Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-20
A. F. Alexander says he can work it.

A. f. Alexander says he can work it.
VIM. Ii. ChIIes can make IT'D or "a.
Who can loan us "Doniphan's expedi
ton 2"
Fresh oysters, on ice, always on hand, a
Maitland's. m2Ol2
Aft Burnett was very funny and deserye t
better houses than he had.
James l.. Hill and Charles Hamilton were
taken to the penitentiary last Saturday
night.
Whenever you "hsve company and wanl
something nice 10 eat, you can get it al
Maitiand's. m20.2
Whenever you shave company" and wan,
something nice to eat, you can get II al
Maitland's. m20t2
California raspberriss. grapes, egg plums.
g~reengages, Bartlett pears and apricots. at
Maitland's. mNl2
Red currant, grape, ounce, pineapple,
California currant jsllies and assorted pre-
serves, at MaitIand's. m2Ot2
Red currant, grape, ounce. pineapple,
California currant jellies and assorted pre-
serves, at Maitland's. m20,2
Early Rose from New York state, Brown
ellis Beauty, and %peachslow potatoes, for
seed. at MaitIapd's. m20i2
aimee corn beef, canned beef tongue,
lunch tongue, new, canned headcheese, new,
smoked beet and buffalo tongues, at Matt
lands. m2Ot2
There is a good deal of complaint Of cars
being left across the county road on the
Narrow Gauge coal switches. This should
not be.
Persian dates, new figs, pie apples in 8
pound cans, Dehesla ~raisins, table fruit I;
California almonds and Texas pecans. at
Maitland's. m2Ot2
Maj. Ryland thinks he can beat Mr.. Nor
folks big egg. He has one, laid by a
Brahma hen, which measures 81 by 6 inches,
and weighs four ounces.
MIR. g. E. Crary, of Napoleon, has bought
MIR. Robert Taubman's saw mill, and VIII
remove it to his factory, where he has more
orders than he can fill. He is doing a stavIng
business.
California dried peaches, pears and egg
plums, peeled peaches and Tennessee dried
peaches, Michigan dried apples, Alden dried
applss, pitted cherries and dried rsspberries,
at Maitland's. m20t2
Uncle Billy Vivion died last week. ALI
our people will remember the old darkey.
and his peculiar ways. He had lived In the
community 40 years. He had been Ill for
several months.
A fun line OF Clancy Crackers viz But
terscotch, charms, ginger snaps, rifle nuts,
little beauties, cracknells, cream crackers.
milk crackers, pearl. oyster and soda crack.
ers, at Maitland's. m2Ot2
Mess mackerel, fine new fish. ~ pound
kits mess salmon In quarter barrels; bone
less Goldfish In 3 and 8 pounC boxes; fresh
salmon and mackerel in l pound cans; spiced
sardines and breakfast mackerel, at Matt
lands. m2Ol2
Elsewhere In this paper will be found two
articles on the criminal judgeship. In one
Maj. JnO. E. Ryland announces himself as a
communication advocating his election by
one OF the most prominent and popular
members of the Lexington bar. When we
wrote what we did last week OF MIR.
Breathitt's candidacy we were under the
impression that none Of our lawyers would
offer for the place. Maj. Ryland is too well
known throughout the circuit to need any
commentator at our hands. He is a sound
lawyer; a discreet, sober, steady, painstak.
ing man In everything he undertakes. He
would work hard, be just. save every cent
of costs to the state and counties that could
be saved, and In every way make an honest
and upright judge, sustaining and vindi-
eating as far as in him lay the majesty of the
law.
Mess mackerel, fine new fish, Il pound
kits ; mess salmon in quarter barrels; bone
less Goldfish In 3 and 5 pound boxes; fresh
salmon and mackerel in l pound cans: spiced
sardlnes and breakfast mackerel. at Matt
lands. m2Ot2
In another place will be found an an
%nouncement signed by Robt. Hale, Esq,
secretary Of the democratic executive COM
mittee of the city, of a primary election to
be held In this city, on Saturday, May 8.
The poll for the entire election will be at the
courthouse, where democrats from all the
wards will vote, for councilmen in the wards
as we'll as for other city officers. The polls
will be open from Z O'Clock In the mornlng
until sundown. The tickets will be printed,
and will contain a pledge of support for the
nominees. The judges are Messrs. Johr
Afford, Thomas Johnson and Thomas Glib
bons. Messrs. Robt. Wilson and Edward
Ahrens are to be the clerks. The call shoule
be carefully read by democrats that it may
DO we'll understood, and every jemocral
should vote. 1t seems to US that the com
mittee has discharged its duty well. The
| ,1ar Ianta x-tlI ,;,,o .;~. r. A.
the respective candidates to be discussed
AS the city election takes place on the frs
Tuesday in June, there will also be ampl,
time to compare the ticket named by the
democrats with that put Srth by their op
ponents. The manner of selecting candi
dates chosen by the democrats is a good one
No single m of the party, no clique o.
faction, If any such should arise, have tn.
right to say who shall be the standard bear
ers. By this method all excitement is don,
away with, with all its concomltants O
quarrels aud disagreemsnts. The candiuatel
are not many, and In most cases the success
full aspirant Will have a majority Of all tn,
votes east. Whatever difference of opInior
may exist among democrats should be fol
the time being put aside, that all may worl
unltedly for the general success of the party
When The will OF the majority is recorded
at the ballot box 1t should become the will
of all.
California raspberrles, grapes, egg plums
green.ages. Bartlett pears and aprlcots, a
Maitlana's. m20l2
Red c%urrant, grape, ounce. pineapple
California currant jelliss and assorted pre-
serves, at Maftland's. m2Ot2
Mess msckerel, fine new fish, II poun,
kits mess salmon in quarter barrels; bone
less Goldfish In 3 aud b pound boxes; fresl
salmon and macksrel in l pound cans spice,
sardines and breakfast mackerel, ut Mai,
LANDS. m2eio
Criminal Court.
Continued from last week.
TWELFTH DAY, MARCH Is.
State VS. John Bayliss, selling liquor on Sun
day; tried by jury; fined $40 and costs.
State VS.. E. kaldtschmidt, selling liquor O