Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13
Telephone sticks at Maitland's. mot

Fresh sage at Gordon & FulkersOn's, Lex
1nytou, Mo. n22t3
English plum pudding in one pound cans,
at Maitland's. d13t2
For fresh, clean sage call at Gordon s.
Fulkerson,s. n22t3
Holiday presents for young and old al C.
G. LudwIgs'. n29ml
TIT hog ordinance went where the wood
bine twineth.
Milk crackers; oh they are daisies! Get
Fem at Ma,tlapd's. metz
Boneless herring and spiced sardines, new
goods. st Ma!tlsnd's. d13t2
California currspt jelly ; California dried
lima beans. at Maitland's. d13t2
Fresh cranberries, largest ever sold in
Lexington, at Msitland's. d13i2
Smoke the ..Pslace Carr cigar. For sale
only nv Geo. f, Maitland. n29;2
Alden evaporsted apples. new prunes and
dried peaches. at Maitland's. d13r2
Boots and shoes as cheap as at any house in
Lexington, at Nj. E. Keller's. o4m3
Wooden socks only % cents. at Henry
S~inauer's Star Clothing House. de,Gi2
New buckwheat flour, new hominy, fresh
Italian macaroni, at Muitland's. n15ts
We are selling our winter dress goods at
reduced prices. kriehn & Wilker. dl3t2
II you want good goods at the lowest
prices go to the Star Clothing House. d6,2
Thu largest, choicest and cheapest assor,-
ment of dress goods, at H.. J. f Ahrens'.
Mess mackerel, heads and tails oil, in five
pound cans. new goods, at George +. Matt
n n15t4
Paper collars, linen covered, at 10 cents a
box, at Henry Sinauer's Star Clothing
House. .-s.t q, dec6l2
Apple, peach and ounce butter and ra>p-
berry jam In three and five pound cans. at
MsitIand's. n29t2
Look at our cloaks and dolmans before
purchasing elsewhere. Kriehn s. Wilker,
Lexington. Mo. d13t2
California fruit in q pound cans, green
cages, aprIcots. egg plums and pears. at
Geo. F, MaItland's. nl5,4
The very finest maple syrup. in cans and
In barrels by the gallon. Maple sugar in
bricks, at Maitland's. n15i4
and fruit ices, and other fancy candies, at
George +. Ma1tland'S. nOl0t4
During the holidays 1 will have n five cent
counter for the accommodation of my Gus.
toners. c. G. Ludwigs. n29m15
Attention Is called to our stock OF black
and colorsd cashmeres, tho cheapest in the
city at Kriehn 4 Wilker's. dl3t2
Down go the prices of fresh oysters. Ex-
ira selects reduced from 70 cents 10 80 cents
per can, at Goalder Young's. dl3'3
l have the finest line of soda crackers,
lemon and glnger snaps and other fancy
crackers, at Geo. f. M%aitlsnd's. n15t2
You will save money by buying your
clothing and gents furnishing goods at
Henry Sinauer Star Clothing House.
Crosse 4 Blackwell's English pickles, sweet
pickles, in three pound cans. and thunder
aud lightning relish, at Geo. +. Mnilland's.
Lexington, Mo. nl5t4
e.. Ben. Russell, agent of the Missouri
Pacific railroad. requests us to give notice
to all persons loading or unloading car load
freights, that twenty-four hours after the
arrival of cars at the depot, demurrage o.
s. q day will be charged parties receiving OF
ordering same, unless loaded or unloadec
In time named ; n II unloaded by him thai
the expense OF same will be charged to thu
owner OF the freight In the car. Owners o
their own teams will take notice. Mr.
Russell says he cannot await their leisure
and they must hire other teams beside thei
1--WE II need be to get cars unlOaded In tim,
Mrs. Obi, who lives near Greenton, wa
badly imposed on by a wandering tramp on
day last week. A German Of good appear
ance came to her house and asked to sta,
over night. which he was permitted to do
He pretended to be quite green, and wa
very communicative OF his antecedents
Among other things he displayed thrs
watches and a watch chain which he sal
the family hat he was expecting q remit
lance OF S 5000, at P%ittsburg, in a few days
As he was leaving be asked for a loan of So
and said he would leave his valuable watche
and chain In pledge until he could retur
the money. The money was given him with
out hesitation. and Mrs. Ohl said afterwar
she would as cheerfully have given him
hundred dollars II he had asked 1t. Whe
the lady came up to town last Saturday sh
ascertained that the articles left In her car
were worth at the outside. one dollar and
half, and that she had been badly victimize,
If she had .pent a little money for new
papers and read them she would not hay
been SO easily taken in.
A German named j. d. Herd, who liv,
near Concordia. met with a terrible accidel
In this city last Tuesday. He had been in
bibing freely for 3 day or two, and was veI
much under the Influence OF liquor. In tt
evening he strolled out to the neighborhoo
OF the Missouri Pacific round house, and,
the train was starting, he walked down Il
track as If to meet it. The engineer SEER
!, him, commsnced ringing his bell, but seer
that this effected nothing. wnistled dow
brakes, and the train which was moviI
very slowly began to come to q stop. II
man paid no attention TO the efforts to wal
him, and before the train could be halt,
: the COW catcher pushed him of the trac
He then got up on his feet, and fell with Il
right arm doubled up on the rail. The Il
part of the wheel ran over his arm betwe,
the wrist and elbow and between the elbo
and shoulder, crushing it in u shockil
manner. The train came 10 Il stop at tt
. time anu Herd staggered to his feet and (
q under the express car, lying on his ba
q across the rail. He was taken up and CARR
into the depot. and Drs. Atkinson and RI
sell were promptly on hand. The arm W
:. amputated, by the surgeons, and the wour
ed man remained at the depot until Wedn'
!, day noon, when Mr.. c. Ben. Russell, W
4 had, by his request received orders TO do
i, conveyed him home by a special train.
last accounts he was doing well. The rs
road men did everything In human pow
to prevent the accident, and afterward {
? all they could to alleviate the unfortun,
mans sufferings.
p Stephen &. Wentworth, Esq, of this CT
II has very generously presented to the Eli
beth Aull Seminary a telescope, a magne
st battery, W telephones, telegraph inst
4, ments, an air pump, a porte lum,ere, a mic
I'd scope. and all the other miscellaneous pl
q. osOphical and chemical apparatus necess,
lie for an institution Of the kind. The tt
scope Is q very fine one, having been IN,
70 In London, by Msssrs. r. i j. Beck, to
der. and expressly for this school. 1t is SO
six feet In length with an object glass
ID Inches in diameter, furnished with q yari
or Of interchangeable glasses, and has as 81
Oh power as can be concentrated In an inst
. ment OF that size. Jupiter, Saturn and N.
-, three Of the most Interesting and conspi
Gus planets being now visible in the ca