Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-28

Ice is no great luxury a. yet.

The Gulf railroad 10 10 be flied up
finished right away,
The public sohools close Juno eth
stth = Essnd picnic.
The INTRLLfaENcER IL to be no
'souilsss corporatton,n reat assured.
Tho venerable Judge Ryland, we
no glad to learn, 10 up md about.
Tho Germans had u grand ball at
Turner Hall Monday night.
Circus pictures all down again to
hcrcgret ofjuveuiic artists, black andwhite.
There viii he no need of going 10
watering places" II it keeps on raining as
Il has beoa.
The election for City Councilmen
does not create much stir amoug the ~soyer.
eigns.
The adjourned term of the circuit
court begins Monday next. that Is, &c Judge
Townsiey up.
County Treasurer ireland is Mt his
post again. after n short absence In tennessee
visiting his mother.
Mckee s. Austin are sole agents for
tha ahitaey and Holmes organ. Call ut
their book store and sec u ramplc.
Tiitom Davis, Esq, has returned
from his railroad trip to the East. Look out
for the ears now right soon.
Charles Morrison is back from Salt
Lake, not looking half us muc like q corpse
as one might have supposed.
PirEer's tomato; sweet potato and
cabbage plants are strong and healthy, and
give promise Of u green old age.
1t you want a good set of Carpeh-
ters's tools, go to c. IL. Sc~h;eGermeyer's
may14lt
The court house yard wears quite
a refreshing look just low, but the ground
is most too damp to sleep on as yet.
COMING! CoMINa!- "A large, stock
of gold pens and pencils, blank books, ETC.,
ETC., at MCKEE & AUSTIN.
j. ~ II. Rogers are busy casting and
manufacturing. They are filling u st. Louis
order for fifty tons of sash weights.
Rogers & Co., the new lessees Of
the Morrison foundry, last week shipped to
| Sts.l TtutS nae NV ~ 49, "NASuSSs
clearing $4,000 OH the lot.
Stephen &. Wentworth, Esq, reach
ed home Saturday night from Liberty. lie
is rapidly recovering from the severe tnju-
ries reccIvedin that unfortunate runaway.
Examinations at the High School,
Captain VIM. Bahlmann, principal, are i'll
progress, and will continue until the GIL,
proximo. Those interested in the school
are cordially invited to attend.
A negro and q white man got into
a fight iiear Motifs bakery OF Pine street
Monday afternoon. Squire Hollis promptly
! interfcred and put an END to the proceeding,
Parties turned over to Recorder for manip.
ulation.
Deputy Sheriff Mountjoy started
to Fulton yesterday morning under order Of
the county court to fetch n crazy niger from
the Asylum. We haven't heard what's want
ed with this sable Train-to max a railroad
director ofhim, possibly.
Henry w. Zurn's steam dye house
Fifth street, Kansas City. Ladies and gen
ilcmcn. as spring approaches it would b
well for you To Nam,n your clothing. !
will very often save YOU from buying nes
ones by having them cleaned and dyed. io'
can send them by express, with sample @
shade desired. may2S-1t
! ARRESTED One James Turner
charged with killing Vim. uuford, his vic
uncle. July 20, 1865. OH Texas Prairie, inthi
county, was brought in aud confiIcd i'll til
county Jail on Monday night upon d warrar
Issued b.. Esquire Clayton. lie had recent
returned to the county after all absence {
ten years. and YVES arrested as aboN
stated on the farll of Jas. Kelly, near til
E scene of tho alleged killing.
!, Philip Keller, the man who sell
! "chcap ciothing," has just received n lar:
, stock OF straw hats and summer clothing
: every description. 1t would be advisa!'
for every person wanting something in Ii
$ line to give him Il call before purchase.
" elsewhere. II
!; Rabbit Metal, Hemp and Gu
@ Packing. and all sizes of Bolts cheap, at
IL. sclln:erlreyer's. may1f II
Organs sold on six months tim
m%orthiy payments being made. which ell
p bles everybody to purchase one. Each
strument warranted forfiyc years by
MCKEE & AUsTIS's,
EDWIN TURNER.-The Kansas CT
Times of Sunday, in a sketch of'the pri
ners in the jail at that Place, is quite comp
mentary to Edwin Turner and says:
1.-The fatal meeting was rather the result
II tue otiicious meidling of others. than oil u
10 criminal intent on the part of either"
cat u,:... --;II L. ,11,l 80 II, "l tn Il, fn
us who the '.others'' are it would be Il sr
z favor to both the friends of MIR. Groves q
=, those of Turner who had 10 hand in t
..otiicious meddling." Tliere can be no lc
l.. cal conclusion but that Turner was drive,
the assassination of Mr.. Groves enher
40 those interested in his death or by all ms;
=. desire to create Il sensation at the risk
~. felon's doom. His trial is set for to-morI
week, juno 9Th. h.
PRESTo-CHANGE.-Wc are alwt
pleased to notice those occurrences Wi
,ir indicate the silent but constant change WI
is ever going on in society around us-tr;
fering the rising hopes Of both sexes to
more advanced, the more rational stat
: marriage existence.
Mr.. John Arnold, the expert Teller
cashier of the Lexington Savings Blu
r, returned on Monday from a trip to Ten
see, bringing back as a souvenir pfhis,
a one of the loveliest flowers of that garde
beauty Tho fair bride Laura, the acc
plishei sister of our superiatively hands,
county Treasurer, Richard Ireland, Esq
well known In this city, having been on
the brightest ornaments of our social CT
for several seasons past. One might q
LII or manufacture any amount OF poetry
such all OCCASION, but IA hearty, homely
in prose for their welfare will doubt
please aud serve the happy young co
quite as well as any heightened pc
lueubration OF ours. It's needless "
that wish they have.
FINE PH0TCGR Apis.