Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-14

The latest novelties in Spring Eats can be
found at Davis & Allstadts. fb26tf
Davis 4 Allstadt have just received all the
hobby Styles in Spring Hats. feb26-tf
j.. @. Plattenburg 10 constantly receiving
new goods Of every description. m14t4
Read H. J. f.. Ahrens' advertisement
In another column, and profit by It. m7tf
The Bed Front 10 the place to get bargains
In stoves and tinwsrs. Call and see, Main
street. a9tf
j. @. Plattsnburg keeps the best OF goods
will sell them Is low as any hous In the
county. ml4t4
Landreth's garden seeds. at Gordon &
En,kerson,s. f26tf
All the nobby styles in STIFF Hats, at Davis
+ Allstadt's. fs2stf
stetson makes the finest Hats in the world
4 AlIstadt have them for sale at low
prIoes. fb28tf
Landretb's seeds are the best. Those we
have are all fresh. Give US . call. Gordon
d Fulkerson. f26tf
One thousand dollars worth Of ladies' and
shoes at . great sacrifice to close,
nj N. Chapnsu's. a9tf
Read h. J. T.. Ahrsns' advertisement in
another column, and give him q call before
buying elsewhere. m7tf
Ali kinds Of shelf and heavy hardware,
farm tools and builders hardware. at fair
prices, at L. 6illen's. m7tz
Ladies' kid gloves, two, three. four and
six buttons in opera shades at reduced
prices, at n. Chapman's. a16t4
$4,000 to loan in sums to suit, on real
estate from one to i've years. at 8 per cent
interest. Taylor 4 Lssueur. m7ts
For sals-One Wsir oultivator, enc tongue
less cultlvatsr, enc two-horss wagon, . gun
and . saddle. T. =. Austin. m14tf
The celebrated skavorits'' cock stove and
the .'nsw Sovereign" range. at Bennett q
Morrison's, opposite the Aorrison-Wsnt
worth hank. o2tf)
Having added largely to my stock Of hard.
ware I am prepared now to offer special
Inducements to purchasers; good goods and
lew prices. l.. Gillsn. m72
The colorsd pubtc school will have closing
exercises at Hsgsn's opera house on Thurs
day and Saturday evenings. Nay % and %.
The programme il . long and interesting
N
There are undoubtedly great many things
which srs better than riches; but riches are
good enough for those of N who feel hum
BILE and wish to leavs something for ether
people.
We have . large stock Of cooking and
heating stoves, CRATES, tin. copper, granite,
iron and shsetiron-ware, which we intend
10 sell at bedrock prices, for cash. Bennett
D Morrison. os1
A full line Of the cslsbrsted ~Indfsnola, Lex-
ington and Economy cook stoves and Vulcan.
heating stoves made by c. A. Morrison for
sale at Bennett b Morrion's, Nam street,
Lexington, No. mott
II you want pure INT fresh seeds give us
. call. Va have NO old stock. all Of last
years seeds left over having been burned in
presence OF the agent OF the Messrs. Ian.
drsth. Gordon 3 Fulkerson. f26tf
The Chicago b Alton ran IN excursion
train to Kansas City, last Saturday. and q
large delegation Of Lafayette people was on
beard. ''Jimnie" Follen. n Of the most
popular conductors on the road, had charge
Of the train.
Nothing ID more important for . young
man than to stand we'll with his employer,
and there is no better general rule than this,
to Do every tssk with . thoroughness and
faithfufnsss which makes eritieism imp0ssi.
BILE and sxsites admiration. A merchant
himself absolutely necessary to the frm, and
when the frm goes to pisces through stress
Of circumstances such . youth can always
find . new situation.
Last Monday . bright looking country boy
offered for sale on our streets q pony with
clipped ears. The pony was not q desirable
looking piece Of property. but 1t was gentle
and %wsll-gaited, aud DIR. Russell, aftel
making inquiry about the boy, anu being
assured BY several persons that he was all
| right, bought the animal for $50. 1t turned
out that the boy was Harry Inskip. o.
johnson county, and that he had taken thu
pony without the consent Of his father. Tba
boy left for hon On the evening train The
next day he and his father returned, ant
Mr.. Inskip paid back to DR.. Russell the $3(
and tosk the psny. TIT animal was no
worth moro than $50 or $3b fn n market
The Lafayette county Medical Society me
in regular session in this city last Monday
The following physisians were present
Drs. Norneet, Of Alma; Osborn, of Aull
vile ; stapp, Of Higginsvills, and Alsxsn
der, Fulksrson, Chambers and %straughn. o
Lexington. The president OF the society
DIR. Wood, Of Wavsrly, beng absent NJ
Alexander occupied the chair. The psrma
nsnt secretary. Dr.. Carthras, Of Corder
also bsing absent, Dr. Chambers Wal slscts'
secretary pro TEN. A pleasant and proftabl
discussion on . medical topic WA indulge,
In and . number Of Interesting cases II
practice reported. Drs. Norasst and Osborn
were elected members Of the society. d.
Chambers was appointed sssayist for til
next meeting, which IL to BE- held at Odessi
the second Monday in June.
Howard Williams returned home, Sunda
night. having in charge Sam Lawson, whel
he had captured, with tbs assistance Of MAJ
8 shall Still, Of Asiden, 1t Gum City, in Cal
county. At the time he was captured b
: was at tbs homo Of some relatives, plsyin
, . game OF cards with several ladies. b
made no resistance, su%rrenderlng quistl!
Lawson Is the man who was sentenced
az AAVAeoo oOAoAou ! = SoShs
: jail for cutting . man ut Napoleon. At tt
time he escaped he was working fer N
. Robert Hale, at that gentleman's ice hous'
He had but three or feur days to serve I
hnlsh out the sentence, but hearing, frol
some source, that 10 was to be kept . pri
oner twenty days longer to pay the costs
v the case, he made an effort to escape. ar
q succeeded. He was captured Friday
Saturday Of last week; and was brought he
Sunday night, ON the Narrow Gauge.
III We ind the following in the Richmor
= Democrat OF The 9Th 1.-THE present hil
4 water settles one thing. II the Burlingte
b Southwsstsrn railroad 10 ever built, fro
Laolsde this way. 1t will not ersss at LIE
u ington without 1t 10 built BY lunasics. N
I, less than ten miles Of the survey Of th
road, east from lexington, is now und
8, water and much track would be wash
out. No company On earth properly ma
10 aged would q any such . risk. And ev
II the bottom on this side was all right, tn
n might invest three or four millions Of d
Or lars In . bridge at Lexington 70 ind
river trsacherous and In the nstion Of char
., Ing it, bed . mile or two this way at Sol
OF time in the near future. The Riehme
n route IL. after all, the route on which t
r. road should be built" We find the sal
be article in the Lawson Gazette, with the {
csption that the word "Richmond" tn,
e reads "Lawson." Taking 1t for granted Il