Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-13
Criminal court adjourned, Thursday.

The past few days were hard on the wheat.
PlumsI Plums! Plums! Bushels of
them at McCauslsnd's. f20tf
A rare chance for q bargain in a farm, ap-
ply to George Wilson at Lafayette County
Bank, mch6ml.
Trigg &Shields are making dead shot prices
on q few lines of goods. Call and get their
prices, ieo2'u
For lame back, side of chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price rs cents. Sold by c.
W. LOOMS. feb21yleom
Found-On Franklin street. q hair watch
chain, with gold ends and key.seat. Inquire
at this office,
The Kninghts .of Labor ball, last Monday
night, was largely attended, and everyone
had q good time.
Just received nice assortment Of boots and
shoes, cheaper than ever before at +. W..
%Stoenner, MAYHEM, Mo. mchlSt2
Wednesday night Sheriff Bowman started
on his semi annual trip to Jefferson City.
He only took four prisoners this time.
Shlloh's Vitalizer Is what you need for con-
stipation. loss Of appetite, dizziness and all
symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 10 cents
per bottle. feb27yleom
Those needing a good buggy, carriage or
spring wagon should read the advertisement
of Mr.. D.. Russell in another column. He
means business. feb2Ot4
When q man Is i'll he should send for q
doctor at once; but when he has q cough or q
sore throat he needs only DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. % cents.
We are compelled to close out our present
stock. You can save 80 per cent. by buying
now. 1t is worth FOUR while, SO come and
see. Young's China Hall. mchlStf
For Sale-A good residence, one Of the
| best in the city, on Main street. large house,
good outhouses, well, cistern. etc. Price
| only q OOe. Terms easy. Inquire Of j. p.
Ardineer. nov2St
MI. W. 8. Clagett has leased the Lewis
building-his old standard will open q stock
| Of groceries on or before the first OF April.
Carpenters will begin work next week get
| ting the building ready for hum.
The county board Of equalization will be in
session April s, and continue as long as any
business Is before it. If you have any COM
plants as to your assessment, go before the
board. The county court cannot change an
assessment. The board can do so.
If you wish to get the benefit Of our re-
duction in subscription price, all that is ne
cesssry is, pay up your arrearages to date and
then pay for a full year In advance. Tn re-
duction is only to those who pay strietly IN
adpancs. jan30tf
Miss Hoo9's concert, ut the Chapel Of the
Episcopal church ,lastFriday night,for theiben-
eft of the boys reading room twas an artistic
and financial success. The house was crowd
ed. Till even standing room was ut q premium,
and all the numbers were we'll rendered,
most Of them being encored.
The following named prisoners were taken
to Jefferson City by Sheriff Bowman,
Thursday might :-Thomasl Brsnnon, for
gerry In Sd degree, 2 cases, 2 years In each
case; Albert Camp, forgery In third degree,
Q years; Edward Clark. assault to kill, 2
years; Andrew Harris. assault to rape, 2
years.
We are determined to close our stock now
on hand, and will offer such bargains as will
|, convince YOU. Lamps trimmed complete %
. cents; 4 pieces glass sets, % cents; tumblers
> 20 cents, and goblets Is cents per set. This
gives you only a small idea Of the great re-
. auctions in all lines, at Young's Chins
r Hall. mchl3tf
A young man nance CLANCY, son Of Mr.
= Alonzo CLANCY had his leg broken yesterda,
afternoon. He was assisting In driving SOM
= cattle to town, and when within q mile of tn
g city. rode his horse UP on the side of tn
d road, where the gound was frozen, and GOV
e cred with sleet. The horse slipped, and fel
upon Mr.. Chaney's left leg, breaking 1t
& Messrs. Rufus Mccormick and N. Peache
helped Clancy upon his horse, and he re
turned home.
Prof. L. L. Hen son, of the academy, W
are glad to learn, has been engaged 70
another session by Prot. Sellers. Prof. Her
son is q classical graduate Of Clinton college
KY, and he taught in that institutio tw
years, having graduated with the highes
standing in his class. He has taught eigf
years, and now holds the highest o~ertlicat
in his own county. At the time Of comir
west he was q member of the board of ez
, aminers OF teachers, and was last year prin
= cIpal of a iOurishing school In westel
Kentucky.
n. During the session of the county coul
last week. the following named appeared b
of fore that body to protest against the grantil
" of licenses to saloons IN Wellington:
A Mesdames j. A. Lockhart, j. L. Lockhal
Jas. Seaweil, Matte Goodwin, w. T. Eas
wood. T. s. Wood, Vim Lineback, Coo
Isaac Braden. T. II. Casteel, W. Warrel
Misses Minnie Bailey, Myrtle Slade, III
nh Lockhsrt and Rosl Casteel; Rev. WIS. Woo
~ ard; Messrs. Isaac Braden, ThOs. W. XII
10 ings, James Nj. Seswell, VIM. Warren, A.
in Porter. Jno. l.. Lockhart, T. 3. WOodar
W. G.. Woodland, j. NJ. Woodland and ].
of Weir, Judge XenOphon Ryland spoke in |
,as half Of the remonstrants. Mrs. Lockha
NJ, Mrs. Eastwood and Mrs. Llnsbsck ma
mo- very earnest speeches. Mr.. A. j. Hall q
peared for the petitioners. There were
NJ remonstrants capable Of acting as to a petit
ino for license; and 22S names Of persons In I
fla vicinity not possessing that qualification. T
ID court heard the remonstrants one day, b
in granted the licenses the next, rs Is allege
ess without giving them . chance 10 speak. T
2 following address, WHICH had first been ~
i've mitted and approved at a meeting IN WelIir
Law ton, WAS to have been read to the court. '
sti present it to our readers -"Wellington, NJ
,ha March 2, 1896. To the honorable couu
,iet court Of Lafayette county, Motive rejoi
ar. that you have taken the question Of contin
hle ing dramshop license in our town under q
ore visement. We will not cease to pray devoN
TO- ly that the merciful Father Of US all m
bis guide you to SUCH CONCLUSIONS and actions
in your judgments and consciepces may spprQ'
ay: aud for which you will have no bitter regr
lis. in the future. ''There Is a tide In hum
ing affairs, which, IT taken at the food. les
on, to ~fortune." We believe such a tide
it upon our town; hence the perslstency
.or this effort. You have, by the admission
both parties in this contest. as we'll IN by
TX letter and spirit of the law, the right to &C
ng, tinue or discontinue this nefarious traffic
NJ. our midst. Aye; it is your duty to do one
c. the other. You are the custodians Of
ln- interests of the people. II you believe Il
E saloons will enhance the happiness and
I'M vance the interests Of the greatest number
NJ. people of our community, then it will be Y,
eer, duty to renew and increase these shops. |
ion, if you believe these saloons are dens VIII
, s. misery and wretchedness are bred, then it
ME your duty to discontinue this curse. TAX
this view, we indulge the fond hope thxt
am, give rs at least q respite Of six months fr
ger, this bane of the happiness Of our people.
and do not wish to injure the SALOON keep
aer, Rather. we pray pray for them, and we
ant, lieye 1t would be better for them not to