Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-20

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Rev. J. A. Quarles will preach at the Prairie
Church tomorrow morning.
Reuben p. Letton, of Trinidad, Col, called
to see us this week. lie is rs ugly as ever.
The Evening Reporter 4 neat little daily
published at Warrensburg by Upton u Stultz.
has been received hy us. We wish it well.
There are five inmates of the county Jail. One
Is James Aricr, and We're brought from Clay
charged with burglary and larceny.
j.. H. Ardin.er, from Bonham. Texas, was in
town last Sunday. He was on his way east to
buy goods. He gives glowing accounts of trade
in Texas. +ia- DE-. |
Last night at 10 O'Clock a colored sister on
her way home from church got religion. She
fell to the pavement and shouted that she had
found her Jesus.
The Independence Sentinel has this to say: The
Lexington Intelligencer is blessed with first rate
correspondents, among whom IT'S Wellington
correspondent stands prominent.
A new trial has been granted in the case of
Mrs. Mary Thistle against the assignee in bank
ruptcy of the Lex. & st. l.. railroad. Mrs. I.
had gotten a Judgment for $37 600.
On Monday evening last n runaway occurred
near the rock bridge, in which an old lady nam
ed Duncan had an ankle badly crushed and a
thumb broken. A little boy who was with her
was not hurt.
All nature seems to be on a tare. We hear of
fox tail bearing corn, and we have on our table
some green peas which were brought in q few
days ago just as they usually look in June. They
We're raised by DR.. Belt, of Napoleon, ana the
pods contain pretty good sized peas.
AT a meeting which took place pursuant to
call at Col. John Reid's residence, on last
TUESDAY, afternoon, TO organizing a ladies Gem
tennial committee, we noticed the following
ladies: Mrs. John f.. Arnold, Mrs. VIM IL.
Chiles, Mrs. John w. Waddell, Miss Lutte
Fox, Mrs. w. &. McCausland, Miss Laura Nc
MILAN, Mis-. A. A. Lesueur and Mrs. John
Reid. Several gentlemen were also present.
Mrs. w. G.. McCuusland was elected president
OF the committee and Mrs. John Reid secretary.
The committee discussed ways and means of
Rising funds to assist the state committee IN its
plans for turthering the interests of our state,
and concluded to institute u series Of entertain
ments, to come of through the winter, for that
purpose. The immediate supervision of these
entertainments was placed in the hands Of Il
committee consisting of Mrs. Joseph L. Thomas,
Miss Lutte Fox, Miss Laura Mcmillan, Mr.. "A.
W. Smith,, Mr.. VIM. H. Chiles and Col. John
Reid. We understand that the committee has
about concluded to begin with n reading and
.hus . en.er'alnhaen' suen as u "e''
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;,nnort.noa hova ;,st hoon ,lisro.ed If more
n.rticn,ar,v som. nj the cauntv bond cases
which have been in court some time. In the case
Of Francis A. Crook vs.. Lafayette county, judg-
ment by default was rendered for plaintiff in the
sum of So .s46 46 and costs, and same vs.. same
Tor $i,fSs IL. Default and judgment LOT plain
Ople va LAFAYETTE county. ]. A. Draper vs..
same; Nicks Hill vs.. same; vespasian vs.. same
Washington township; and same against same
Lexington township Some Of these cases
nAse oeen RE Dol"ie' anu '.e ..a y. ny.
a., - n.oo.s.,r - a.
60 o.. ..,,mor,, no r,on.tI;na o,d onIu
Nnu "."' o'' ;. =.
result III aoo'''ona' eos's' Ane s"'s asa'ns.
Lafayette county on the SUBSCRIPTION OF S75'OVo
TO the St. Louis and st. Joe. railroad are being
the u. s. ceurt. The mandamus of Francis A..
Crook va. Lafayette county. to compel the levy
OF a tax to pay his Judgment. was defeated on
Thursday by County Attorney Graves
Nv reference to our advertising columns
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Co. has been dissolved by mutual consent
| w. X. end A. /. Russell retiring, and D.
p,o..u .,,u,,n,, t,.;,os, =, ..o o,,
n"s:eA on".,s 'ne "'' :. "'
stahu' on rfahhhh street. " iSusseh HAS
been engaged IN the carriage-manufacturing
business in this city for MANY wears. and is
,.;o,,. Ill
Ano"n W nos's F.. a"u Gnu ~
will not forget him when they wish anything
in his line.
We have received the following telegram
from Col. McCIelland, who is IN Jefferson
City comforting with the bondholders attor-
United States circuit court:
JEFFERSON CITY, NO., Nov. 10, 1879.
vI EDI EnnSh iSrsLLlGEscER MY interview Is
isfactory and am hopeful that material con.
eessions can be OBTAINED IN me Mei settlement.
The Dan'ille, KY, Advocate concludes an
s Kur,Su an n1', Mfs OF r .ne n marriage n,ns Oh ' conn., e.
place. with these words
ou r'ns departure q uao OF MISS HARRISON arise IRON
merous friends. With. . bright, sunny dis
J derina sa onr w sin Sepes ! .n IN eoh,ae.; IN ~ TEN th,
! his bride, we can assure the cultivated PEG
l PIE OF Lexington, MO, that tney nave game.
t the lows of a hannv walled life he s,rerv;
: like flowers along her pathway"
MI. II +. Eneperg' Oh thls city, ma
, gone into the corn business quite exten
siyely. He wants to buy all he a ge
here, and MIR. Jno. F. Goodbrake vii
! nuroh.se 70, hin, of w.,oJr