Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

'nan III" HncmIeFship III an ordinary reading
club. join tHr library
W. rrce' vrd a ha>H"t fuil Of delicious
csk" last Wednesday, wit the complI-
mrnts OF pr. ami Mr.. Tempt" Thy ia,c
orr III ,nk>, auG tue h~>t wi>he, "t t e Intel
!issu>er Tor tnr future happiness .l their
daughter, Mrs. Kelly.
NJ. ". Il. i!am,att i an 'uterprI.iny
caterer tot III" rpjrrirts Of Lexington. lie
Away has meat, Itne ant li>h in their
season. 10 suit the most f,.tiii"u,. We saw
vt HI. shop. Thursday. TWO of HE finest
pix that sc have seen for wears, 4 quantity
~"f1r"ut. bass. "rtppe ara r-rcI.
Nlnr ouG "t ever; ten in,u VII" are Too
poor to 'nhr Their rouuly paper. are nat too
poor to spend -everai dollars every year Tor
tobacco. liquor. OF some other th'uS winch
ihe' consider absolutely Indispensable. OF
attend \ clrcms every time ore comes siop%.
WIN" ;ncs have "a perfect right 10 >prr!
their money i, they pe'-e. stu! We IlinN
IhrS shOu!,l II least refrain trotu borrowing
Ihc paper from rhS:r nrighUUrs, who IRE
qhrnIly Il" not like 10 iI.n L. send TO Tho
utic" sn'i get one, aud u uickle 10 pay YOU
Tor your trouble.
There was a little cxcitrment about fire
a. the High school, IN tht- city, lat Wed
nesiay morning. Some OF the scholars dir
GOVERN. TIut thsr. MAS ire in III" loft gave
the alarm. sud Prof. herdoli immediately
climbed up 10 where ii was. The hos-
passed hin up some ~ste. and :- soon
succsrdrd In rxtingu'.hing til. blaze. which.
as usual. originated from : defective Nur.
His coolne-. sui p~rOmpr,IuG- no duuii
saved the building, and prevented y disas.
trous sttrnp'de. TITS ittle occurrence"
proves the wisdom OF the school board Ia
having had the doors r.-nupg so ,hat they
open outwHrd,as required by law. and urged
by the lntelligencer.
One o. our preachers nays That he got two
square mssis' al ! wedding recently, ILL
stead Of one. l. seem. that The groom was
considerably henind time, 10 that the LAZY
or the house invited tito company to partake
OF the good thing, which had been prepared.
After y While the Seatiemen put IN m al,-
pesrahCs arrayal III snowy white aud glossy
black. Tho h"sts.-. VITA an emphatic ray OIL
tho table. c"inmAud.d that the meal stop
right there. aud inst after the ceremony the
company could commence wher- they had
isr a. Anrt nut.h II. iur rl.acl,r accord.
iu.ly tied iiie Auo', ru: ~ saw urs-ctsh the
hostess injunction altrI" A.. md instead 81
beginning VIII he hal t"'t ~. h. com
menced q. e. am THEREBY secured h,
1.-TWO square meals
>EticIeut impoItsnc" i not placed upon
the lac, e>>l.y fr the immediate removal OF
tnc;htrtaI distractions III The puzzle high.
Why's. he mIst frequent one. and = >sry
dangerous our. !, q dead horse. A .Itaiui
brute who has l4oored ion. IN the service OF
hs .s.-r Is turned out Iuto Tie
road.to br"w--, and rnstly to die. lie hoid-
out day alter hay. week after week, upon
iar scaH!y subsistence - he : ,thersI III tie
fence corueI>, and finally. wiki a painful
!n>lt"ct ui rAau'- ln!umanty 10 lOrsei-sh,
lrs down ana hi. gh"s, wings it.,,t to tnr
nsrsu Of tie hpuyhunnm-. HI. spirit
d-p-rtsi the e'csnce o. hl- last reflection
'uge-AT"urd an 3 hl- ua-,r parts herom.
sourc" 81 right - lhu- Il" !ra,r. DrHsmE.
greater ia al all others: anil in Te.cnG-.i ..u.
fem lie OF III human race Iappru> 10 he In
On ,rg" Of an rquln~ ttrn 81 the Irpa,i-
Ell. pn->inE ~ ht> spirit es- remains.
q Er"k umo r n".h 81. lmIulusut.
ST "U,.y. # people mu>J torn ne oui.
worn OUT uo--r- mi, tn pUb &c ro,l- % DIE
they ,hruid = NOV Jn"in promptly -usn
tney 80 lie e., prr-oU, i've. ,re eni.u.
ger"d b tueir urs ct to d, -,
In" Luxe iI-'n''r never p,GfaliI~,, aud A.
the '.nn-t simultaneous appearance. "' prau-
t.'i.l tIr sane -llioIi:l II Tie >Gln.
unity Frn;.r~, lfr' Int Igcucrr "l last
week III yH' '"t! =" , wrou. iEIpi--, = -.
VII captain brt ~ how II occurrei. On
lur>Isy or -iE-,iI! october 2@i OF 14,u.
Ne fouu,t ! friend. with whom W. had d..
"u>,e,i The -ruaI,ri.. question:. writing al
our ,!e-.. ia . feES minutes ne handed VI
three or four p4-r. al m4uu>rrpt. winch
We. on looking over. sqri that - wnu.
publish. lie tl@u a-h-i IL, II "" w"uiI no.
| prin' the article ud;tnTittly. ", Ieplri
that with Il little a't"rationlt would exrre.-
our sentiments. aHd thai th- -ualrct VA
one which -hoU!d l- ,Ii,ru--eu. T." thi~ the
gentleman a--ent"I. aud we made such
alterations in the article a. conlurme,: It -
our Views, and rc-wr"te II. our friend carry
ing with hin the rough notes. The article
WAS immediately sent 20 The printer an
placed ia typ. us tTIdIy evening". OFT.
18th, after getting IA ALI our copy. hat som.
hours he'ore thr paper went Ia pre-,
We let Tor J-t-I -on Civ. Wh.n wr I,turn.
-I W tDuu,; that the article IN question had
been crowded out, a. twu - more columns
Of type too nu Il had been -.t FOR tie paper
ON III" following Saturday II appeared.
Judge OF our establishment when the Pro-
gross raiHH I" h1il! containing IN" rdltoTtt.
winch We hli hin IA TYP i"f "',hl OF ten
DAYS, with Il very pretty rhetorical whip
cracker n the end ni Il. Il >cemS that our
friend. concluding that " dtd not inten! to
print the editorial. had written it our As
nearly as he could from the notes in hi. pos
session aud sent 1t 'iowu 20 the Progress.
with a request that il b. published. which
WAS done with the addition above Riiud-
to. No one regrets til" result more than h-.
aud We eau have no feeling In the matter.
A. tue gentleman aCt-'! from a mistaken Idea.
aud not with any Intention OF placing Thu,
paper or the Progress IN II falls. position.
Mr.. T.. w. Bedford, one Of the prominent
c~itiz~n. Of This place. when u youn. man
devoted .cma five year. to trapping. and
now in bis Il | days As he has not much -
occupy his time he has returned. for rrrrrr-
ton. To III" occupation by witch he earned
a Twin. IN hi- early manhood. Though he