Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-17
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IA CALI CA0Gs
The vexatious and perplexing cal
tNse mentioned In your Last ,snd Whtcl
hde b6en the all-absorbing topic O
interest here for several days, wal
brought to q close last Saturday II
Judge Ferreli's court, aftcr con
suIhiIg half the day.
The calf In question 10 worth about
ten dollars, aud Il wae awarded Il
tho plaiutif at . cost Of .cigiitoe,
witnesses, at 30 cents each 1 a fury oi
six ct 9l.each Justices and consta.
ble's fees aud cost of replevying.
How Is that for calf meat2
STOCK ITEAs.
The hog trade has been lively
again this week, about 100 weighed
on our city scales. Mr.. j. H. Chinu
sold to Il. A. II. Hill eleven, averag-
Ing $50 lbs. Very clever porkics,
them.
Another very small drove of very
large hogs, consisting of two hogs.
we're sold, pulling down $50 lbs.
each. Right smart pork there OH
four legs.
TWO THOUSAND POUND STEERS.
MIR. Theodore Bates, Of Texas
Prairie, shipped last week TO st.
~. ,Uus ~. s'e.ss, "se."s..S 49,
,ns. ~. 49, 80, ".1 co., ,me meax.s W.. c. II''ie
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Has been as c%hangablo and tickle as
woman's love for o week past In
the past six days we have had sum-
iner, winter aud spring weather TWO
rather unpieasantly warm DAYS. then
two days of snow, which fell to near
tour inches in dcp,h. then warm :
rain two DAYS md nights and gener.
Alti,aw out. and lust now there ia a
general complaint" of mud. IL Is
SO very muddy a,Ni sloppy that to gel
about in our streets we hive either
to wade, swim or fly,
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mni.u s.a; oe." Yuiet s.ace ias! WIN,
LEY, orgah.zcu agaln last wee M
~, ,h;s 49, I..:.'e' aS"'ol .ousc
1'he nf,esiiom I'M. msx, ".o';"r ::
someth:nx about a,phs 7, ~ arnsc,s
ed she viii catch s,.iss"rs
w,,o ?.
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Some OF our former tax collectors
nave done business very bungle-
some, as an evidence of which our
present deputy for this township,
who Is trying to collect the delim-
4uent OF several years past,
nuts many persons with receipts
against the taxes charged up to them
~ NOW tlero 10 q very
!nportaat question involved IN these
Ia'Iu,es oS.coit SUCH, II wouio run
.ounenUM .n.s way: i,iu our t"runer
Ia oi.ee'ose se..'e WIN TUG county
~ .ho oooAs lucy nep', "t acsosaiig
~ tuo mo oy .ney ne:u ~ As.1 IL
~ .no oooAs, WHERE 10 tne Inohey
.ep ny; ie,Iap.s neio py Ya..'es
sibira AZ mr. nrese,t ate NJ tlxs.,
we can't afford to lose INV that IL col.
lected. and If nnybodv has IL. would
there be auyibiu9 wrong in REQUEST
ing them to disgorge?
= HORSE
IT, looLs n. 20 .,oo,i,, hor..s v.;,, ~.
m v. Inmg no ,hara ,,sn, "".sT
horses to steal. There were ,foIless
than three different parties in our
town last week looking for stolen
horses and the thieves. From their
appearance and way they talk, the
thieves will certainly fare rather
badly, should they TALL into their
ands. 1t is sincerely hoped they
will overhaul the sca,nps and recover
their horses ; as u tie thieves, it
makes but little difference what they
DO with them. Give them u trial,
though.
NATIVE CLOVER SEED.
Mr.. Isaac Warner, near this place,
has a fine lot OF fresh native clover
seed for sale. ANY person in want