Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-15
Weeklp gntelligenfet.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.


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& Fuikerson's. MILNE
..r IT fancy hay, Just received, at Y,
Er,nrun .,rest. a15tf
Fine baskets, full line, at Grimes q Vena-
bie's, jewelers.. aio'4
Call on Clsgett, he has the goods to suit
.,o s..rca ,,a,es. astf |,
MIR. b. Kramer is putting q new tin roof
on the ell OF his house.
j.. Q. Plattenburg will sell you goods % low
as any house In the county. alma
Go to j. @. Plattenburg's for styiisn ana
fashionable goods In every line. aimo
California fruit and the best OF canned
vegetables, fish, DC, at Clagetts. ssa
For cheap aueensware and glassware, 60
to Adam Toeppe, 81 Franklin street. Hm3
The thermometer tumblsd dow to p de-
grees above zero, last Monday night.
Sewing machines, bird cages. pictures,
cheap. at Grimes Il venable's, Jewellers. At
We pay the highest market price for all
kinds of country produce. Gordon q bu-
ford j21tf
Now ia the time to secure choice In white
and ecrue lace curtins and bed sets. at koyle
4 News. siot4
For the best sugars and cofees, rs cheap
as the cheapest. go to Adam FoepPe, "a
Franklin street. I4nS
The dates of Mr.. DeBernardi's appoint.
ments In this county will be ound In this
issue OF the I%ntelligencer.
Grimes s. Venabie have painted up their
store, inside and out, and 1t now presents .
very attractive appearances.
The circuit court adjourned ever last
night until Monday morning. the judge hav-
ing to go home on important business.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Thomas has gone into the
grocery business at kidwsips old stand on
Franklin street, where no will be glad TO
see his friends and the public.
The census OF the Odessa school district
shows. white males, 80; white females, % ;
colored males, 2; colored females. s. Total
white, It's ; total colored. 8; grand total,lsO.
The following named officers have been
Installed for the ensuing term BY Orion
Lodge, No. As. 1. o. o. f.: N. W. Billiard,
N. g.; A. 3. Leard, v. g.; Jas. Edelin,,
Sec; Morris Gratz, TT.
MIR. Chalmers Wood has put . wire fence
around his premises near the C. +. College.
The fence has seven strands Of galvanized
barbed wire, and ia warranted to turn oil
Kinds OF stock.
Mr.. j. A. Graham continues as agent for
the great Mccormick Harvester. Twlne
Binder and other machinery manufactured
by this %welI.known house. His location Tor
this wear is on Franklin street. opposite the
brewery. alto
We take pleasure 10 informing our read.
ers that by enclosing q three.csnt stamp to
Foster, Milburn & Co., Buffalo, n. T., they
can secure. free, q set Of their fine lthogrsph
picture cards, which are an ornaments to any
housebola. a16t1
Our department OF staple goods including
bleached muslin, brown muslin, also cassl.
meres, Jeans. cottonades and linen goods for
men and boys wear. will be kept complete
during the season at lowest pricss,at Ahrsns'
Dry Goods Bazaar. sStf
Mr.. VIM, G.. Neale, Of Dover township,
captured q large grey eagle, . few days
since, in his yard by breaking Its left wing
1t measured Z feet and 1 inch from tip to tip
OF wings. Its talons are enormous, and III
carrying capacity about 40 pounds.
The rurner-Clagett contested election
case was taken up the first thing after dinner
yesterday, and was only fairly begun whsr
the court adjourned over, last night, until
Monday morning. Mr.. Turner becoming re-
drsctory while q witness Judge Slrothel
tined him SO for contempt OF court.
Mr.. Nelson Maclean has bssn elected Is
SCISSOR Of Ellsworth township, Ellsworth
county, Kansas, though he Is Q democrat
and there is q republican majority there
which is good evidence that the Lafayett
county boy stands well with the psopl
among whom he lives.
Chicago Times, April II :-''If . portion
of the recent appropriation can be seeure'
for the purpose, Captain James White hope
TO put on the Alton road . fast mail train be
tween Chicago and Kansas City. 1t woul
be necessary to leave here early In the morn
ing and make quick time to Roodhouss, Ill
to connect with the train from St. Louis I
Kansas City, gaining twelve hours over th
present facilities"
An exchange fa%cetiously observes !"fh
only real money-making business In To
world is the newspaper business. There
positively no outgo /; 1t Is sll income. .Papt
makers. editors. reporters, printers, tyr
founders, carriers, press makers and
hands just give their wares and services {,
the sake OF running q newspaper. This
why it is SO delightful a pleasure for Q new
paper proprietor to further oil schemes
all people for the mere asking"
Prof. ID. r. McAnally, Of the State III
gerslty, will deliver a lecture, tonight,
the Methodist church on 'Our Engll
Words-Their History aud Usss." PIT
McAnaliy is professor Of English In I
University, 4 gentlemen Of much eultu
and many attainments, and the lecture "
no doubt be q very interesting one. T
three female seminaries and Wsntwor
Academy will be In attendance. The Pu
lie is invited. There will be no charge I
admittance.
To No. P. L. Z. Agents-You will not
ceive or receipt for freight until It 10 mark
and the proper shipping directions
furnished In writing. Agents will not all'
freight for shipment to be stored or left
their depot, or on the company's grour
until 1t Is ready for shipment and the prof.
shipping direction are furnished. s. Frir
G. +. A. The above Instructions will be
forced, and all shippers will govern the
selves accordingly. Blanks furnished
depots or at city ticket office. sSt
Lewis h. Day, Esq. OF Wellington, J
on the steamer +. II. Durfee, last year
large shipment OF wheat, WOOL &C.,
which he had 81, 500 insurance 10 the
.chanlc's u Traders Insurance Co., OF N
York. The company refused to pay the
surance. The notice OF shipment being
in transmission. they claimed prevented
insurance being effected. Mr.. DAY sued
the case was tried in the circuit court,
week, before q jury, resulting In Q verdic
favor of Mr.. Day for the full amount. J
Blackwell and Wallace b Chtlss we're
Days attorneys, and Dir. McKsighsn. Of
Louis, and x. Ryland, Esq, appeared
the company.
st. Louis Republican ION looking
the photographs of jesse James he wa
once recognized by the employees OF the
ington Ferry Company and by 3 gsntlel
of Lexington Ms u person who frequel
crossed the river tb.re, sometimes 81
south. One day the gentleman referred
asked the pilot of the fsrryboat who he
and be replied that he dad not know
name but had often crossed him. On on
the trips he was observed to have on
sIx.shooters 10 his belt, and had another
and a belt full OF cartridges on the hor
his saddle. Several persons examined
belt, and when doing so the owner watt
them closely. The gentlspaan referre
was In the army with Jesse at the Begin
of the war, when both were boys, but
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