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

| larson Gardener, %! the Methodist pcrsus.ion
| VIII" preached in this section Il few yenr, since
s's been stopping in Alt. Hope and Vicinity for .
c"url" Of weeks
o"rihS me last two months and while bsul
ing corn ah'i hay TO feed cattle for M.ssrs
"ofiey' James Satiertlcil killed $50 rsts and
nan" Colt 40 who holds riSht bower? LET
| him play 1t.
our "id friend, Squire Browning, is going ,o
'f'h6 ID Mead OF fat cattle. which he ia feeding
i''" 'n' htlGhoorhooi, AMI feed them AT Mr.
marry hssiersons. Feeders are considerably
"isc"uraScd over the continued low prices OF
stock.
i""f GENIAL townsman. Robt. Hale, was her.
recently for several days. in attcn,iance unon
MI Hope Lodge, teaching the vsu,h,ul mason
no" TO Keep his paths straight Weare informed
'ha ne mas gone 10 Chapel Hill this week for IN.
same purpose
"r!coihe' ye days OF sunshine, You bring
win You Siadness, and give uuoyancy .nd
c"eefiuin,ss to every heart. The long. weary
weeks oil ram, mud and gloom have cas, a dplI
an" inoh"tonon- feeling over every one which
nothing but bright, golden ssnligl, can d,sp.l
Therefore. welcome, sunshine!
"ii's "ofieS, "t the firm of Worley Bros
"'h' l" ~. Louis last week with about 2lS
~ va 'a''e ana a considerable number of
hoEa We learn that they were comp.lIed IN
.u'p oeca"7e they could no longer get feed for
."'"' "a'nhs ABOUT e1haustc! their stock of
zee" al nome. They aleo shipped number Of
sheep.
lhe entertainment which was contaminated nv
Tie literary society, did not come or on Satur
day. IND INST. ,on account of the rain and mud
IL came on on Saturday evening, the 10th
san
me question: "Reso!ved, that II republican
form OF government ~ preferable In . r,,;,s
"
On "ednssday morning Feb ?. A few mutual
friends assembled nj Mr. Jas Sydenstricler,.to
witness the marriage of Mr. John Ka;tb a,
urechion neighborh0od, To Miss Josie Svhen
>iricker. sister OF above Miss Il r Jsv and
mr. Allie smith acted rs attendants. and the |
ceremony was performed by Parson Ciemm,us |
Dt All. Hebron. We dill not have the pleasure of |
oeinS present upon the occasion, but have no |
ioubt the friends assembled improved the on |
'ortuhity by enjoying themselves socially: and
Tile pieces OF cake We received rs a remem-
'rahce were typical of the excellence of the
Inner. then 1t must have been a rare treat tn
hem gustatorially. We wish IN. counI. .
peaceful and prosperous voyage over the fam
'estu"us sea OF life. May they never meet with
ny storms or adverse winds. May they walk
n pleasant places, mid beautiful shades onL
rasSy lawns, in an atmosphere perfumeu with
he fragrance of choicest flowers Then. We
Ay ''r,Imiescnt in ,aee.'
As Spencer Drake, youthful swain of about
, SUMMERS, was coming home from somebody
ari"r, on a recent Sunday evening, he met with | {
ni'e a serious accident. which l will narrRte
'r the benefit OF those who are in the habit n, |
dying too late with their cara sposas on Sun
ny evenings and then riding home in the dark /
ess 1t was inky dark on the night IN oues- +
on, and quite cool, the ground being consid- +
ably frozen next morning. When within r
'au' 200 yards OF Mr.. Jack McCauley,s house
attemp'inSto to cross n narrow gully or rut. 7
hose banks were quite steep. hi. horse, which l.
AS blind, fei! backward with him into the .
lllJ, he Underneath, i'll such n man ner as In ~
sten MIN down. and his horse in such uosi- r
IN that II could not rise. The saddle ya.
'rting the boys leg pretty badly, md he 81
anaged to get his knife out and cut the gir,h y
hch enabled him to werk 1t OF his leg and re- l1
we 1t. The horse then struggled to get mn II
Il Spencer WAS almost out once. but another p
ort OF the struggling animal buried him "
-ply IN the mud. aud completely cut of all q
pc of ESCAPE by his own efforts The borse ia
We hun some fearful "welts" with her head -
: At last caught her by the nose and held bar "