Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-24
WAVERlY.

A March wind prevailed All day Wednesday
and On Thursday w" hat an April shower
Hon. Z. NJ. Eiwards, our senator from n a
district. - expected hnm. Today un ,nu,
vieit.
bc.Uty sheriff 10" Bowman wa> n town a
lew minute, thursday ryenIns, hununs m.-
teilai Tor the grand jury.
Tie welcome whistle "i . h,nr greeted our
town on tuesday morning We now -xu.ct
business TO improve RAPIDLY
We are s"rr, 10 state that our friend. I AM }
B Fletcher, /. suffering ee,.rely with rhenmn-
tism. lia has been confined to ms room for the
past three tny-, but hopes ~ he cut ryain
shortly.
For the h"neht"I Waverly readers we VIII here
slate that Mr.. CallAway l. now huyInx tobacco
nj Lexington and that L " Wernw4g i. buy
ing nj Berlin.
Mss JAMIE keIli. who had lot the past Ten
dsys. bern visiting the family Of Mr.. Geary. T..
Goodwin. Ol mis- city. returned home last ~uu-
day. Goodness. how ICnezOmr We AZ.
Mr. !. u. Miller. ctr postmaster. 'ett on
Thursday evening tor II VISIT to relatives IN Ken
,ucky 1t is mot true tina, he ha, Son, t., So.
Hayes inausuraret. we wish htm Il pleasant
trip.
The market Tor autt.r and eggs Is well sru-
piled. livery store has II tub . butter and some
tines rhre" or four tubs Of eggs ~IfrIt!irr arti-
Gle Is scarce IN Lexington. We can easily send
you II few cart loads.
Hunting Is the f4v"flte psstimc Tor ,los. who
can leave tbrIr business long enough. We have
seen several parties start OUl. but have not heard
OF any gam being ALLIED However. our mar
ks, Is well supplied with game.
Col. Z Magonin bought u farm Of 81 ucI &c.
well improved, with house. orchard, & from
Dir. Il Quinn. one d.y this week, At $40 per
acre. The land lies sI miles southeast OF
Wav"riy, and W u sold very cheap
The frn oil krous" 4 L"acn ha- hr"u dis
solved. Nj hr"us- has rou.nf on; the interest
OF MI. Leach, and vii! hereafter conduct the
business. Those nerdIng stoves, hardware,
tlnwar". &c can make Il note ui the Grange.
The Light fingered gentry mr. still at work. \
few days ago some body stole . lot ui lard from
Rr Tucker, and ON thursday night a load OF
lumber wn- stolen from tine iUinhrr yard Of Mr.
GcG. l. Goodwin. Mr.. GoO'iwIu thinks he San
nsmr tn" guilty party
The Saptists have for the past tn ieys been
holding Il l,rotrlr:ct meeting In uuirruc,s
ARE large and attentive. Ilrr" have been sey,r-
al additions TO the church =" lar amt tie inter
est is unabatet. The service are conducted by
Revs. Waiting an! smith
Mhnnp up the Narrow Gauge; don't i-t thu ,
Officers have any peac" ili iIry tell us wh-,hrr
or not they intend L. cune 10 Wav"rIy. and
when. We think ttat HE extension would b.
"A g"nd thing for Lexington, Us well "a, an ac-
comm"iati"n t" this section.
The sal. o! .AsiUry ~ Helm, 8 miles trsm
town, on Thursday, WAS largely attended
Terms, Il months credit without interest. Two
year old steers sold ut s2S 80 10 SIS N: mules /
from $40 to Sis; $50 barrels OF corn at 81 &c per
Agricultural implements high.
Tn" Saline County Democrat says that last
sunday evening Mr.. Il. was married +" Miss
W. while the couple were out Tor an evening
drive, and that they then hastily departed for
We have not II. ard Of their arrival
here, and hupc they may not hrv. gotten lost.
The Fresby ,rrinns htv" just finished putting a
nice. ia ing fence IN front Of Gh"Ir church, and
nave made II pla k walk tom HE church to The
The improvements did tn the appearance
oi thu place, and Will be appreciated hy church
coer.
The bright. warm weather for the past few
days has put a sign OF life ir;o the wheat crop,
md the fields are beginning to get green, much
Q the distress of the farmers, who fear it will '