Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

~ time y"" are in town and enroll your MAIN
WI among those who Try 10 keep posted in wba
goes on around them. Do not say that
IL" AZ" not able to take "A paper. The price ,
'e one cigar per week Will more than paw for !,
ii Ia" selling of one hen when raised 10 m,
!e lure '~hirkrnh9"d viii pay Tor ii. Tw,
r A cabbage or two Tor each week IN The year
raised by one of the children will lea,
IL them >omr change Tor candy. One pig =.
apart each year viii supply You With u hal
dozen papers thai Will educate Nuur yirI
aud keep Your boys out OF mi>chicl-pro
fiding the cholera dnrsn't get him Ihr,,
or iour bu-h'Is OF apples VIII supply IL,
IL WtirrrwitiIi. In fact any of the half growl
IL children can earn the money. IL the task T.
e assigned them. anti yot! give them The credit
t"r their labor. You cannot afford TO Al,
II Without the InteII.g-nrer IL YOU sr.a
payer l; keeps YOU informed OF the proceed.
i, iHS> "f Your county court, Telling YOU eucl
n month how your money is expended. 50 tha,
II al any tins wron. sh"ulI be done. YOU
can promptly enter a protest. II Snu are in
iltISati"n II publi>tlr. the dorkets Of the
. c"Uri-. saving. Nun many times it. COS, In
useless tiIps 10 town. For the ladies, God
/ o'e>s th'in, IL FURNISHES light literature and
} poetry Win which 10 while away the hours
IN IN" 1oiS winter evenings when The DAYS
ti>k l. Zone, ami tor the youu. folks IL
keeps iht run OF all tn. sucill events IN ,h,.
county. While en.!e.yoring to dr,o pie heres.
sarN space to the p1lilirIl and general tonic.
OF The day. |: ne'er> fails 10 give full reports
: b1 al! III. local II 81 t.,.t = .-r.. SO. "
ana TO the Lafayette people away from
h"ilr, is they continually assure IT,. il il
Tx" i friendly letter every werk. IA .yrr,-
thing but politics it endra,or- in r.pres,nt
all the Interests OF all The people OF the couu.
~, petty chickering's. and personal likes or
dislike, being hanl>lIed from It's columus
III politics II Is democratic Ia every ribre,
BECAUSE IL believes IN the democratic party.
IL me parry Of Peace, the party OF ir4trrui-
~. the part, OF reform, and the pagiy
Whose mission 1t Is 10 br.ns The country
back to that constitutional ruiz. which nre-
vailed Under lis management Tor three GUAR
tri> 81 Il century of the existence @, m.
( 'rrninent. Will believing thu, it i, no,
on'h-iNc IN lis assertion of its principles.
II recognizes the tact that the mas, OF III.
republican PARTY /. homes, anu palrlytir
though mistaken. AMI while free 10 brand
r. dishonest many of the leader who have
betrayed their tru,t or advocated peruiclou.
doctrine. II ha> never had on. HARSH wore,
l'E the thousands of republicans. WHO hon
e-'Is believing that their party /, right, have
honestly advocated lis cause. 1t wifi not de-
l"r Us columns with Ob,ceHity a. wit. 1t
VIII publish noiIinG that can Jriur kI,I,h
10 Il maiden'- cheek. and will lend II. every
effort t. the advancement of morality and viz
tue. In II word we wish to 10 all tina, hard
LABOR anu faithful Attrn ton Ia business can
accomplish II render our paper lndi.pen,a-
b!" 10 every family in The county. Laiie-.if
the head OF the tlrniiy don't attend 10 il. SET
t''h' hen OF save those es.> and pay Tor the
infeti!genrer. 1t viii do you good.
TIE "N-rk-tie" party. last "Wednesday
ni2"''at tte resid 'nce OF Mr. Ssm'I pry>tn!",
III oId Town, was one OF tie most ENJOYABLE
m-rtinGs which We sav- attended thu. VIII.
Ter. imrre were anuur INVENT, c,uules
present. ami each one enjoyed the occa.
sion 10 il utmost extent. The REFRESH
fhshts We're ample for u mulch larger attend
aTce, ana N're OF In" mo-: d-llr..e ,u,
tempting kinds. All sorts OF innocent amu,e.
