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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
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The indcks OF tho prosperity OF 1,
town isSshcwn BY tho nswspapers,
and the Warrcnsbsira peinoorat
polnts ki,c Way cIthriy, o. 1hllowM
asQccaaioaaily We ars solicited to
fay more IN tho wy 6f presenting tho
snynof Warrenabprg its business
claims 70 a large population, and Of
tho county, In 0dr papeN Wealwayf
take pleasure Ia doing so whenever
We can. We nketo do II. and will do
itas occasion Oilers. A fow daysago,
4 gentleman, III conversations with
ono oftlto editors Of this paper, said
tlhere is ono feature about your pa
perl do not like, We supposed II
related to our conduct of II. and we
replied that IL hc would point out the
fault we would try TO amend 10. lie
remarked that he did not soc that tho
business of tho town was shown BY
tho advertisements In tho paper, a
sura Indication of thrift or drag TO
Nil persons looking out locations.
The speaker did not reside here, but
we felt he WINS right, and answered
that tho evil was beyond our cure.
lie noniplimanteti us to the o extent or
saying that lie always found the pa
per well filed with matter o%finterest:
but there was littia or no show of
husinss or trade in IL. IL is true, and
NO cannot avoid II. We cannot take
hold Of our business moi and shake
public spirit into them. Wish wo
could. Thoy are MS much or moro
Interested in the matter than we, and
are in possession OF means, whicl, We
havo not, and If thcy care no moro
for the progress of the place than
manifested by them, it will scarceiw
yer make a town, but will spoil one.
"a newspaper IT,. TO an extent, a
map Of a town md IL there is TO bust
ness laid down by it. no Que cnmcs to
examine further. That is just the
case. Some say, talk largely OF the
Town and we will serd the paper to
Substance. That is to say, we will
hny a copy at five cents! Well, the
reader scaus tho article. aud naturally
enough turns to look atthe show of
business. The reader looks for the
evidence of trade as exhibited on the
map, aud il is not to be found. and lie
.the editor of that pnpcris blow
ing n dead town; he don't fool me-
IL is a little like a sign over a dry
store, when there are no such
things as goods OH the shelves with
inn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 16.-The
best thrce-year old race on record has
just been made. An immense atten-
dance was drawn by the announce
ment that Tom Bowling would make
his first appearance on the turf to-
day, and the result shows that he is
all that his friends claimed him to be.
The let was well contested. Sallie
Watson making u close second in
both heats. Result: McIirath's Tom
Bowling, IL; Cottrell's Sailie Watson
az; boyd's CHI. f., 5, dist. Time
l:43 IL; 1:43 IL
First Race-A sWeepstake for three
year Odds. mile heat; $500 each, 500
forfeit $500 added twelve entries ;
three started result sent.
Second Race-CItiZens' stake for
three-year olds /; ono and = half milo
dash; $3.50 added; eight entries; i
started. Result:
Grinestead's CrockfsrtI. by Llyhtning... 1
McGrath's Artist. by Asteroid. 9
keen's War Cry. by Var Dance .......... 3
REYNOLDS Rachee, by Planet. 4
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
oRDEH OF PUBLICATION.

SiAlE Or NtSSOC
LAFAYETTE CouSrr.
In me Circuit Court Of said county, April term.
is'-iiun nay, April 18th, lS73.
Charles H.. frck and John W. Peck.
vs.. 81 -
Mark L. Belt, Frank ". Tillay james n Realty
William e., Hall and James Fl. Hunvste.
w ihe said Iames H. Beatty aud William n
Il Hall, you, are hereby notified mat snS8 niay,.
tins has coinnienced their suit axuinst you and
sAiu other lie tendanr In said court by Petition.
inc Object and general nature 0f which is 10 ob,
tain q Judsmens sgninstAhe said Marx L., Bcit
and rank W. Tillsy fer. the sum OF seven 6nr.
dred and forty -opc- 10 loo dollars with ieteTsst.
neing the amount due for lumber and raterisiS
furnished said Belt and Inlay, and 10 erSnyrs
Their mcchxnic's lein for said sum srainsf ms
fo!owt ing described property, to-with. a orS
story franis wsrv house % fset In ieiigth By ~
ieei III Width, And another one story fraihs Vsro
nous ABOUT VI feet in xnxth by shout 20 feet In
WIDTH, situated on lots six and seven M md ~.
the tuwn OF Nuf.vilte.
Anu You are further notified that unless ron
appear ~ the next tenn OF said ceurl 10 bc hoIien
a. tiis c0trt house la tho city Of u xinxten an
the ith uay OF August next, and on or before m,
saNin uay thereof IT the t.rn shall so long een-
'tinns, and trnot then before the end Of the Term.
snu answer snid petition. the same wiz be taken
And II y further ordered, that . copy hereofbs
newspaper printed in said county OF Lsfsyeste
Tor iSur weeks successfully, the last Uncertain ~
be nj least four weeks before the comrnencsnv
OF the next term OF the court.
A true copys Attest. 80 p So
4. I. BARks3xLE. c,ere
mAy2l B. DANIEL, 10 c.
"ssacsS Mitteheh, attorneys for plaintins.
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Doa,n OF mr.. Clarkson.

