Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-10
The new mill at Conrordia Ia completed.

The new mill at Conrordia Ia completed.
The wheat crop aroun! ConcUr,tia is said
to look we'll.
street cleaning has been gOiu. OH br!sKiy
during the week.
Dan. Cham:,srs and his sOris have rented
the old Guard Il Ballard SHOP, where they
VIII do 4 general c,rprnterinS business.
Itry are nrst-c!a>s mrcnanIc-.
There Is 4 very distinct law on the stat
ute books which says that for such treat
nthi a. Heron gave Ncttie Davis he may be
sent To the penItrutIary tor i've Years.
We invite The city lItnrrs To take walk
through the alley III bloch number iurts-two.
II they lake the stroll on q warm day We
will luIui>h them spring cIothespIns 10 put
on their noses 1t need. their piOus and
prayeriul consideration.
We saw 4 lew weeks ago III one of our ex-
changes some slhlns illusions to the recent
can'iidature for congress of the editor of the
Register. We threw the paper down with
ont a second thought about II. When that
person ,er> an Thing Of The sort regarding
Ii IA" promptly transfers. il 10 his columns
" hirh 5 tnr mnrr creLitahlr style OF Jour
naiIsn.?
VIM i;uck"r. Newton I;ucker. Dennis
Clark. ruIurrd. James Morrow, Andrew
Miller ana Joseph Richie were arruigned be-
tore Esquire Beck ii thu, city. on Thursday
last. charged with grand larceny. In. last
thee mentioned were released from custo-
dy, the prosecuting attorney not having
what he deemed sufficient evidence TO ius-
lily their irtrntion, and the first three, the
two Fuckers and Clark were remandrd 10
ltl 10 await additional evidence. Their
preliminary trial was set FOR next edncs-
dry.
Valentines 1t Bonneli X Lees.
Three movers wagons passed through
town Wednesday. tn" leading one having
painted on 1t, white cove IN large capitals
the word TEXAS. The tide ut immigration
seems to have started early this spring, IS
several companies have passed through the
city recently, aud though they did not have
Signs out As dId the above mentioned. their
"''''na''ou WAS generally the same. The
a'''hl'-c 81 Il -""d Terry at Lexington is
o'-lhhii'S !" '' Nho~n. and as the through
roads south are better from This point than
from any other on III" Missouri river, there
mere J" III" epli"S advances.
" Lies
'" "'>f"e''"' "a" 10 ee given "f the
i'v''tNFt'Z society OF ms city, on next
i"e>''s "'ah'' WIZ "' "i'r OF ia" best pat
i""'"'" All" e"i ''''!r oil All '"h lleder-
"''' 81 !" arc AWAY i'PulaE. Inc
=" WI = . ''"'N >h''P' Al LIE
= "''' A'' "'ie" III i "ods 10 Area
"' "''' Nh''' >F''C' VIII ot made by the
A'hs o. iHr carnival ami the PROGRESSION Will
NE ''"'"" 'he Ai" ior The amusement OF
'''''"'o'>' a'''' "hici tue dancing VIII be-
sih' W. understand TINT th,rr will be .
grand Carnival procession through the
streets o! Lexington on tie next afternoon,
composed "' The masters at the ball. Reud
Inc advertisement III another column. buy y
ticket anu 90, II you want 10 have ! Jolly
good laugh.
Valentines at bonne!i x Lees.
our correspondents Will please make ~"
apologies lor differing with lis on matters OF
plr.ic interest. We do not claim for the
intr!ilGen@er iniAlIihIltty, but we treat every
question which present. itself with what
hSht We nave before Us. for the benefit of
Tie people who's" servant We are. Our We
'ingt"n corre.pundrn nj does not entirely agree
with our suggestion for avoiding double
taxation, and Presents his views upon It,
which We are glad I" lay before CUR readers,
AMI w" 'naIl b" pleased TO print any intclii-
gently written communications that may be
sent Us on the subject. The revenue law
Wi! d. very much eli tus-d. and any suggc>-
ton. which the people have 10 make should