Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-01

Go to Powelrs for all kind Of salt ant
canned fish. Junelot4
The largest stock of old Kentucky whisky
.t s1lverman,s. a29tf
Sell your old iron as Jordsn's Foundr,
and Machine Shops. m6tf
10. Plsttenburg will sell you goods IS Low
- any house In the county. aims
60 to J. Q. Plattenburg's for stylish ant
fashionable goods In every line. alma
0entlemen's alpaca, mohsir and liner
coats and busters at half price. at McCaus
lands. junss4tf
+ Charley websr's Ice cream saloon is nov
In full blast. Young lsdiss, don't lot the boy
forget It. jyltt.
Eight pounds dns Rio coffee for one dol
lar. ut Adam Toeppe's, Franklin street. Lex
ington, No. my2sm2
Joe Meyers. cololsd, has just repsintet
aud otherwise much improved his cottage
on North street.
C.. Ben has painted tue front Of his Office
. deep red. He says this means war to th'
kulfe. y broad gauge road, prosperou'
agents, sud general prosperity. That Il
good enough.
The Wabash, st. Louis 4 Pacific BY. vii
sell tickets. July 3rd sna 4th between si
stations, good to return on July 9Th ut QUE
fare TOR the round trip. For particulars IN
quire Of N. q. Bishop agent.
Tue Mis.oHri Pacific Railway Co. will sell
tick sts to any point on their road within
one hundred aud fifty miles OF Lexington al
two cents per mile each way for round trip
Tickets good going on Sd and 4th and re-
tursing ON the 9th OF July.
Messrs. e. Wiasor 4 Son have moved intu
their new Office next door to the Lexington
Savings Bank. 1t 10 . very pretty, .comfor'
table aud copysaient room, snd the geItls.
men will b. glad to see all their old friends
there snd % many new ones 70 will favor
them With = call.
Those who attend Coup's Great Shows.
whsn they arrive. should not neglect tbs
Annex 10 charge of Mr.. Hager. 1t contains
many curiosaties aud wonders which could
not he crowded Into the big show. and which
are exhibited for . very ANAL price Of sd'
MISSION, barely enough to dsfrsy the expense
Of transportation. etc.
Ohver Hughes. . negro man who has been
in trouble before. but who always managed
TO get out In zone way, seems to be just now
In . quite serious scrsps. Mrs.. James Nc.
Kean alleges thst on last Saturday night
about 8 O'Clock, Oliver catered her dwelling
house, and that she awaked and found him
In her room not more than Q foot frvm her
bed. On her enchanting 1t bis presence shs
says % became alarmed aud began to ssk TO
b excused for being there, saying that be
had made . mistake In the house. or some.
thing to that eject. The lady rays she knows
him WE'LL he having bssa her nsighbor for
eight or nine years, aud that she recognized
him by his cIothing o voice. her Oldest
daughter also recognized him. Mr.. Mexican,
who 10 mail agent ON the Branch to Sedalia.
10 absent at night. The motive OF the In
trusioa Ii supposed 10 have been larceny, %
Mrs. Mexican wss kuoWn to have 70.
csivsd . small sum OF msnsy during the DAY.
Oliver lad y preliminary trial before Esquire
Callahan. Monday and was bound over IN the
sum OF $500 to appear before the next grand
jury, In default OF which he was sent TO jail.
His dsisnss is an sIibi. part Of the time be.
ing Tor ~ havisx been passed In
family prayer.
In The North American Review for July,
tha leading articls 10 = Proroun I snd syn.
pathetic study OF "Emerson - Poet" by
Edwin p. Whippis. The author has scarce.