Ter this head the recent dccease
of n of LAFAYETTE couuty's WORTH
est citizens is thus mentioned by the
Charleston (Nest Virginia) Courier,
of May 9TH: "The inhabitants of
this city and locality generally, par
ticuIarly those of the older class,
will be exceedingly panied to hear
of the death of Mr.. David j. w.
C~Iarkson, who was q resident of this
section for nearly forty years Alto
gether, and was widely known for
his many cstimabie qualities. Ho
was born in Albcmarie, Va, in about
1915, and canie to kanawha some.
nineteen years later. and resided
here until sorncthingover three years
ago, when he went to Missouri,
where. his death took place. We
shall probably have occasion to pub
fish an obituary of MIR. Garrison,
when many interesting particulars
Of his life may be given"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
Kentucky ltoma.

DEATHs.-In Scott county. knril
18th, Mrs. Mollie IL. Ward, aged 80,
years. In Harrison county. Milton
May. In Woodford county, Mrs Mar
tina Adams, aged TO-.
MARRIAGE.-May 1st, Joseph Nc
Clure, ofGrant county and Miss Lizzie
Cunningham, of Bath. May 7th, Geo.
e.. copeland, of Rosemond, Ills, and
Miss Lizzie g. Jones of Versailles.
eRev. VIM. Ousley Goodloe, former
ly All editor, is now q Presbyterian
minister at Mt. Sterling.
Fat cattle for June delivery are
selling at 8 IL to Is cents in Ken
tucky.
The editor of a Kentucky paper
does not believe in mad dogs. and
oilers q premium to any delinquent
subscriber who will die from the bite
of n rabid canine. !.
Mr.. Jacob Lydick, near Centreyille,
Bourbon county, ran q splinter in his
hand, severing an artery, last week.
Clay Richardson, a yonng man was
accidently killed at Paris, on the
18th inst, by VIM. Hukill, who was
shooting at Joe. Keller, Jr.,s with
whom he was fighting at the time.
Hon. joseph Doniphan, ofAugusta,
died OF apopiexy, on the I'd mat. lie
had for several years been Judge of
the Circuit Court and although a
Republican two years ago no was
nominated and elected by tile Dem
ocrats Chancellor, and that too iu a
strong Democratic district.
One Simpson was arrested at Cow
ington the other day for forgery. He
was Federal provost Marshal ofGrant
county during the war. and some
months since deserted his wife and
children and ran away with . prosti-
.tute.
The. Barley Brothers of Jessamine
county, Isaac, Mason. George and
samuel have failed. Liabilities $780,
VV0.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
From the Carrollton paper,.I

MENIseiTis...with the approach of plcasan,
which has been raging In Our midst for the lssI
iour months, wonid entirely disappear. But ouI
hopes were Of no avail. The sanshiny, lovely
nant disease lingers In our vicinity, @
Ing of the, Directors of the Linneus Branch M
ine Huntington and Southwestern Raiirusd, iasi
Jaestiay, y proposition was submitted 10 M
and that in that proposition CarruIIton wns NAL,
2 point; This viii be aeseti on ut once, and the
finished ffoIn B~nrlington 10 STANLEY Si,s nv ~, ps
Isl, and thai al that time, and probably Jeforc'
parties WI. be at work In this county Ard 90
Improve daily. 70
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
Zsgai Idrsrfssmtnts.
ORDER OF pUDLICArToN.

STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the cIrSSi, Soa,, ., said county, April term
James Il. Ryran, John u. Young, Laura A.
Hyram and Albert Al. Byrsm, by wiiliamH II.
Mcintyre, their next friend. :.
Henry Jones and James II. Hnmil.
NO th- sail! d Pendants, you are hereby notified
that said plaintiffs have commenced a suit
nsainst you IN said court NY petition, alleging
that ono William r. Byram departed this lite
William r. Byram died seized in fee OF Ihe fol-
lowing described zeal estate, situate In Lafayette
county, Missouri. to-wit. The west half Of the
northwest; quarter OF section 4, and the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of section five
r), in township iorty-nine (ts), OF range twenty
,sla Cs6) and the southwest quarter Of the SOUTH
west quarter OF section ihirty-thrce Cx0, in
said deceased len ut hi, death the above named
Byrana and Albert n. Byrurn, his oniv heirs nj
law, who Us such are tenants in common of aail
real estate; that said defendant Henry Jenss
sometime III the month OF June, 1872, fraudulcnt-
iy procured u deed TO be executed conveying said
lreinlses 70 nm, ptuporting TO be from said
William r. Byram, that said decd Is u forgery,
and thar said Henry Jones Afterwards comiinins
aud conIederat.ng with defendants, James r.
iiamlt, 10 further complicate and carry out tins
Tor said premises TO eaid James n. Ha,nii. And
Tie prayer OF said petition Is thar the court Will
,ivc:ee that said deeds be cancelled, and that the
i,,ie TO said premises he established in said
plaintiffs, and that said Defendants be perpriuaiiy
enj0incd from Claiming said premises.
And you are further netiisd that unless you
az The court house In the city OF Lexington ON
the 4ih day OF August next, and on or before M,
sixth dry thereof, IL the term shall so long con.
tiniic, md IL not then before the end of the term,
and answer said petition, the same Will be taken
for confessed.
And it is iirther ordered that q copy &crcof lie
published in the Lexington Weekly IniciIigenoer.
q new spapsr printed IN said county of Lafnyctte
Tor four weeks successfully, the last insertion
to be ut least four weeks before The comncnce.
ment of the next term Of said court,
A true copy. Attest:
II. l.. BARRSDAL.E, Clerk.
mny2l Br L. Il. DANIEL, DC :.
Alexander & Chiies, Attorneys for plaintiffs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
HIaaINEVILLE ITEMS.
STHE CHOPS.

The wheat is astonishing. Never
before in twcnty years of obserya-
ton in the county is the cereal so
promising. Farmers hinge their
hopes upon the anticipated Yield.
NotW outstanding the unfavorable sea-
son for planting, most of the tilIers OF
tho soil hcreabouts have nestled in
the rich earth their orr, much of
which is now in view. Some have
not completed, MS yet, their sowing,
but a majority hare earthed. On ex-
ANIMATION Of the various fruits, l
notice the apple in wonderful bios
som, and safe from any climatic
change. The peach, but now and
then n blossom, appears alive, the
buds still midtown; my impression
is will soon open their petals when
lthc, warmth OF the sni, is felt, and |
hope there will be a promising crop
of this delicious frsit.
COL. r. C. ALhEN,
in the interest. Of agriculture. made
a most telling speech, as announced
in your journal previous to his
coming. Col. Harvey Higgins in the
chair with his usual dignity and de-
votion to the enterprise. The meet
ing was fully attended, and among
the nHmber many ladies. After the
orator closed, an Organization of a
Grange was formed, being composed
of the prominent farmers of the
vicinity. Officers selected by ncclt-
nation: President, Col. Frank
Fields; treasurer, Mr.. Herman Hoe
fer : secretary, Charles Hoefcr.
THE GROWING CITY.
Many buildings arc gowing up of
the most substantial character, and
more in prospect. 4 magnificent
brick structure, overlookin. the eosy
little town. is under construction by
Mr.. Charles ,McCord. A large
church has the foundation arranged
O.. $. Prcsbvterian-aud will soon
reach completion.
Underlying this portion of your
county is the rich biiumiBous coal.
ranging III strata from 30 to 81 in
ches. Near by, banks have been
opened under the management OF
Hastings, Thomas g. Co.
Would it not be tn the manufac-
turing i1teres. of Kansas CITY to
watch close the track of the Mar
row Gauge?
HEALTH.
Can report no illness of q serious
nature. The high location of the
place, and the ingenious management |
of the LEsculapians, Drs. Graves and
Lebcr.
The merchants states time dull, but
under circumstances, have no right
to complain. Gus. Lehman, the most
prominent, speaks well Of the trade
now being had at Higginsville.
Southwest of the depot is a large
and commodlous brick, the City
Hotel: proprietor, Capt. G. w. Wv
ian, the great caterer of the West, is
ever OF your bioding, with suitable
and healthy dict, both nourishing
and refreshing. Across from the
hotel, on the opposite square, u large
and sale stable, furnishing car
and bugglcs at the most lib
eral rates, superintendent by Capt.
Bryant, ali accomplished gentleman.
Respectfully yours, Coz.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
MORO of ,he nor.n pi.susp.

