Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-03
SHORTS.


Fsiry,sw names on 6rst page.
I Transfers of real estate first page.
Presbyterisn church uarty Feb. ID.
Of ali the prophets Uncle Strods goose
bone 10 on top.
Cents One dress shirts, at prime cost, W.
n N.f,.us,.nd. jsn6tf
Sell u old iron AZ Jordsn's Foundry
ard Machine Shops. m6tf .
Read McCausland's double column ad,
o,here,s milliopsf in It, jan8tt
Tn first silver dollar coined by the United
States mint was In 1873.
An interestig article to horse men Will be
found an the fourth page.
Remember the Presbyterian fancy dress
party Tuesday night. Feb. ID.
CIoaks and Dolmans will be sold sOithout
regard to cost. W. G. McCausland. jsn6N
We pay the highest market price for all
kinds OF country produce. Gordon q Bu'
ford. Jzlu
tiet Boston beilug Company's Standard
Belung, ut Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. mot'
The W best brands OF whisky in Amer
lea. Live Oak and NJ. v. Monarch. always
at John PowelPs. JsnIIt4
Remember there Is no other roller -four
offered to the trade In Lexington, except by
A. ". Robinson q. u Co. jsn2oti
Remember tbs Turnverein ball next MOI
day night. See the costumes at Wiiker ana
Miller's. They are received.
= A. ". Robinson b Co. have the only mill
in the county that grinds wheat on rollers
and makes . nrst-cisss patent -four. )2otf
A roll Of jeans and > box containing Q
corset left At Gordon & Buford's store,.sre
At this Office for identification by the owner
II Cstsrrh has destroyed your sense o.
smell and hearing Halls Cstarrh Cure vii
cure you 20 cents per bottle. Sold by =. W.
I.oomis. jsnl3mS
The Haven, IS given 10 our poetry column,
!. Is respectfully suggested to Captain >. D
Conner, As something striking to read ~ Z
I. . literary Entertainment.
We heard q gentleman say Of Prince
: lorenzo. in the Mascot, the other night
that he was . nobby fellow. Tnsrs 10 M
| ssrtniy doubt that nis legs wsre knobsy.
The dry goods house OF Msssrs. Royls q
Son hiss bssn thoroughly renovated. painted
and papersd preparatory for the sprini
trade. The taste displayed by the artist
who did the work - c~ommends9ls.
The board Of education Of this city, at
special meeting, held last Monday night
oiled the vacancy In the board, caused b!
the death Of A.. Il. McFaddsn. by the cleo
sion Of Robert Taylor. Mr.. c. =. ballar'
was elected treasurer.
Mr.. Sflyerman has removed his wholesal
and retail liqusr store to the old Winso
!. Corner, where he has fitted 1t up neatly. h
keeps good goods, and pays especial atten
tion to pure liquors for family use. dc 10
yites an inspection OF his stock. a5lf
Odessa News:-"Thsrs are mad dogs !
the neixhborhood Of Odesss. Mr.. G.org
A. Campbell had q very narrow escape In
week from one; was seized by the leg eu
his pants saved him /; the teeth only barrel
touched the skin. The dog had belonged
R.T. Russsll."
The Intelligencer has never denied tn
right OF the press to %criticise courts @
juriss. On the contrary 1t has always a
serted the right, but we believe that Whs
It 10 exercised 1t should lie done In u judicii
rather than . partisan manner, and objs'
lions should be sustained by facts and re-
sons, not BY bald assertions.
Ill. Marshall, sold last week, his brio
' residenes In Wellington, and farm adjoil
, ing town, to F. Westermay and = gsntlsm.
srom St. Charles oounty, for $4,000. Nj
II. has on said farm nearly 80 head OF mike
graded cattle .two-yenr-old steers, e., whic
he wishes to sell, and will keep them for tt
parties buying until tue first Of May.
Our republican contemporary ssyi
.sEvsry week we publish a. many or mol
complimentary notices OF Democrats tbs
the Intelligencer." They must feel vel
highly honored, indeed, to lind these put
10 the same column Of personals in Whit
the most extended notice 10 Of . negro pc
tician who has Just returned from serving
term In the peniteptiary.
In q note to DIR. Alexander asking Tor |
formation about the weather, which is old
where printed, we appended the inquir
"W bat about the ground hogf" To WIFI
our kind friend replies, "Ths Nilsson
weather service is not prepared to give
opinion on the ground hog" Our opini'
is that It WAS too cold, yesterday. for the
b. to come out OF bis hole. He COULD
have seen his shadow II he had.
Our republican nelshbor thinks 1t fs
.strlck'' TO hold it to accountability for
attacks upon the democratic party by ms
ing it responsible for what 1t says as II fife,
particular individuals. We are very sar
We cannot msst Its views in this rsspe
We hold that . newspaper should. as . ru
mean what 1t says. Occasionally the n
careful writer will fall into an error Of
preston which conveys . different impr
sion, from the one intended. II so. nothi
Il easier than to say So. But tho Regis
reiterated its statement about the Gre
ease, and we criticised 1t lsgitim ,tely
meaning just what its words indicated.
do not object to being SO criticised, q
oriticislng in that way. Psopls who hs
tually do not msan what they say should
their illusions into the IRE rather than Il
type.
We said In our article on the Green II
last week, 1.-The first two are d democrats,
Austin, we suppose, IS not, having done
In his power against the democratic orgs
cation in this county last fall. y = = TT
(the four gsntlsmen who voted for scquit
swors to ind q verdict according to the
and the evidence, and they did 80 accord
to their convictions. II political pr,jud
could influence them In such Il case. wh
we do not believe, two OF them would b
leaned toward the defend ant, but two
them would have leaned the other vs.
Mr.. Austin objects to the language after
astsrisks. ss declaring him q republican.
first statement he does not object to. We
not say and do not mean to say that be
republican. We merely placed him q
opposition to democracy. He says that
could not be a republican. We are v
glad to hear It; we want everybody to
democrats. Mr.. Austin says that he {
opposed third.tsrmism IN the democr
party. We are not at all disposed to o.
into an argument with Mr.. Austin about
extent Of his opposition to the democr
party, and give him the benefit of his al
ments a. prominently as possible.
Our contemporary says :-slt (the Int
xsneer) is the same paper that said the
publican party Of this county was comp
Of negroes and ignorant white people.
was an intended insult to all republic
the Germans In PARTICULAR" Why the
co~ncluslon? Do you consider the Gsrr
a. the particularly ignorant portion OF
psrtys No other inference eau be Or
from the statement. But it Is not true
We said what is credited to US. Whal
did saw was that the republican party In