Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-30

Lunch goods, choice crackers, pickles and
fresh candy, At Clagett's. a3etf
The Wabash train ceased running from
the junction, Thursday, because Of the high
water.
Mrs. NJ. f. Price returned yesterday from
St. Louis. were she purchased . large and
elegant stock of goods for the ladies.
There is . corps Of surveyors sweeping
around Odessa for . new rallread, but ne
body seems to know exactly whose corps
1t IL. .
Will Hamlet, viii Smith, Will AcCaus-
land. Tom johnson, Bob Davis and John T.
Hill went down to the Usage fishing last
Monday.
II you want pure and fresh seeds give Us
q call. We nave no old stock, all Of last
years seeds left over having been burned in
presence Of the sgent OF the Messrs. Lam
drsth. Gordon 4 Fulkerson. f28tf
Supreme court, Jefferson City, April 81:
"Winters, rslator, ". Lafayette County
Court Fleming, r~slator, vs. same !; on mo-
ton OF REALTORS attorney, order for allss
p%ersmptsry writ returaable next term"
The Independence amateurs who were to
present the opera THE Doctor Of Aleantara'
At the opera hsuss last night were prevented
from getting here by the fsod. They will
oil their engagement Friday night, May 6.
tn ''eld reliable" Geo. Setter will begin
b deliver Ice to-day At q half cent per pound
ut retail, and 81 ssnts per 100 pounds In
large quantities. Leave your orders at
Tsvis' store. Prompt delivery ; liberal treat
msnt; permanent supply throughout the
season. a30t1
The coach had to 60 two or three miles up
the river to meet the Narrow Gauge train
Thursday, and In . bad place came very
near to upsstting Ia the water. As 1t was
the tongue and coupling pole OF the vehicle
were broken, and The passsngsrs badly
scared. -
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
have decided to give . festival during ths
strawssrry season, the proessds to be de.
voted to the Improvement OF their church
A. they have not had anything Of the kind
for svsr avs years, 1t 10 hoped they may re-
cslvs . liberal patronage from the public.
The supreme court says that legislative On
sctment 10 required to carry into effect tn,
constitutional provision demanding . uni
form system Of probate courts. Well, tn,
legislature has compiled with thls,require
mont by providing for An election mex
Tuesday. Now. what objection can b
msdsi
:, Mr.. Charles W cher opens his ice crean
Parlor for the season to-day. 1t has beef
Z thoroughly renovated, and he proposes t.
spare no pains to give sstisfaction % q ca,
, srsr to the refined tsstss Of our ladies an
= gentlemen. Especially he -wishes ladies t
. know that they will find his rooms plsasan
n and quite. a8Ot1
Q The township bond election for Lsxingto
township takes place next Monday. Th
t matter has been thoroughly discussed an
. now there remains nothing to do but to vote
' We think the people should yots for tn
compromise. Before Judge Millsr's deciI
isl va feared the bonds could not Be Of
tanned for thsprics offered; now We thin
they may. 1t should be clear to every ia,
payer,every person interested in the grswt
and prosperity Of the county, that the tow
ship debt is an incubus upon us which cos,
US more In one or two years than the SUI
We propose to pay to wipe 1t out. Let ever
friend Of the proposition 70 to the polls.
y Mr.. Jno. g. Mshl will set a fne lunch ne,
Monday at Turner Hall, from Q to IL o'cloc
.. m. He invites oil his friends to call.