This inflammntory rheumatism,
that q few weeks ago ATTACKED the
horses in the northwestern part of
this county, is progressing. We learn
from agcEtloman living in the ncfsl,-
boriiOod of Williamsburg, in the
eastern part of Galloway, that several
horses i'll that vicinity have been at
tackled. Certainly there is some
remedy for this disease and OH horse
doctors ought to discover and apply
it. a great many valuable animals
might be saved, as the disease is sim
'gularly fatal i'll its operations.-EFul-
Ton Press.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Canarh.

Anxious to give our readers correct
information, a telegram was sent
from the Standard office this morning
10 Nj. j. N. Barthoiow, local editor
Of the Dallas (a'exas) Herald to learn
" hat truth there was in the rumored
arrest of the Bender family twenty
miles sonthSo of that city. The follow.
Ing answer was received:
DALLAS, Texas, May 16.
To the Evening Standard:
Reported arrest Of the Bender FAM
lily south ofsthis city acanard.
j. N. BAHTHoLow, Dallas Herald.
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Now ms.,our, a,xc.I,no.

Says the St. Charles Cosmos
"George and Henry Keith, efLexing-
ton, have purchased the elegant
steamer Mary Mcdonald, and placed
her i'll the Missouri river trade be-
tween Lexington aud st. Louis, Us a
regular weekly packet, in opposition
to the Star Line. The Messrs. Keith
are energetic and responsible gentle
men, and experienced pilots, and will
make the enterprise a success. They
will add a.number Of boats to the
line, as soon as the business will JUS
tIfy."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

We learn from Jefferson City that
state Auditor Clark has made up the
general assessments for the state for
.hcuse OF the state board Of equaiiza-
ton. The total taxable wealth is
soS74eo,sSs; real estate, sf2a.45s,6sl;
property s14s, o0s, 1855.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

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from the Richmond c~onserva,or. T

Col. Barr took charge of the Junction House
Thursday, and will run 1t on the broad guast
principle. 1t is the best station on me line:
Lewis Tinsley. who has been interviewing
Texas ior the past nine months, returned o Few
lda;s since, and reports few better places than
old Ray, and he Is right. -
On Tuesday evening last Miss Mamie Crutch-
ley, daughter OF by. Crutchlry, formerly of this
borne.
Wel,ad n call from Jas. T. Dorton of wei,ing-
ton, who's. mill was lately destroyed by fire,
and he informs W. that he has nude his ARRANGE.
ments 10 rebuild at onca aud Will soon. have II
again under headway. There is 10 such words
as ''iet down. in his vocabulary.
We have received letter from G. O.. Smith,
[Portrait' of Gen. Robert +. Lee, a portrait that
should pc iound IN every household. Mr.. Smith
VIII be IN our city to-day when all who want can
warrior and representative OF the land We love.
whose CHRISTIAN character and self devotion has
respect worth, and cherish a reverence for Inc
truly great.
Jim Gather of the Lexington Register, called
on ss , Inass wpsr =! He Ell = The the same old Jim Of
IN Lexington, and he informs us that he is driy-
Ing the Register ahead like q dose Of nitro
lgIycertne. Success to him, In a businesS nnini
Of view.
New Coal. MISE.-We have been shown s,peci.
meme oil coal taken from the West Cumicn Coal
Mine. opened by Messrs: Foster, Joncs L Xix.
and we must coufess that It is the finest coal thai
we have SO far seen In the county. The vein is
below the surface. It Is the Intention OF the
company to mine largely, and arrangements will
NC made 10 build . SWITCH. md work will be
Thursday evening last, at the residence. of j.
.Iarntr, Esq in the presence ri a large num-
ber OF friends, Rev. r; n. T. Holiday, IN an
Duval and Miss Mary Z. Smith. Last night thu.
happy couple had a reception at the residence OF
Eiuer james Duvsl, 2.ther of y. y. Duyai. and
another happy time was had.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

