Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

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Imported Sherry and Port Wine. at Silver
mans. s29tf
Ii Judge Meet is not there It ain an
show.
William West dishes out the news on tn
Branch now.
HiggiusviIle celebrated the Fourth BY tn
firing of snvils.
Pure Kentucky whisky, at PowelPs 81 8
to d 90 per gsllen. juue1Ot4
John W. BslIsmy has shipped new whes
from Brownsville.
A speciality In old Kentucky Sour MasI
Whisky, at Sill srman'.. a29tf
The I~ntelligencer Is asked. "When di'
Hon. Thomas p. Akers die" April 3. 1877
There was an incipient fire at Winkler'
factory last Saturday. No great damag
done.
Get Boston Betting Company's STANDARD
Betting. at Jorian's Foundry and Maehin
shops. M6tf
Our best soap reduced to five cents q cake
the cheapest soap ia America. Wilker
Miller. jyst2
Orders for wine aud whisky solicited
satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
at Sllverman's. a29tf
River report July 3i-PowelI. up 9th
Powell and Montsna. down, 7th river Ii fee
2 inches, having fallen IL Inches.
.Fouad by Willie Rsthbun q bank bill. thu
owner can have It by proving loss and pay
Ing for this notice. Geo. s. Ksthbun.
Mrs. Augustus Barley gave . number o
her children friendss Fourth Of July pic
mic. They enjoyed 1t amazingly, and ueyel
tire talking of It.
ODESSA had its usual grand Fourth OF Ju.
~ celebration HcR. Xennphon KyIsnt
Blackwell aud oilers.
The lawn party given by The ladies' o
the Christian church at DR.. Temples lssI
Friday night was 10 every way = suecess
Everybody enjoyed the evening. aud Tie
ladies made some $SS.
AltreiJ. Hall, Esq. presented Jus some
very flne potatoes yesterday. They were Of
the Early Ohio Ant shsmrock varieties.
Mr.. Hall says there Is nothing on earth thai
will tqusi the Shamrock,
Aessrs. Wm. Greer M Jas. 4. Gladdist,
OF the Auhviils nsighl,orheod, have been
cutting thek wheat With headers, threshing
1t directly from theh headers, aud chipping It
from AullyiiIe to st. Louis. This is quick
work.
Mr.. David Russell has turned out soms
beautiful buggtes recently, Que OF the neat
est jobs being for Mr.. stephen g. Went
worth. There IL not . better carriage maker
any whore 10. all this hrosd- land than is
Dave Rassell. His jobs are neat, and they
last slwsys.
Our Tsbo correspondent writes under date
OF June ss:-"No deaths, marriages or SICK
ness. Big rains here Monday and Tuesday
ground so wet wheat cutting . drag. Wheat
all ripe some badly tangled ; some down.
Some oats nat IN the grOund,, also some
meadows. Sometime ago the cry was bugs
now the cry is yet! welt We are never
saii.fisd. Corn here looks well where plough.
cd both ways lat aud bottom land tout and
drowned out. Rye good. Vegetables plsn-
tiiul. One or two more rains and corn pillow.
Ing IL DONE"
Odsssa, Lafayette county, Herald I've
bad the pleasure IN Tuesday Of meeting
Alex. Graves. Esq , Of Lexington. He was
10 the city Misunderstanding and .sich,' and
from sIi appearances We would suppose that
he was y candidate tor s0me Office, yet he
has not brsn formally 10 announced in the
papers. Mr.. Grsves' particular friends In
part OF the county are very enthusiastic
fer him TO come Out tor y canvass for con-
gross. and ass ri thst he IL able to carry tbs
county by = Large N ,tority, aud u he should
tins; bis great Popularity 10 J. ksOn county
would in.ure his nomIasttO,. and, Il nomi-
mated, no man IN the ulsl,,vt eau poll ss
% any votes. Tht. Is saying great deal tor
, man as young ~ he, though he IL not
young In practice or experiences"
Independence Progress. July I AT
about 8 o'cio.k / st Thursdsy morninx, quite
j large number OF trtsnus an j acqualnlvnces
Df Hiss Theress Hunters gathered Ut the
Catholic CHI .lrrh, IN this city, the occasion
being the marriage OF this fair young lady
10 Mr. Nathaniel Winters. The ceremony
periOrmei by Father Fitzgerald In .
very Impressive msnner. The attendants
we're Miss Maggie ON .iity and Mr.. Patrick
Lyons, both Oi Lexington. Alter the cere-
the happy couple anu attendants im-
medtaiely took carriages au.i repaired TO tbs
'estdence OtSJ F.. Hunters, on Lhs corner of
snd Kansas streets, where they
Min ate frieHds. snd u shO i" er ui r0ngratu.
|ati"ns snt y uumher OF very handsome
p~ressats ~.r1 hestOw Ell upon III, u. After
several h0lirs ~ pleasant converse.
lion aLd iu'iuigirg IN u lu xuriOus dinner the
nswly 10 .rrlsd couple lett on the $40 west
afn b0un.f train tor 81. Jnseph, where they
VIII Remain several 'isya, aud tr"m ILers will
return I" Lexington, thsIr future home. The
Progress. with y numi,er u tho youny
couples friends sxtsud to them cong slula.
and best Wishes tor SUCCESS AMI happi-
ness all along the pzthwt ~ 10 HE. We also
sxts d our thanks tor their kin.I remen.-
brsnce OF the priut.r."
Tn U ie,ss Hcra.i Of last week SAWS on
me bosd Question -" A,t-r giving the sub
0i v"si,g Ia accept lib. cOinproin,se thst
I'D re, iuii t. ,nsIderaiiOn, We be-
|isse thu people sail saie for q compromise.
II Ii true that 81 tar ut Heuirr.0n coutrols
Sni-s-R.r bonds, II Is but small, Onlv
about $3 0OO. mi We believe 10 W. vote 10
accept The proposition We Will stand ON Q
better. moral sad 4II.able ground Than we
would u we would not do It. We would
have the mIral Int1d.hce Of those no sub
0ittsd their old bonds tor new onrs 1t the
rAtes propssnd-3O cent. for bonds md 3.A
ssnts for bonds ia judgments. Rather than
an aggressive hghl ng alnst tn. peo-
pie. the bondnoIder wouid probably finally
accept. and u they did not, we could feel y
ustldcation 10 being willing TO meet them
Isr more than half way. We hops thst our
:ttizrns will consider this subject Wall be.
lore acting, aud II n vote Is taken 1t will lie
by Tue cOunty court on Q pstliion
rom the taxpayers. snd that petition should
- aiarge Que 10 show the feeling In advance.
SOON ~ the early harvest Is completed let
ne people move In 1t. We are placed be.
Tween two hard alternatives, aud must Nc.
sept one OF them. IL had better he done
gracefully and with steady steps, and with u
|ull Diet, rminaiiOn that We Will never do
better unless forced to 1t, aud let Il he 80 I'M.
by the creditors, aud thai II forced
10 1t, II will be y hard road for them to tray.
81" The Hsrald's view seems to US to be
Lhs correct one.
The Eiehmond Conservstor recent. SAID I:
1.-THE Chicago. Burlington Il Kansas City
road has been completed to Cunningham, on
the Wsbs.h rosd, aud It will be pushed to
Kansas City NJ speedily as dollars and mus.
combined with brains and steam can do
10. From fhs outlook II will pass through
Ray county and the hr'ile Wscsnds offers
Inducements that must prove potent in its
permanent locstiou." Ia which the Carroll.
ton Journal adds FROM the best aud most