Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-13

Rev. M.G. Willia rs Will preach TOMORROW
morning and evening a. the Methodist
church. IN this city.
Immense bargains are now being offered
III stylish and beautiful Dress Good. AT
Cokllms ~ Eeedlng'-.
Better pay tor shO. leather than medicine.
60 TO ConkllnG # B~eedin.'s ard get some,
thing that VIII keep your feet warm and
dry. Your health viii be improved.
\ boy by The name OF Clark. had his Lex badly
crushed 10y falling state III Mr.. i;obt. Taylor
coal NINE IAet tuesday. 1t Is thought that nc
bones are broken.
Mr.. Stephen Barker, known a, ''7aort steve
was robbed offorty dollars, in the h~ishway near
Lexington, on the lat inst, wh:!r on hi, way
home, by three unknown men.
since I lay Carr has been IN thu al. the build
lng has been infested N night with cats, owls,
dogs, Wild horses, and, IN fact, every known
beast OF tn. tirl,: and bird orrhc ar.
Mark Iwnin's boob, Tom. sawyer is his
best work. 1t i, full OF humor, ami carries tn.
reader back 10 his own days Of childhood \
few copies are on sale 10y l;onnrll & Lee.
Make L note of IT," RouneIi X Lee are thu
agents for the sale vi the justly cetcbrated
Singer Sewing Machines. They are offerin.
specla! Inducements to cash customers.
M. J VI. Pratt. OF Chicago. writes Us tina, h.
viii be in Lexington in 1t few day, to buy wal,
nut lumber. II any person IN Ike country hal
such lumber for sale they can learn II Nj. Pratt
~ calling at this Office.
The congregation of the Presbyterian church
in this city has contributed Tor the lIqUilatInn o.
church debts AMI current expenses, during The
year past, Si,4; 70. which Is an exceedingly
ere dItablr show ing Tor lne-c hard times.
The wr-r of prayer. us recommended b,
the Evangelical Alliance. which closed la,r
night. was observed III this city by III.
Methodist, Baptist ami Presbyterian church.
"a. Ihr Attendance Wa generally good.
We publish IN another place II tabuls,rd state.
m-nt Of thr drhi OF L~aG.ycite co unity on thu ii
day OF january. Isl. since that tin e there have
been bonds compromised to- Tir amount OF sllH.
"o5 %'s1. renrs.I funding hrnas being l-s,rt
thereto. amounting :, 81 ". 09'.. making 4
! reduction On tie tcr, %! 81 ,T-5 %.
There wa, u pleasant hop at Harmonic
Hail on Thursday Might la.t. About twenty
couri., OF LeXinst"u'> h,auY aud ie e.
a., n!bl"l aud mhiI,,: the hours away " III
the dance. We noticed several iadie, VIII,
had danced all the night hcfrrr Al Dover
hut hey locke: a. frc-b a. rose bud. on F..
dcwv morning. and twice 4. sweet.
The musical entertainment 10 lie gwen ON FRI,
lay nishr, January 18Th, by The H,sti-t Penal,
seminary, promises to ir the huc-' concert eyeI
given III I."Nlng'"u. W. have seen The pro
gramn!e. and from the character OF the music sc
lcr'"i, .nH the high urtrr II talent of ti.osc whl
ar" 10 r'hirl II. We promise uUr music .OvIn-
people u /" TT Ui sweet sounds, and thar tie gold.
rn rOngu" ui melody Will amply repay them 10,
their II ,-nituc" Two new >tcinway piano,
VIII he used upon In" occasion. Among n" So.
lection, is on" IRAN III" OgatorI., S;ul,.t Mate:
Ros-lni'- masterpiece, wt.r!. vii. !- .iy"# II
sty /" superior 4" THAT IN which n:,y chorus hr,
ever been rendered IN Lexington. There will u.
'nr"r sulns-Ly Ma. l,ovakin, 4. W smith am
froi. '.iinb'l Thu rc-t Of the programme" b.ins
lille! with part pieces Miss I;uvakIu will sins
- alta Diva from Norma, one OF the mos
'ei-biiic! s"i'I.no s"io- IN the Who'll" rang. %
song AMI one requiring the very highest accom-,
pIishT"ent IN IL execution. llr. smith ~ r.
popular vita our Lexington audiences that ws
heed only say that his solo = one oI NcriI's lin.
e-t. and that IT. selection dD~I ere lit - thu ta,i,
OF n"r distinguished baritone. rruf. GImte
viii HAY i ~tanti-ie from Norma. Ly cora The
selection Is Il good one. a. 1t W thrII.r cat mos
81 III" "hpIr" nir> 81 rnis popular opera, and IN IT.
ieh'i!t'ot. me Professor Will display lis eupcrIul
skill Gs a pianist Oar limited space preclude.
an "nt"nelv" notice, such ~ tins CUn'rrt de.
serves, but we have sand enough to show III,
character OF ih" programme. and il really l. no
necessary 10 SAY much 10 secure It large and ap
preriatire andirnc" for 4 musical entertainment
the details Of which are arranged iy Prot. Fleet
We Will "nIy further sIy, come,
And the night shall he !illed with music.
And the cares that inte7t the day
Shall fold their tents like the Arabs,
And AS silently steal away"