Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-07

Special prices given to large buyers, at
ClAgett's. a30tf
Landreth's garden seeds, at Gordon 4
Fulkerson's. f26tt
A splendid line of black silks and satins
at prices to suit. at n. Chspmsn's. a16t4
A written guarantee given with every
steve ssld at the Red Trent, Main street,
Lexington: No. a9tf
II you want pumps ysu car find what ysu
want In that line, at ny hard ware store. No.
Is, Main street. l.. GIllsn. m7t2
Bennett 4 Morrison have the finest limo Of
cooking and heating stoves In the county.
Be SUR and see them before buying. OFT
Why do you 90 Jumping around with .
lame back or sprained ankle, when q bottle
Of G. n. Beck's Great Indian Linlmsnt will
cure your al6t4
We lave just received a lot Of new silk
parasols and umbrellas lace top Isle thread
gloves; long silk nitts, In all the new shsdss;
black silk cords and ~tassels, belts, shopping
bags, &C., at ". q. NcCsusland's. aS0tf
The Lisderkranz will give . grand ball at
their hall in this city on Monday night. the
18th inst. Those who have attended enter
tainments given by this sosiety do net need
to be told that they arc enjoyable. This will
be enc Of their best Efforts.
A Las Vegas local item :-''sNo. Darling,'
he said. rs his wife asked for . now dress,
81 can't afford 1t. 1 feel 1t my duty to help
the Missouri river sufferers and then he
went over to Jim's and The barkeepsr hand
ed out . dark bottle and . glass and let him
help himself"
Horace Hall. colorsd, was arrested last
rage his stsp-daughter, . girl II years Of
age. He had an examination Tuesday, be-
fore Squire Tut, md was bound over in
the sum Of $500 to appear at the criminal
court. In default Of . bond he 10 la Jail.
Any one Wishing sggs for Matching from
thoroughbred Plymouth Rocks, Light
Brshmas or Partridge Cochin fowls, can get
them from the undsrsigned. Ny stock 10
from such noted breeders - Jas. L. White,
Of Illinois; ". H. Todd, Of Ohio, and 1. K.
Fetch, Of Massachusstts. r. +. Norfolk,
Lexington, no. a16tf
The best general assortment Of groceries
to be found in Lexington 10 ut the store Of
John O'Mallsy, on Third street, opposite
the Catholic church, as we'll % . supply Of
all kinds Of salt fish. Call and examine the
stock, which 10 fresh and complete. Coun-
try produce wanted, for which the highest
cash prices will be paid. a30t3
We have resolved . hand book Of Jackson
county, prepared by Daniel Negley, Esq.
1t is . pamphlet OF some afty pages, ably
written, and 10 calculated to be Of immense
benefit to the county, in setting forth ito
many advantages for immigrants and for
the investnsnt Of capital. The people up
there seem to appreciate the value Of print
er's ink.
Bill Trisy and Matt Walker. both colored,
had . bad row on the 2tth Of April. Bill
used q knife, and cut Mats clothes pretty
badly, but Matt escaped with . few slight
scratches. Bill has been IN jail since then.
He had m examination before Squire CAL
lshan last Tuesday, and was bound ever In
the sum Of $50 to appear at the criminal
court. He could not give the bond, and went
back to jail.
A burglar entered Mr.. ". s. Clagett's
store last Saturday night through . pane Of
glass cut out Of the Laurel street door. Mr..
c. thinks they got several sacks OF fisur and
SEINE ether things, but 1t is hard, In 80 large
. stock, to miss q few articles, especially AZ
ter . busy Saturdays work.. He counts his
loss at somewhere In the neighborhood Of
$2b. Ths money drawer was explored. but
Its contents had been removed On closing
up.
A. Whatever gambling has been going OF
in this county has principally been dom un-
der the noses of our efficient policemen, they
are kindly reminded that there has for many
years bssn . law against gambling, and that
It should have been enforced long 70. The
penalty for . violation Of the Law has been
changed from nns to felony, but it is no
more criminal now than heretofore. We
hope oar efficient policemen will see to II
that the gamblers are sent to the psnitsn'
tisry.
Our German fsllow-citIxens must fee
highly hattersd, when the accusation II
made that there 10 . great deal Of ignorans'
10 the republican party, to have both Of thu
republican papers Immediately aud snthusi
asticaily aver that the allegation 10 Intended
for the Germans. This 10 q very pretty ant
ingenious way OF firing the Teutonis mind
We haven't the least idea that any intelll
gent person would mark the German repub
licans ~ the least Intelligent In the soanty
nor would any democratic paper 80 quickl.
jump to such . conclusion.
Asssrs. K. J. Aolcsmbs and W. p. Smell
Of the Missouri Historical Company. wsr
In the city Wednesday. Mr.. Snsl is tn
manager and Mr.. Hslcomse tho historian
The company is engaged in preparing hill
tories Of various leading counties In Nil
souri,. They are about to complete thsi
history Of Saline county. and then prspos
to come into this county. Their plan 10 I
prepare . large volume containing, first,
comprehensive history Of Missouri, sscona
and principally. q full and complete histor
, Of lafayette county, its events. localitis
and men, AID after that . mass Of useful II
: formation. From . sample OF their werk
, other counties We think their bosk will be
: useful aud popular enc.
. Aessrs. Burton. Nsals Il Co., Of Corde
. have . valuable patent right which they a
sesring the farmers Of Lafayette count
> The firm is composed Of wsll.knswn and r
. liable gsntlsmsn-Msssrs. Frank Rurtol
> David Nsale and J. j. Rowlsy-and thu
may be relied On In all their statement
. Their invention 10 called . pond spring.
> 10 an apparatus to automatically keep
trough or trsughs uniformly filled with "
. ter for stock, the water to DO drawn from
pond or spring from which the stock ms
= by its aid be excluded. 1t 10 an sxeesdin
. iy useful arrangement for stock feeders
> keeping pend water sweet, and In prsssr
. ing Ponds from destruction. The price
which 1t 10 sold Is DO low that 1t II plas'
. within the reach Of every farmer. The fir
may be addressed n Corder, this county.
>. Our fair minded, liberal and eolrteo
republican contemporary has this to say
, Its last issue fare the owners Of the l
!, telligsncsr getting rich? We believe tn,
!, are. Ths publication of loyal advsrtil
msnts, such - that paper has contained
i, SEINE months past, must have brought In
tho concern NO less than three thousand d.
lars. The state will never get lts pro ~
for the reason that after the paper and t
!. eormerants injecting the courthouse get
the money after the sales are made there
nothing to turn over to the state" 1t v
n be remembered that the gentlemen at t
courthouse answered this charge pretty
:, fsetually some time ago, when it was MT
a In clearer language. W. might reprint wi
they said, but cannet well spare the spa,