Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

THIS spitooeo i past.

The spiioolso d past.
No ANAL po4 now Id lexington.
Flour l. worth - per sack for tho
best.
ntver still frozen. leo eoanehe.
thick n clear - crystai.
Capt. A.fsooaiis succeeds Captain
Turpid on the Bella or Lexington.
Mckee 3 Austin order books and
Ausae on short notice. n Catalogue prices.
Mckee 3 Austin keep q good stock
osink, rsas and s~lasioaery cdns,aiis on
hand
Our thanks arc due 10 Senator
strother and Representative Collin, for Leg.
tAlativs favcr,.
Horny Wiakicr had tho thumb OF
his len hand nearly taken oG las, week by a
circular saw.
PROBATE CoURr.-This court adj
|ourned on saturday 70 the third Monday IN
February.
Musical Instruments, violins Gut
tars, Flutes, and good Piano for sale cheap,
at Mckee 4 Austin's.
Capt. Turpin is going 10 farming,
Ave miles this side OF Carroll,on In the spring.
lie viii leave many friends and well wishes
here.
Miss Sallie Ncfier, daughter Of a
widow lady living on South street, in Old
Town, fell q few days ago and broke her arm
In two places. DR.. Young set tho broken
limb.
For good goods in the grocery line,
At bottom figures. and OF the very best quail.
tfy, call on Nessrs. A. A. & J. o.. Lesueur,
corner Main and Pine streets. Read their
advertisement III another column. novesti
Witnesses i'll the case of State
against Turner, went up to Kansas City on
yesterday, to testify on an application by
defendant for bail. We have made arrange.
ments to procure the substance of the testi.
mony that may be given, for publication
next week.
The Caucasian publishes an item
regarding the phenomcnous Mr.. Murphy
living a few miles south Of Wellington, first
given to the world by our Wellington cor
respondent \ month 60, aud places hin
near Wsve-iy. Evidently our neighbol
goes abroad for his news. The same mistak,
appears in the Sedalia Democrat.
TEACHERS lNsTIrUrE-We are re,
qnestcd 10y Mr.. Catron, our county Superin
tendent Of Public Schools, to give notice tina
the Teaehers' Institute to be held at the Tex
as Prairie church, has been postponed iron
Friday and Saturday. the oath and 75th o
this month, to some future day, due motto,
of which will be given.
GRAND PARTY AT AuLLvILLE.-
We have received notice that I social part,
will be given 1t the City Hotel in lille
on Friday evening, January "a, 1878. TIL
names OF the managers and the social repu
tation Of u fourish,ng neighbor both as
! sure . good time to all who may fiud 1t con
~venient to attend.
SENT TO THE INSANE ASYLUM
The county court on Monday directed Caro-
!, line Crutzinger, from Clay township. to b,
conveyed to the Insane Asylum at Fulton
she being adjudged an insane person. He
husband was appointed her guardian. an
gave bond in the sum OF $500, As require
by law.
SAD BEREAvEMENT.-Mr. JOIN
Vaughan, son Of Gen. r. q. Vaughan. VIII
with his family is on = visit to his fatbel
met with q sad affection last week In til
death Of his infant son. The blow was I'll
more poignant as it took away the hast sul
Ivivor Of three children. The afflicted pll
ents hate our .ympa:hy 10 their bereaN,
ment.
Prof. j.. A. Lees school will re
open at Greenton. Wednesday. 2an,I in.
e Instruction viii be given in the primary. ii
termediate and higher branches. Profess.
= Lees experience and moral character wal
rant US in congratulatins the people there Q
securing his services. Parents will be pc
5 fee,Iy safe In committing sfeir children
his charge.
Capt. E. A. Asbury, of Dover. was i
> town Saturday, on his way to Texas. II
goes there TO see the country and the bus
ness prospects Of Denison. Sherman, all
, other towns in the northern part OF that Stat
E with IN ultimate prospect Of extending Ii
: interests in that direction. We wish him
> knew Cap. A. before the ..iowny gossam,
: on boyhood's dimpied cha" had inspir,
him with the idea OF being \ nan, and "
find him the same r!eret lnan as lie was
boy.
John Longdoh, living I'VE mile
south oil Lexington, lost two horses OIL Il
9th November last. They were taken
y Emporia. Kansas. where they were dispose
8 of by the thieves, who excited the suspici'
ins !, of the authorities by their conduct and we
it arrested. they registered their names
y Anderson Brothers, but after arrest 50
al their names were Dick Little ond WIN. Bla
II They were held tor s6tne time by the autht
lilies 10 EInporia, until word came from I
unarshal ofIndependence that Dick Little "
s.ali right when they were released. I
horses were recovered on the 9th inst.
III CALICO BALL.-The Harmon
IS Club propose to give an entertainment in I
vi shape OF 4 calico ball at their hall over I
n. post office. on Monday evening. Janus
l 9th. Tickets 81 80. to be had OF the me
n bers. The managers are to he the followiI
Col. John Reid. Robert Tsubman,
I'd Col. Nj DeMoa, Vim. Hixon,
Judge G. H.. Ambrose James o'Gormsn,
20, John W Zeiler, NJ: l. Ben,
Ben. Marshall, Ed. Ming,
es Ryland -. findlay, ID Conncr',
~ Tho.. johnson, is. Blackwell.
he A WORD TO TRAVELLERS.
We have u word to say in favor Of tho Misso