Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1885-11-14

Probate court is in session.
JERSEYS at Mrs. Mooreheads. oct m2
Chickens are retailing at 25 cents.
Thank sgivlng day Thursday, Nov. %.
Church festival at Wellington next Friday |
night.
Stylish millinery at Mrs. Arnold's, Main
street. octio'i |
We will have q fine street-car line before |
long.
The tower is about 100 feet high, or two
thirds done.
Marshall is to have $4,000 hotel. Why
can't Lexington do as well?
Bridge timbers sx10 inches. 10. II and IA
feet long, for sale be E. Allen. july4tf
The best flour in the market is the Excel |
sior brand. Ask your grocers for 1t. nl5tf
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
sbon. m 6tf
Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on earth Tor
pain, has made most brilliant debut. Price |
% cents.
The Old Reliable Red K flour still takes the
cake Warranted free from worms common
to fiour In hot weather. 1une2lf
The preliminary examination OF Alex.
Trobaugh. which was to have taken place
last Monday, was continued till the 10th Inst.
As landlord of the Commercial Hotel. Mr..
Lewis Neale is great success. His house b
always full, and everybody is we'll If
Subscribers who fail to get their paper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige us
by promptly reporting to this office. If
Address, the magician, closed his engage
ment last night. He has not had as big crowds
as he had when he was here before.
The finance committee Of the city council
has difficult problem to solve. The ques-
ton of making both ends meet Is easy enough
when there Is money on hand.
Mr.. John Bour has purchased the lot on the
corner of 18th and Franklin streets. of Mr..
VIM. Jordan, for 81 800 and will soon erect
two business houses thereupon.
The most elegant line of dress goods, EN-
bracing the choicest and latest novelties OF
the season. Prices below all competition.
The Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. nov14t2
Lost-In Lexington or on the Dover and
I.ex1ugton road, Nov. 10th, black worsted
oyercoat, with pair of red yarn mittens In
the pocket. Finder will please return to this
Office.
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best In the city. on Main street. large house,
good outhouses, well, cistern. etc. Price
only % 600. Terms easy. Inquire Of j. P.
Ardinger. nov29tf
II you want nice cloak, wrap. shawl, or
warm blanket or bed comforter; also fannels.
knit underwear, &C., you cannot afford to
overlook the now most attractive stock of
these goods at the Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar.
You will find their prices far, and away be-
low all competition. novAt2
| We are showing the finest and most com.
plete line of ladies tailor-made, perfect fitting
newmarkets, and the best values in plush
saques and stylish winter garments of every
description, ever brought to this market
Also, q beautiful line Of Misses sacks, have
locks, newmarkets. etc. The merits of our
cloaks are sttested by our sales, which are far
in excess of any previous season. W. g..
McCausland. oct 3ltf
John Bradley was before the recorder last
Monday, charged with an assault on George
Farrar, jr. Both are boys about IA years of
age. The case was able conducted on both
sides, the mother of the defendant pleading
this cause. The court is most decidedly hung.
The case was taken under advisement, and
at last accounts the court was no nearer a
decision that at first. We hope the marshal
will lock the court up, and make him decide
one way or the other. It won't do to try the
case again.
|, Higginsville Post.-s'Mr. NJ. F. Reinhardt,
who has served the Mo. Pacific railroad SO
long and faithfully as station agent at this
place. has been removed. Among all the
, great army of men employed by this company
. we suppose none are more competent, jealous
! and reliable than he, and his supersedure is
deeply regretted by his troops of friends with
whom his business relations have been SO
pleasant and satisfactory. The company
gives no reason for its action, and we believe
, that Mr.. R. will soon be relnstated, as 1t is nc
I part of the company's policy to discharge its
+ tried and faithful servants, unless for very
! grave reasons"
t There was pleasant evening reception al
! the Baptist Female College, Nov. 6. The
programme was rs follOws:-Piano solo
e "Come Back to Erin" s. Smith, Miss Bertt
Richardson. Vocal solo: Fairly Caught
Louis Diehl, Miss Carrie Kochtitzky. Plano
/, solo: Md Summer Nights Dream" Men
delssohn. Miss Hannah Lanneau. Reading
I selection, Miss Ida Hayes. Vocal solo: "Tht
a Request" g. W. Chadwick. Miss Lizzie
f Smith. Piano solo: "Moonlight Sonata,'
, Beethoven. Miss liza Hall. VOCAL solo
e ''Marjpry's Almanac," Dolby, Miss Zoe Bas.
. sett. Piaro solo: selection. Prof. Charlie.
+ Gimbel. Vocal duet: ''See the Pale Noon
/. Campana, Misses Hoogs aud HAYES. Voca
: solo: "Fly Forth oh Gentle Dove" Mr. VIM
l 81. Chiles. Vocal solo: ITO seviIls," Jos
Dessaner, Miss Josephine Hoogs. Tenol
solo; -Nsncy Lee" Adams, Capt. j. d
q Conner.
g When Mr. Root OF the water company wa
}, here some W, eks ago he did not call on TIL
e Inteiigencer and we did not get to see him
/; not learning of his presence In the city unit
l.: after he had lett. We are told he Is to b
/. here sgaip soon. There are some things tha
!, we desired 10 say to him then in person. bu
+, as we did not get a chance we will say then
I, here. First, his firm should sign the indem
;, nifty bond held by the city or make it goot
:. beyond question even by the captious will
IS collateral security, SO that everybody may SCI
d that they intend to act IN good faith, as thf
: president of the company has already sugges
: ted to them BY letter. Second, they shoult
: take such action, either by q provision In th,
d bonds, or by an amendment of the contract
o agreed upon by both parties, as will render i
r, clecr that to make any demands upon tn,
= people In case the Doniholders get possession
t of the company, that they (the bondhoiders
IS shall be compelled 10 fulfil all the obligation
# required of the company when ip the hand
= Of the stockholders. We believe that no cour
" would ever hold that the bondholders wer
j. not already so obligated. but there are doubts
" Rbout 1t, and these should be respected ant
le satisfied. And. finally, there are sure to b
c. questions of disagreement between the com
10 pany and the people upon two points-th
l. reservoirs and the water pipes. Before
j. therefore the company asks for an acceptanc
s of the works, and indeed. at the earliest prac
% ticable day, we believe the owners of tn
id wsterworks should explain to the peopl
It of the ctv aud the council their full plans
IA and hear from them their views upon th
r matter.
N Central Female College.
in The lduna Literary Society held its regula
=, meeting last Saturday night. After the usus
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