Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-21
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Machine Shops. m6d
l have a 6ue selection Of picture franz,
latest designs. Mariana. nov22rf
All kinds Of garden seeds. onion sets and
seed pora.oas At John PuweIl's. m.hl4w3
TIE ie-i -four in the market Il the Excel
s!nr brand. AK YOUR growers for it. nlHf
Mr.. Harry Tun-rall has rented the Krlehn
house near the German church for bis family.
Get Boston Betting Company's Standard
Betting, at Jordan's Foundry and Machine
shops. m6u
Members of Harmony lodge, A. o. q. W.,
are urged to attend the meeting Thursday
night next.
For Sale \ one or two horse pleasure car
ria e sId horse for sale cheap. Apply to
A. Y. Robinson. msr14tf
SIR. Hack Prize got one Of bis thumbs very
badly mashed In the machinery at Robinsons
mis-. Il Nv days ago.
For sile-A two-story brick dwelling
house OF Third street. Terms reasonable.
Inquire Of Edward Lee. mch2ltS
Latest It, les in parlor sets ct very reason
able prices. In best figured and ~oltd plush. at
H.. F.. Winkler's. Lexington, Mo. m8u
Every farmer that raises wheat should get
one Of the double land rollers manufactured
BY W. NJ. jordan. Lexington, Mo. july2en
John Powell Il the only dealer In Lexing-
ton that sells Sherman Bros, Il Co.'S Chiqui-
muls Coffee. Sherman Bros, & Co.. per Ed.
Smith. mchl4ws
Mr.. Theodore Book bad three fingers Of
his left hxnd cut of bv the raw at Golfers
mill, five miles northwest VI Odessa, last
Monday.
Mr.. Alonzo Cheney's residence, In this
town hip, .ome five miles from Lexington,
wa destroyed by fire | at Friday morning.
We hear 1t laid thxI 1t was insured for $s0O.
Mr.. J. A. Price has paid. this week, ss
sgen, of the Masonic Benevolent Associs-
arce uuun her husbands life, the sam OF
8l.>05.
Mr.. Frank Trigg. circuit clerk, has gone
down to Concordia this morning. in re-
.pons- to u telegram from E-quire Henry
Thi, man. to naruralize abOu, forty men, res
idrnt> Of that SECTION.
In pas.ing our >tore do not fail to look at
the samples OF wall paper in our show win
! dow. u, d then come In and take = look ut
our .Iegant stock. NJ. f. Koyie h Son. mi
There WIS n very pI.a.snt candy pulling
~ the residence of Mr.. Geo. Corder one
night last week for the Methodist SUNDAY
school. They had the sweetest kind Of Il
time.
For Sale "A good residence. one Of the
be- in the CITY. Oh Msin street. large hou-e.
good outh"u>es. well, cistern. etc. Price
only 81 100. Term. easy. Inc uirs of. r.
Ardinger. nov2af
Fur Rent-The Farmer hotel and re>tsur.
ant. In Higg n.ville. A irst.rate business
chance. Doing . good, paying business.
Possession can be given in April. Apply on
premises, 10 J. H. Bowen. msri4tSs
Our liue of embroiderles. which, this sea.
son we have imported ourselves. II the most
attractive ever uff. red to the trade, and d to
variety and designs 1t is far superior to any
ever before presented for your inspection.
Ahren's Dry food, Bazaar feba1tf
Freight trains began TO pun and loot ~
they pulled up the hills and to rumble to-
grther rs they descended into the valleys OF
the Missouri Pacific railway. last Tuesday.
The strike being of and freight movements
on. The boys are happy even if they have
lost a little time.
Thu gorge ut Wsverly broke lat Friday
nj ht Mr.. STEELE WHO was there gives q
vivid description Of the sight. The Ice was
irreslible and crushed everything that II
struck fairly. Tue wafer subsid-d very rap
idly NJ IL did here. We print = detailed
statement Of The lee and q nd eI>ewLere.
The extension of our railway 5. stem to-
ward and into Mexico has been one of the
mu>t rerna kahle de, elopments OF recent
Years. A rap-r. Along the Rio 6rande,f
nv MIR. Sylv, It, Baxter. which is to appear
in the April HarI.er's. will give an entrrtain-
Ing .ke, CHI of In II c'un'ry btforr and during
The making of tue rail way there. and many
Illustrations by W. l.. Metcali will add 10 It's
interest.
