Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-26
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CmANoE or TIME.

4"AN Vt hAnAn
The sunday school In this place which has
been held heretoiore ut 0 o'clock. p. NJ, will
he opened hereafter at 0 o'clock, A. =.
Teachers and scholars note the change.
TABLE RENTED.
Simon Hill, ex.poor house superintendent,
has rented the livery stable In this place, Of
Mcssrs. Young 4 Green. Hei is going to try
Ills luck this year ut the livery business, anJ
hopes to come out at tho end OF this less
damaged In both tnahces and reputation
than last.
FLOWING coMMEycEp.
The lne weather the past two weeks has
tempted many Of our farmers into blowing,
aud mont OF them are now sowing oats add
planting potatoes. Spring, from present ap-
pcarances, will soon be on us, and vii! no
doubt be greeted BY everybody with n heart
lolt welcome.
Every owner Of land and renter seem TO
appreciate the situation, aud arc going to
work with
REbouBLEp DILIGENCE
this spring, md II Providence will bless
them with u good season, there Is no doubt
we will have u year Of plenty and prosperity
as any people ever had similarly situated.
WHOLESALE MIGRATION.
There was quite n migration from our
town and immediate vicinity last week.
.Judge'' Stanley aud posterite, consisting OF
As souls, who have been living the past two
or three years In the river bottom. just abo,r
our town, hitched up their wagons and
teams, six in number, and rolled out to then
native State, Indiana. The "Jud ~" whC
Is head or chief OF this tribe Of ~, hail NO
'.calculated' to leave here, but on ltarnIaa
that Young 4 Green had rented oat aR.l soIu
ont. and were about leaving. he at ouce de
termincd to leave also. saying .he could &c
longer live here If \. Il &. left"
1t had been whispered around thai
.'Jrdss" 5. was going to leave the neigh.
borhood. when ''old man Young" xnu"Jim
Green Vt once set to work to sell out. reEI
out. or give out to get away, saving the,
''cnufd no longer remain here IL Judge
Stanley aud tribe left" So they too vi! lel
last week, and have taken refuge In YOU
city.
= FoR CALIFORNIA.
Stephen Price and family, Oscar Mayrs
and David Jones, all Of this place, left here
last Wednesday for California, ssskiu. for
tunes and homes in that State.
CHANGE OF FIRM.
The firm OF John A. Workman, grocer, In
this pace, was changed on the right Of
Tuesday, March 18th. to that OF Workman i
Son. You $50 these little occurrences are
becoming quite common up this way, ~ well
as in your city.
PRoTRAcTED MEETING.
Duncan, OF the Christian church,
has betn holding a protractsl meeting here
for over u week-sev-ral additions to the
church ; four baptized last "Wednesday ; six
on Thursday.
NO PREACHING.
There will be no prearhip. at the church
In this place the lst Sabbath in April. The
Pastor, Rev. A. A. Moore, will he ahsen,
attending Lexington %Presbytery. which
meets at Csntersiew, Johnson county. Or
WeGhenday before tn. LIST Sabbath in April.
SALE or YEARLIsG HKIyERs.
John Mcdonald, near this place. sold last
week to Mr.. Hamlet 10 METERS, one year old
this spring, at Si2 per head. They were
purchased by Mr.. Ii. 10 Tax west.
HARMONIC CLUB.-The regular
meeting Of the Harmonic club will be held
on Non,iny sysnIuo usvf ,nl u.th.r. ,xiI,.