Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24
Live Oak whisky. at Powelps. dlo,0
Elaine OH, at Jesse = Vaughsn's. d1H

Boots and shoes at cost. at n. T.. hellers.
Oranges and Malaga grapes, at CIsgetts.
The incest holiday groceries In town. At
p,wa,ps d10t3
CIosks and .,olmans in great variety, at N.
r. Ks,,.r,s oStf
On to W. v. Nichols for hay, corn, oats,
chnp-feeh, &c o14tH
New Ye.r's ball, Liederkrsns hall, Nom
day. January 2.
Everybody treated well snd fairly dealt
nth At cJapett,s. d1Otf
Pure California. Angelica and imported
Port Wine, at Powelps. dlWs
Hundreds Of useful articles for Christmas
presents, at McCausland's. dlo;S
Be sure and go to Powel's for your Christ
mss candy, fruit and nuts. dloS
A full and complete stock OF everything IN
the grocery line. at Powelps. dlOts
W v. Nichols buys dry hides, and sells
hay, corn, oats. chop-fesd. &c. d24'2
The biggest stock Of groceries in the eoun-
ty. at Clagett's. Come to headquarters.
II YOU want anything good for Christmas,
90 to PowelPs, he keeps nothing but the
best. ulCto
The Domestic Sewing Machine stands at
the head of all. For sale only. at G. u.
Ludwigs'.- oAo'e
A large assortment 81 Bohemian vases.
toilet sets, &c., At Young's China Hall. Lex
ington, BIO. n2o'o
Seal skin satchsls and purses, and hand
some plush albums, at W. G. Hicks. OPP
no.ite the courthouse. d17ts
An elegant line Of cheap hanging and
stand lamps, at Young's China Hall, - Nam
street, Lexington, Mo. n26ts
SILK pocket handksrchisfs for ladies and
gents. from 50 cents to % 80 piece at
Ahrens' Dry Goods Basaar. dit
The best, finest and biggest stock OF candy
Special prices to large buyers. d10tf
Handkerchief bags, toilet goods, odor
stands, d SKIS, albums and . large line OF hol-
iday goods, at Chas. d. RoyIe's. dSCS
Bed comforts very cheap. Hotel and
boarding houses supplied in quantity. at
wholesale prices, at N. E. Ksller's. oeh
Now is your lime to get cheap boots,
shoes, hats and caps. All goods at reduced
prices, until January 1, at Davis + ALI
stsdt's. ddtf
Don't you forget when you want . sew
/ lux WSCuluCs luhb tuo AVAA0 A. oSSs
in the market. For sale by August Egle,
Franklin street. o1Sm4
Christmas presents BY the hundreds, rang.
ing from the low est to the highest prices. at
August Egle's, on Franklin street, two
doors east of Loomis' drug store. Call and
examine, data
o. v. Thornton 4 Co., HfEginsvills, keep
constantly on hand sl styles II Wilcox &
Whites Cabinet Organs, the very best made.
Prices 20 low 10 the lowest. Nothing can
be more appropriate for . nice Christmas
present. dlOd
Having been troubled with . very bad
cough for about two years and having tried
almost every cough mixture that was ever
made, ! have found mono that has given me
such great relief a. Dr.. Bulbs Cough Syrup
and I earnestly recommend 1t to all Afflicted.
Benz. r. Duggan, IA Park Pl. N. Y.
Pat Master H. W. Winsor, last Tuesday
night, installed the following named officers
Of Higginsville lodge, No. S64, A. F. b A.
N. wv. W. Preston, W. NJ; q. P. shradsr,
8 w; C. W. seeper, ]. W.; A. e. Asoury,
treas; ]. 81. stspp, Ssc.; 8. T. Ruhner, 8.
d.; A. B. 4. Lehman, j. D.; b. Wilkerson,
Tyler.
have $3.50 worth OF secondhand CARR.
sgss, roekaways, bugg'ss and spring wagons,
which l offer st cost from this date until the
frat of March, on six and eight months time
without interest, on approved paper. Some
OF this work 10 my own make and will be
warranted. Now is the time to get . cheap
vehicle on easy terms. D. Russell. d24t4
Master Sam. Hays had . very pleasant
birthday party last Wednesday evening.
Among those In attendance were Misses
Mamie Patterson, Bell Webb, Of New York;
; Fsnnis e. Allen, Fannie Stewart, Fannie
Lauchner, Alice Walker, Mary Nicholson,
Ridle Aull; Masters Willie zeiler, Willie
Gratx. Willie Porter, Willie Stewart, Willie
Mars, Luther saunders and Ed. Rylald.
Mrs. O. Francisco, Higginsvills, constant.
ly keeps her stock Of millinery goods full to
OVERCOMING, and sells at the lowest prices
, possible. All the latest styles and novelties or
exhibition daily. Also q full line Of notions,
zephyrs, &c. Plumss are . specially and are
indeed beautiful. She is also agent for the
i best make OF Cabinet Organs. Call and sx'
Q anime her stock and prices before making
your Christmas purchases. d1otf
Richmond Democrat:-sComplaint 10 made
that the portion Of the Lexington road, IL
the city limits. needs work. We hope the
council, one Of whom lives out that way
o will inquire INTO the matter and proceed Il
make such repairs ~ are necessary. 1t is
q duty they owe to the Taxpayers" Will,
you are at it, friend Boyle, urge the power
that be to work the road all the way to tb'
ferry. 1t will prove beneficial to both p!acas
l. The supreme court, last Monday, msd;
public several deuislons of interest In tbi
ounty The cass Of Albert e. Blswltt ss
Sanford +. Smith, appellant, taken up from
this court WAS reversed. This was . case II
d which Blewitt was Imprisoned for not pay
Is ing . judgment for tresspass. He brough
suit and recovered 300 for false imprisou
II msnt. The case involved the constitution
2 ality of such imprisonment. This was d.
pr MED by the lower court but such denial /
reversed by the superior court Judge wn
N Young was Smiths attorney. Williar
A. Gordon, appellant, W.. lafayette county
Affirmed. This was q case IN which Gordo
q. claimed fees a. collector on certain sums th
to process for collection of which was bsgu
h during his term Of Office, but which were co
t, lsctsd by suits against . railroad institute
by the county court. the money when co
b. lected by the attorneys being directly co,
cred into the county treasury. The owe
a court decided for the county, and Its deci
ii ion is sustained by the supreme court. Au
Savings Bank, appellant, W. City Of Lexiut
ton, respondent, reversed and remandst
or This WAS = suit against the city on 81, 300
81, 800 OF warrants. Tn lower court dsci,
TT ed for the city. The supreme court reverse
az that decision, and remands the case for
ns new trial. In the case OF Jas. W. Rarriso
ito W. the Missouri Pacific railroad, the decisio
be In which We printed In full last week. til
court granted the railroad company un,
On January % to die q brief In support Of
motion for rs-hesring.
10 Hundreds OF useful articles for ChrIstm
presents, at AcCausland's. dlOk3
ch Prosecuting-Attorney Blackwell frequeu
re ly receives anonymous communications /
forming him OF violations OF the Lou,
ret license Law in certuin places. OF course
es- csnuot act upon such iuform stiun, simp
: a stances 1t is talked about IN tho nslghbo
hrod concerned, that hs has be on notified
re- violations OF the law and that he will
lie, nothing. An anonymous communication
of not y notification any more than II I. q,
pre- dence. 1t 10 simply nothing at sll-oniy d
yle serving OF huding Its way into the stove.
'lc- prosecuting officer can only seek to enfor