Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-03-31

Necktirs. kurhr>. SILK iAm&kcrchief-. Il
OF the latest >ty,">, cheap. Al i:"Nlc X New
The ncXt Methodist mite Will he held
thu parsonage. on South street. next Thur
day night
The rain came down i'll torrents yesterday
and gladden"i the hearts Of folks with rmpt
ctsteru,, but q. the roads.
The usual Easier services Will he held !
the Episcopal church IN this clty, tomorrow
Rev. j. W Dunn, the rector. officiating.
The Old mcn'~ cub Will meet al the rr>i
dence of Harvey j. Ht&gIt-, Ed. III plSi
township, on the second Momiay III May.
have Needles tor all sewing ;Ma,hiuc.
! Every one warranted. and best quaiti, q
Machine OIL. Ch,,. Ii. koyIr. 2i-lm
! The prettiest prints IN town. new >prln
/ styles. and a> low a. l.. l.. l.. =. Il. or AN
! other man. at krIrhu X WiIhrr>. :.l-2t
have just received one of the hlnd>ome>
/ lines of Wall Paper ever offered in LeNimg
! ton. Cali and see II before yuu purchase
Cannot be unler,old. Chas. H. EoyIr I'm
Mr.. Leonard HuppIr. at the FrankIi
| street meat market, says that the ''kaste
beet which he will cut to-day VIII l.
! the finest that has ever been offered III Lex
| rngton.
The Cyprian "Chcrrytrer'' was give,
! twelve hours To leave town. last W c'lur>diy
| by Marshal faubmau. and not standing upol
the order OF her going she lucontinemtiy 20
up and busted.
The MeIhodi-t mite society met at th.
residence OF Mr. E iward " in-"r last THURS
.N1U .,t N.sl, MI. ~
| occasion, ~ are all gathering, under Mr.
Win>or's roof
h" -for" in i'ui.h Row hciongsuG to tn,
N"ir!sJE-N c..j""rtn hanh i being very
thoroughly refti'ri and improved. Mi
Morrison, who Is bnssiug the Job. deSer,e
credit for ;hr mrnner In which II IS bein.
done.
Nj. r. NOlE II moving his stock of good.
from rId Town II The FArrlr building. ul
Franklin street, where - proposes extend,
ing hi stock. and heepluc constantly on
hand l good assortment OF Gs"-pues and
country prO!ure.
An tmhi,idu.l from Rirhli 'd. Mo. named
j. {. Parsons. WIS j"rhed up Lot Monday.
and rned 81 +n Tor peddling vail paper
without lireu>" liz then took Out q license.
costing aim s. 80. ami became i l.sttimlir
l-ri, lrrIic yrn.inr.
y playmate accidentally struck .Tohuny
Mouutjny on tIc head, last weeh. with All
old gun barrel. srlcturng the skull. Tn
little fellow wa. cOmnned 20 his bed tor u day
Or two but Is up again. and we nope no
serious results viii ensU-.
Unless the weather i extremely WufAvor-
able. next Monday VIII be bl. day Ia lex
courts will meet. the stock >ulr> w,il b. III
progress. and neIrif every body wiz navr
bushes, at one or the other.
John Zeiler, whose rntunJIty of form and
laughing rountenarce show him to he L..,.
..rG1t, and tirst class Judge of everything.
good TO eIt, II to nave = supply OF Et-rrr
beef to-day which viii make YOUR mouth
wat-r-young, fat. tender ana juicy. II YOU
want nice roast TT steak cali on him.
The stock sale. which takes place next
Monday. viii. In ali probability, be the best
one OF the >~s>on. ,fArincr- are preparing
for farming and ned draft animals. mluy
have = surplu, OF corn and viii b.. ioukln-
FOR hogs or catt!~. and the private sales. hot
/" speak of those At auction. viii foot III.
quite heavily.
Thursday last. the 10Th inst. corr--pond-
Ing with the Ilth day Of til Hebrew month
Nissan, was the commencement Of 'hrJ-wi>A
Peaach passover or festival of uHIray.ut d
bread. during the seven days oi 1t, ob~"rv-
ance no ieaveurd bread = eaten h, our
Jewish friends. "matzoZ," or Iar.e crackers
made OF flour ant water, bc!u, u--i Inst. ,i
There being no synagogue in Lexington the
religious ooservauc-> are held III th- various
family circles.
HE steamer Joe Kinney. Capt. Henry
Keith, passed up Monday last al /" o'clock
p. III. She had considerable quantity OF
freight for th, point. and was well ioau-d
on her return trip she reached ihi. place
" edne,iaY evening at :. o'clock. >h- took
on 800 barrels of -four and ~ bales OF hemp.
shipped by Mt-srs. \. '. Robinson \ Co.,
aud put oil 81: sacks Of wheat. for VIM.
+. herdolti aud went on hsr way rejoicing.
We have sample of hemp which was
broken out und~r peculiar circumstances
List fall al the roper time for cutting hemp
Col. II. {. Chllea had 4 ten acre iclI which
other business prevented his cutting. and +
was allowed to stand In the neli This
spring 1t was discovered that the hemp had
water-i standing. and il has accordingly
been broken out, Yielding four or five hun
dred pounds OF beautiful, light coored lint
to the acre. aud hand being able to break
about one hundred pOuhds per day
john {. Young is by nature. education
and instinct a wag. He uey sr fails to get of
a joke on friend when The opportunity
presents Itself One day last week. however.
the boys turned the tables on him. He i
in the habit of riding on the Narrow Gaugr
train from the depot 70 the foot passengers
station, at the OLD McGrcw warehouse. On
the day alluded to conductor Williams and
the engineer were postsd, anI as the train
approached the platform instead Of slowing
up, as usual, the speed was increased ana
John c., looking first at the train then at
the fast recer ling ties, concluded not tn get
of for a while. Mr.. Williams took him as
far as Napoleon, AMI sent him home safely
on the down train. and the boys haven't got
done laughing At HIM vet about his iuyolUn-
tary ride.
As the political aiyenturrr who edits the
Register, Who has ~ mulch Idea OF dr,ency
Is a mule has Of hem1titc!i-i hsndk erchIef.
goes ont of hi, way in his last ISSUE To lind
lett-handed compliment for us. W. print
elsewhere letter from an old settler at
Au!lville. one among several of the sam
character. winch. out o! the higotrv uf our
soul, We have suppressed during tie last
few months. We KNOW tAat in thus >Que .ci-
Ing these eitusi0ns We have trc>pa,,ed upon
accorded to correspondents, of wh,rh We
have heard 10 much Iiteiy. but then We had
an idea thai certain cOurte>ie> were du..
between members of the same proIe>>iun no
matter hO" widely they mi9at uiiicr III
political seltiment.and '."sidr>, the language
of these Communications was not to our
TASTE, but as our courtcsies have been 30
little appreciated in tbr past We shall not in
future be 50 particular In restraining per-
sons desiring :" defend themselves from the
odOrous attacks Of political pole cats.
There was called meeting Of the council
last Tuesday night, To cou>ider the matter
OF renewing the contract for lighting the
city with gas. The committee, con>i>trn"
of Messrs. Ahrens, WI.on. Bandou ana
Owens, reported 4 contract which they had
drawn up, which cOntempiatcs that the
city shall pay the gas company one thousand