Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-22

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S3S each.
w. H. Carter sold to same, 10 head
Swear old cattle, averaging 1920 lbs,
at,44 cents per pound.
DR.. w. A. Webb, of Dover township,
\ recently sold to Mr.. Philip Nunnelly, OF
-,entucky, 3Oshead OF; 3-year-old cattle,
at $40 each.
Rev. A. A. Moore will preach at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church in this
city, on the fifth Sabbath, SsOth day of
the present month.
Winkler's furniture factory is working
a tull force of hands, and turning out
a great deal of fine furniture. This
enterprise is worthy of all encourage
ment from our citizens.
We are requested by w. D. Chandler,
d. d. G. M. and District Lecturer, A. f.
and A. NJ, seth district OF Missouri, to
saw that he WILDE pleasedto attend such
lodges as need instruction. His address
is Lexington, Mo.
The executive committee of the coun-
ty grange, composed of the following
gentlemen, will meet in Lexington on
Monday, January Oath: H. c. Chiles'
7 7. Ferguson, r. T. Russell. John Cat
ron and Jacob Zentmeyer.
Our correspondent, ,.'Citizen," is en-
tirely able to take care of himself. We
think the requirements that he shall
prove his statements correct, as asked
by the correspondents in5the Register
and in this paper to-day, are no more
than Just, and we presume he will at
? tend to it.
As we have no snow or the ground to
make snowballs, the vegetable snow
BALI is trying to fill its place. We were
handed, on last Thursday. a branch OF :
snow ball bush which had thirteen buds
swollen almost ready to leaf, and on
leaf an inch long. The buds on all the
fruit trees and shrubbery are swelling
and we much fear that the result OF this
tropical winter weather will be to de,
stroy the fruit for the coming season.
On last Thursday we had the pleasure
of receiving a call from Messrs. A. A
McCuistion, county clerk, and w. S
, Seymour, deputy county clerk, of Ray
county. The gentlemen were on a vlsl
of pleasure to our town, and expressed
themselves las highly pleased with it
appearance. Mr.. Seymour. who hat
not been here for some seven years, es
peciany remarked upon the many i'm
provements which have been made du
ring that time. We hope their visit
will be frequent.
At a public installation in Washing
ton grange, No. 1886, held recently, tn
following officers were duly indicted in
to their several stations: Chas. l.. Ew
ing, master; Thos. J. Powell, overseer
J. A. Prather, lecturer; Geo. Fox, stew
!, ard A. w. Price. assistant steward
Sam1. Smith, chaplain; w. II. Lay
secretary; H. c. Price, door-keeper
f. Mrs. w: A. Ewing, Ceres; Mrs. Eliza
beth Hill, Pomona; Miss Barbara Lay
Flora; Miss Della Prather, lady ASST:
tant steward. There was quite a goo
attendance, and after the ceremonie
the company enjoyed a feast and a ger
eral social festivity.
We regret to have to announce
painful and serious accident which bet
Mr.. Jno. Neil, of Davis township, Q
Friday of last week. Mr.. Neil was hau
ing some rails, which were quite Sill
perry, and in moving about on the loa
lost his footing and fell off on tt
ground, alighting upon the elbow of b
left arm. Mr.. Neil being quite a lars
msn, the weight thrown upon the ar
in this position broke it in three place
lust above, at, and below the elbo'
His forehead was also severely bruis'
and cut. Drs. Warren and Emison we
Immediately sent for, and splinted al
dressed the arm. At last accounts
was doing as well as could be expect
under the circumstances. If inflamm
ton does not set in. the arm will
saved. 9
The annual review of the business
kansas City, made by the Times, is
far.the most elaborate and complete
any of the many which have reached Q
desk. The multitude Of cuts. we are
sured, are all new, not one of them ev
having been used before. There {
views of four or five banks, the col
house, Times building, Times villa
the fair grounds, water works, new [
len depot, city railroad offices, SIC
yards. exchange buildings, packi
houses, Touring mills, four grain a
package elevators, hotels. business no
es, residences and other things which
cannot now mention. Besides all til
is presented statistics OF the busin'
transacted by all these various insti
and many matters of general
terest, all filling twenty pages. !
journal also issued a very creditable
view, as did the Omaha Bee.
! The following certificates OF MARI;
have been filed in the recorders Of
during the last few days: James
Scott to Mary j. Murphy, by Elder =
A. Mediation; Charles D. Price to N
Justine Rex, by Rev. N. NJ. Pu!
{ David Lyons to Mrs. w. NJ. Fulkers
by Rev. F. r. Gray: Jacob R. Hend
to Miss Sarah N. Bradley. by Rev. F,
GRAY; Frank Wolfe to Rosamie Galbre
= colored. by Rev. James Madison Rot
Coates to Matilda Harper, colored,
Rev. James Madison; Benjamin Jenl
to Hester Lyons, colored. by H. SIN
J. P; Michael Eagan to Miss An
Green, by Rev. o. j.. S. Hoog; LIE
z Oil to Caroline Schiefer, by Elder ,
6. A. Mediation; Thomas E. Vaughan
Edna Hill, by Elder james A. McHatt
= T. Albert Haley to Miss Belle Callal
e by Mr.. A. H. Rice N. II. Gentry to \
l. Minnie d. Carter, by Mr.. A. FL. Ri
eii Mr.. Morton Davis to Miss Bette &c
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