~ . word 10 say sboue iorms and modes Of
expression. snd cnserfully comedies that
Emerson bad c0mRsnd only Of two or three
metres; but hs brings ali the Of
hrs extraordinary critical sca.nsn 10 prove
thit as = SEER. ~ one who h.. Intuition oil
the deeper truths Of nature aud The moral
universe. 10 short, rs = Qo.l IN the highest
sense OF the word, Emerson must take rank
with the greatest gentusrs Of Ill lims. 10
'sHydrsulic Psessure In ~ all Street." q
writer who ,wtthhoids hi. name but who
msniisstly Is ne Lovtcs. exposes many Of
the tricks and devices by means OF which
fictitious values xre created. D the unwsry
lured tally 70 ruin. Desire Chsrnsy con.
tributes the eleventh article In the series On
The Runs Of Central America, and records
the cr0WninE triumph OF bis exploring ex.
peditIOn, namely The discovery of I great
ruiusd city ~ lhe hsthrrtO ~unrxplorsd
eona,ry Of the i.acsndoues, Guatemala.
There are Two pspers on ths civil services
question: 0us.' tue Things Which Remain. -
by Hail Hamilton, Mo iabols 10 relieve tbs
civil ssrvics from the aspsrsions cast up.
on u on sccOuM OF GuIttAu's crime; the
9th er, '.lhe Business OF Otire-Seekihg," by
Richard Grant Whlte. whO forcibIy poi
trays uhe uinrt Il Ills that come from the
perennial slrus gle ior place. FINALLY, Fran.
cis Aarisn Crawford, sou OF the eminent
American sculptor, writes Of - False Taste
watch srt culture might be developed un.
der the conditions Ut life existing In the
Uuitsd States. The Review IL tor sale by
booksellers aud newsdesIrrs generally.
The 24tn day OF Juao Is . masonic cere.
mOnisl d.y. 1t Is tue anniversary OF 81.
John the Baptist. Que Of the greatest 0i the
ancient Christian patrons uf masonry. IL Ia
by masonic lag M. anniversary, aud Is sp.
propristcd by many lodges throughout ths
world 10 tnstsi' The otieers Of lodges aud
engage IN festivities tits .isy was csle.
brsted. last Saturday, by Dover Lodge. No.
ASSs ioSosSo ~ W SoC SuoboiiStbOu "
IT, 0ttleers INVITATIONS hsh previously been
sent 10 tue difereht u. yes VI the c0unty IN.
Wiling their members 10 he Present AMI
participate Ia the ceremonies Of the orcs-
sion. Al II o'clock the Procession made It's
Appearance from the lodge room. and with
che Dover band In front. proceeded to tue
Presbyterian church, where u large audience
OF the citizens VI Dover aud Vicinity had NJ.
sembied TO witurss the beautiful and i'm.
pressiye ceremony Of instaHslion. Psst.mss.
ter Cyrus Osborn, who many years sxu war
one Of the most dsv0tsd members Of tue
order . one OF the most active In prOmot.
Ing lis Interest, aud who thlrty-thres years
ago org .n,zsi this lodge. was present aud
was selected 10 install tbs ofi:ers. The FOL.
lowing officers were presented and Installed
Louis Ligon. W. II ; u. b. CARBON, 5. w.
John Price,J W.; Heyman Wshl. Treas; K.
T. koonsz, SEE. ; Jas. T.. Clayton, s. D..
DAVID slu.her, J. D.; and Mr.. AOIe, Tyler.
After the installation Hon. X=n. Kyispd, Pas,
Grand Master, wHs introduced and deliver.
pirate to the occasion. His address truly aud
correctly presented some Of the great moral
principles which form the basis Of Free.
: .sonry. In clear AMI beautiful language,
and Was delivered III an impressive spd for.
chile style. that excited the admirallou Of MI
who heard him. rhe procession was Their
re-formed.a accompanied by the ~citizsns,
marched 10 the beautiful grounds adjoining
the town tnst had been selected for the pic.
mic. Soon y sight Was witnessed here ths,
Was m Isl sgrsssble. In many places GU tas
green sWsrd, shaded from the heated raw,
o. ths midday sun BY the forest trees, tht
white hnsn Was spread IN PREPARATION fol
the bounteous supply Oi sdlnlss that had
been prepared: and from eSery uinrtev