Melts "crr i~H,!u!grd in, and The Misses.
i'fy'itie h.'- occasion to feel proud Of The
suCc..> OF tire cnit rtaiumrut Ev,rv ON.
WAS made 10 feel al horne. and time pas-ed
Oh TaiidIy lhe vocal Music wa a new and
i''T">tht feal'lfr. anu The nr'Atir lottery was
pIlle eX'I!!ts. AZ we suppose ryrrv one
hho"s how sur1 parties are CunIucict. we
VIII not ATTEMPT a description. but II seemed
II us that the gentlemen rather tnjovad III.
"i being tied to the apron strings Of
'h' ladies'. A more pleasant party could
hardly De conceived vi. We understand that ,
part: Of TIL, hind viii sunu he given 3
and those wlIu fail 10 attend viii miss \
graf treat.
our nefshbor the Record. tell. TIL, story: I
l mere i a lady not a thousand miles from \
-ATT"!iton VINO has f0ur married son, and Il
ne married daughter. On the 18th of Sen. |
.tinher one OF the sous became the father -, q
bouncing boy. Ca the 18th Of October d
was ffiicteiin the same manner. I
IN III" LON OF November another ION feel :; :
.i'tiin u i!e prevailing m,uia. On the 18Th q
u December the only r,Iu.;ning SON wa r
"hrh with the same cumpl lint. Lastly, hun l.
'"' i'astN. "h The lOtE ut Janu,r, ut uusi; a
t" have been ga tnr 18th. too the daughter .
cnt WORT t" III. much northumberland "
.'""'i'''lilrr That She MAS The mother OF = y
trapping boy Five boys in less than i've II
Four OF them BORN In Carroll {,
too. ii
HE editor of the ~lte:iste. deba>e, him.clf :
u the last issue OF his paper in aIlu ding To '
his paper ~ the rim. organ" He knew Il
then he wrote the word, ina, he Nv. nan. ;.
lnS a fai'eiiood, AMI he did it a> Il common "
tmasoGue, Tor the purpose of making II
Official capital. We wish TO liz. In r,.cs st
a." ''atil' "l'h all ineh, but we DO not pro- IL
10 a!io" nm, or any one else, to identity d
= with any rIn.s or ~ciilur>, as the person &C
III" makes the statement that:wc do Tells AN Il
nj i'iihed fai'rhood. which n thing but A.
Ut own self RESPECT prevent. our character nj
lhe IN mich stronger language. We l
ioughi thaI she Register had been taught %,
us Tact, but 1t seems not. We have alwny. OF
'ra'cd that paper with courtesy, bu, It fail, p'
appreciate it. Ia
We PRINT III another place u communicate n r
snrd "~IaX-Payrr." from n valued cou,rls. :"
Tor I" the columns OF tn. int-lIi.ricer: and ~
t. VIII say Ia our representative at i, fer =
III CITY That IL art.ci~ vs., written at The So '"
OF several large taxpayers In Dover "a
"h>hip, anI that II /, fleets u sentiment, ''
/! prevalent all over the county. Wnil, "
= are, on principle, opposed to STAY Jaws. ~
1T liz: law asked Tor therein purtakrs of &c
az character, viii As The law imposing such
ANY penalties wa wrong in the first lace. 80
al a, the courts, whenever cases have, i,,ru
before them for the Recovery of faye.
we always set aside all penalty IN excess,
Ten per cent per unuum, We hone that
IF legislators Will grant the request her,
ale.
th+ hnights TemplIr SUPPER. gwen last tn,
night at PoweIl's Restaurant. Mr.. wi
"ln>or, while eating an oyster, feit IN
ne hard substances between his teeth VI.
iich upon examination proved TO he ,wn r..
sc pearls. about tie SiZ. of ordinary ar,
ch>!int. Inc next day he showed them ,
our Jewel"r, Mr.. nrim >.who pronounced
IN I" ne worth about tlfy drlrlr, each. if
ne Thought probable, they were su,cep,i.
OF Il good polish. They wer. arcur,:iuyIv los
|" a 'api"ary In the east tor preparation.
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