Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-04
Irt, Monday, May 10.

hill.
Take your sewing machines 10 Bonne It
Lees to have them rcpaired-all work war
rautcd. ap20w4
The Mccormick folks have four tons OF
wire IN stock in Lexington for use on their
binders. a2itf.
The binding attachment of the Mccormick
has been greatly improved and strengthened.
Call and examine. a2.tf
The willows placed In the mud holes on
Water street. this spring, are putting out
leaves and show a disposition to grow.
Twenty-fuur McCormick's Self Binders
were sold in Lafayette county last season.
All gave entire satisfaction. a2'tf
Hamburg edging in great variety, and of
the newest designs, just received. and cheap
er than ever. Please ionk At them, al III. }.
E. Ahrens'. apr2otf
..Short settlements make long friends is
an old adage and \ true one. II You want
to be happy pay As you go; keep out ofdsbt,
he sober and Industrious.
The main wheel of the Mccormick binder
this year Is nine inche, wide, and two
inches broader than it was last year. which
will prove OF Immense advantage on soft
| ground. a21tf.
The tearing down and removal of the old
warehouses under the hill, built by Messrs.
| a. G. Williams and Casper Gruber. at the
upper levee. gives that portion of the city a
lonesome appearance.
The McCormick people have All immense
quantity of repairs on hand in this city.
Farmers VIII not need to send TO the works
for every tritiing piece that they may need
during the harvest. s2'tf.
The Narrow Gauge railroad Will d. we'll
t, even up its time table \ little more than
1t has done in the recent change. 1t is still
unfair to Lexington, snd inconvenieut TO
many o. its patrons.
\ business. man who knows. says that II
would ae As foolish Tor 4 farmer 10 depend
on chance, trees and natural growths of
weeds and rrarnhie> for crops, As for q mer-
chant 20 expect customers without adver-
Using tor them.
Guardians. executors and administrators
will mad a Itrle more than the usual extracts
from the law. rriuted with the PROBATE
court docket on the fourth page of this
issue. The May term of this court viii
begin Monday. May 18Th.
Ut L. II. NItlIDtiS ltQutSN' " ~ 80
that he lost his gold trimmed >prctscles, In a
metal cas-. Monday, somewhere between
his residence and the bridge near Mr.. I. II.
SMITHS. On the Dover road. The finder VIII
confer i favor by leaving them 1t TIE doc
tors Office.
Warren>hurg Jourual-Democrst: "The
Lexington InteIlig"ncer Is making u gallant
fight in behalf OF laboriug men, and against
the employment of conyIcts outside the penl'
t-utiary." Thanks. The Inteliigencer Is
..ning it, best in This behalf will not the
J ID. com to it, support:
BY 4 special arrangement just entered into
between this PAL er AMI the Central Baptist,
we are enabled to furnish both papers one
year Tor - 30. where the subscriber Is no'
at present taking the Baptist. To thost
who are now subscribers TO the Baptist, bott
papers viii he furnished FOR 81.
=. You viii save money by going to Bonnet
\ Lee, City Book Store. opposite the court
house. TO purchase your wall paper and WIN
dow shades. Their patterns embrace all tn,
. latest STYLES. Having purchased their good
IN the eastern markets. they are prepared t.
compete with any house west of st. Louis
, Don't you forget it. apr20w4
An amusing incident occurred in a lawyer
> office In this city a short time ago. Severa
persons were in the office when a gentlema
livery iraf-entered and desired a Prir1:
conversation. The legal gentleman coniucte
his client into q little room, cut of by
partition only q few feet high, and man
feet from the ceiling of the room proper
and they began their pirate conference i
tones sufficiently loud TO be heard 4 hundre
yard, of. while the people in the sdjoinin
: room were couvul,ed with laughter.
Correspondents sometimes abuse the ii
-. duigrnce OF i newspaper by inserting pc
.onaI paragraphs, which. while they loo
like mere pIelsantries, are meant to hu
no some D%eichbOr. on account of local dife
euce>. We extend TO our correspondent
the greatest latitude consistent with IL
- proper conduct ofthe paper, and We hol
= that none of them will vent spite throug
Our columns, under the Cui-e of jokes-it
all right, of course, to write up little jok
an where they are innocent. A safe rule wi
n. all will he to refrain from testing abor
,or anyone unless on the best OF terms wi
~ them. IL any Zeal quarrel needs yentil
ton through the columns of the paper
should be done over the signature OF I
49, writer. 1t i, very difficult for an edit
with a large correspondence to keep ole
40 >iye thing out Of his columns. In Il
matter we know that We have only to spe
, Il word of warning to the ladies and gent
m-n who 70 reguitri and ably assist us
rendering the column of the Intelligent
interesting TO its many readers.
all We were shown. last Saturday, by \
4 JOnn Aui!, two silver certificates i>su
,ed under the recently passed law. Each v
ais for ten dollars. and bore upon the back
rop words ten "'ltAr>' a"d tue agure ten
nos various places, aud these words: "This c
tihc,te i rece vable tor customs, taxes a
ON all public dues, and when so received II
of lie rsi-suet; and upon the face: 'Certifc
r,y. Of deposit. This cpriities that there h
q a, been deposited with the assistant treasu
If Of the United State, at New York, n.
a, payable at his 9TH &c to the bearer on dema
tho TEN SILVER DOLLARS" The certificate
Self signed by George Srotieid, register Of
~ treasury. James Giltllan, treasurer of
Ma United states aud J. 4. Hopper, for assist
man ire u of the United states. 1t l
With Iretty bin, printed on good paper,
ia :
ken though not a legal teGler, will prov
useful a. currency rs II II was, as no
hos Will refuse It. Its convenience will expl
AMY The last lahored objection Of the oppon'
ant Of the recommendation of silver-the |
II and weight of The metal.
auge We have received The new time tabl
e IT the Narrow Gauge railroad, which =
rival Into effect last Wednesday, May 1st.
cor afternoon pa,sen-crtrain now leaves Ia
&. City at 800 p. m, and arrives at Lexin!
iced. at $40 p. III. Thu accommodation
ming leaves Kansas City al $40 a. IN. and arr
Bon at Lexington at Hos a. IN. Going w"s'
'w5 passenger train leaves Lexington at &c
troy III. and arrives at kinsas City at $50 q
fire and the accommodation leaves Lexingt'
2:3j p. m, and arrives at Kansas Cit
tn of 5:5J p. N. The freight leaves Kansas CT
fash. $40 y. m. and arrives at Lexington
other $40 a.. m, aud leaves Lexington at s:
IN its m. and arrive, at Kansas City at 2:4G p
t un- The train which leaves Kansas City at
cages p. IN. VIII make an easy connection wit
Missouri Pacific for sweet Springs, Sc
goods and the east. This arrangement gives
j. f. sons coming to Lexington to do bus
uying and return the same day three hours
st de- y.uty-Spven minuteS between trains, Y