Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06
Real Estate transactions.

Furnished by Smallwood 4 TAYLOR.
real estate agents and abstractors.
H. H. Anderson TO Z. r. Anderson
conveys U acres. section %. township |
IS. range 20; consideration. 81 1000.
Geo. W. Blair 10 Jno. A. Thompson
conveys 40 acres. sec. 5. t. 30. r. %:
consideration. $3.50.
K. NJ. Sparks toe. W. Seeber conveys
lots 10, IL and -. block ID. Higginsville:
$3.50.
Alex. Smith to 5. W. Mccoy conveys
100 acres in :. 81, t. rs, i. %; &l,,OO.
Geo, Fcttcr to Ernin Zeysing conveys
so acres in s. 81, t. 30. L. "a; considera-
ton, 81 700.
j. c. Kelley to Amos Green CONVEYS
go acres in I. As, l.. %; consideration.
Sc. 900.
David L.. Mitchell to n. Pcachee 40
acres, 5. Is, t. 80, T.. p: consideration.
81 600.
JIG. Russell to JAS. {. Kelley conveys
150 acres. ;. 10. t. -. +. u cnnSidcra-
ton $4,000.
Thos. C.. BledSoe. real estate agent,
sold, on the j0th of October, 40 acres OF
land, part of the Mciirk tract. owned by
Jno. a. Hockaday and Il. b. Price, To
Jacob Ecklc, for 81 500.
John +. Burden, Esq, one of our
most energetic, thirty and deserving
business men, started for Danville, Ken
lucky, last Thursday evening, for the
purpose of fulfilling a life engagement
with Miss Ella d. Harrison, one of the
far-tamed beauties of the celebrated
bluegrass region of that state. While
we must congratulate the high contract
ing parties in their choice of partners,
we cannot but drop 4 sympathetic tear
tor those beauties Of our own Lafayette
who will now be compelled to hang
their harps upon the willows and be-
moan their unhappy lots. Mrs. Burden
will be welcomed to our midst BY hosts
Of well-wishers. and we hope she may
never have occasion to cast Il longing
glance towards the scenes OF her child
hood, or regret tor 81 single moment thai
she gave her heart and hand to one So
worthy toreceive Them. May long life
and prosperity attend them.
=. For SOME lime past INSTRUCTIONS hav.
been found pom the track Of the L.exing,
ton Branch. near Houstonia. such n
railroad iron and ties piled up in cattle
guards across the track and frequent,
rocks have been thrown At the trains
No clue To the perpetrators could b,
obtained until Tuesday morning last
when the agent nj that place sent wor,
10 Se,ialia that the parties had beer
y found, and iiat they were then at WORT
on farms close by. Accordingly nrose
: cutting attorney Houston, OF Scdalia
armed with 4 state warrant, and assisted
by deputy sheriff Corners and 4 poss,
Of men, boarded a special train place,
: AZ her disposal and proceeded t
ll%oristonia, where they captured iiv,
- men. Two named Brown and two name,
Cairens and %anoIhsr named Ilalcombe
h whom they toOk to oedalia and place.
Z in the county jail. The men made
/ full confession to having placed the ties
jton ,rG rocks. etc, upon the track
II but claim they did il JUS 10 see the coy
catcher knock them off, and do nu
seem to realize the enormity of the dee
4 they have done. On arriving ut Sedali
they were taken before Justice Warde
and examined, and waived examination
Y There is no doubt but that they will Vt
= The full extent of the law metci out t
y them, as The criminal court is now j
session at Sedaiia, and they viii prof
t ably be tried at this term. NIKE.
The communication of F.. 7. will AZ
; pear mex week.
Weather hay and cool.