Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1881-01-29

MTs LUlIOu W ult6 udu u uoEsc eioioh iiouu
his farm, near Corder, Jan. 20.
HIcksm & Co.. Dover, Missouri, have just
received several hogsheads OF very fine New
Orleans sugar. js2t2
Judge VIM. Young has invented new
motive power. which he believes will rsvo-
lutioniZe the industrial world.
Sweeping reduction in the price of all
seasonable WINTER GOODS, at Ahrens'
Dry Goods Bazaar, Franklin street. jl5
The best prevsntives of disease are clean
Illness OF person, and surroundings, and
| temperance In eating and drinking.
Remember the meetings. to-day, in Wash
| ington. sni-a-Bsr, Davis, Freedom and Mid.
| dston townships. They should be we'll at
| tended.
have my own team and will 90 to the
country and do all kinds OF tin work as
cheap as any one. Call and see me. Respect
fully, q. C. Graham j22i
The second session oil the public school
| term will commence next Monday 1t will
| be necessary for all the children to get new
| certificates from the secretary of the board.
Attention is called to Col. Rathbun's ad.
| vertisement "For Sale and Rent" elsewhere
In this paper. Here is good chance for
spring.
MIR. Henry Turner has at last conceded
that Mr.. Cagett is de taeto city register, by
filing writ of quo soarranto in the supreme
court. the case is to be heard Feb. 8, we
believe.
We are Offering some SPLENDID BAR
GAINS in Table Linens, Napkins, Towels
Piilow-csse Cottons, Wide Sheetlngs. Shirt.
ings, Jeans, DC. W. G.. McCauslsnd, Lex.
ington, NO. j29tf
I am going to- put up guttering and roof
Ing In town and country, as cheap as the
cheapest, and will guarantee stock and work
msnship, or no charges made. Respectfully
q. @. Graham. j22tf
Lost, at the river. Friday yesterday eve
ming, January 28th. q pair Of heel plate
club skates, belonging to u school girl. The
duder returning them to the s. A. Seminary
vii be rewarded.
Careful inquiry regarding the condition ol
tho wheat crop elicits generally favorable
replies. Except for very lsie sowings 1t Is
generally considered safe up to this time
despite the excessive cold.
Opinion of Baltimorsan.-I have used
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for some time IN my
family and found 1t the best remedy iol
coughs, colds, &C., ever tried. Louis
Brunlng, % Caroline street.
| Mr.. Joseph q. Christy, of the Greentor
nsighhorhood. who called TO see us, W ednes
day, brought In samples of the growing
wheat from his place. 1t seemed upon clost
examination to be In good condition.
Ssdalia Democrat :-"By far the fues
lunch ever set In Sedaila was that spread by
Mr.. Nick Rearle at the Wine Hall yester
day. The bill OF fare embraced every sub
stantial and luxury Afforded by frst-clasl
hotel"
Don't kill prairie chickens. pheasants OIL
quails after February lst. 1t is against thu
law and severe penalties attach to all per
sons 20 doing. It Is also against the law Il
have In your possession or expose them fo
sale after that date.
The map Of Lafayette county which WI
print on the nrst page is the only correc
one OF which we have any knowledge.
shows all the towns, railroads, creeks, ant
outside OF the towns. the chutches ant
schsol houses. The churches are distinguish
ed by stseples.
A difficulty occurred at the shaft, Thurs
day. between Thos. Harney, Jr.. and ne
gro, In which Hsrney Knocked the negr,
down with wrench. The negroes becsm
very much excited, and Haruey left fo
home. As was followed part of the way b.
several negroes, who made threats agains
him. The case will come up for hearinl
Monday. >
St. Louis ost-Dlspatch 1.-THE libel sui
OF Caroline Kersting, formerly Caroiin
Klue. against the Dispatch Publishing Com
psny is set for trial, Wednesday, in circui
court, No. 5. The plaintiff asks 0,090 Of
account Of publication with report @
the suicide Of Frederick Klus, which wa
alleged to contain reflections upon the chal
actsr Of plaintiff"
Higginsvflle Advance :-"Nick Burk. VIII
works at Winsor's coal shaft, No. 1, was a,
cidentally shot ON last Saturday night. II
J was returning home from this city and ha
his hand in his overcoat side pocket, fuml
ling and playing with a revolver, when
was discharged, the ball passing throug
the feshy part Of his right leg. just belo
the thigh. He went to DIR. Seeber, wh
dressed the wound"
Adolphus Humphreys was arrested an
brought to town, few days ago, charge
with an assault with intent to commit raj
> upon the wife Of Neal 8. Campbell, who liv
in South Clay township. The trial came OF
yesterday. In this city, before Esquire Bee
: eltciting q great deal OF interest. Hump
: reys was bound over In the sum OF 81 90
. to appear at the next term Of criminal cOul
He gave the required bond.
Richmond Censsrvator :-"H. Col. Bsrr
. while engaged at mining at Wellington, W
+. crushed by rock falling on him and llnge
Ing q couple Of days died. His mother, wi
n was here on visit to her daughter. MI
g. T. Limerick, was teleGraphed to and 81
Immediately went to him, but her care ava
;, cd nothing. Colonel Berry was raised
Richmond and has q number Of reiativ
who are soreIy afflicted at his sad snd.''
10 On the outside OF this issue will be fou
i. q letter from Mr.. ID. Edwards, now of Mi
ID neapolis, Minn., but in the pioneer days
citizen of Lafayette county. The lett
al comes IN opportunely as an adjunct to o
n Immigration number, rs 1t is the disint
1t ssted testimony OF an intelligent non-re
X dent ~ to the fertility and healthfulness
our county, and the geniality aud kint
D. disposition OF our people. Our old citize
!. who knew Mr. Edwards Will read his CO
!. munication With especial interest.
Or Pleasant Hill, Mo-, Review, January is
ut "We had the pleasure OF reading a lett
this week from Elijah Smith. Esq, Of B
70 ton, written to Mr.. Royce, of Austin. t
st county, relative to the status of the b. 4
at hondholders,a and he Informed Mr.Royce Il
be the road had been sold, and that re.org
e. ixation will be had soon, when 1t will det
mined Immediately what course will be p
1g sued. He intimates that II the parties
H. terested become satisfied that the road wo
g be paying Institution it will be built so
Ill The company sold its bonds recently for
II cents on the dollar, which puts them il
he healthy condition financially. At the insta
Of some Of the business men OF our cit
ar- letter was this week addressed to MIR. Sn
Ter concerning the matter. Austin is acti
he and also Butler, and 1t Is to be hoped, Il
mt that reorganization under the recent
lie will take place, and the bonds having b
Of. sold at such an advantageous figure, that
las enterprise Will be pushed to immediate C
as pleton."