Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-13
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
HIGEiNSVIltE,

Fourteen car loads "f wheat were shipped from
here during the past week.
Messrs. Dctcrt X Go. VIII commence work on
their brick yard reAt we,h.
Miss I;osr Irittc. vii" Wa al home Ill FOR sew
crai days, has returned f schnul in y"ur city.
Mr.. knipmcycr has rented the room in the
Eagle Hotel. an. viii soon open has stock OF
hardware, Sc.
Presi lent Blackwell AMI ,hS.l Engineer tlrn-
ton were In town "n Thursday last, ami went
eastward over the lin"
MIR. J. II Hooker. Of A~ullvills. has moved his
stock of tiuwai.. &c. 10 our town. lie occupies
the Store formerly used by M. McCorkIe
Elithl,. dear. good. kline EItiaii cant You play
Moses aud lead the children OF Auliviiie across
the raging stream into The rrnmr ell land?
A gentle rain would do a vast deal of good.
Now, We can truly say, with yr festive boarding
school girl the wheat looks perfectly splendid
Mrs. Warren, mnthrr-rn-Iaw OF Doc. Ridge.
lett on " visit H. ku"D N'-;er II t"w lays ago.
She l. - ears old. All: TIM. MAS her first trip ON
the cars.
Real estate is livery Quite II number OF trans
sections In the same are reported for the past
week. ranging in quantity II ON city lot. TO tracts
OF several acres.
the X. G., +. l. 4 {. Il II Is located through
will he on the Herman Il aul farm. recently
purchased by Messrs. HixgIus. .AsLury y NTH.
We regret To learn the death OF Mr.. j. II.
hniI"neyer's infant daughter. while on II visit
with her Mother In Illinois. They have the deep
sympathy. ~sa large circle of frIeads IN their
bereavement.
W. notice IN the Republican Of recent date
that an AuIiviilr Correspondent WISHED to know
l, Il countv 'co'poratlon cnuli g into bank
ruptcy. Tie WIS andy iniJrmc,t they couit
not. What Is the matter with the village that
WAS saved from te,truciion by The new K. l..
missing II, although it 10 situated on the material
grade up the mighty DAVIS? Does their cor
poraiIon want to retire from business?
The concert was u decided success, both as to
numbers present and the cnahuc'cr Of the enter
tsinmrn Ois Of The prOmI.'ut features OF the
concert Is the solo by Mis- Bette Bellies, en-
titled. W are Happy aui Frer. sailor
song Mss Bellies POSSESSES & voice OF rare
sweetness and purity her articulallSn being To-
tsbly pure ami IntelllsIbir. \ he srty round OF
applause greeted htr song, winch all Pronounced
"A gem vI purest rag Serene II am u mer-
~ Farmers nIri.' by Miss Laura iScutIe and
Mr.. James Kennedy. was received .th i per
iect storm OF applause, ana was repeated 10y
thsm rs an encore. Tue dishInr, pryuaut styI-
VI Wise Deitit IN rtIECsElNS, White hrr riCtl
voice. with cultivation and Development. Will
be an acquisition 10 the concert room. Fail
ing L'sves, > High III the say" and other
auartettes, were most eNreslenily rendered, and
showed evidence of Considerable study and
careful training. sad Autumn Leaves" bv
Misses Kennedy and Bellies, was very much :ti-
lired. al lsast part I'll II. The duets, ~ Heard
II voice. and Parting song. 10y Mr- = r.
Patterson and tI-, Anna k,pp.iy u.,. .,.t.,,
dihIy executed. and wrr, received with pro-
ionSet aud w-Il-mcrited applause. The former
-decidedly a classical selection-was notable
for the excellent manner in which 1t was rem
utr"t, showing proof "i diligence and patient
study, Miss Kennedy Possesses a rich, strong
soprano, while Mrs. Patterson, from long study.
seems equally III home III soprano and contrnlio
roles. \ visiting stranger gave several comic
songs III true n.sro-nInsirei style. ant WIS
heartily arplauded Prof. >ny'Irr's skill as AL
instructor WIS seen throughout, and his solos
were Wei. snd kindly received. Let ua has.
another, iOr Music hahn charms. L..