Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-29
Go to CIagett's for table supplies. sStf
Rock beer Jsy, next Monday, at Turner

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Go to Clagett's for table supplies. asst
Book beer day, next Monday, 1t Turnel
: hall.
Whisky from 81 SO per gallon up, at Sill
verman's. s2slf
Good goods, and an immense stock, al
Clagett's. astf
The German Catholic church is receiving
q neat little cupola.
Excursion train leaves Narrow Gusge de.
pot Tomorrow, 8 q. N.
a speciality in old Kentucky Sour Mash
Whisky, at Sil, srman's. u29,f
10. Plat,enburg will sell you goods rs low
as any house In the county. alma
Just received q very handsome line OF
psrasols, at RoyIs Il News. a15t4
Go to j. Q P~lattenburg's for stylish and
fashionable goods in every line. aims
California fruit and the best Of canned
vegetables, fish, BE-, at Clagett's. aSN
81 buys y good pair shoes on another
string. at Allstadt, CbiDn s. Co.'S. s22t3
The latest styles Of fur aud straw hats, at
q. Sinausr's, Star Clothing Hous-. a22l3
lJhTS6 duu ITcSu StOCA VI CbuulcS JUS
ceived and for sule cheap. at Clsgetts. II
Sewing machines, bird ages. pictures.
cheap, at Grimes Il Venahle's, Jewellers. It
Ladies' fine shoes and slippers u specially.
at the boss shoe house OF Allstadt, GhInn
II Co. a22t3
The largest and best selected stock of
chlldren's suits at II .S~Inauer's Star Clothing
House. ai223
Photographic views Of the great cyclone
at Brownsville, for sale at T. u. Saunders
Art Gallery. a22t1
New sty les OF watches and jewelry, just
received, at Grimes & Venable's, Jewellers,
Lexington, Mo. aI5t4
A full stock Of dry goods and groceries,
boots, shoes and hats, just received, at Jno.
p. Hlcksm & Co.'S. a22.3
The latest hobbs In straw hats aud low
button, lace or ties In gents shoes, at ALI
stadt, Chinn & Co.'S. s22t3.
A new lot of choice fish, at Clagett's, such
IS msckerel, white fish, Holland herring
and Russian sardines. sStf
The Lexington Male Quartette seems to be
IN demand. They have received two invita-
lions. quite recently, to sing In concerts at
Kansas City, and they have agreed to sing
1t Aullville, May 8. for the beneht Of the
Ladies' Missionary Society Of that place.
Some person who can hardly be called =
human being, and who 10 too mean to live,
cut of four eleander trees, on Tuesday
night. on the porch OF Mr.. Schafsrmeyer's
residence; ono OF the o%lesnders was in
bloom. He also damaged the large oleander
In front Of Mr.. Gslsr's saloon, by cutting OF
the bark. The sum Of $40 will be given for
Information which will lead to the arrest OF
the person or persons.
In the North American Review for May,
Carl Schur. treating Of '.Psrty Schisms and
Future Problems' presents . very able
parties to-day. 1t Is written 10 . fair and
philosophical spirit and deserves TO be read
by all persons who are students OF political
economy and who appreciate the weakness
aud power Of political parties to carry out
their views. "Days with Longfellow, by
Samuel Ward, contains personal rsminis-
cences OF the beIovrd poet just deceased,
extending over q period Of forty.dve years.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. In an article en-
ssssoo oooo /
seeks to prove that the objections brought
against the Bible by modern unbelievers are
based upon . misconception Of the trus in
tent and scope OF the sacred volume. Lieut.
enant-Commander Gorringe writes Of ''The
Navy" with abundant knowledge OF ils
needs. and with \ degree Of frankness a.
most, II not quite, unprecedented IN the
naval service. W. H. Msliock. the we'll.
known English essayist, In the FIRST Of .
series Of Conversations with . Solitary"
very ingeniously contrivss to put the advo-
the defensive. Finally, Gail Hamilton con-
tributes a paper, ''rhs Spent Bullet" In
which science. the pulpit and the law sre
taken to task for the part they respectively
played In the Guiteau- fairfield tragedy.
A gentleman In the county who sometime
ago lost over 20 valuable sheep BY dogs, asks
the 1ntslltgsncer how he must proceed 10
requires the assessor to list all dogs over the
age Of three months and make q return OF
the same to the county clerk. Every s'own-
er, keeper or harborer'' Of q dog is taxed
one dollar for one male dog. and two dollars
for one female dog, and for each dog more
than one,iwo dollars. In counties not under
township organization the collector pays
the Resultant amount Of tax into the county
treasury. 1t is made the duty OF the county
treasurer to pay tho same out TO 'the own.
srs of sheepln their respective counties, who
shall make proof to them before the first
Monday in March in each year, OF loss Of or
injury to sheep by dogs, other than their
own. the full amount OF loss or injury 80
proved. II there are funds sufficient TO pay
the IN II there be not sufficient funds to
pay such loss or injury in full, then the
ownrrs Of sheep so sustaining loss or injury
as aforesaid, and making proof thereof ~ In
this act provided, shall be paid out Of such
fund in proportion to bis or her loss or In |
jury, his or her pro rata share thereof. Sec
ond, II there be- u balance OF such funds In
the hands OF said township or county treas.
urers after paying the losses and Injuries
sustained as Aforesaid, and the fees given
for services under this act. such balance
shall be paid into the public school
fund of the county. Section l.. For
the purpose oil ascsrtaining tbs value Of
all sheep killed or injured by any dogs not
owned. kept or harbored b. the owner Of
such sheep. any person having sheep killed
or injured rs aforesaid. may notify the near
est justice OF the peace who can b found, |
OF such loss or injury, within twenty-four |
hours after such loss or injury 10 discovered,
and thereupon the said justice Of the peace
shall Immediately summon three disintersst. |
ed men. being ireehOlders, a. appraisers, |
who, alter being first sworn by the said
Justice Of the peace, shall make . true and |
correct estimate, IN writing. signed by them,
of The number Of the sheep killed or In.
jured by dogs. a. Tar ~ they may be able 10
ascertain the same, and the amount Of the |
damages sustained by the owner thereof. |
The said Justice Of the peace shall receive
from the said appraisers their estimate a.
aforesaid, aud attach thereto his certificate. |
certifying That the said appraisers were duly |
sumusoIsd snd sworn by nim upon the sp.
pllcation 9f the owaef OF the sheep killed or
injured. or on the application OF the agent
VI such owner, which estimate and csrti6-I
cate shall, within i've (5) days thereafter, be |
4led witb ibe treasurer OF the county, and !
the SAID estimats upd rerilGcste, when 80 |
h'ed' shall be sufficient eyideBSs Of lsss OF !
damage by dogs ~ aforesaid, aud the fund |
Aforesaid, IN the hands OF the county treas.
prer, shall te paid tbersupon on the first OF
March IN each yeaf as 4ereinbsfora provided. |
Bee. B. The summon meniioped ln the pre-
csding SECTION shall specify the tim and
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