
JOHN lNI1.CLOWSDI.EY
FOR RENT.

COLLECTOR.
Once at Clowdslsy 4 Wotawa'. carriage .hcl
on Main street. oct2jtf
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

FOR a GOoD BED clean room. and
4 square meal, go TO the Lindell Hotel, Ram
'as City. j. ii. BAGwILL,
inySl-Iy Proprietor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

The Carrollton Record SAYS: The
grand concert OF the LAFAYETTE Cornrt Band
At the Court llou>" on Saturday tto-morrow)
night. will he we'll worth the price OF ani>-
sion. They propose TO give i more varied
entertainment than was ever attempted be-
fore tn CarroiIton. con>istin. Of pirccs:by
the band zone Of the hest in the wcsi). coinic
and sentimental songs by members OF the
minstrel troupe and the Lexington rhii!iar-
monte society. and other novelties. The
Zril"r Bros. are accomplished musicians and
ii is worth the price of admission 10 hear \.
W. Smith sing 4 bass solo. We hope they
will be greeted by Il full house.
We learn that the concert was quite a sue
cess. and our ''boy>' are mulch pleased with
the greeting received at that place.
\ RARE BIRD.-Mr. Jerry Good
win bruugh 10 town un Fri,iav and present.
ri 10 the lNTELLIGENCEE Office very large
specimen nf the great Virginia horned owl.
,I,ho Iirgininau&). which now .raccS our
editorial room with his august presence.
I!. bird was evidently captured not With
out \ struggle. as his icit Win" and leg are
both badly wounded. hut neither are br"kcn.
Ellis bird Is not common. We believe. i'll this
pIrt oithe country. ~ We have heard old
men say that one might pass lifetime i'll
the woods without emcountering it. and nat
! urali>t> locate his hlJitUt farther south. Ii
il sometimes mentioned as the eagle owl oi
Am .ic, I" distinguish il :rcm Il bird of that
name in Europe. The largest Of the nocturnal
birds OF prey. Our owl rlay not hc quite SO
! large as his European namrsakc. but he ha,
the most .rrociol> look about him of any.
thing of his Size we ever suw.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

OUR New SIIEEIEF.-Wm. Young.
Esq. our recently elected sheriff enters upon
the discharge of the important duties Of his
office " it'll all the ease and confidence of an
old hand. giving assurance OF 4 brilliant
official career. His chIcfdeputy. Mr.. Geo.
NJ MOunlioy has taken the confidence of the
court and bar 10y storm. Mr.. Bowman at.
truds to the interests of the concern in the
country The >llerifl's Office is well filled
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

II. 4 +. Winklcr's furniture manu-
tartnryiis IN iul blast. the intense cold wealth
or not .iyin- them mich trouble.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
OcAL RAILROAD TIME TABLE
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

Arrival and Departure Of Trains,
u. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY AND SORTIIEH<
LEAVES LEXINGTON
Bof Kansas City and st. Joseph .3 3.lsA.
yer 81. Louis and otiurnws. .-...... . % A4
ARRIVES LEXINGTON
sFsm hans's ~ and 81. Joseph 8: 80 AN
y 30
ECONOMY. MONEY SCARCE AND HARD
TINES GENERALLY. EVERYBODY SHOULD
PRACTICE ECONOMY. And one wsv to do
80, is to buy your tickets over the St Louis,
Kansas City and N.R. r. when you trsvcl,
sud leave part OF your money nj home. Ticket.
cheap as any o:ncr road. Pay attention to
free omnibus advertisements. Tickets all the
same The best accommodations guaranteed
And close connections made Ticket OIL e. CIT,
Ao!sl THOMAS JOHNSON, Agent.
MISSOURI rACiFiC-LE1INGTON BRANCH
ARRIVES AT DEPOT, LEIINsrox.
Nail and express ......... ........... . II n
Accommodation aud freight ........ III n
LrAvE DEPOT, LESISGToS.
Nail aud express .-..... ....... 5r NJ
Accommodation and freight ........ 5A
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

The Independence Sentinel OF Sat
urdny gives the proceedings of the first
circuit court held in Jackson county on the
10Th day OF March. 1SH... There is little if
any interest in the matter besides the names
of the individuals mentioned. but these stir
up the memories of Old times that bring
back happy "reminiscences Of early days to
some vhs are yet living. David Todd WAS
the judge, Samuel {. Owens CLERK, and
among the attorneys enrolled VIC find the
names OF John +. Ryland, Abicl Leonard.
Peyton K. Hayden, John Wilson, Amos
Rcc> and Il. T.. Beaucl:nmp: OF these Judge
i:ylanU. we believe. is now the only surNiv-
"r-ccrtainly the only one in practicc-amd
though his hairs have been blcachcd by the
iro>t> of nearly eighty winters, his carriage
i still erect and the old fire has not departed
from him. Long may he live to enjoy ;hc
kouOrs of 4 well Speut life,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
RELIGIOUS.

\ protractcd meeting was held last week
from SUNDAY to SUNDAY i'll the Christian
church. conducted hy Elder Frank Allen,
assisted 10y Elder John X. EeavIs. Ii was q:
season Of great >pIritusi reircshlnent TO the
mCmher> of the church. and 10 doubt was
thu means OF ,owit" precious seed that will
bring forth al abundant harscs' in good
time. There were >iy new members bap-
tiz"d into the church on saturday evening.
Tho Assembly Presbyterian church. Rev.
}. ii. Byrrs. have also had Il season of great
interest. ard much good to the church has
resulted from ii. sixteen ccnI srsion> are
reported. and the meeting not yet closed
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18

q. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NoRrIIsr>
LEAVES LEXINGTON