Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1882-04-08
aveeklg gntellige''fer.
orrICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Old settlers meeting next Tuesday.
County Grange, Odessa, April IL. altd
Country ua,:on wanted, at Clsgetts. II
Circuit court Is in session, Judge StrotheE
presiding.
Landreth's Fresh Garden Seed, at Gordon
& FulkersOn's. mllm2
Four O'Clock tea at the opera house next
., Monday evening.
Call on Ciagstt, he has the goods to suit
the scarce times. sSlf
John Goodwin, Esq, WAS elected school
director at Alma.
10. .Piattenburg will sell you goods - low
as any house iu the county. a1ms
Remember the Episcopal ehildrsn's tss
party next Monday evening.
Go to J. @. Plattenburg's for stylish and
fashionable goods in every line. almS
California fruit and the best Of csnasd
vegetables, fish, DC, at Clagetps. asa
The lafayette county medical society will
meet at Higginsville Monday next.
Encourage the ehildrsn's Easter tea party,
at the opera house next Monday evening.
For cheap queenswars and glassware, 60
to Adam Toeppe, "a Franklin street. fans
Wepay the highest market price for oil
kinds Of country produce. Gordon + Bu-
ford. jzli
River feet inches above low water
mark. Steamer Fannie Lewis was due last
night.
Mr. John w. Price was elected director 10
. 4 hNn
range %.
new lot of choice fish, at Clsgett's such
as msckerel, white fish, Holland herring
and Russian ssrdines. aStf
Freight must come on time. No freight
other than car lots received after o'clock
p. m. C. B. Russell, Agent. aSt$
Mr.. Charles A. Morrison, OF the Excel
Foundry, wants two good, stout. healthy
boys, from l6 to Is. to learn trade. m18u
-Four O'Clock teas are all the rage In the
east. Attend the first one to BE- given in
Lexington at the opera house next Monday.
The County Grange will meet, Tuesday,
April IL, at Odessa. instead Of ct WALNUT
Row schoolhouse % heretofore announcsd.
A lady writing to friend here from Kan
sas City. April 8, said, "Small-pox 10 oil
around US forty cases and I've deaths yes
terdsy."
Evan s. Young, Jr., lost, last Wednesday
night, either In or nssr the City Hotel, .
twenty dollar bill, for which he will give
reward OF i've dollars 70 the nnder.
=. Wanted-A steady, sober working man
with small family wants . farm to work on
ehares. Best references. Can furnish .
nd toS uatf n Il nh
A large and beautiIuI Ice Of dress priuts
Is always pleasure to show. these will be
kept up during the season. aud always ct
lowest prices at Ahrsns' Dry Goods Bazaar.
Lost or stolen, last week, In this city, Q
black ana tan pup, months old, belonging
to q lady who priced it very highly. Two
dollars reward. Call 1t c. Z. bsllard's
lumber yard.
We haze just time to announce that
large lot OF new and fashionable millinery
was received at the New York Millinery
Store yesterday. Call aud see 1t. Full par
ticulars next week.
You can enjoy yourselves without spend
Ing much money, and encourage the little
ones, at the Easter tea party At tbs opera
house next Monday evening. Take your
supper there tor quarter.
The school election in the Lexington dis
frfct, last Tuesday, resulted In the election
OF Ethan Allen and Alexander h. HcFaddsn.
Mr.. Allen received l39 votes, and Mr.. Nc
Fsdden l45 votes. There was NO opposi- |
tion.
Mr.. j. A. Graham continues - agent for
!. the great Mccormick Harvester, Twlne
2 r. -
by this well-kuown house. His location for |
this year is on Franklin street. opposite the |
brewery. alta
Our department Of staple goods including |
blsachsd muslin, brown muslin. also eassl.
meres. jeans. eottonades and linen goods for |
men and boys wear. will be kept complete |
during the season at lowest priess, 1T Ahrsns' |
Dry Goods Bazaar. sStf
Pupils from Miss Finley's room, I'd ward, |
gaining % per cent in March reports: Annis
NickoIs, Rosa Gehnsr, Carrie Wels. John |
Baehr. Hugh Speers, Hattie Bowen. Fannie |
Jones, Annie Becker, Otto Primer, Willie
Weber and Carl Hoffman.
Messrs. Nlppsr h Boyd, two popular and |
reliable gentlemen Of Howard county. have |
gone into the grocery and provision busi. |
ness at Higginsvllle. They como highly |
recommended as business men and gentle. |
men by the Fayette Advertiser.
We ask the especial attention Of our read |
ers In the central part Of the county to the /
advertisement Of Mrs. Chas. Francisco, |
which will be found In smother column. |
From personal examination OF her stock |
we can cheerfully indorss all she has said |
therein.
( As will be seen elsewhere by an advertise |
ment Mr.. Il. b. Vaughan withdraws from |
the firm Of Jesse 4 Vaughan, grocsrs, and |
Mr. Grundy Young takes his place In the |
business. MIR. Young 10 An old citizen Of the |
county, in every way worthy Of confidence, |
and we cheeriuliy recommend the firm to |
the public.
The Intelligencer has been overrun with |
lob work for q week or two past. Good /
workmanshiD, reasonable prices, aud prompt |
attention seems to please our customers. |
Our three steam presses have been kept |
busy, but we are not ready to cry "HoId
euoughp' The faster Il comes In the more |
we will add to our facilities.
The municipal election st Odessa, last J
Tuesday, resulted In the selection BY the |
voters Of the following named gentlemen ss
their council :-E. D. Rawlings, A. ".
Stephens, ID. G. BsEgerly, l.. 4. smith aud |
a. b. Tunstai. Tbs mayor is elscted by |
this board. Mr.. RswMsgs will In oil probs- |
bility be reelected at the nszt meeting.
To Mo. p. Il. K. Agents-You VIII not re- |
ceiye or receipt for freight until 1t is marked |
and the proper shipping directions are
furnished In writing. Agents will not allow |
freight for shipment to be stored or left 10 |
their depot, or on the company's grounds |
until 1t is ready for shipment and tue proper
shipping direction are furnished. 8. Ffink. |
G. +. A. The above Instructions will be On. |
forced, and all shippers will govern them. |
:. .seives accordingly. Blanks furnished at
J depots or at city ticket Office. ast8
The school election In the Msyview dis |
trict last Tuesday resulted In the election of |
John. ". White, &. NJ. Taylor, Thos. BAx-
ter, Hezekiah Waterhouse and Thos. n. |
Chinn. The contest was quite an animated |
one. The ticket known ss the corporation |
ticket,' was elected with the exception of
Mr.. Chinn, who Is anti-coIporation. Ths
vote was q close one, every man In town
: but one voting. 1t Is claimed by some that |
Mr.. Chinn is Ineligible, not having lived in
the district II months.
The American Newspaper Directory which |
will he issued next month by Geo. p. Rowell
& Co., OF New York, will coutain the names
of 10, GIL periodicals In the United States and
which Is gain Of $40 In the