Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-15
a. c,.sstt;s Tor table supplies. IS,

Tho river has been booming this week.
Good goods, and an immense stock, at
son
Don't forget that 7s Franklin street, is tho
to get your feed! "l'tl
j. @. Plattenburg will sellyou goods as low
Is any house in the county. ulm"
Go to j.. O.. Plattsnburg's for stylish aid
fashionable goods In every line. aims
Our stock Of gloves, handkerchief, hosiery
md notions, Of all kinds, very attractive.
eov,s b Nav ul5,4
A cabin belonging to Col. Jos. Davis
burned down lust Wednesday morning. 1t
WAS valued at 5000, and was insured.
George Freshley, who has been detained
10 Jail as insane, Was tried by a jury before
he county court, last Saturday, and WAS
discharged.
Cold and bad weather. this week, inter-
,persea with little dabs Of snow. sleet, rain
sunshine, still peaches seem 10 be alive.
They are having q hard tussle for i~t,thoush'
in many places all round US are killed.
Msssrs. W. H. Ewing & Co. purchased, a
days ago. In st. Louis. a car load OF
broke Illinois harness and saddle hor-
SEES. They are goers. and are for sale st
reasonable prices. Soma of them arc beau
ties. Call early If you want your pick.
The Lexington Coal and Mining Company
incorporated at Jefferson City. Friday
last week, with q capital OF 800 600. The
incorporators ara: 4. s. Hays, A. A. TAI
Chas. E. Norton, Chas. NJ. Hays and
Jas. C. McGrsw. The new company takes
the place OF the old Lexington and Lexlng-
ton &. Kansas City coal companies.
Mrs. N. f. Price has just returned from
the east with q splendid line OF new and
fashionable millinery goods, TO which Sue
invites the attention of the ladies Of LEX
tngton and vicinity, feeling assured that she
can please the most fastidious taste. sue
has also q full assortment OF ladies' and
ehildren's underclothlng. Dressmaking a
specially by competent employees. Every
thing at bed rock prices. alotf
For great bargains III millinery. go to the
New York Millinery Store. opposite the
CITY Hotel, where another large invoice Of
new and fashionable goods has just been
received direct from the eastern markets.
and will be offered ut less than one-half the
prices charged In smaller establishments.
Call and examine styles and prices before
purchxsing elsewhere. Don't forget the
place, the New York Millinery Store, second
door east Of the postofic &c Main street, Lex
inpton. No. a15i1
A st. Louis press dispatch dated April 10.
10 % follows 1.-THE steamer Joe Kinney,
bound hence TO Kansas City. broke a tiller
rope while passing through the bridge
which crosses the Missouri river at Glasgow.
She swung around, struck q pier and stove
in one of her sides. She then drifted down
and sunk to her hurricane roof. just below
the bridge. She was owned by The Kansas
City Packet Company and valued at 1927, 900;
| insured for go, 23O In Cincinnati and eastern
ofics. No lives lost"
The following named gentlemen left for
the Pomme de Tsrre river on q fishing frolte
Wednesday :-Messrs. WIN. b. Hsmlett
Frank X. Tut, VIM. j. Morrison, K. +.
WaddelI, VIM. H. Smith, J. Il. Davis, jim
Anderson. and job L%ongdon, OF the May.
view neighborhood. They had Prof. VIM
Rollins along as chief OF the culinary staff
We are sorry that the weather they hav'
have had has been more conducive to thu
destruction of wet hardware than to thu
allursment Of the fnny tribe.
II 1t be praisew0rthy innocently ant
pleasantly to make chillren happy the ladie
aud gentlemen who prepared the Custer fou
o'clock tea. at the opera house, last Monda.
night, deserve many thaaks. We never Say
u happier children's party anywhere Th'
little folks fairly revelled In good things
and were as full Of fun as their young heart
could hold. There we're . number Of yer.
beautiful things. really articles OF vlrtu
for sale, beside refreshments at very MOD
crate prices. In order to bring them With
reach OF the tiny purses. Everything wa
good and cheap, and everybody seemed t
enjoy them. The totsl receipts were $12I
net receipts about 600, the expenses io
fruit, ice cream, hall, &C., being heavy. TIL
: little ladies' of st. Agnes Guild who Cav
the entertainment. will devote the proceed
to q memorial window In the Episcops
church, In honor OF their little friends WI
: have passed to the other shore. We hop
: tho children Of their Sunday school ma
, have IS pleasant . party every year.
One F. q. Cushmsn, who processes to I
]. travelling for . Chicago costume house, an
, also to be engaged 10 producing IN the tow
, he visits . teulprancec antsts, has got hiu
self Into trouble. Last Tuesday ut Walker
t d., Carroll county, No., he introduced hir
self to Miss Emma dllck, telling her that
Q had Q sick sister In Lexington and desir,
her to come here to nurse her. as she b,
Q been highly recommended to him, offeril
to pay her we'll, &c. Miss Click agreed
d accept the position, and the two came up
e the Wabash train that evening. Arrivil
b ere Cushnan took the young lady TO
n room, and leaving her, registered as H.
d Cushmsn and wifo, Chicago, Ills. Later
10 entered the room whore she was, locked II
door. and made improper propositions
: her, which she rejected. He started to u
- force when tho girl threatened to sore,
t, and alarm the house. At this he desiste
q. but undressed and went to bed, leaving I
8 young lady sitting up, which she did IN
. daylight. when hor prosecutor unlocked t
door. She Immediately took her valise u
is home, as she knew no one here. Cushm
followed her to the express Office, where
es went to make inquiries. andtold her to &c
Is the ferry boat, that he woul meet her the
TT and give her % to take her home. She
OF 10, but after waiting awhile 10 vain return
On up town, and went to the City Hotel WHIT
be she obtained WORK. Cushman In the me
OF time had taken his trunks and sloped to
'st Ne. 2. depot. Mr.. Bishop, the Wab.
It's agent, to whom she partially conided
cal story, put Marshal Crowder or the 81
ho gsntlemsn's track toward evening, 9
fortunately just 10 time to take him L
by custody before the train left. Ills bagga
IA which was checked, he permitted to 60
lp He Is now In jail, and will be tried n
Frs Wednesday before Esquire Callahan. Ii
lie facts sre az the girl states them he will
op- apt to take q room In Col. Willis hotel
ep- &C extended term. Ne seems 10 be d sha
as or. The girl appears to be q good girl
'ty about 20 years Of age.
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Of The Very"
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[, Corset. We are sole agents for the eve
ma. Corset. 1t Is positively unhreakable.
and see It, at WILKER l. MILLER
es,. At A. Wade's, Higginsville, Nj
-
Ing You can now see much the largest stock
furniture ever before In Higglnsville.
d q my Bedsteads, bureaus, Tables, Safes, |
yer room Suits. WsrdrObes, Stand Tab
ny. I)nnhle and Single lnunges are msnufac