Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-04-07
9;sefhIp 5nteIIisfnfer.
SHORTS.

at Wayerly last Tuesday.
Mems Hats al Davis II Allstadt's from :.
cents to 81 % gooi quality. apr.-lf
Oh such handsome embroders- ami =
cheap, nj krehu X WIlker's. 3l-2t
Mrs. Shuttle. on Laurel street, gives he
customers hot coffee for dinner.
Two worthy young folks are TO he mar
ried on Third street next Wednesday.
Elder Geo. Plattenhurg will preach at The
Christian church In this city tomorrow.
The Presbyterian church at Waveriy vii
receive an agreeable surprise in 4 few DAYS
The finest assortment OF Toilet Soaps, Nc.
we have ever kept cheap. AT Ro,ie y
News. 24-4t
Our Dover friend, tell Us that it hailed III
the eastern part Of their township last
Saturday.
The latest novelties in hosiery, solid coIor-
ia pink. blue and cardinal. at ConhIIng X
BeeIing's
Novelties in Plpetiers, and handsome
new stock Of MlsrelaEvou, BOOKS, At Cha,
II RoyIe'-. !+-lm
Rev. NJ. u. w.!liaus will preach nj the
Methodist church in thls city tomorrow
morning and e,-nng.
Wellington lodge No. 81 |. q. 0. F. viii
install its officers to-night-JoAn A. Lock
hart, p. c.. officiating.
MIR. VIM. Lay has opened = grange co.
operating store At Mt. Hope, keeping gen
ersl assortment of goods.
Ladies. don't buy your spring goods before
YOU have seen kriehn& WiIker', new goods.
They are bouudtobeat email. 3l-2t
The prettie,t prints in town, new sprug
styles. aud low H. +. L. T. J. X. or any
other man. At krIehn 4 Wilker'.. 3I-2t
a little son of Mr.. Wnu. Al Dover. had
ono of his eyes shot out with An arrow on
Friday OF last week, by his brother.
A bridge over riSlnr in the Malu Hail
lane on the Greenton road is in dangerous
condition It should be repaired al once.
The {. X. Peck. i mountain boat, passed
up last Saturday night At ABOUT 10 o'c och.
She took on large lot of coal al this place.
Rev. b. II. Charles. of Marshal. Will beg in
weeks series Of meeting II the Presbyte-
rian church in Wayeriv Tomorrow morn
Ing.
Stop and see the immense stock OF Hats
and Caps at Davis s AlIstsdt'>. You can
ind all the latest nobby style, Al your own
price. apr1-f
If you wants good mes of meat. vegeta-
Ulss, not coffee, &c. AL for twenty-five cents,
cal! on Mrs. Schultz, at the Western House,
on Laurel street.
Mr.. W. d. Lewis. of Middleton township.
has moved 10 the Cav farm, adjoining hi,
own. and will farm both places, and build
during the summer.
Mr.. 81. (. Keller returned from his trip
east last Saturday. looking well. He reports
business in the esst dull and goods for sale
i. the PURCHASES own rice
Or. Thos. Field, OF Middleton township
recently purchase /" acre. Of timber land.
IN Davis township, from Mr.. A!sea, and IL
acres fr,m Mr.. klt. HAYES.
Cap-I Hill Seminary, uuder charge of
Kew. A. Van Arsdale, is said TO be PROSPER
ing. We hope it may continue TO grow III
numOer OF scnoiAr> and resources.
have just received one OF the hanIsome>t
lines OF WaIl Paper ever offered In !.exing.
ton. Call and see 1t before YOU purchase
Cannot be uudrr>oid. Cha>. Ii R"yir I'm
Map sHood Pre- Shy IeIisn churvh. in Mid
dlston township, Il still without q pastor.
Tuers IS not a more seuerou, whJIraouIrH
people On earth to Preach 10, and some good
man should Ue assigned there.
We understand that Hymen has secured
all almost certain feast ut All early day Hear
HIgsinsville. Two soul. with bur 4 sinZte
thought. Two hearts that beat as one. and
the next thing i, the rarsOn.
The Mrthodl-t- of the Mound Prairie
neighborhOoJ ale determined that they will
have church edIticc OF their own. They
have purchased TWO acres and half of land
from Mr. sam. DavIdssu--the old site OF tie
Cnri-tIan CHURCH, ana are making prepar /
tious to build.
ORION lodge NJ ~. |. o. .. f. installed
the following named officer. last Tuesday
night: Thomas Il. John. Jr., noble gran +;
VIM Ii. Ewing. vlce-graud: J. T. ". Nc
hsin. recording secretary The other
officers elect not being present VIII be iu-
stalled At some future meeting.
Abe Mish, LeXington's funny man. has
ceased 10 cothe the naked. and Is now Ell.
gagged in the ~ less Iaudabls pursuit Of
feeling the hungry. As chic! clerk al b eiler's
restaurant. The best sauce for food is good
humor. and Abe has plenty for himself and
wonderful thing to say of hotel clerl
CAN On him when you ,re in town. it will
do you good
Sir. j. y. HOuck. formerly OF the Fayette.
No. Advertiser, IL esnyaEsiEg Dover and
Middleton townships for biographlra sk ctcl-
es OF the prominent citizens OF tbs county, |
for the new atia,. Mr. Houck is a clever |
gentleman. trained in the use of the pen |
and VIII do JustIe to any subject he ma, |
write on. We commend him to the court. sles |
!If our people.
The Wayeriy election which took place |
last tuesday WAS = very exciting contest |
The following uamed gentlemen were elect
ed: Mayor. John j. Hall; Clerk, Geo. Lundy;
Marshal, NJ. =. Scott. Treasurer, John Wal
ton; Assessor. George NeiIl Councilmen.
lst ward. Capt. W \. Redd and Joseph
Fletcher; Ind ward. j. B. Fletcher and r. X.
Hautier I'd ward, John Oliver; 4th ward
George White.
Dir. Travis suford. Of Lexington town
sSIp. is one Of the best trainers in the west.
and has magnificent stable Of hor,es for
the coming season. First ON the list i, the
celebrated trotting mare. Lady Slipper
'cAA i>iiA w o'uSo'i. Inc OF Nr. *. |
VI. Sparks. Mr.. Buford drove Ella I'm four
lesn faces last fail, she being then three
ysars old, and won thirteen Of them, getting
ssc"Gd money in the other, and he claim, to
hs the only driver who has ever trained and
driven hora- ia 2.:jJ in the county. He Is
driving fuIl sister OF Ei!a's. owned bv Mr.
Robert keens. and fue young Mambrlno.
the property of w. B. Steele. E.g beside
several other colts. He has prepared a nrst
rate half mile track Oh hi. farm about six
miles from Lexington. and IL thoroughly
familiar With the art OF breaking and traIg- |
Ing horses. He makes il rule 10 superin-
tend the feeding and grooming In person
and to do his own driving, trusting nothin.
TO careless and inexperienced hands. Per-
sons GaNing nice colts, should have Mr.
Buford see them.
The regular monthly stock sale in this
city last Monday was very successful one
1ke greatest interest seema to center IN tie.
sale by Sr. Kit Moore, OF 26 head of good
ysariIng steers. as 1t was a sort of test as 10
whether sr not Il would do to offer Feeding
cattle al these sales. Th-y were valued ly
the stock men present 10 whom Ws spoke ut
5 l6 10 SIS 60,but when they came to be sold