Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-01-24
|M Meeklp 1ntellige''fsr
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.


Juniter sets AT . few minutes after dark
how.
The s,pnal service marks this as the warm
lat January they have ever recorded.
The Matchless Sre,nway pianos can be
all onlv of Conover Bros 3, Kansas City and
1or,i. j24to
(Frn,t is in great dang from the open
Gather which has sweiled the ou"s a"o
aIted the sap.
Wfnkler manufactures some OF the nhest
IA cheapest furniture we ever saw. Cail
d MIN for prices.
For a real nice solid walnut oedsteao Vi
Ible, or any other nice and chesp furn'ture'
Yea H & F. Winkler. Ei
ssrs. Taylor & Lesueur sold, recently
Mr.. William Dotson, an eighty acre iarm
ar Brownsville, for 81, 100.
Do not purchase q piano or organ until
~ have called on or written to Conovsr
tos., Kansas City for prices. )14to
" ellington school exhibition and concert
the brick church, Wednesday night. JAN
lry %. Everybody Is invited.
g. K,st sold 265 loads OF coal In town ias'
on+b and VIM, T. Bell sold 2sl loads.
eversI other persons were close after these
70. The business was good. =,
la JE. Ahrens will continue to sell Oil
n.,.. leans, blankets, bed comforts ana
other winter goods at such reduced iA'e'
will bring the prices nat down 70 cost.
aessrs. Taylor & Lesueur, real es'.te
mt, I'm this city, recently sold TO Mr. y.
yandeyer, of West Virginia, the JOINER
m.n near Chapel Hill, containing Low
res, for 5000. ~
j, Il. Ahrens will continue 70 sen All
lies dress goods, nubias, shawls' 'cniloren
od. u,sters, chlldrsn's and ladies' hosiery
.nch reduced rates as will bring the prices
s.s. ...s - .o,, j10tf
Mr. johnson has commenced mining
Grafton. on the Narrow Gauge, near tns
rleton property. He IS the same genus
an who was engaged in the coal business
re some time ago.
In winter eeeds now on hand Will be soid
GREATLY reduced rates, In order to make
Ssn sweep of 1t, and thus enable us 70
into our new store with bran new
uIC Abrams. j1Otf
ck. ID. i. =. Auf0nS'
;onoyer Bros. have been In business st
Kansas City for the past ten years. sno
ava . reputation Of honorable dealing, ana
To- one can do better than to trade Witn
hsm when wanting piano or organ. ]z4'o
We have learned that, at what he con-
,d.rs the proper time, Judge William l.
hammon will be candidate for re-eiecuon
. the position OF probate judge, and there
ore does not wish his friends to pledge tneii
Import to other candidates.
For throat diseases and coughs-"bro"ns
ronchial trochss" have proved their emcacy
y . test Of many years. Like all otnei
saHy good things, they are frequently i"l'
ated by inscriptions dealers, ana purenss'
"a should be careful to obtain the genuine
ons j24t2
Mai. Garland J. Blswitt brought US quite
curiosity In = vegetable way, few days
20. 1t is q bloom, something like that o'
he silk weed, but about the size oil an or
inary cotton boil when first bursted. II
astured In this month, bursting into beau
on a vine which was clinging to pescr
rec. We are not botanist enough to give II
name. Who is?
The Lexington Gas Light Company eieetee
% following named gentlemen as directors
sn.6: A. J. Hall, 4. Taubman, Jno. u
kongdon. James Wentworth and n. '"
k>hsrs. On January ID, the following
,>seIected as the officers of the company
10. u. Longdon. president; A j. Hall
James Wentworth, secrt
~ S. G. Wentworth, treasurer.
One third OF the necessary amount ma
been subscribed by TWO members OF IN
church, in this city, TO tut
msnsard root on the E. Aull Seminar
building, and add some ten or twelve room
to 1t. We hope all our citizens will assis
and make 1t possible for the improvement
to be made. The whole city is interested
building up our schools, which are lsrgel
its life and its pride.
While kansas City buys . great desl
furniture from Messrs. Winklsr, of th'
city, some OF our citizens 60 to Kansas CIT
Ito buy furniture. Winkler will sell 1t
lsfen for less money than any other hous'
|either In Kansas City or elsewhere. VIII
|psy commissions to middle men, when 70
can patronlze home manufactures for lei
money, and get better class OF goods! In
:. an imnortsnt question. j12
We clip the following item from Il
Pleasant Hill Review 1.-THE engineerlr
corps Of the Burlington. 4 Southwestern a
pushing their work south, and in lew da.
will have it completed from Pleasant Hill
Nevada, In Vernon county. The line Of Il
Lexington & Southern railway has been
Gated to Harrisonville, profile complete
and the contract will be let in few day
This road will without doubt be built, a
will be completed as far as Harrlsonville
August of this year. Mr.. E. II. Brown
here and will push the matter until compl'
kea, Contract will be let as soon as the rig
of way Is secured. MIR. James Allen is o
on the line now arranging for tho right
way, and says he Is meeting with but lit
trouble"
i A scene occurred at the Pacific depot ID
Saturday night, which has been consider
ey talked about and perhaps misunderstood
Led by her mother, and had threatened
&h OF to Higginsville, whore she had re
Ives living. The mother had told her 8
should not 60, but the girl was determine
She watched for an opportunity to get avs
and Saturday night she thought the til
had come. She went to the depot, In CO
pany with another girl of about her o,
age, and In few minutes more would ha
bsen on the road to Hlgginsville. Her mo
er missed her, however, and, suspecting
Whereabouts, went to the depot, where .
found her daughter, and took her hor
This is about all there is in the matter. P
BILE should be careful how they start SC
dals, because q woman's reputation /
sacred thing, and where people are SO pre-
to believe evil, Injustice is more easily d.
in this direction, probably, than In 8
other.
As Saturn Is now In the zenith when
sable mantle OF night first envelops the ear
It may be Interesting to know something
this "star of the evening"" Mythologica
Saturn was one OF the oldest aud most hi
ly regarded deities, the son of Celus
Terra (neaven and earth), and the father
Jupiter. In position 1t is more remote fr
the sun than Jupiter, standing as a
should, In modesty, behind his father.
the patron star, SO to speak. OF the Twee
McDonalus, Babcoeks and Shepherds. be
the center of various rings, which have
l9reater or less extent puzzled all pers
whose duty it has been to investigate th'
IT'S diameter is seveuty-nine thousand mi
It's mean distance ("mean" III tn es,imal
of the Saturn allan gentlemen above IL
/ toned, signifies people who do not appr
Rte ring robnery, hut In this connection
n means something elseJ. ITS mean dista