Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-14

A. v. Robinson & Co.'S new roller mill is
In full blast, and is now making Extra Fancy
Roller Flour. jan20tf
Mr.. B. r. Ireland will soon move out to
the Beck place, in East Lexington, which he
bought some time ago.
A large assortment of the latest STYLES Of
window shades, just from the factory, put up
to order. C. G. Ludwigs'. apr14mS
If you want carpet, step into Corbitts
Furniture Store (second foor), and select
from his mammoth stock, Odessa. flems
Clocks-eight-day, one-day with or without
alarm, of all styles and best makes, from $1.25
each to $50 each, at Grimes & Venable, jew
elers. m2Atf
A.V. Robinson 4 Co., have just completed
their extensive repairs on their roller mill,
and are now turning out the best -four they
ever made. jan20tf
Don't forget that the old reliable A. c. NJ.
Bird is still selling the best sewing machines
at lowest prices in Odessa. Office next door
south of the bank. apr1aml
800 Rewards offered for any case of
Catarrh that can't be cured with Halps Ca
tarrh Cure. Taken internally. Price Is
cents. Sold by c. W. Loomis. janl3m3
Customers are requested to visit our store
early, and remain and compare goods and
prices, before going elsewhere to make selec-
tions. Our stock Is the largest and best in
the county. Davis 4 Allstadts old stand,
B. A. I'm. J. Chinn. apr14tf
s. B. g., writes from Slater:-sMr. More
head in the suburbs Of town sold, recently,
his we'll improved farm of 2Oo.acres for e, 900.
Miss Alice Smith and Miss Matte Hendricks
spent last Sunday In Slater. :. The Baptist
festival In Blackburn was grand success"
We now have all of the latest and finest
styles Of shoes and hats, and the largest and
best stock to select from anywhere this side
of St. Louis. We cordially invite everybody
to call and see for themselves. Buford and
Man. Chinn, Davis & Allstadt's old stand, Lex
ington. Mo. m31d
The suit of Mrs. 8. A. Rine, Of Blackburn,
against the C. & A. railroad, for $1,000 dam
ages, for the killing of her son at Corder, last
summer, was given to the jury in the circuit
court, Wednesday, and 4 verdict was given
in favor of plaintiff for all the damages asked.
Mr.. j. D. Shewalter was Mrs. Rine's attor-
ney.
A fellow named Canterberry. who is said
to live at Hardin, addressed young lady
in the omnibus at North Lexington in an in
sulting manner. The young lady immediate
ly told Mr.. Newton Gibson Of the occurrence,
and when the bus got to the ferry boat Mr..
Gibson charged the man with ungentlemanly
conduct and gave him genteel thrashing.
Lexington is bad place for "mashers" and
Mr.. Gibson deserves a vote Of thanks for his
prompt action In the matter.
Odessa Herald :-"Houses are going up so
fast over town that it is dificult to keep
correct track Of all Of them. Two
years ago NJ. L. Snyder bought 100 acres of r.
N. Layton, near Tabo, this county, for 81, 800,
and now Jacob Clay, of Montgomery county,
bought it and paid $500. 1.-THE moral OF
this is, hold on to your Lafayette county
lands, and mske the advance in their value
for yourself. Ed. Init The build
ing here is 80 rapidly advanced that the lum.
ber yards cannot keep full supply all the
time, because the CARS do not bring 1t as
ordered" ----------.-------------
In the state supreme court the following La
fayetts county cases are set as special docket
for Monday, May 7:-Case No. $40, 81. C.
Fitzgerald, respondent VS.. Mo. Pacific r. b
Co., appellant. Alex. Graves attorney fol
respondent, T. j. Ports, attorney for appel
ant. Case No. 9S1, Nicholas Sheppard Il Co.
appellants, vs.. Thos. 8. Larkin, ct al, respon
dents. Wallace b Chiles attorneys for appel
lsnts, A. Graves d A.F. Alexander attorneys
for respondents. Case No. 932, J.J. Green.
wade, appellant, vs. Geo. W. Mccormack, e1
al, respondents. Rathbun 4 Shewalter, attor
neys for appellants, Wallace & Chiles attor
neys for respondents. Case No. 9ss, Jos. 8
Cowell ct al, appellants, VS.. Samuel W
Creasey, ex, &c. respondents, E. Bur
den Il Son attorneys for respondents
The order under which this is done Is ii
these words :-"The clerk will set one hun
dred and fifty cases, beginning with cas'
numbered s74, as q special docket for Mon
day, the 7th day of May, 1888, and all cases OF
said special docket which shall be submitted
on brief on or before said day, or in whicl
the attorneys Oh both sides shall, on or befor
said day, file stipulation for oral argumen
before the commissioners heretofore appoint
ed by court, shall be referred to commission
| ers for disposition under the provisions Q
| IAN act to regulate practice in the suprem
court, and to aid in disposing of cases pend
ing in said court, approved March D, 1888
And all cases on said special docket not $
referred will be continued until the Octobe
term, 1885,"
Beta writes from Waverly much
talked-of-wedding came oil on Tuesday, tn
3rd inst, and its close saw Mr.. Nathan Civ
ins and Miss Romano Blankenship united s
Hymen's altar. Among the numerous pre-:
ents was an elegant chain and locket from th
groom. The happy couple left Immediately fo
Montana, accompanied by ithe best wishes {
numerous friends. Saturday the Goth {
last month Mr.. Daniel Lewis left this city fo
Kansas City, he returned shortly afterwar
with his bride. &. Mr.. r. C. Booton, who hs
been visiting his sister in Texas, returned las
week. He is much pleased with the souther
people in general. -. Mrs. Mary Davis, wh
recently removed from the City hotel is II
pairing her house extensively :. The pos
Office has been moved to Main street, opposit
the Kraus furniture store. Our dentist, D.
borne, and will to-day move to that plac
but will visit this place regularly ... Nj
Price, Of Arrow Rock, was in the city to-da.
looking to the interest Of some land whic
belongs to him In the bottom =. Capt. "
Anderson, who served under Gen. Shelby
thslate war, is visiting Capt. Redd :. M
Frank Love, Of Carrollton, was in the eli
last week, the guest of his sister, Mrs. Hem
Chapline. .Landrum & Bro, are rapid
disposing of their elegant stock Of carriages.
Mr.. Nickols, of Blackburn, spent Sunday
our little burg ostensibly for the purpose
looking around, but we know better. M
Holloway's children, under the judiciol
treatment of Drs. Smith and Pagan, are IA
idly improving"
DeNovo writes from Mayview ga c,
load Of fine blooded horses was burned he
to-day, (April0.) The bedding caught fro
the engine, and the sight was terrific one
theycame steaming into town the fire envelo
ing the poor brutes, the horses rearing plum
ing, groaning and screaming, almost huns
like, was touching scene. The sight was
!. fearful one after the fire. The hair was g
burned off and the ears cnrled down to the
heads, lips distorted. heads and necks turne
nto every conceivable shape made ghast
sight ...Wm. kincheloe is building ne
cottage residence on Marshall street. Mi
elevator and bank still talked Of, and will |
tangible facts in the near future Ed. Ge
Shanklin resigns his charge of the church
this place, 10 take effect the Srd Lords day
May next. The flock is looking for snoth'
shepherd to feed the lambs II. NJ. Chin