Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07

Conklins 4 Beedins's.
Kriehn Il WI!ker are the cheap Johns
in dry good, and notions. 3l-2t
Ladies dress good, in large supplies au
cheap Al the Centennial store
standard Coal OH only - cents" is whs
Patterson Regulator say, i"-day. SILT
Machine Oh. Cht>. II. RoyIe. 2l-lm
Gents. call nj Davis y Al>tadt'> AMI get
pair of line. hand sewcd Boots or Shoes, III
only place In the city that 1erp> hand .ewe,
goods. april
There are but eight patients al the poo
house, seven whites aud one BLACK. Tue,
are all absolutely incapable OF ,aruin.
! livelihood
just received at the Centennial store .
| rho>. q. Young 4 iIrsr l"t of ,'lA,. NIT
taIisse and nne lnun.ii.. Ladies call au,
examine them.
Mr.. Chris. CatroM Is butitrg house or
part of Middleton township. belonging (,
| tie farmers bank OF Wnrrly-
stop go no further uuttl you have seen
| the stock OF Boots. Shoe, Hats aud, ups th,1
Davis \ AU-tnit are Offering tor !, mrr,
song, compared TO iormcr prices. apr.-tf
Or. schmitt, Il German physician. ire>!
from ;he ST. Louis medical college, la.
located tor the practice oi his profession. al
the residence of Mr.. Jo!4u Royge GU the old
| Major Neil; farm.
Another pr:Ge Tor the people this weel a,
tonklng X t:eedins'.. Read tnelr telling
advertisement this lDorniu. in our coluinus.
Look out for the greatest bargains of til,
season at their store tais week.
J.F. Christian. OF SchoOlingyilIe. who
was indicted by the last grand jury lor >ell-
ing liquor without license has taken his de-
parture for more congeriai riimes. and hi,
stock of goods l. being >ol! ont At auction
There came near being a serious conlir-
grafton at Mr john II. l;ubin,ons. in this
in"u>hli, y r-grn bay IN making fires
passed through / room with shovel fun of
fire, and dropped some on the tloor. Before
IL was discovered tnat the house Was alire,
mrttre>>. part OF L bedsteId and portion
Of The door were consumed.
The case of AlNin stewart against Merlin
Jones brought here "n change OF venue
from Lafayette county. excited considerable
interest in the circuit court Monday and
TUESDAY. M.'s>r>. Wallace aud ChIles. of
Lexington. represented tie plaintiff; and
Messrs. Blackwell ana Gra>r>. Of the .1m-
place. the defendant, who 40 employed
Mes>r>. CumIngo and Slower "t this city, the
latter takin. active in.err>, IN it.-lndepen-
derce sentinel
Mr.. Geor-c Porter is canIo->ing this
county for an "iilustrated history OF Mis-
souri," which is 3 very valuable book.
Besides the historical narrative c; the state.
since a very early day, it contains bio.raPh-
zeal sketches OF many OF our prominent men.
Mr.. Porter seems to be clever gentleman,
and the book which h- repr-.eutS is we'll
worthy 10 lie "n the shelves OF every library
in the state. We wish hlm every success.
He may be found At tie Bourbon House
Green and Miller We're brought 10 lude-
pendence Monday, and through thcir ittur-
ney, Mr. " oOd>Ou. tiled atti iayits allrgin.
that the citizens ut Independence were 80
rejIdiced against them that they could
not obtain a lair trIll Al this place. and pray
Ing for change to Kansas city. The law
leaves the Judge no option when >uch ai-
davits are Llrd. and he of course granted the
application. This VIII postpone their iriI
until August, aud put OF the evil day tor
them that long g independence Sentinel.
y special grand jury was empaneIed Fri
day evening OF Iast Week, and Cathey, VINO
Killed Crenshaw, sa- indicted. and ON sat
urday morning arr,gued to plead 10 The
charge of murder III the rr,t decree. In
reply 10 Z question Of the Judge a. to whetn-
rr he had consulted cOun-ei. he said mot iH
plrticulIr, and in response to ttIe que>tioun,
to what lie ,.e.ire to plead. lie said The was
not guilty OF wiltUI murder" His manner
was setI-possessed, aud hi- appearance b>-
trIyed no regrets for what lie had done
ComingO aud Slower have been employed 10
defend him, and his trial was SIT tor the
Goth of April independence Sentinel.
We understand that the Chicago & Alton
Railroad have put corp, .! engineers on
the route through Jackson county, Ues!u-
ming IN Mciee's Addition, Kansas CITY.
The line 10 be surveyed Is said to run 10 the
neighborhood OF Raytown, crossing the Mi.-
,ouri Pacific not far from Little Blue station.
striking across between pinL Hisi and Lon.
Jack, and running on Il direct route It.
Glasgow. We have also been assured that
the intentions of tie company are 10 hut'd
the road al IN early day ~ possible, Us it.
cars now run on the North Missouri to ha.-
sas City. by virtue of iea>e soon to expire.
- Independence Sentinel
Wm. l.. Smith i, unLouDt-Il, the mos;
attractive man in the country. About TWO
years ago lightning killed QUE ot his horses.
but short distance from the house: abour
a year ago thnnds rboit ,descenLln. towards
him As near as Two p"ddlsr-warranieI light !
ming rods would permit, shIyer-d tree
some lorty tet of and two weeks ago. All
other shaft OF electricity ri, Ell up Il tree Tor
hihi "hicA stood some forty feet from the |
hOtse, William had better hav. himself |
into negative pole pretty soon. |
1r the next streak OF creased tightnin" that |
passes that way Will make a center shot be- |
tween those TWO argent tipped rods. snd his !
friends VIII be singing, q, Willie how We |.
miss yom. !.
As per announcement III tie intr!le enctr |
he in,tahati' N OF the officer OF Gutenberg |
odse No. 3i3, |. o. q. r, took place at their |
Iai! In this city last Monday evening. |
promptly 81 the hour appointed we put In !
IN appearance. a. III duty bound, aud found |
he room comfortably tiled by quite a crowd |
,r ladies aud gentlemen not meInbcr, of tbs |
'rher. In 4 few moments ti.e cr.rLloni -
,rsan, under the direction of h. -. Il NJ
tenry >lnauer, the fist feature being q .
procession about the hall, which was accom-
'anle.l by IL chant from the members not
At the conclusion of til.
march th~ officers elect were presented Iv
he Marshal, john Goehnrr, aud duly ,ntaiI-
sd, each being Iecturei on til. duties ut IN
tati0n and taking au obligation to faithfully
discharge Them. Frat came Mr. y ilrarIr.
noble grand; then, Adam Walk, ST., We.
srand; G. q. Ludwigs. recording secretary;
ienry Wilker, permanent secretary: Fred
" mixer, treasurer; and the various appoint
'd officers. After the installation WI, cont
,leted, Mr. Siuauer delivered. a mo., excel
-nt address, which. though our German
: somewhat rusty. We ,ucceaueG IN under
;andlng pretty We'll. When he became ,iu
'hatic IN speaking of those ladies' who object
aid "when Il woman VIII she Will we be
ieve that we SHOULD have understood him #
We had never heard tbs language before
lis declaration that ont nf the large nuuibcr
If odd fellows IN I'll" Uni rd states there.
vas not one in poor house, or one whose