Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-17
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SHORTS.

The 'heautifuI SHOW cam down in IN a
quantities last Tuesday morning.
Please BRING III ;uat tobacco SEE! that W
nav distribute It To those who ucei It.
Carpets. CARPETS, n.w and he tuutUi pat
tern.. exceedingly cheap, at ConAitug
Beeding's. 1t.
Mr.. Green Bedford, Who was IN town las
Saturday, sold ten OF his bronze turkeys Il
g. 80 each.
Mr.. Luther Waymin Is feeding IN Sni-a
bar township, one cal load OF native steer
and thirty hogs.
M. Eckle moved his sock of boats ant
shoes last Monday to his new staud-Mail
near Laurel street.
Mr.. Richard Wayman Is feed two carload.
OF cattle and about 1ity head OF hogs. it
Sni-a-har township.
Members OF the county grange should re.
member the date OF the called meeting
Tuesday. February eth.
FOuId-In this city. recently. = watch
chain and necklace. Inquire oil Jane, II
Lowry. Franklin street.
There - 10 DE a dance next Friday night 4,
the Residence of Mr.. James Hawthorn four
miles south Of Lexington.
Gather yOur corn before the frat of March.
Don't wait until You are planting one crop
10 save the one raised previous, before"
MIS-. SsllIe Bradley. i few days ago, sold
her house and lot IN Grrenton TO aunt S4ilie
Benton. n respectable old colored woman.
Mr.. Lewis OH i. building 4 frame house
and outSulidln-s on The land which lie re
Gently purchased from Or. VI. VI. Robinson,
near GrenlOu.
A very nne bay mare. belonging TO Mr..
Alfred hing. who live, hear Greenton, dis
located her shoulder u few dry, ago while
running in the pasture.
A. we did last -pring. 80 now We again
urge the property owners of Lexington to
plant shade Trees. No small expenditure of
time snd money Will pay 80 well.
Me>srs. Matt. aud Nit. Wavman, Oh the
Beatty farm, near Greentor. ure feeding loo
head OF good native cattle. They are also
feeding one hundred head OF hogs.
A very Interesting and largely attended
protraeted meeting Is now in prosre., 81 the
Mound Prairie church. in Washington
township, conducted 10y Revs. Frank Bur
ton aud Frank West.
III I. RatheII Nl,he, TO sell a tine bed
room ret, together with 4 double lounge,
marble top table. &c. vii! be- sold for mach
less than they are worth. a. he does not
wish to remove them 10 t. LOUIS.
Ministers Of the gospel, in Lafayette
county, Will favor Il, if they can make II con-
yen;entto promptly notify Il. Of all Ill arriagas
and >pecIa! church meetings. To those who
viii signify i willingness to do 80. we shall
Lao Iyl..I - ~.rl no. al 49, ~ H., .,,r
elf. Daniels tells In, story of his friend
Harvey HsH-riy u.Tye WIS once testify
lug IN j case. anI WIS asked il 4 certain
thing nad been done previous to i given
time. when he answered. Fore God. can't
tell whether 1t WAS previous before OF pre-
riuu- afterwards"
saw Que gentleman walk up to another
= few days ago and Without sayin. a WORT
offer him his tobacco pouch. why. What
the d DO you mean" asked the second
gent. oh" said the inst. Il thought I'd
save You the trouble OF ASKING tor !t-vou
always DO" Smile all arUuud.
Mr.. |. y. Ward. OF the firm Of Stewart (
Ward. Kansas City. came up from Wayerly
last Ihur~iay with forty head of mule.
which lie had purc!a.ei there. The sn!-
maIs were from four TO eight year. Old. from
II: TO IL! hands high aud in good order.
They were bought at an average OF 800
per head.
In another place IN tins paper We print Mr..
Lewis Wernwag'- advertisement for tobar-
co. lie will from this time forward be reg
uiarly in the marAet for tHIt artic lie Of pro-
duCe, and - he i, 4 liberal trader will no
uouot purchas" i large quantity. II you
have any 10 sell, and can do so conveniently
call on him.
Congress last year invited all counties or
towns. where historical addresses were de-
li'ered the centennial fourth OF July, to Tile
one ."py Of such address IN the congres,iou-
al library at Washington. Only LOO such
have been thus far received. /.
Lafayette c%ounty'- address, written and
read by Mr.. VIM. II. ChiIcs, one Of the num-
Der ii lied:
The lane near the widow Graves farm,
on the Grtenton road, about five miles south
OF Lexington. Is IN an impossible condition.
The travel Is compelled to 20 two or three
miles out Of the way to get 10 Lexington.
Even persons ON hDr>cbtck have difficulty
III getting through the mud-hoie. The road
oycr,e"r, whoever he is. should discard red
tape, II 1t Is In the way, get the ieighbOrs
together and make the road pa>sable.
Watch the date printed with your name
upon the margin OF the paper. 1t indicates
the time to which you have paid. II YOU
wish the paper continued after that date. he
prompt in remItting, or We shall lie forced
to discontinue il, which we do not like 10
do. Our rule OF payment In advance must
he strictly enforced 1t enforced at all, and
we cannot do l credit business for sub,cyip-
tions. If
Bates County Democrat:-Lndies some
times take an interest in politics. \ lew
days since, a republican subscribed for the
Tiobe-DetnOcrat without informing the re-
nainder OF his family. On last SATURDAY,,
his lovely daughter called for the mail,
when 4 copy OF that paper was handed her.
She looked at II, saw The ..DemLcrut' at
the head Of the paper and finally returned
1t, remarking, amt that kind o cats"
She was mistaken IN the feline family to
which the CD. belonged.
Mr.. Jno. {. Young la, been much annoy-
ed OF late by having Marrow Gau.e calls"
tthat IS what he calls them left At Sarlou.
places III the city, and requests u to say
THAT Narrow Gauge passcnsers' his ex-
pressionl will in future only be called for
when they register their name At Grimes x
Fenable's jewelry store at the CIty Ho,eI.or
at ioung's transfer stable, on Lanrel street,
north of Main. The omnibus leaves the
hotel at 30 4. III. and 30 y. III. Don't be
offended at Nr. Young for calling YOU Mar
row Gauge people, aud remember his dIrec-
tious.
The Baptist mite society met on Friday
night OF last week at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. JnO. W. Rcinhart. Among tho,.
present We noticed: Judge WIN. r. Wood
and daughter, Mr.. /. ID. Saunders and wife
Mr.. A. '. Robinson and wife. Mr.. Jno. ID
New and wife; Me,dames Chalmers Wood.
Jno W. Waddetl, Lizzie Wallace, aud NJ. r.
Wallace: R,r. Dewitt Bolton: Mr.. c. W.
Lamboru aud Miss iena Hill, Mr.. l.. ".
Nickel and Miss Fannie Koyie. MIR. r. Tire.
keid and Miss Mamie Shaw. Mr.. Robert
Wilson aud Miss Hattie Cheyalirr, Mr.. C..
IL. Royle and Miss Susie WaddcIl; Misses.
Maggie and Anne New. " ts.ie Troiter, y.
Hun, l.. Kennedy, \. Mars and l. Robinson:
n ssrs. VIM. Akcr-, Henry On iIunerliIn,
Ino. l.. Hickam. Joseph AlforI, Franz
Ifassetl. Jesse ltatlbuE. VIM. New, james