Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-03

or w" concerning the prisoner SciiueuwaTd
A Ny. Mason. nt Ray rrunty. wa,.hprr o, .
day Nu' "tsH and Recognized the CLOTH, 6
which >~viin"nwa.I; had rn ~ some which
were stolen from hrm. l3p J.. also accuse
o! !iaFli- stolen 4 hnrS", which he traded Ter
The one watch he rode her. \ cnu-tLarablc
chunk vi his history j. given in our Jefferson
city article. elsewhere.
A. We reached .eedalIa Last sunday morn
Ing we ~akri up from n nap. Before the
train had come I" u stand still II fine lookin"
young gentleman enTers the rlr, and
brushing by haStenrd to a Young lady sitting
near. who jumping up ~JoynuIiy calculated.
th-h-h-h,' and sticking her ROSY little
mouth deep down undtr his mu>tache we
heard two or three rouSin. >macks. We
naturally supposed that She was Eia,i Ia see
him
Gen. G"org" l.. smith denies, to "a SriaIis
Time, reporter. that he said at hulivilI.
that 'h" wanted To buy u farm where there
were 40 democrats" II IS in order for our
c"rrcSp udrnt to rise and explain. No
matter what he NAV have tone in the past
~ We SAID IN our article last week. Il lie did
~ N'A'' N A'C hAAa'N was ulIuS-
tilable II he did lie should stand the con-
sequences. which VIII universally he, ~
oundrrary would say, that he made "A
gorgeous idiot" of himself on that partIcu.
lar occasion.
MIR. Marx W tnnkting haS purchased the
interest OF hl- partner, MIR. r. l.. Bleeding.
in the dry goods business The lyle Of toe
hfm viii hereafter be VI. ". Conkling (
Co. Mr.. Conkiing i - careful. pain-takIng
and attentive business man. liiS success
.thusiar In pleasing the ladir- of tins vlciu!t,
Is the best Criterion OF what he VII do IN
the future II space Permitted We would
taNe pleasure IN mentioning 4 iew of the
late and fashionable articles of ladies wear
which adorn his iastetully arranged store,
0nt the Indies Will best learn by u visit in
person. Mr>>r,. John [. Fall AMI ItI-,.i!
wilson Will stu rrtiIn their positions i,
salrsEnen. and be glad 10 see th-lr friends.
CO... j. + HUttuu, editor OF the Mexico
ln'el!igrncrr. president OF ;h~ Press As>o-
citation. aud one OF the brightest
of the journals Ic profession i'll the state,
thus speak Of h, Visit u Lexington ~ Il
delegate to th- Presbyterian Synni: During
our Visit I" Lexington. Mo. last wrek. We
had the pleasure, not only of mcstln. many
old a'Iuaintlnc">. but OF forming very many
new ones which we Very highly appreciate.
Daring our stay .! three day, 1t raincd
day aud ni.nt 80 That we wcrr
unable 10 visit the variuu> places OF Interest
a> lniend'd, bat -aw "nousn 10 convince IL,
that the hall lai ue,rr teen told OF tuat
he ,utiiui town ana IL Intelligent, refined
anI ho>pit,hie people. For acts ofk!niua,s
aud hospitality We are e>pecillIv luuebte
10 cot. Blaca I'll and his amiable wife.
oIarir- ui the Female Coll z.
and captain l. >UcLu editor of tn. Lexington
l~ntelllgcnccr.
| T. I" last Thursday morning, whsn the
rain set IN, and put a stop to outdoor me-
c%hanical operations, WORK on the opera house
had been pro-re,,!n. quite f.vorabIy. Tie
-s.->uppurtlS tru.sCs for the roof are al! in
80 are the secondary iDi,t-, and
most OF the sIeathIns Is uail-,f Town. MIR.
James Lel!"r VIII nesIh putting Oh the lin /
roof IN i day or two, and VIII complete thr.
a. SPEEDILY rs possible. 4. soon as tn.
root Is nni-hs / rae moor viii lie laid, ana the
''-"'hA Va Dt IdlIitIE 'iDUt. it-
Cell. : /, t. U- made OF extra thick. Kiln
Matched stun. carefully aui closely
put together. and It's coucaye form will. Vs..
are satisfied, produce u good acoustic effect. ,
We hope that We may nar- clear wealth. !
during the coming week, that the roof NAV
be completed. when The advancement Of The /
WORK viii not 80 mulch depend upon the r!r- :
ments. We may r-t-ouably expect that tn
house viii be ready for business by the mid
die Of December. and our literary and mu-
steal people should be preparing for the
grand amateur entsrt ,inment which /, TO be-
Z ven for the benefit OF the proprietor. All
those to whom We have spoken on the sub
'ect express themselves A. willing 10 assist
SOME one must tax. the Intriu.i"-
the matter. we -usge,t the follow
ing mined gentlemen A. the Of
other usmes may be aided ~
suggests VIM. II. Chlie-, Cot.
John Reid, Henry >inAuer and George X~t-
Il these gentlemen VIII undertake. it
fee! satisfied thst the opening night at
Hagan'- opera house will be Ii success.
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