Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-02
LOCAL x~rsrT1on.

! Go to Mckee h Austin's for mis-
cellaneous and poetical works.
nj Wheatlooks to be splendid through.
= out tue county. with y big sowing.
y Fine toilet sets, &C., just received =,
I. B. Clagctt's crockery store.
~ Our chief shakes no more-dice
y He won't even ..jef'' for the oysters,
There cesns 10 be q lull In crime IN
D our midst.
81 Our Wellington correspondence is
; Always good. Read It.
This number begins u third vol.
0 unle. Subscribers hurryiny In.
Mchee Il Austin keep q large stock
; OF sehoas books OF every description.
Spring cometh on apace. So1cifay
aer5s litms. or old winter has let go his hols
rs Horace has it.
Stock ITEM.-Jos. d. Silver last
|. week sold to II. C. EwingG head two-vear
old steers at S2i COS head.
|. Mckee Il Austin have just received
a hne assortment of plain and ornamental
writing paper.
The Caucasian breaches against nv
pocrlsy OH the outside, and practice, it on
the inside. The usua, way.
Another Radical lie. The Reyis.
Ter says circuit court begins on the 9Th dav
OF March. 1t begins the ,th of April.
Next week will be busy time in
Lexington. The circuit. probate and coun.
courts all begin their session on Monday.
Ihe Caucasian gets it's local news
from a month acknowledgements, rehsshss
1t, ami calls that enterprise.
The Lexington Coal company, j.
Y. McGrew, ''5oss," shipped last month IA
cars OF black diamonds, or about SO, 900 bush.
els Of coal.
Several notices have been left over
this week, the printers not being able to
crowd more than eighteen columns into one
side OF the paper.
Arnold's, Carriers, Maxwelr's, Da-
Vid's aud Moore's black. blue, violet and red
Inks. almosta ~ cheap as water, at
MCKEE & AusrIN's.
The township clerks and road over
ssers have been notified to make their al.
nusi settlements with the county clerk during
the month Of April.
A good spring rain fell on Saturday |
night, aud another on Monday night. |
Both were accompanied by salvos OF heayru:r
artillery.
john D. Patrick, now living in Col
orado, but before the war a wealthy citizen
Of Saline county, is spending a few days in
Lexington.
Fred. Meyers, sn old citizen of
Lexington. aud at one time well known in
the business community, died in the Pcttis
county poor house a few days ago.
The Caucasisn says the Irislrhayc
Abandoned the Democratic party on account
OF I'll treatment. Nice talk from q Democrat
ic sheet. But then they're so Independent
This section has been blessed with
dry springs for several years past. In the
good old times, the breaking up Of winter
neant mud knee deep. 4
We believe all the boardcrs at the
Baptist seminary are church members, those
not so before, having Joined during the re- |
cent revival. !.
Inc popular teamstcr MIR. Nat
Billiard was SO unfortunate as 10 have his |
loot mashed enc day last week While H.
a barrel Of coal oil. 1
When the fashion of hanging MR. |
derers becomes permanent, We may hop. that '
cold biooded assassi1ations in our streets wi 4
be, mere Of q rarity than heretofore. u
"A case Of ccre5ro-spinal meningitis r
fatal on Monday, q son of JoIin >ie,- :
ne, living opposite the terry landing ON
Water street. The child had been sick bu, ~
~" days. 4
Jemn [. Burden and Carter Tenn,
pie went on another goose hunt week before r
last. and brought in shnl:t a hundred geese !,
ini hfant-. They killed iorty-ui:e one day. d
NJ. ". q. McC:usiard. of McCaus-
ard & Bedford, returned fro:n his Eastern E
rip OF Saturday. Their new good. viii be-
N this week. and they invite al iuspect,or l.,
" the public. ID;
PERsoNAL.-Mlss Sue Ebert of .,
lexington, hy.. WHO has been ~yi.i:iu: III
'Par!tise," left on Saturday last FOR St. ~
,haries. Mo-, taking IN her VOYAGE q whole =,
arso Of hearts. t
LAND SALE.--E. Wnscr Il Son. of
cal estate aud insurance agents, sold this OF
'cek, 80 acres unin yroved land, near Tsbo &c
ridge. to Orlando Bradley, for seventeen pf
undrcd dollars. CT
The new coal shaft east of the CITY M M
} being rapidly sunk. The water has oc- 7,
asioned some trouble. A coal Shaft is ons III
{ the things you can't sink very well in WA g.
err. 81,
Is. Sinauer, Of the Star Clothing L.
tore. is now IN New York. purchasing a p"
princ and summer stock of clothing and v"
enfisnAuts fttrnIobipr -noI. ,-,;1 l'i
sceired VIII be rushed Oh at the low prices 81,
Or which lie has been SO long famous. an
NATURAL.-Mr. William Cor.c. a
fading merchant OF Wellington, received an
at week., , heavy vl;,,,.,, ~ .ou thi
acific railroad. He prefers to team his
pods from Lexington six miles, to paying mi
lie steamboat ring their exorbitant charges. ar
hey'll get sick Of their little game, If We arc ~,
Ut mistaken. -.
The Caucasian in one paragraph Or
pbraIds us with being stupid. IN The nextit mi
oasts Of furnishing us with most of our III,
ems. When the latter charge is proved the nil
riner will have TO be admitted ss 4 matter b,,
course. 80,
A happy niger was the one who ST..
Inc from Wellington on Saturday, and lost Lii
$ pocket book with $50 ~ in it, when lie cal
armed that his money was safe, IL having &c,
zen found by AN honest little Irish boy in for
e employ Of Mr.. James Tiickiin. No
The Register thinks that Judges We,
mbrose and SieGnkcl should resign. rather mo
All acquIcsce in the attempt to repudiatc ass
y more bonds. 1t wants tie Democratic Wi
rty to shoulder the responsibility Of such mel
'tep. rit'st to be taken. Sobody's fooled. att
lie payment on no more bonds will be gre
iercd stopped. The Register has spoken. Ere
Muloy, = coal miner, step s"i
d off Dougherty's porch, on Franklin Gus
cot, Saturday evening, and fractured the ore
Ok of the thigh bone. DIR. Alexander set Al
broken leg, and the patient Is now doing lin
II. stoc
LIGHTNING-STRUCK.- "A tree in ,
. Nat Billiards yard was struck by light
Y during the storm Saturday night. and In
npleteIy shattered. The conclusion broke