Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-18
next Monday night.

d. KoyIo'6. MAotS
County Grange will meet ct Walnut Row
s~ehoolhouse, Tuesday, April IL. m1ssd
Dimmitts Cough Balsam has given perfect
satlsfaction for 18 years, at Tevis'. m13t2
Pat. Grogsn, . laborer living Ut Alma, was
found between that place and Cerder. on the
18th, on the c. 4 A. railroad track. with his
skull cracked. Was taken to Alma and was
alive ct last accounts, and Of again.
How the hearts Of Q crowd swell and throb
With p,tlIsss hatred against the man who
coughs during the performances a. . THEATRE
WHEN they know hs is too stingy TO invest
twenty-five cents IN . bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup.
Kansas City Times. March A-"LsxinE-
ton rathsr walked 81 With the iion,s snare
Of tbs honors ut the opera house last n.ght.
We are censtrainsd to regard Lexington as
. great musical center. Kansas City must
iook 70 her lAuFels."
Msssrs. krishu / Schmidt, saddlsrs and
harness makers. moved from their old stand
on Pias street, last Monday, 10 the store
room corner Of Ptas and Franklin streets,
formerly occupied by Mr.. Aug. Bsttin. They
have . ans stock Of goods. arc good work.
men and clever gentlemen, snd deserve their
Jul snare Of TIE patronage OF Tue Puoic.
II the managers OF the Missouri Pacific
railroad could cit around the City Hotel .
lew days and hear The abuse showsred
oy travslsrs on their \. u (no Eo) railway,
and ON the Branch frsm here to ssdalis, they
would speedily convert the two into . con.
tinuous broad gauge road with through
passenger trains on It, or tear the things up.
A. they now are thsy are . nuisance TO the
travelling public, and drive Thousands OF
dollars every o to the Wabash and G..
4 A. which naturally belongs to the Mis-
souri, Ps'ias.
The course Of true love provsrbially does
not 'run smooth" 1t seems not to have
dons % ut any rate In the case Of hr. Burk
Doyle ssd Miss Bette, daughter Of our
worthy fsllow-oitzsn, Mr.. Geo. Nsthsreutt.
Of Cor'isr. FSr some reason the young pso-
pie concluded Inst they would have dimcnl.
" In obtaining the consent Of the young
sdl's father 10 their union. 20 on last Sun-
gay night tnsy ran way together to parts
Aiss bstus 10 undsr age, and
her lover ksewisg that he could not procure
. license to marry, 0 her to some 0rstns
Greer. s0pposably Kansas. We hope thxt
ny eD.'' 'IsM u.
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'sosS v s"JoS ses1ssssss. Tne iaoy
s"es's osssls'eG OF masses Lizzie Wiinot
sho Jesse arsnt' OF Lexington hattie
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U1iS s'usos', .. O''sFi ids soiasr' 1t1s
S.'sn'l' nsu' taossn' Laura nays 1ohs
or."s.n' NORA ofansa'' Aiics Mlas' Emma
M'iis' Of tns nsigh0orhood. Tho supper was
we'll served and most excellent. The musie
WAS fufnishsd W Msssrs. Frank Mills and
Geo. Dusah. Mrs.. Jss. isddfsh aud Misc
Emma Wills. fhs receptions committee son
sisted OF. W alter Smith. Walter Graham aud
John Aili'."
Judge Rylsnd closed the late term Of his
court. last w sdnssdsy ansssoon. BY passing
sentence. In = very Impressive msnrsr, up.
on SIX prI,oners. The first one ordered to
stand before the bar Was John Prewirt, q
mulstto. about "a or % years Of age, who
hsd pleaded guilty 10 three charges OF lar.
csnS from dwelling rouse. He sssmsd to
be . premature wreck OF q msn. Young,
bis rspulsivs and brutal features wore q
haggard iook. and his originally staIwsrt
frame was drawn up, % II both we're stamped
with ths effects ot vicious habits. The Judge
properly alluded to the dspravity OF bis
course, and sshlsnssd him to SIX years Ia
the psnitentisry. Next, Mollls .Jopes. q
young colSrsd woman who had pleaded
guilty to isionsously aiding prisoners to
sscsps, was sentsncsd to two years in the
P~enitsaitsry. John Hoimss, . young null
alto Of not bad appearance, who had been
tried BY . jury sud found guilty Of burglary
and larceny, 10 having entered and stolen
goods from Davis b AlIstadt's shoe store,
was sentences 70 8 years In tbs psnitsntiary.
Harry Norman, . white man OF some 81 OF
% Year,, who had pleaded guilty TO forgery
In tbs 3D. degree, 10 two counts, and 10 the
charge OF isl0liously sscspinx from isil,
was then asked BY the judge II be had any.
thing 10 say Why judgment SHOULD not be
passed upon him. he Was the first to speak
In bis own behalf, which he did in modes,
and Becoming terms. He emily spoke IN OK.
tsnustion or his escspe from iail. h s.t.,
that the tools were introduced into IN. ;.,l
without his couniy.ncs. and that thew wsre
used BY bis oomrsde, Wheeler, entirely
that he was ouiy prevented from betrsylne
what IVES going ON by Whssler's threats,
that when the doors were n.siiy opsned he
wss asleep. and that his nion forcsd
him to arise and accompany him. He farther
said that upon both occasions OF Bis srrss,
BY the sheriff Of Dads county, hs had made
no resistsncs. but had ouist,v sn.m,t,sd
not svsn requiring that hs should b, h.ud.
e0fsd. He therefore asksd the Judge, ..Be
- isnisnt with me % you GEN." and con.
cluisd with, 'that 10 all I have to say" Thu
judge sentenced him to six years At hard
labor In the p%euitshtiary. Austin Gates,
turn having come the Judge spoke to him
very 1ssliugly. a having knovn him var.
and - to hts having badly misused good On.
portuuiuss. AUSTIN 10 4 ~vell.known nspro
mss, Of IS or 40 yssrs. brought nm in tha
community, Ne had couIessed 10 ~. ch.r~,
% Of burglary and larceny. and tn. iuav.
sentenced him 70 q penal ssry,tuds Of .,vh,
ye,rs-thrss years for each burpl.ry. two
years for ,hs larceny from k,lisr,s store