The A. q. Fl ball, at Turner hall, St. Pat.
rich', night was u grand SUCCESS. The house
WAS crowded, and ever, body enjoyed the
e evening, good order prevailing throughout
One of the features of the evening was an old
fashioned reel danced by Councilman Mi
rhael Howell, HON nothing but patriotic
love for the 'Ould sod c.uId have SO fa,
drawn out. The supper by Mr.. John Mehl
WAS excellent. The music by the Lexington
sOci 81 orchestra was all tina; could be ask d
and ait. griher the ID, rrS -making WAS Al
IA ~ v W W. "AS "SAS wv
Our , Ulcers are not M. n who make = grea
blow over their detective Or executive abili
ties; nett Ter are they such meek AMI humble
men as 10 do all the work in n case and ALLOW
others to claim aud carry u. all the hOnors
since the Du, BIN gang has been sent to th'
penitentiarS u report has been stHrls d fha
The Laiay cite cuunt. ,ttic, r. would not Try Il
arrest the robbers, and that the T.. e A. rail-
rUad had to lend Il detective 10 work up th'
case. IL is o ,>v to guess who Is to be beuett
ed by this story. The detective wnuts I,
stand IN good lave with the railroad comps
ny. Tn true .late Ut the ca-e Is about u
follow: The railroad company missed som
good from III ir eur two Or three lines
h-t~e-n slater Gnd kan.a, City. but had II,
J idea who did it. Detective Burr WA. put u
Aurk Ia di>crvpr tine thieves, aud he Srreste,
iohn DurbIn aud JuI, Reed, ut Odr.ss. II
he AL of hre,kinH into n ear. 7 .ey wer,
taken to iii..insvIle. aud Prosecuting AItUr
n.y Blackwell went down there aud prefer
I'D against them the charge o attempted
burglary. Al lhl- time il Wa dOublfu
wh-tnrr ihi. cnsrxe rOu.d be SUSTAINED. ant
= h. re WIS III reason to ruplO~e that theI,
wa All organized lang. The prisoners hold
!, threaten i The railroad cpmpan, with
.uit for daIua yes. Mr.. b arkWeli. for guOC
rea>nu-. had the ex animation postponed
Nhiie III iiie- ln~vIlle r. BlA,kw' II had
ak with one or tw" Of the witnesses VIII
nai b Ell .umnon.d there for the defense
They came to him. AMI in talking VI the mat
Ter Mr.. blackwell had hts >uauirI0ns AROUSED
,nd AXE II few l. u'iinY Qne.iOns. whicI
d. .eemed IL ~friyiIeu them. One Of til, IN re
i-Ir+d him In john PrUrk ~ u mar likely L
! re "f SERVICE To hun Mr.. blackwell. b, nc
cii-n,. saw john l'rock. AMI wit ,out expect
iuK IA Yaln ANY Information, simply AXE,
iim If h. h ID buu :nt amy bools from n
.nnx. PrUck replied thai lie had not, but b
, -iiev' Il treie was some hing wrong III thu
- elton. aud ie be- eved his neph. ". G-UrK
ill knew al about il. Here was y yUua
.iruny clue. aud lh,. irst one that had ter
ii>ru,er,d. Nj. Back we'll folIowed it Eau
lousy. n, d GOT Pork 10 p oml>e that h
II ,nuld bring Gili 10 Lexington the frllOwin
Monday. IL being Saturda, event Z when III
ak occurred. Acting on this promi.e ,
Prock. Mr. Blackwell telegraphed To Slate
or Mr.. Burr to be here MondIy morning
Also To Mr.. Jackson. at Hi2gin-villp. H
,lsO notified sheriff man TO hold his del
|, utirs IN hand for immediate service. Earl
i Mun'lav morning rrock and GILL reported 4
.Ir. B,uckw-l!'s office. where Gill ami Bur
, Till lnto u priv u e room, and after giving hii
'arning To ell nuihinG but the Whole truth
,Ok down hts statement. He th"n pre- pare,
us warrants. and & We them to Sheriff B w
nan. who took ht> deputies. aud Mr.. Bur-
md made the arrests and recovered tn
= :"od-. Mr.. Burr acting by order of tn
sheriff. and the III, riff nc ing bv or Ter Of NJ
iSarkweli. Mr.. Bla. kwelI sent MIR. Bur
nd Georg- Gill to Dtlas county,, after til
whisky. telling hun all about where it. wa
".fme he started, an, told him what TO d
: when he found it. Burr Oh j. i orders. AL
.u u well, Iei'u,tInY b, el-graph, and al
i. ~. further orders, which We're given by te
graph, telling him. among other thin-s
\ , my Grorg- Herd rs d witness. NJ. BIacl
+. well also sent Burr TO kentucky TO GET til
good. which ,,ati been sent Inere. giving hi
. III inventor, OF the goods, and minute IL