Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
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i''d'fH Soot i'li I.I mars hs-N
'"r" j. -"Ii'm- at =" TO 40 cents. ami wheat
s. 80 10 81 Il" p.I bust"i, with bat !Itll" on
hAu,i.
FOR two weeks past ON people have BEEN busy
wiki -.,riruinG. AMI the rruo'att"ms and s-ru-
rIt!an- hat THIS season Of the yrAi generally
hruI-
po'rr Io.h- rs charming ~ "A BRIDE and a,
lovely "a a picture, framed III with her bloom
lHs orchards The ladies have. III sheer ycXu-
;.u1r lad asir their 'tu!n'v DIr> OF rar. did
ace -'m,c the vrly fruit trees display cntlrr
robe tl.t cut-rlvaI thclu IN luxurious luyslrurss
Au"thrr edition OF W alter r,In'ni.u- ;nat # 10
"erl',- t. expect sprIus until sue can console
'i,'" w!uI aUmnm-r- tNil-ut!y she is too weak
10 r"uu", successfully VIII old Bor-tr. Who,
ut present h"Id- the hcld. / write yvu luarnn-
Tuned h.>t~a genuine backlog IRE TINT would
zee credit " January.
I-s.y, "vin..iny Nj about II o'clock i Ia
TIC r~"-!lcic" occupied by Mr. Talbot. OIL rAe
p,rr'. caught rre from d defective hue con
-r'rr"h.- ~Intgs Was done to tn" roof that part
rN'Iuu- he "a beng entirely i, s;roycd So
~" sorry l. late also that It good deal Of h-t-
"'ns ant H"th.us Wa. hurn-t. Several person,
w,Gr Considerably -corChei IN their effort. l.
save III" poIcrty, though no one was seriously
"'' '' ''' ~ N'h''E a" - lu' StNliclLfD
"nr lg-goa To- thr SCENE. the whole house Houit
NV" .cs Destroyed. Ne Il strong wlnt was
Di"Nlu- ON TIN east. o>IEK
'onk.'ag < Bee ing, Suit Department j,
nov open, aud they Are Offering the Iaryr-l
and cheapest ltno /" be sen in Lexington.
Sir. j Il Nr~comc. wh" /. shipping tc
N~s7i, GIBSON < Co, luiiauhpois. {. stii
hhNins wheat throughout the county. II
:. however. getting vrIy scarce.
A. announced in our last Issue Rev. r.
herr returned home in fimr To ill IN, pulpit
sunday last. dc looks much improved by
hi- fi,ildn zap. aud has a ittgs collection
Of rnr1o>itle- gathered IN hi wunicrIng>
H. wHi preach At the Presbyterian cnurct
tomorrow morning and evening.
Liberty lubuU-:-Key Vim. {. Lyon
an Old and eminent Baptist minister. die,
al hi nome ia Dover, Lafayette county, "l
III. 18Th o. April, Ia The sl,t year OF hl> aga
He formerly rr.iird in Liberty aud for som,
y.ur- ~ financial and soliciting agent g
Nis. Jewell College aud We exyre-s VIVA
THOUSANDS VIII testify L., when We say tina
but tor the interchangeable laburs Ut the lie
ce4sei, there would to-day be no VIM
Jewell toii".s. lie mainly formed All,
made II. sni II Il man il rewarded accordiu.
10 IA. works. VIM. {. Lyon to-day occupIe
a chusrT place IN Heaven.
In Glasgow correspondent OF the Fayelt
Advertiser. writing to the paper says
"fion. lnrs. StiackeliOrd Returned from
-. L"ul, last Thursday. He went down t,
attend \ Joint railroad meeting between til
thlcngo L Alton and ST. L., X. X North
ern Railroad. We understand that the latte
| road offered Inducements To the former |.
tthe another lease on the ~lattcr's road bed
hut that ali propositions wsrp refused by tn
former road. Iuis Is certainly very fayora
b" Tor oar road. though 1t j. not certain We
Whether th- old road bed between this plac,
and Mexico will be Used. or whether tn
road viii be built over the new line wh:cl
la, just been surveyed.
The Missouri Pacific railroad shipped from
Lexington during the month of April, - ca
loads Of cattle. } cars of hogs, , cars of sheer
- cars OF coal, 1 cars of flour, II cars o
wheat, II ears OF corn. | ear OF tobacco.
ears ofbran, > cars OF potatoes, | car OF ship
siutl, ! ear of bones. | ear of nail., - cars "
merchandise aud ! ear OF household goods
Beng. cxciusir" of coat, LOS Us pound
of freight, and with the coai2. &c. .2aS pound.
For til" sane time there was received iron
-. Louis - cars OF merchandise. he>ii
other freight. This large business has KEEP
M">>rs. Russell. Phelps and prrsdaIe, agent"
very busy. aud their energy aud eiic'enc.
has done much to swell the aggregate.
As we received the report of the s%ilootin,
match, which took place near this cit.
Yesterday at a late hour. tho crowded stat
of our columns preciudeS anything hat
briet notice. Glass balls Were used in,iea,
OF pigeons. The first match was at ten ball
for each mau. Mr.. w Il. Hamlet won tn
me !al. breaking y; ). f.. Ingram came mex!
with : aud A, j. Hall won the leather orna
ment with 9 misses and n hit. The secon,
who broke his ) balls Frank Nicholson FOL
lowed with 1, and Horace Wilson Wlnso
took the product OF the tan yard by missin!
all the balls like II little man. The thlr'
match, 3 balls, resulted, George Scilohei'
winner, 4 balls, and tive compeiit"rs for tn
leather medal, with one ball each. Iher'
Were Ii entries IN the hrst and secon'
matches, and ~ in the third, snL the shootin!
| was very tair tor = new experiment.