The temperance cause in Kentucky
has been somewhat sea back by the an
nouncement that one of the few water
dridkers in tina. State has just discovered
at the bottom Of his well the body,of a
neishbor who disappeared four years
ago; and the majority Of the people have
resolved to stick to whisky and let wells
alone.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Tia cid pioneer dtizensa al Missouri
ne treppiag of one bY one. Mrs.
EsbzlfbeihO Owen, one of4be oldest@uf
them, died rt her seHss residence ia
Henry equity, ON the 9tis. Of April,
Iast, Aged&a years. Her maiden name
Mas Gooeht she was born in Buneom-
n EQisnty, North ar0lipa, aud came
10 7eatt0 county, no.. with her
IN 81 1915 two years Bcforci
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final -sgrrLEmENr.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
others interested in the estate Of William
Fechrcr. deceased, thati, the undersigned exc
cntor oil said estate, intend to make II tinai set
Probate court of Lafayette county, to be begun
and he'll III the court house, In Che city of Lex
ON the tirs, Monday in July, 1873.
maysl JOIN W Executor.
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FINAL

~ o oibsr Il; hereby Siy g to 70 all srcditSr and
Fletcher. deceased, that I, the undersigned adj
ministraior of said estate, intend 10 make u flnal
settlement of said estate at the July term of the
Probate court Of Lafayette county, 10 be begun
and held at the court mouse, in thr city of Lex
instOn, ON the first Monday in July. 1913.
RIay2l GEO. e.. FLETCHER, Admir-.
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STRAY NOTICE.

TAkEN up by Jno. c.. BonliaIn, living in
\ Davis township. in I4,faycae county, Mis-
sSiri, anu posted before The Undersigned, Jas;ic.
state afofesaid, on the 10Th day CT May ISIS, on.
stray Ina,e c. described US follows, to-w;t. ilarA
hin't loot white, two years old. Appraised 10
~ dollars, w W.. j. Higgins and James L.
Warren, who were by me daily sworn, according
10 Law, 10 appraisc the same. Witness nv I,uni,
this t'ay and date aeovc written.
may2i-it Phil. T.. AYERS, J. p.
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oRDER OF.

STATE OF MISSOURI
LAfAYETrE COUNTY.
May 10th, lss3. ~"u"'' a'scauonI
Frank N rs < Sa'''ore.. laa4
W. ne said Prank Mcixner, yotr srs her.bv
80, ns.sasu tnnf said plAihtin has cofnaSrsced
im y againM you In said court by pefisiee. -.
ing ihas you and plmnttf were iawInSsy r,srSsl
~, Wy. LIN DAY OF March, is0S,i thai you 49,
a,senis't! oarssir frOm plauiiG v ithost rrssonss
"r : saa.s iaI -tAS .tses s6 sss yssvs Au1 M
11ctru with you NJ afovrsstd, thar abe hlvs n.
Sase nfJ cqs,.2dy Of Der On fAnt chilli, All ~ 4
support " AdBudHsd to ksr out Of yaiir nros
Austyou nre further Bofidesft that uryeks M
pear nj the next fcrm Of Aaid court, 10 ~ hoiisn
On tue 9Th DAY OF August next nj the court Sonss
N INC city fLcNihgton, and Oh or Ecforr ~.
sxxlh day thsreof, ~ tbs lsrrA shall co loor go
tnsne. nndif, not then befbre ~ End q ~ -
and answsr said pesis'ou, ~ came Win b istes.
And . . nrihey ossierxa th.s y con, ,.,..,.
poSiisneui IN the Lexington WeefIv Mrstn ~.
sssns nssspaper printed In said c0univ ~ 49,
'nsysEc' ior four weeks saesesSivejys ~ ~ ~
iRSPssSessaft ss ssss sesss az Il va sssSs sss sss oaa-'
~ puc copy attest: I SIT
t1AEsnALE. c.rs.
ky'aad Son 10 iisissi7. ScvsI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Jackson S. Schultz, the newly APP
pointed Commissioner OF the United
States to tho International EXPOSE
lion, q reaclfed Vienna, and had n
long conferences with JAY, the Amer1-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

The locomotive department of the
machine shops. at Moberly, is now in
full blast, and working nearly 200
men. The car manufacturing shop
viii not be under full Roadway until
the shops r. completed, which will
be In about o mouth. a.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

AtMississfppi druggist is selling q
drugto negroes under q pledge that
It VIII convert their wool into long,
straight hair. The papers say he is
doing o brisk business.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21
RINAL sETTT, MEyT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
In others interested In the estatc of Evaline
Nichols, deceased tirIt I. the undersigned exc
cutor of sud estate. intend to make a ilnsf settle
meltof said estate NJ the July term oil The Pro-
'bute court OF Lafayette county, TO be bezun nud
held at the c.Iurt house, ia the city of Lexington,
on the frat Monday in July, 1878.
maySl JOHN Z. GIBSON. Executor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-21

Two hundred federal soldiers pass.
ed up the North Missouri Railroad,
the other day, on their way to the lava
-beds-the Modoc slaughter pen.