Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-25
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At Gratam's grove.
The Mitchell building on broadway has
been condemned a> unsafe.
Book covers furnished tree With all books
bought of Cha>. II. Royis. a25-3w.
The river stood. yesterday evening. nj this
point. AT i feet 10 inrhe> above low water
mark.
A handsome line OF Miscellaneous books
ami PaReteiie> just Received Al Charles Ii.
knyIe'>. ac,iw
Every grocery store in town has Robin
sons new Process Hour for >lle. Ii Is ,po-
Ken Of AS the 1e,t that has ever been ms lie
In Lexington. 1t.
The cOlored school has been located IN
what Is known a the Wilson II Ballard shop,
On Main ,lreet. on condition thu It /, put IN
good condition.
Farmers should come in and look At i.eN-
ington's new elevator and mills. They are
Tilted up with the most modern machinery.
and are worthy Ola Visit.
The neat Issular meeting OF Harmony
Grange viii lie held newt Saturday e,enina
AT the Fair Grounds. Members are REQUEST
ed t" he on hand by =. o'cloc. promptly
We acknowledge the receipt of i polite
snd urgent Invitation to attend the fifteenth
annual tlir OF Platte county, which tahe,
place al Platte Ciiy, sept. /. =. u. : and st..
There viii be a meeting at Mt. Hope mcNi
Saturday, al = O'Clock I. IN, IN thu interest
OF the Il. c.. 81. L., X G., railroad. Me>srs.
j. }. Mitchell. ii j. Higgins aud others VIII
speak.
Person, living GA The proposed line of the
I IA lUSI~ IIfk ~ l.,III> ,,ni l4,i.,.., ,.,f-,.j
should III tke All effort to let their ncighbor>
know about the meeting at Mt. Hope next
Saturday.
DaNl. Creek Grange. No. DO, Will have n
harvest least next saturday. An address
VII! he delivered by the lecturer OF the
county grange. Patrons and their friends
are cordiaiiy invited.
Mr.. jos. Won'> stable situated at the
north end OF t,dn street, wa, burned to
tn ground last Tuesday ui-at. But three
or tour peisons k"ew any thing about 1t
until the next morning.
Mr.. Nat BuliArd', sou Arthur, while play
ins on the street last saturday was Knocked
down by n larger boy running against him
His collar bone Was broken In Two places
and hi bead was badly bruised.
Or Z. :. Hughes. OF tiay township. has
purchased oil DT. u. L. Urrminu. Al Green
ton, his Residence and thIrty->Ix acre, OF
land. and his Practice. tor the sun OF fifteen
hundred dot,Lr>. DIR. H"rninn, We als told.
intends desnlinS himself 10 stock raising.
We have received Ne. | volume / o. the
Weekly Topic. Published and edited at
Eounvl!ir by Geo. W Ferrel. II +, a. clean
AMI neat a. Il new pin aud edited IN u !N ely
pleasant manneI. The iuteIiiyeu9er wishes
George oceans OF luck with his nav sweet
heart.
The LiederHranz society will celebrate
their NTH anniversary next Monday night al
their bah on Main street. with 4 dance anu
concert and AZ utGre-s from Nj. Herb. y
Jolly good time may ue contiien ~ expected,
a. tn" mrmoers know how to enjoy tasm
selves.
The Mt. Hebron congregation had = very
Peasant SUNDAY school picnic, ThLr-tIy of
!ast week. Thrre was Il large attendance
plenty TO eat, and the litGIe folks Were mad,
happy. THIS i one of the best oundA,
school, in the cuunly numbering about uu,
hundred scholars.
The Narrow Gauge folks have added All
other train 10 their complement. mi:
makes eight train, each way, or siXte-i
trains 4 day on the Little Giant. If toih
don't think -lr eau move freight AMI pcopl'
they have only TO travel over the road one
or twice to he undo :ei,e!.
The t]uiIowinG named boats have pa.>r,
> thIs port Since our last issue tp-Jor Kin
ney. Aug 21Gn. took $50 boxes coal Gol,
Dust. I'D. took soH bushels coal! will re
. turn at about Is O'Clock tins p. IN. Down
! Fannie Lewis. lsti. took IN bushels coal
Joe Kinney. 43I. took 50a bushels coal.
, Rev. L. >. Campbell aud family. OF 81. ia
>rph. passed through the city on Tue>da,
1 last, on their way home from swte, Spring,
One al tAcIr children, a little boy. nam,
Marshall. who had been sick for some time
die at thu city hotel while they we're here
Hi remun> were taken home tor burial
Tie grand Jury TOR the criminal court TIL
week consisted of Me,,rs. Ctia~. l.. Ewiu.
. foreman. Rufus Young. Jos. r SMITH. Hax
ter Lankiori. Chatham f.. Lanktnrd. /,c.I
=. Mitchell, Richard +. Conn, Henry [
WALLACE. William 4. ,han>lor, John "
, Waideil. John -. Robinson aud Richar,
spark. an! they got Through Inrir bu~lur-
IN 4 hurry.
, an unavoidable Oh sn-e IN our marlin,
clerk fridly night OF last wei rau>rd som
errors III sending out the prlC". pirkac'
being sent down the ririnc that >tuuit
haze gone up the Narrow Gau-e. This {
4. the first time. we believe, that a mistake
. of the kind ever occurred with u-. aud "
nope III At the papers all reached thcir lie,
i by an effort on our part 10 get the purcI
. ont ahead Of the mail.
The InteliigeIcvr III IT. issue of the ia
inst, contained an editorial notice OF III
shameful condition 0i. M,chpelah cemetery
In anothrr column VIII be found 4 earl
signed 10y many OF our most prominent citl
>ens, calling Tor a meeting at the, ourthou>,
next Wednesday afternoon, AT By u'c!oCE
n for the purpose Of taking steps to have til
grounds placed in letter order than they ar
In at present, and to Keep them 80.
should be no trouble for L community liz
=, TIL, 10 keep afew acres OF ground MOVE,
aud it /. q shame thai II should have bee
50 long neglected. Ladies. who have den
ones buried In the cemetery. ami VII
~, through the summer months Oiirn desire t
90 there to decorate ami belufity the
graves. cannot do SO Tor the poison OAK al
weri<. Strangers >e"lI. tie umre>trlin'
growth OF the grass and weeds must form
very unfayOTabie opinion of our people.
certainly l. II matter which deserves III
attention. Of every person who has "a reiafis
or friend buried under lis sod. and we hon
= TO see y large meeting OF our citizens. All
that thy will take such steps as will Zee
he ground, permanently Ia u condition Ia.
Will he a credit 10 our people.
Thompson speaks somewhere of''the ks
snatch'd hasty from The ~iIe-long maid An
. extols the pie ,sure Of the stolen Joy. HI
I~ntelligencer. whose Argus eyes see every
thing that transpircs In COED Old L~.af,yett,
has to tell Of a His, whose rapture far {,
ceeied any such transitury bliss. Ii Won,
" be extremely naughty for the little !Ir
" WIN en- tells us 30 many interesting thing
to peep when 10, ers kiss, but II lover, XII
In an open country road our little bird cal
not help seeing. aud should not be blame,
" for singing u rOundelay of love. There
happiness in listening to the voice of gent
: woman when loves music speaks in tone
as well rs words; ihere'sjoy in gazing dee
,tarp ipfn I,.r n,EIr,nn aya- yrI,.p tnn,I.