Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-23

Ir Won want TO buy town lots q houses,
ali on 4. Winsor i Son. 1851
Fouud-In this city. Wednesday. q srssnbaek
IN. Call here and describe. q
Pure cider vinegar for pickles or for table 9
lss. at Gordon 4 Fulkerson's. a96tf .
A aue line Of oh s,es nuts Of oil kinds for -
bs holidays, at Grundy Ysung's. d2a,2 '
Our merchants have been quite busy for
he past week, selling Christmas goods. :
On. or ali of the three Odessa burglars tried
n nick . hole in the Jail wall. and as they would
,ot designate the guilty ono have all been under !
punishment.
A poor, miserable, pauper negro girl was sent
NJ here from Sedslia, last saturday. apparently
TO get rid of her. As she had neither kith or KIN
here. and was not Q proper charge on this COM
she wss sent back.
The children of the Catholic school will give
concert 1t the church. Tuesday evening. Dec.
Is, to raise money 10 buy an organ. Tho concert
will be under direction of Miss Rose Smith.
Everybody who can. should go ssd helr Aiss
smith to get . new organ. which she deserves 10
have for her faithful work.
City Register Taubman slsswher gives notice
that all due aud past due city bonds ana eou-
pons will be paid on presentation Jan. l. There
AIo oIlll 8OW6 0opU0U VI SAvsooV wy l
but, and what..lo do with them is the next ques'
ton We shall present the situstion regarding
,b.m to our readers As early ~ may be.
Hon. J., Milton Turner will lecture At the
opers house, Monday night, Jan. !, Subject:
.:Tbe negro and his relation to the American
p.onle.,' Mr.. Turner has been minister to LII
IBERIA, and had other good opportunities to see
tho world and study his rsee. and he u = nuent
talker. 10 the lecture will no doubt be interest-
Ing. ~
.observern writes from Odessa: 'Mr
Alkire's little boy wss dangerously hurt, last
Monday, by being run over by . wagon. he was
coming to town with his uncle on Q load OF wheat
sud fell OF, when the wagon ran over him peiofe
1t could be stopped. Mr.. Alkire lives IN norm
johnson county. Our neighbor JACK onoef'
wood was considerable bruised up last Saturday,
caused by his team running away. There will
be = CHRISTMAS tree at the Baptist church for the
Sunday school scholars on Christmas day..
There Is another wedding to come of this week
The dSy IL set aud the psrson spoken Tor; but as
there IL nothing certain till after 1t occurs. we
will withhold their Nance"
Mr., Patrick Lillis was, last Saturday. to take
Mr.. Grit. Buford's horse 70 the country for him
Mr.. Buforl changed his mind and had has horss
nut up. Pat. got how-coms -you-ss. went to thu
rack for his own and Mr.. BIS horse. but unfor'
. ~tunstsly got hold OF two different animals en-
tIrsly. When he came 70. next day. he found
5 he hsd two strange horses. and pretty soon
. warrant came for him, charging him with hsv'
|, ing stolen Nj. Longdon's horse. The othsl
i. animal belonged TO . negro man. ne W.
, brought to town. and released on ball. Hts9ia
IL fixed fer to-day, and lie hopes TO prove II
. facts a. stated above. Meanwhile he NO doub
reflects on the fact that when weak man an
Q "a thar fharA AMANDA n
v entanxliny alliance
The Lexington Transfer Company carried
b Yesterday morning, one hundred and nity-tw
passengers. with nearly - many pieces OF bag
gage, Eity-six TO the Wabash, and nlnety-si
: for the Missouri Pacific. The company trans
> fsrred the whole number Of passengers to thrs
different trains between 4 O'Clock and 6 o'cloci
T. .. M. without q mistake, accident or discoH
h fort 10 Q single passenger. The Eansfer con
70 pany Of Lexington IL justly regarded ~ one
It's boasts. Ali travellers speak Of it - the be
4. westo OF st. Louis. It'll fully equipped with ars
class horses and vehicles. and Is managed in
gentlemsnly, polite and prompt manner. IL
perienced drivers and baggagemsn make q
III usually troublesome matter of . transfer
Agreeable q 1t can well be, and altogether '
Al think ourselves justified by the facts in ssyil
a. that 1t Is one Of the best managed bus lnes
or i the WeSts ana It's cniek en4Ineefs oho. " AooA
% one Of the ~cleverest and most accommodate
gentlemen extant. 90
=. Our faceiious contemporary says: TT
Register publishes more bona Ode local iiel
y. than all the rest OF the county newspapers bunc
nc oil together. There is nothing IN bloYing 20
W own horn. even II you do tell the truth
or Humph! We observe in its last issue eight lO
bal items, in . bunch, IS il were. under the hes
''married,'' ''born," died. every one
lth which was copied from last weeks Intelligs
he. Ger, and there were no others there. The "
enterprislng paper does not seem, up 70 I
" time, to have discovered that the city couu
"" passed several very important ordinances 4
nas .1Eonday ~eek. These. We suppose, are
der bono 1de local items. More-it has not told
)ur readers . word about the compromise OF o
500, 900 worth OF township bonds, for the VI
Mr., GUS townships, during the past Two mont
our These. We suppose. are not 6snn Jsde lo
:. items either. We do observe, though, that
active contemporary, this week, found out
Mr.. Setter had gone down to the river and q
ne up the hill again; and that Mr.. Tripple.t's
'us had broken its leg.