Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-12
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! A'ts liens
{. Citron maize settlement With the Court
~ agent of Middleton township in set
lin" the claims against the T-bo & N-osho
K. Il.
Tie order accepting r--i :1a'ion OF Jesse
Cole. overscrr of i.ns:.li>;rict No. !. MS re-.
sciGlrd. Mr.. Cole viii roa:iunr To act until
May 1-t. when the Court Will appoint over.
secr> Tor all the DISTRICTS.
: N. y. Wi.Icr- wa. granted until june t.
show why he houih not turn over to the
Court the $50 900 ia bonLsiSsued TO the Lex.
II II. Louis Railroad.
All persons applyin. for new ro,.Is will
ply the expenses Of the road comillss ouers
in addition TO clerks fee. &c.
The court meets in adjourned session OH
Thur.'!ay, the 18th inst. TO t"Le irfo con.
s!ieraiIon. 1t IL said. the question of testing
through tue courts the validity OF certain of
oar railroad bonds. which IL brought I'D bv
petitions from the tax payers. W.. ar. c,aI
10 See any SEP taken looking /, the relief or
the county. hlt the people would tinI their
wishes concerning. the debt NOR. ruliy ear
r!ei OUT II they or-snizs,i and Ind an exec
utIve Committee to encourage anil assist
the court. We are also clad to see the CAN
ca>ian, even at this ..ei-Yenth hour, can
venture to hint mildly at the possibility of
getting rii of II portion Of our debt. so TN
justly contracted. We shall not stop TO i'll
qnire too cIiriouSIy into tie causes OF this
remarkable conversion. but shall accept the
tact with due than fuiness. and frllcitate
ourselves that the lNTELFIGENCEH has
not been labGripg two years i'll vain.
DR.. A. u. LASKFoRn.-On the
frat page will be found the Republicans ac-
count of the graduating exercise, of the
Missouri Nr'Iic,i C"!Iesa. at which DR.. A.
+. LinhI"rd delivered the va.eGic,ory adj
dress.
Dr. Lansford is 4 native of this county
having been born and raised in Washington
township, where his latIer still dives, and
where he has I host of friend, AMI Relatives.
III, history Il that OF many eminent men of
our country. and worthy of emulation Inv
every hoy in 1t. His father, though a good
and subtanstial citizen. could provide but
little for his sons advancement. and he has
depended almost wholly upon his " sxer-
tons from rarly youth to his present posi-
ton. one of the leading mn i'll his profession
IN Tie West. Such = position is seldom at
tain.u al DIR. LIS age taoout 10 years. by any
man Land we feel Il pride in claimin: ..Petsr''
Lankford as one of Lafayette's noblest sons.
AULLvILLE MEMORANDA.-Dr.
Hartman has returned with his pride, and
Intends going to housekeeping soon.
James Hogan was telling q tree .
Few days ago in the timber near town, and
by some means Was caught In the fall oft.
Ills leg was badly crushed, but it is expected
that he will eventually recover.
VIM. II. Hammond wants apartpsr
with $1,000 to 20 into the dairy business with
about % cows.
Rev. J. II. Byers, Of the Assembly
Presbyterian church. Lexington, has been
preaching to good All Icaces IN Au!,riIIe for
= week past.
A jsiut stock honring mill is talked
.''out. with good prospects for RAISING the
stock. Aaliriile is the only ron.iderabl.
to"a on the roai uiilou, = good mill. and
one would do well hers.
The Aully,lie Herald is advertised
At trustees sale on the 10th Of April.