Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-23
AUllvlLlE.

Doctor Ne.Loru take, Grove Young = dwell
luS.
b. II. Hill, OF lIustonia, Is III our city visiting
hM- fathCr'= family.
Preaching N the C.npbe!llte church last Sab
bath by Elder Stsy!er.
Born, - the wife of John Green, recently. IN
Freedom township, u boy.
Grow TvuuS moved his family ever his store,
TO lee Convenient 10 his business.
Married, in johnson county. thursday. March
Iih. Mr.. Adam Brown and Mrs. Betsy Clay.
j.. McFal leaves this Week for Texas. He
socs 10 locate the land that he got for his AuiI-
willie property.
Money sc,rcr; nothing doing; the goose in
I AuIvIii" l. hanging exceedingly low down. ana
! but seldom guacks
There Is but little stock OIL grain being shipped
from this the great shipping point, owing to ths
/ low prices IN the ST. Louis market
lie Rev. Mr.. Roti, preached IN the Baptist
church last sabbath to IL good audience. He
also preached the saturday before.
There Va, i subscription IN circulation this
w.eS IN .AuIIvIIlr, to raise money and hands to
work the roads that ale now imi,asssbie. OCT
+ little ciEy responded 10 the call made on her by
tue road Cverse'r in raising the amount Called
Tor. There are many placed In the ROADS 30 pau
that 1t l. dangerous for people and animals 10
get through. There Ia one place not far IRON the
c!ty tina, mas gone through. and that the work
mans hammer can be n, card ON the other side.
We are afraid of immigration from China
through that hole. Bus Mr.. 5. shannon ia
pushing the repairs of the roads ~ fast AS lie can
get means and hands. The road money and labor
have ali been spent. and The people are stuck
tight IN tie mud. What will We dor
Elder Grandield Will preach next saturday
80 rh,,,ri, IL hAs
tut closed II very interesting revival OF religion
at TrIplct. Charlton county. Last account non
. that meeting Their. we've about fifty additions tt
In. church. Elder urandHeid is = very ahl'
/ preacher, and IL very successful revivalist. W.
would like TO see tue devils foundation Knocked
ont IN Aullyillr, and If Elder Graudheld can
succeed with the battery Of the King OF hing
and Lord, of Lords. well loaded with the gosps
Of Chrt-r, AS he loads aud levels the gospel GU
and charging the ranks of the devil with III
t sword OF the s~p'rlt-iIs such attacks US he makes
= in ihr hand OF ms God don't cause the enemy L
surrender, they VIII hav. to take up their aood
q where the worm dicth not and the fire Is no
Re quenchei.
Young William II. Major. al Auliville. son O
Mr.. I.uclen Major, WA. presented. on suhds
Y might, the 10th of March, 1873. with an eiSt
and II half pound boy. All doing we'll. Succe-
lt TO william. she ana tue XIII, anu JOY !" |"
grandfather and mother over the first grand
rs child The grandfather and mother OF the HIT
on. have been married twenty-five yeArs.
~ good time to give Il silver wedding. Hope tie
won't let the time pass TO. celebrate both al u
; same time, Tor 1t seldom occurs that the ur
grInucnila Is presented 10 the grand parents q
the day oil Il silver wedding. Therefore. the
- ought 10 be ii grand feast throughout the MAJOR
uI camp. Mrs. Iucien Major Gun get up u lev
that would be equal TO any iudy in Lafsyet
county, Judging from the variety anu TAT
r QUANTITY of cake 40 we'll made and highly n
yored, just this moment pie-ented fr"n l
Nd young LOVING pair and the Kid, by the manu-
the grandmother. Mrs Iuci-n Major, "ho'
" her own hand, made the cake. which IS The INC
"a delicious that your correspondent has eaten l
RI MANY week.. his present lie highly apprec'
ted, and thankfully received by No. ". hopl
they may live long, prosperously and hsppI
with their children and grandchildren. and u
j others may follow their good e1 sIIpls.
ELIJAH