Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

nsyernl nights. What 10 the iuAteei '"o''.
Iost-About TWO weeks sgo. Between Mrs.
! Moreh ead's millinery store and Maj. a. u
Younc's, on the warrensburg road, n iaoys
straw hat. Please return - THIS ONCE.
The Judgment IN the Saline circuit court,
T., The casa Of Lemon vs.. Reid 4 Chsnslor,
for LOCO damages, for injuries received
while riding In their hack from the dep"',ln
this city, has been affirmed by the supreme
court.
fine mar. belonging 10 NJ. M,t'h'w "A.
Rc,nry. I,,r o. n ntucNy. who no" a''s Al
t.. D,s.,u Mansion. south street. got nu' OF
the stuIie, ,hrisImrs night. and tell Int" the
ic, house. Ipiuring herself 50 that she aitet-
wsrd died.
The communication from our "in'iShah'
young lad,e>,'' In last wees paper, seems
To have stirred our young men III? I" some
purpose. Qui;c 3 number OF them, with th'ir
! l~s.rie.. w.re In attendance each night of the
GoiI-r entertainment.
The F.. c q. aud C.. G. elect Of DeMo'sr
comusn !ery, No. ), 'set up the oyster" ''r
the sir knish,., -: the European Hotel. last
Monday night. We hear It spoken OF o. a
very pie assnt OCCASION. although not more
III N one taif the enbcrs were present.
1t wouI.f be a good ihlng II tie mayor
would h.v. the huge piles Of snow on Ma'n
street lsvsie d OF 10 some extent. hy judi
cIous spre I'd w they would all soon be peat
en- down To u level with the ether portions
of the street. AT present they are aser'ous
tncon> eui-nce.
ON New Years duy the carriers OF the H.
teill.ercer. Jnh,a Cash and Reid More'aho,
will, according 20 long established uS'se'
present To our cit v patrons their annual n"-
dress. Ii is. this year. the production of =
Lexington gentle nsn Of taste snd culture,
the mechanical work being that oil 4
Lexington printer- and We hope or pe"p'e
will kin:ly remsm Der the Lexington h"ss
who deliver It. rney have been faithful IN
the discharge . rths:r duty during the /. VI
year. and are worthy OF 3 liberia! reward.
The Goltrn dramatic company flls! it,
engagement in this city. thi. week, accord
Ing 10 announcement. Their playing w.-.
as u-u a. good. III cir wsrdr"b. very nnr.
and their music eArelleur. w-r-gret that
on their first night. Manday. they were
greeted BY :ut. -llm att-nd.nc-. which wax
prin:iptliy c.used py II doubt that they
would he able TO como over from lsic Inioni.
, On ris'ma. day they had good houses.
, both afternoon aud evening. The Goldens
are popular n Lexington, ~. they deserve 10
/, be ..eIrwhere-
, I re for january. lS19--lst 10 I'd. Z. b.. r. I.
ending IN ~cioSd.ug, threatening weather.
, with ralu or snow: 81 10 d h, r y. T. l.. "l-nr
1 or clearing. cold II h. Ii. comes from y. ". =;
A 9Th /" l0'h. I. b. r. T.. ending In cloud'ng
= snd threatening weather. with h., s'N and
4 seIerc rain ar >uow storms In iisce>; 10Th Ia
q laih, /. D. {. 9, clear or fair. AMI very 80 II
h 18Th TO 18th, (. b. &. ; ending In riOu:tnE
thi eat-niI westher, with rain or >uo"
storms in places l3tu 10 18th, /. u. (. t..c'esl
q or lar AMI crl1; iS';I TO 22rd. ( u. !. /. end
q ing In cloudim., Threatening weather. vii
= heavy cilss aut ieaSS riin an! >now TAI II
e place.; 22,t IL lid, E. h. {. l., cl'al or fair ans
cold: 23d 10 2.tb. {. b. s.. L. ending in thrro'
y ening we.th-r, with rain or snow; 9th I.
n a9tL, r. Il. (. l., clear oil fair and co!:; -9tn L
-, 3ist, T. b. 7. t.. ending IN 'loadtrg au,
threatening weather. with h-.sy Wind, rdil
and sn7w >.o,m-, 30tn aud 3I.t. The cum
, par.ti.ey waImrr days Will o- shout Ind
sth, l4.h. 2Vin, 10Th snt jl.t. The colGe
l. DAYS viii be STOUT 4th. lllu, Eth, 22nd AN
9th <orther- pro5s0Iy in Texas sbou
llth inu 2.!. In earthquake countries &c
lurIc disturbance. are !iseiy 80 mamie,
Themselves, 81, stn. 10th. FIST. %iSt.
Prof M.r>nsri ~ h,stenIeyeJ nj
resignation rs gf Central Femal
College, and n reluctantly acceE
ted. To take bruary 18th, 1879.
r: will then go TOY /, Texas, to take charg
OF the Method Femaie College, at tbs
MAC. The CHI q. i, made OIL account {
the hssth of some member. of his fsmll!
which he thinks VIII be benefited by L,
I, mlider climate. Mr.. Mclihaney has bee
very successf 4 with his present charge ia
-, prosperity than 1t has ever before enjoy et
100 He will take with him to his new field Of /
Dor the good VIII aud friendship OF thc pc
-, PIE of Lexington in return fer L good VOL
~, well performed. TIE curntors VIII see III
m, the regular course OF studies is in no WI
* interfsred with by the Withdrawal Of Il
az president, the balance Of the faculty renal
IN Ing as at present constituted. They are
IN ready In correspondence with several ge
,c. tlrmen with . view to filing the vacsnr
40. among them Rev. Wesley 6. Miller, Vi.
ID. D., of Fayette, No An eminent dlvl
and experienced educator. The selecIi
h.. will be made before Mr.. McIlhaney lsay'
sr. Inc senoo' WIN 10 aou't |" . na
,nr the success which Its high character meri