Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-19


alarm, of all styles snd-best makes, from $l.25
each to S2O each, At Grimes & venable, jew
elers. m24tf
: 60 to Harwood's for the best and cheapest
articles in groceries, hardware, tinware and
notions, &C., in thi! county. Dover, Mis-
souri,. apr21tf
A.Y. Robinson 4 Co., have just completed
their extensive repairs on their roller mill,
and are now turning out the best -four they
ever made. jan2Otf
No matter what is wanted In the. way of
boots, shoes, slippers, hsts and caps, you'ean
always be suited at the 'Psrlor Shoe Store,
Franklin street, a21tf
Corder Clipper has commenced
upon the foundation Of the Baptist church at
this place. 1t will be 3 large (a6x6O) and, no
doubt, handsome structure"
Taylor and Lesueur, real estate agents,
sold during last week TO Nathan Corder, part
northwest quarter section II, township 81,
range 25, about 81 acres, for $5T6.
An exchange remarks that, ssthe best teach
ers are those who learn something new them
selves every day" so we snn0unc this day
that several Thousand important cures have
been made by the use Of DIR. Bulbs Cough
Syrup.
On account Of my health, I desire to sell
ware, for the purpose of retiring from the
business. A bargain can be hrd by immedi-
ate application at No. 81, Franklin street.
Adam Toeppe.
The cyclone that did SO much damage at
Kansas City at $40 o'clock last Sunday even
ing, was plainly seen about six miles north of
this city q few minutes after 8 O'Clock. The
balloon-shaped cloud was perfect in every
outline, and appeared to be about a quarter
of q mile above the earth.
Solid silver and plated ware, the newest
designs, tea sets, water sets, casters, cake
and card baskets, pickle stands, napkin rings,
spoons. knives, forks, ladies' and = general va
riety ofbesutiful articles that can be bought
cheap at Grimes Il Venable, jewellers. Call
and sec the new goods. m24tf
B. A. l. N. j. CHM At o. Main street are
continually making additions to their already
large and fine stock of boots, shoes and hats
and can now offer to the public As 6ne an
Of goods as has ever been seen in
the west. Seize the present golden opportu-
nifty; no Partially shown; frat come first
served. Davis & Allstadt's cid stand, Lex.
ington, Mo. apr14tf
The commencement season Ia upon US and
our jewelers. are beginning to exhibit gold
medals to be awarded by Ii: different schools.
Messrs, Grimes 4 venable have quite a num-
Der of very handsome ones In their show
cases, seven for the B. F. c.: one for E.. A. g.,
and two for c. f. c., beside Ave monogram
class pins for the graduates Of B. +. c., =
very beautiful design. In addition to these
home medals Messrs. Grimes d Venable are
to supply two very handsome medals to Mrs.
N. Z. DOnanoe, Of sedalis. One royal medal
Is hidden in their safe not to be exposed OF
described until 1t is awarded by q lady teacher
whose generosity to her pupils is only equaled
by her OWL modesty and merit. We shall
try to say more, soon, 0 u this topic, which Is
of interest, we know, 10 eur large school con-
stithency.
The Intelligencer, last week, printed q full
and correct account of the case of alleged kid.
mapping against Mrs. Sanburn. The Jeffer.
son City correspondent of the st. Republican,
writing under date Of May 10, has this to ~ y
regarding the matter:-s'On the I'd inst. Gov.
C%rittenden issued a warrant upon = requisi.
ton from the governor of Kentucky for the
arrest aud delivery of Mrs. Fanny D. Sanburr
to-I.N. Myers, agent Of said state. Mrs
Sanburn stands charged by affidavit made in
Franklin county by said Geo. W. Meyer.
with having on the 18th of April last il
Backen county, Kentucky, enticed, decoyet
and taken away and detained q child namet
william I. Patterson, sged six years, with
intent to deprive one Mary johnson, WHIT
then had the lawful care, charge and posses
sion of said child of such care and possession
the said Fanny Sanburn at the time not claim
ing to be the parent of said child, or to hav,
the right to Its possessio n. Mrs. Sanburr
who is the wife of highly respected farmer
living near Odessa, In Lafayette county, wa,
arrested under the warrant. on the fifth Of
May, and, with the child, was delivered to
Myers, the agent Of Kentucky. but the many
friends Of the lady and her husband objected
strongly othe proceeding and the lady &c
companied by her husband and the sgen
came down to this city, where, in y private
conference with the governor, she succeeded
In getting him to suspend the execution of tn,
writ for q few days. The writ was recalled
and the lady allowed to return home with tn,
child. The condition, however, Of the re
calling Of the writ is, il an indictment coul,
be found in Kentucky against Mrs. sanburl
for the offense by the Goth Of this month, tina,
upon q requisition from tho governor of Ken
tuck based thereon Gov. Crittenden woult
then issue another warrant for her arrest. A
the time Mrs. Sanburn was arrested sh,
stated that the child was a nephew and al
orphan, and hearing be was ill-cared for II
Kentucky, she had gone there and found tn
report true. The child seemed to be unde
control of no one. and was being neglected b,
his relatives; that she applied to them to hav
q guardian, to take care Of the child and it
property appointed by the proper authorities
but was refused; and also applied to the cour
herself TO have a guardian appointed but faile
In that. She then announced that she woul
take the child home with her and raise him t
which no objection was urged, and she WIS
allowed to bring him away to her home /
Missouri without interference from anyone
Should the courts in Kentucky find an indic1
ment, and requisitior be made thereon by tn
goth inst. for Mrs. Sanburn's rendition, Iii,
governor will issue-his warrant for her al
rest. Mr.. b. g.. Willis, of Kentucky, VIII
was instrumental In obtaining Mrs. Sanburn'
arrest, arrived here to-day and had an intel
view with the governor. Mr.. Willis il OF ia
opinion the Indictment will be found and
new requisition issued. He claims the chill
was well cared for and in the custody of it
grand sunts, two very respectable old maidej
ladies', to whose care the.child had been con
signed by its parents, and the only propert
the child is heir to is a pension and claim 70
back pay due from the government to its de
ceased grandfather and an unsettled claim 70
some land in Georgia." MI. Willis seems t
be very Jealous in his desire to have the lad
prosecuted. Would it not be well for him t
60 . little slow. She stands well here, an
has many friends to stand by her in be
troubles.
Ladies, the finest line Of slippers the marke
affords will be found, ut the Franklin stree
Psrlor Shoe Store. W. g. Egglsston ACo
tLsxinytes, Ne. alt