Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

Rev. DIR. TAIbiri viii preach IN the Bar
tlst church in ,ri-riiy tomorrow morning
subject: Necessity OF 4 nov bIrtn
Rohin>on'> m:n>trr!s played IN tins CIT,
last Thursday night, to Il good hou.r. rhrl
Performance is said TO have been lirst rave
Read the advertisement o. aimiu>;r.trA
| safe IN another column. SOM SaIut bl.
property is to h. >"ui To the highest bidder
The Lexington jai! contain, nine prisoner,
for different ofltnses.[-Carrolitou D,ms
crat. Multiply by two, and you'll hit III,
nail on the head.
Rev. Mr.. Lane. of Bone Hin. Jackson
c"uAty. VIII preach at Pleasant Prairie
church on the 4th Sabbath il. this month. 1t
II O'Clock. 4. III.
Me>sr>. VIM. II. Ewing Il Co have gotten
Il new omnibus 10 run III connection with
the Narrow Gius' riiroli. Tn1sc gentle
men are bound t, make their customer,
comfortable. Patroniza them.
Mas"hs VIII please read the announcement
of Mr. Allen McDowelI's visit In auolner
Column. As his stay viii he necessarily short
lie vii! begin work promptly At = O'Clock u.
m, next Tuesday and continue It through
untli the next night.
The wheat /, ali right. Qulie 4 number
Of farmers have told Us during the Week,
that In many places where they thought the
crop was entirely destroy ed. since the rain,
II has begun TO show green aud bids far To
get through the winter all right.
We noticed in our last ISSUE tnst Ihcmts J
FhelPs had been arrested for supplying his SON
With implements with which To break iail ON
MondaS las, he had \ preliminary Examination.
which resulted IN his III TO Iail, tonwatt
tF!ai at the next term Of the crimHna! court. in
default OF $500 Lall. Mr.. thnn may now sl,e,,
\ leedle . nights.
pr' a. {. Belt recently bought OF DR.. Thomas
) Watson the farm near .Nuli,Illc known ~ the
Mock farm ihe farm consists of 100 acres. and
hIs upon 1t 5000 growing apple trees of the
IN It varir:'es. ~. B. also bought the grow
tI= WIGS "i". r.. --C0. The rrIce paid for the
land WAS So AN acre. At the same time Mr..
Jane. Belt bought II Dr.. Watson an 80 acre
iaFin' at sil -'prr acre. Possession To be given
Of both places Marc. list.
Mrs. James uN>. at her store on Main
street, opposite the court house. has ,u,r
received a Large assortment of rrady-mad,
cottins. burial cases aud ca,ket-. of iron and
wood. stlrouds. robes aud all other under
takers goods. The cotlius aud burial case.
are the handsouIe>t "" have ever seen in
this cIt:. sui the trimming, lone ty Mr..
Robert Norfolk. Is neatly ana tsstetully
executed. The shrouds and burr Il garments
spoken of above can he procured in all
sizes, Tor either sex. and hsimg manufac-
tlr-'i "y practical uudertakers, are much
heater. cheaper and more convenient. espe-
ciaIly for gentlemen, than when purchased
otherwise. \ careful examination OF these |
goods is requested.
No people IN the world better know how |
to extract enjoyment from life than the GER
nan-. and the Germans of Lexington are
NOT behind their c0uutrymen in other places /
IN this respect. Tney are always contrIylng
some innocent and pleasant amusement. |
and the last thing that they have de,i>eiis
The grand LiederkrInz masquerade hall 10
he given At Arcana Hall on Tuesday night,
+ eoruarv 18th. All persons who wish 10
appear masked mist procure tickets from
MI {. u Ladwig. a. nom. VIII be sold to
masked per-ons Al tie door. Tbs stcp (. /.
taken IN order 10 exclude all Improper per
sons. One OF the features of the occasion
Will he a carnival procession. and (. speech
by Hing Menus. Everybody that euiuv,
fun III lis grOte>Iue-t phase. should 20 anu
see the medley OF faces, forms and figures,
that vii! .be Their. The advertisement wii
o. found IN s-nthrr column.
A. an earliest Of what the M.>gIrI Pub /
fishing EoihPnmy's work viii he in THIS
county We PRINT the following from the
Erown,'tIIe Herald The Atia>NAp o,
>'Iin" county. published by the Missouri
Publishing Company. la. ben COMPLETED
an! delivered, and n copy i now before u,
" e nave only time TO say this week that in
matter the WORK l. exceedingly interesting.
and IN execution superb. To the people of
Saline county the Statistics, the de.cr;pIiou
in1 lie iitographlc view, OF so many OF our
AAest farms, are vi vast and permanent IN
terest. brownsville, III fortunately. has MOI
liie representation il should have: but Ihi-
Is safe 10 say. Is the fault OF Brownsville
acne. Taken altogether the work Is OF so
Mulch general importance and value thar we
are Te'y sure it Will 10 our line county
great sealof good. both athome and abroad.
hope soon to give II more elaborate
article on thi, new .ttias-Map.
Mr. Thomas johnson. OF the CITY Hotel.
with an accident last night that mignt
nave cost him his life. lie had been mtkIpy
purchase at the store of Mr.. VI. SOM
ner'iiIe, on Main street, aud in comin. out
the pavement stepped into an open
'riIar door and fell to the bottom. He laid
mere for 4 moment unconscious, when som.
me, he does not know whom. helped him
'ut. lie was considerably bruised about
he right shoulder anu side, and about the
inees. There are several things 10 be COLI
in connection with this mi-hsp. =,
,Irst, Mr.. SommerviIle l. liable to a tine for .
his cellar door open. Second, the ,
ity Is Liable to be sued tor allowing the ,
to exist and thirl, cellar doors ,
pasements are u nuisance which should /
re abated. There is no tclIiu, how soon s
ONE person may be Killed in one of these l
and we hope the clt- council VIII e
rrOhIbit them.