Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-20
sunday trains run a> usual on the Narrow

/ ihe fUrmr' society had 4 plr'>au, little
/ hop last Monday night, al lIsrnonra MalI.
/ Take your pictures aud notices to BounrIl
4 Lee, city Eook Store 10 have th,m
framed. nrooIf
| Mr. W. Y Willtams. conductor Of the
Narrow Gauge. has been relieved. Mr.. L..
r. Mccoy. OF independence. takes his
/ place.
! TIE latest novelty in the Sewing machine
world Is the New American sell threading
shuttle. Drop III AT The City Book store AL d
examine II. oc2oif
| II You want good pair of boots or
shoes at prices 10 suit tho Times. call on
| tGSirstun 4 Co, Ne. l3+ Main street, four
doors east OF The court house. IL
| iaN" tUu seen the IF. f. lmproyr.i''
noi>rlr>s ,rwiug mu,hne: Gall at Bommeil y
/ L"e's s'it' Book Stole and examine th-u
whrih"r A"u wish 10 purchase or not o2Vlf
The >lnck of boots and shoes AT " O.
/ Essi"-t" ~ Co.'S. new boot and shoe store
l. now complete. Every ono IS invited TO
/ cal IHd examine our stock, before purchus-
/ hug ei-ewurrr. 1t
| houn"Ii X Lee are In receipt of auoilIrr
large invoice u! singer >rwIng marmnr..
|
! fAriirs desiring 10 purchase should remem-
| ber that they cannot mahr Il mistake by
purchasing singer.
I" ''''ie>o.' h'>. ih"!ias uup t"h' OF
l 'e">aht le"' met with = curious accident
''" DAYS ago "h'!r using pin L" clean
| "'' ''' '"e h'a" "'ohc Oh ana remained III
'hs ear Nh' !" very III from The effects
NV" VIII i''I'e ''"rh mat they should no,
/ ~ '''''' ''.''' '''" c'i> with pms or put
"'l'o "P '"'" ho>t''
| "' ''''''''"' '""'' a"J"uiheu wednesday
a'''' '"'"e' "'''h'eI'''ihS session lie
"''S s'sa''hS Gaze elected more
interest '"ah any other; the lnry not agree
''S II WIZ nave to.he triet again. num-
oe' " P''l c"''' were u'>p"sed "l. Anna
/ >''' "'' sev"h" convection Tor Prut larceny
was >e"' 10 'he fthI'"h'iaFE i"r wv" years.
| """ ARA J"hh>oh ioi assault with intent
! /" A'I was sent DOWN Tor The same TINE
we Fiihl 'i'e"h h'f" an advertisement an
| "'""'t"9 d "i''''H' thtritiih'heht' next
| """"sH' '' ai"'"hia hi''' ny "ehrraI ON
mum" III" "'''' .h'>' 'iihh's warren anu
! -'"!"l N'"e"' '"f most u'h1h"tlfr little
| IONS 'ht' ever imposed L Theatrical CON-
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| one Al ihF's " 't''k III u" "fteruoon. and
t'e "'"' At "'@Hl " 'IocN IN The eFenin
i-An''> anu 'h!!Hfrh should attend the after
| moo" Pfi'"i nance |" A'"ii 4 rush ana crowd.
| ON account 81 the omission by tie printer
"i on" iiu" "i iEe cory. III" conclusion of
| Col II. {. 'h'i'> speech, pitn'-I 10y IL last
! "tth "a- rendered nntcil'.Ihe. II
/ >h'"!h nave read You now have an 0ppor
! iunitN OF N'm"lrhiing yourselves OF this
| chAr-" 10y 'mplv taking hold of that
wh'ch, though 1t may not make You rich,
must q" much toward your material adj
'nncem, mt ~ community. should YOU
| >ucC- ii III securing this -reat road lLrou. h
| your county
We have been s.kei by a hun ,lred men
not 10 discontinue their paper at the explr..
I lion of the time paid for. a. turv would
/ renew in lev weeks and did not Ike TO
rns any nuMbcr.. We have tried to uiak 2
them uur:e:-ttnd that we have 10 way Of
keeping track Of the wishes OF twn thousand
! dIti rent people. our rule Is to discontinue
| al the ,nI of thu time paid for. th0usI We
have. IN some cases. allowed the time to
over-ruu. as {. favor. anu nj the REQUEST IF
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send the paper on credit and those whose
| times are twill ;loreEensw Il, once. II.
| An Immense number of ,..ttls .r. b.iny
! brought INTO eastern Kansas and Wrs,eln
! Missouri 10 be ted this winter. While We
| do no. predict for cor. AN rytrt,svantIy
! high prize We lnins il viii command a rond
| ngure Our farmers ,houId Remember in
making their calculation. rerar,!lnr price.
that gold - low and il. ,rilI declining. and
| that under The general >nrIuFa.e in values
! what was but y Iair price Lurlu. TIL. few
years lmmcdi.tely sri-r tie wlr would he
| au sxor1Iiaut one now. While the corn
| crop of Nnrth Missouri. especially the norli =
eastern part ot III, state. i. a most An entire
! failure, kansas and Illinois. ON both side, Of
| IT,. have 200! rrop., and W. raunot Ih.,--
| fore hop. for very hlyn prices. -,iII ~. mimi
! that the demand VIII a. s,nt and w,a ,to
not with to see our f,r,u.r, piy. al IA.
| bentht Of an inevitable. ,,iynu.. tn ,r.
feeders, whn viii have m.r.tu, for pr,tr
even after ,,1yiDg fair ,rr.,- for earn ".
tuink thas no corn shouII IA. contracted =,
U.s. than $ - per barrel. u.nu.d ON tb.
| fTm where ii raised
We heard ,hr following story a few day.
! ago in illustration of ..lhr ruiif,., NISSAN
strong in DEATH 4 gambler wa, dylur
and upon the solicitation OF loved one, at his
SIDE, sent Tor = minister to attend him.
| When Tn" preacher came the gambler in
| feeble tones said. ..par-un, tHe game j.
| nearly p!aN ed out, I'm bound to hand in NV
| cheeks. Par,On, do YOU think there's auv
chnnc" Tor chap hhc me- I've not been 50
very oad; always played square game;
| my hand WAS always open to people in dis.
| tre>s. and never went back on these home
| folks. ptrsou. though Iss gwen them many
q heart ache The good preacher bending
! over the dying man. whose breath came
T. ebl"r and feehler asked him a few quCs-
tons about his state Of mind, and assured
! him that II, he relied entirely on Gods
| mrrc', aud felt that he was truly repeulauL
! irr hI> careless ilfr, his chances of salvation
/ were such that he ght rest easy In :.
| weak, faint voice he asked the minister
| ''Pars"n do YOU think I'll 90 TO heaven =
Y e.. replied he. Il dr.' ''Parsun is
heaven hetutItH! place. he whi.pere /.
More beautiful, my friend. than | can tell
| or you imagine Fainter and fainter came
the expiring gamblers breath but ln,i,lin.,