Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
AUtlVlllE.

The farmers are busy thresiling and stacking
their wheat. Nh " OF them have stored It in
Wclshan's ei-yu or. and are waiting for Il better
price than is al present offered.
THURSDAY, Friday, Saturday and Sunday were
the hottest days ever known on this par; oil the
globe, the Thermometer ranging from l04 to 10.
have heard OF several uases of sun stroke and
lrostratiou from the heat, but none OF them
have, rs yet been attended with fatal results.
The corn crop has been very promising, but
begins to need rain. II this hot weather coutiu-
ues. with no rain. it Will be cut short soon.
The young married couple from Kansas City,
Mr.. Msrcellus Hooker and bride. are in our city
visiting hi. parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welshan left. Friday Of
last week. for their home at Warrensburg. They
had been in the city several days, visiting the
family at their IN, Mr.. Joseph wel.hans. who
is one OF Auilyiu s live gram merchants.
Nuiwi' staining the scarcity of money, Aull-
vIlle's n,r hani. ii. 5. chadwick, has sold an
im!.,ense Quantity OF goods. His cheap prices
have drawn trade TO AuilviiIe that never came
here before.
Eorn. IN Davis township. July IL, to the wife
of our esteemed friend. Lewis Harrison, u fine
boy. The lad is "A pedigreei democrat. and will
vote OF the spoininees i'll November, right or
| wrong. Understand Iii is the sixteenth child
oi friend Harrison's, and he is only going ON to
is three score and ten years. uurIah for Uncle
Lewis, an,t Joy 10 hun api the mother Of this
newborn democrat,
\ dress, made Ut the establishment Of Mrs.
VIM. Price. for one of our bellies, is attracting
the attention of all our ladies. went into the
shop, and SAW this pretty anG lastly made dress
tclliaL, moth Ing has .1ce!led this dress in taste
sine. Eve was u iittle gI+i.
| p.y uri.p lyrIf,It ,ra,,l,.l -, ,I,o p,,y, .t
CHURCH last sabbath, and immersed . young lady
IN AIR. Cairons poni. Preaching last sabbath
vt ;hr northern Methodist church, by a new
did not learn. Preaching at the Campbellite
church by Rev. Jones.
The presidents of the female colleges in Lex
ington have been here i'll the interests of their re-
sp.ctive schools. There are y number OF young
LADIES' in this part Of the coanty who ought 10 be
cent w. eng OF the female colleges in Lex ingiOn.
! say lexington. because that city has the best
female institutions OF learning III the western
country, and is. without q doubt, one Of the
healthiest locations in the United States. There
are no better people on earth than can be found
in Lexington. and the city itself is a clean beau
tiful place, admired by all who see and visit it.
MqralltY and religion are respected, and pa.
rents ~ha send their daughters to either of these
colleges. place them in kind hands. These in.
siituiiuns are presided over by the very best OF
educators. The college buildings are all well
arranged, and are neatly and clearly kept. Lex
,ngtOn has the best Of chu rches Of all denomina.
tions, and good preaching in each of them every
sabbath, 50 that parents sending their daughters
to that city ~ schouI, pan nave ,hen attend thu
church OF their choIus-nO seetarian view Ii
known or taught in either of the colleges. Rev
Jas. A. Duarles WAS here about ten DAYS ago