Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07

ENeTytnlIlS new dIu itpNti Ia SUI HtN-i' ~ ~
collars and r,,ches, at Miss Rifles. m3it}
Mr.. A. W. Smith has u grand singing part
and some fine acting to do i'll the ''Dolcmian
Girl"
Remember there is no other roller -four
offered to the trade in Lexington, except by
A. V. Robinson & Co. ian20tf
For everything new and novel i'll the book,
stationery and fancy goods line, call on W.
B. Tate opposite courthouse. His stock is new
and complete. mchiItf
If you wish to purchase good. reliable
sewing machine, call at Grimes 6 Venable,
jewelers., aud see them operated. they have
the best now made. n24if
Halls Catarrh cure is taken internally. 1t
acts directly upon the blood and the mucus
surface of the system. Price 10 ceu,s. Fer
sale by C. W. Loomis janl3n3
In the Bohemian Girl Miss Gould has fine
dramatic part, and two solos alone worth the
price of admission. She is said to be the best
actress that ever trod our amateur stage.
The sale of seats for the Bohemian Girl
has opened out well but there are plenty ofthe
best seats still on hand. Those who want to
be certain to have good seats had better go tc-
day and secure them. It costs no more, only
so cents for ticket and reserved seat. Dia-
gram at Royle's book store.
Richmond Conservator:- "Messrs. Reid,
McGrew and Longdon, of Lexington, haTo
offered to subscribe $500 each toward
building hotel in that city, il the citizens
wi raise $500 more and thus erect l. $780,
900 building. We will dare them TO cGIne 10
Richmond and make our people Secn an
offer.n
We have received communication which
we print verbatim for what it is worth. II
body has lost package they had better
do as requested. The note is as follows :
"Ray county 4,2,S3 Mr.. Editor fiease say that
If the party who lost a package on; the ;Taih
Monday last will address Box 05, Ut Rich
mond, No., decrlbing articles lost. they can
have same by paying for this notice"
Higginsville Messenger :-''W. B. Wilson
Esq, q prominent young lawyer Of Lexing-
ton, addressed the democracy of our city ut
the glorifcation meeting-he made sensible
speech free from any abuse" Sir. Wilson is
q young gentleman of whom the Lexington
democrats, who know him best, are proud.
He is too well bred to be abusive, and is of
that type OF Christian gentlemen who do
honor to politics when they enter it. We are
glad our Higgiusville friends were pleased
with him.
A little boy was passing along by the front
court house wall Thursday, when one of the
large stones fell out, pretty nearly upon him.
The wall should be immediately repaired.
Some one may be Injured by it, and it is un-
slightly since it has begun to fall, during The
past two weeks. Ifit were lowered foot OF
eighteen inches, and the yard graded down
to it for few feet we think 1t would improve
the looks of things. Our courthouse yard is
one of the prettiest In the state, and it should
be kept 80.
There Is nothing very dcinite to announce
in the Holtzinger case. Mr.. Wade McDougal
wrote to Mr.. Biggerstaff, few days ago. that
Holtzinger's wagon and harness had been
traded of In Saline county, near the Fish
Pond, to Mr.. Wash Epps. Mr.. Biggerstat!
also received letter from u Mr. oscar Wagy,
Stones Prairie, Adams county, His, stating
| that he had seen newspaper account Of
Holtzinger's disappearance and the descrip-
ton of the men, and that he believed dClevenser
| was at his house. Mr.. Bisgerstaf talks OF
going to Illinois to see into the matter. a
rumor based upon the statement of 3 negro
was prevalent when we were III Do or, Tues
| day, that the body of H0ltzinger had bae.
seen, with the skull crushed in, lying in Sail
Fork. Yesterday we learned .hlt This mat-
ter had been investigated with no result. The
impression Is very strong in Dove: that Holtz
niger was murdered By Clevs ger.
The popular clo1lier, Hen Sinauer, is 4:
usual abreast with the iii. in bis sprin!
supply Of clothing and fur hing goods TO
men and boys, hats, caps. S-c. He his noN
an unusually full assor, aent Of medium
priced goods. but Is payih4 particular attel
ton to fine goods for gentiemen's wear. .no,h
ing in the eastern market being above hi
| views for the class of customers that he hs
secured during the past few years. The Sta
clothing house is the place TO buy either SUI
stantial goods for everyday use, or the iiae,
suits produced in the county for nor
particular occasions. All avocations Ca
there be fitted with what they need
No two prices asked. Goods marked 1T ths.i
lowest. Same price asked everybody, an
the asking price The only taking price. i.ves-
article warranted to he rs represented. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Nj
Sinauer can b. relied upon 10 do just wits
he promises. Call aid see him. aprIT
y speciui press dispatch from setiali,
April 3, Was i'll these words :-'Crinin.
court convened here yesterday, Judge K!
land presiding. The docket is unus!ali
large. but u majority o. the eases are fox Sc
ling liquor witLou; license and felonicus .,
| sault. The following are the most iinportai
cases: State VS.. E. B. Combs. murder
the first degree. The defendant is resident
North Missouri, and in September, 1SS
killed Walter Miller, 4 lack driver, in q:
city. The case against Charles Alien,;hsIge
, with forgery, is one nf interest. Allen is
real estate dealer, and il is alleged forged II
j. name of his brother-in-!aw, Thomas Levi
, to note for 81 400. Since his arrest Ale
) has twice attempted suicide, and jumped Ii
bondSmen, going to Colorado, where he ":
arrested and returned to Sedai;a. The otie
cases Of more than Ordinary interest are: u
VIM. Brockschmidt. unawfully praetic.
medicine, and Jack Peen, rape"
There seems to exist in the county win
seems to us very foolish pre- udire again
the publication of facts showin" our wGnle
full resources in grain, Ii stock, sc Tie r.;
son assigned being that such lu5licatio,
ha. e tendency to show q super !hundance
the particular article spoken ni and 10 depr.4
prices. A very little reflection will so
that there Is no good ground for this bel e
First, those persons who are most INTEREST,",
as spectators, In knowing what the countr
contains hare means, in quiet way, of asce
tanning. Second, what IS said Of crops III o.
county out of o er II hundred in q stat
where there are II states and territories. c
hardly haze much effect upon the sener
market in the country. especially when nin
i. tenths of the time that market is regul:i;ed /
! | prices pre- aiiing al LiverE,o0i. We 10 ~
belle, e in the least eAagger.tion III report
but we do belle when our county b;
something Justly 10 boast of III lis proliU
lions, in ad. eriising the fact. In sending ol
circulars asking for information % - t.
, weeks ago, we said in note. "Plea-e
! careful not to o erest;lnate where the f.utit,
Is not positively known.' Despite the ~
( that in some neighUorhoot5 there Was eS!.
geration. and that two lots were rcyortcd
being fed in this county which Wers. rci..i,
other counties. we are satisfied ;haE yu. 4:
port rs whole was an Gnder'st! ante. =