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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26
Religious.

Regular services tomorrow. At tue Episcopal
church.
Regular services tomorrow. y, the Methodist
church.
Rev. Jas L. Yantis will preach at Prairie
church TO- morrow morning at the usual hour.
Rev. Jas. A. Qusrles will preach at Mt.
Hope, Saturday aud Sunday, February and and
Sd.
Kew. James NJ. CLANCY will preach at thePres-
hytertan church, In thi. city, Tomorrow morn
ing. at II O'Clock.
The Christian Sunday School expects to give a
concert sometime in February, to r.,ss money
to supply the library.
Rev. Andrew Stern will preach at the Baptist
church. In this city, tomorrow afternoon. at 8
O'Clock, in German. All are cordially invited
to attend.
As will be seen by the regular notice in this
column. there Is q protracted meeting in pro-
Gress At the Baptist church. in this city. Every
body 10 invited TO attend the meeting.
There will be services In the Baptist church.
in this city. tonight and Tomorrow morning
and night. The.. will be services each evening
during next week. Text for tomorrow morning:
lsaiah, SIS
Elder Hughes will preach At the Christian
church. In this city. Tomorrow morning and
e'eAibk III III Usual uOuES. by request, the
subject foi the evening sermon will be The
wind bloweih whittier il listeth, - &c.
The protracted meeting az the Christian church,
which had been IN progress for two weeks, closed
last sunday night. There We're about twenty
dre additions TO the meinb-rship-thirteen by
profession and baptism. The baptisInE took
place at the church last saturday evening y large
audience being present.
Not" outstanding the great care taken to AVOID
all errors. the Intelligent reader will observ.
several this week In the editorial and relig-
iou='' department OF this paper. on the fourth
page The only one which w wish specially to
correct Is = mistake In grammar. The associ-
aiious OF the home circle makes" should, OF
course. be make"
Rev. Milton AtIisson, presiding elder of the
Lexington district of the Southwest, Missouri
= inference. Methodist Episcopal Church South,
writes as follows to the editor oil the St. Louis
Ctristian Advocate: Having completed lhe d rs,
round Of quarterly meetiugs for Lexington dis
trict. il Is due the preachers that l say they are
all faithfully al work. To the members OF the
church who have been fearful about finances Il
will he good tidinSs to know that the receipts fol
the quarter are tl+S in excess OF those for the
same quarter last year. May the spiritual con.
dillon be equal 10 the financial Lord, We
beseech thee. revive thy work."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26
A Merited Tribute

Miss Beta BoyakIn 10 well known to the
people OF Warrensburg a. = musical artistic
OF rare talent and cultivation. She has been,
for several years. connected with tho Bap.
fist Female College, In Lexington, As a
teacher OF vocal music. Miss Boyxkin has
determined 10 60 10 New York City, to
prosecute her musical studies, and that
WsrrensburE's prima donna has completely
won the hearts OF our Lexington neighsors
is evidenced by the fact that Z call. signed
by siXty-elyht OF the foremost gentlemen
OF that city. MAS last week presented to Miss
Bayskln, asking her TO name = day wnen
they might tender her q complimentary BEN
eit concert at HsEen's Opera tiouss. In her
reply to the call, she named Friday evening,
February 9Th. As the time.
We trust that the good people of Lexing-
ton, ever famous for their appreciation OF
musical talent, will see that the Opera
House Is full on that occasion, from pit 10
dome. Miss Boyskin, Is 4 most excellent
lady, OF rare personal charms, aud, as We be.
lieve, will be In the near future = veritable
prina donna. Hosts Of admiring friends in
WarreusburE wish her the most un bounded
success in her chosen profession. Nor is the
wish wholly unselhsh, for we still claim her
~ belonging TO Wsrrensburg.-[War rsns
burg Journal.
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Township Bonds.
sNI-A-BAR TOWNSHIP, January Il. !

sSt-A-BAR Township, January II, 1873.
EDITOR ISTELLIeIscKR:-Ws have seen . call
from the township committee 10 meet at the Dade
school house on Saturday, the 18th inst. prepar-
atory 10 u formidable resistance Of the township
railroad bonds. Sni-a-Rar 10 alive to her inter-
est. and We think individuals should not 20
forward and employ counsel At their own ex-
penss when their neighbours are ready and
anHiously waiting TO help them. As the town
ships vary somewhat in their relative position to
their relative railroad indebtedness, so Called
and believing that every township should hold
every foot OF ground that she has in the premises.
and AZ the relative position Of Bar and
Washington are the same. we would therefore
recommend that = joint meeting Of the two
townships be called as early as practicable Ut
some point near the township liue, and would
suggest Mt. Hope II. a suitable place. We would
also recommend that primary meetings be held
in every school district In the two townships,
and every taxpayer be requested to pay over to
some responsible person one per cent. of last
years tax. to be used In defense OF these iniqu,.
tous claims against the townships. In tn. uboye
named townships nothing in return has ever
been received for thessd-nabls bonds; besides.
every man who reads well knows that they fths
bond.) were issued In posttivs violation Of the
constitution. only forty odd out Of over one
hundred In each township voting for sad sub.
: scripsioas. VNI CORN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26
An OPEN LETTER.

To THE EpIroR:-Allow me through the cell
umns Of your valuable paper to call the attention
Of the travelling public to the following facts, viz:
During the year 1878 it Is the intention Of the
management OF the Missouri Pacific Through
Line to relay almost its entire track with the
heaviest steel rails. and with its excellently bal
lasted road bed place it in such shape that it
will compare favorabiy with certain Eastern
Trunk lines. over which trains are run at . rate
Of speed averaging from forty to nfy miles per
hour.
In addition to this, the rolling stock and equip
ment OF the line Is being constantly improved.
and even now the passenger trains of the Mis-
sour Pacific Through Line to St. Louis and the
East are noted for their solldity, comfort. and
elegance. and with its magnificent Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping and Drawing-room cars, challen-
&c. comparison with any road in the country.
For the further ben eft of Its patrons. all tickets
will be sold at the cheapest rates, and every eff
fort made by Its employee to render q journey
over the line pleasant and attractive.
For maps, timetables. or further Information
call upon or address C.. Ben. Russell, agent Mo.
Pacific Rail . ay, Lexington. Mo. Yours truly.
GEO. II. HEAFFORD,
77decl5y General Passenger Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26
The Charity Promenade Concert
and Hop.

Having been the first 10 suggest the charity
entertainment gwen at Hagen'sOpera House.
last TBursdsy night. the Intellfgencsr takes
special pride In recording Its success, no,
only In q financial sense, but as an occasion |
of social enjoy ment. At quite an early hour
the house began filing up, and by 8 O'Clock
enough persons had assembled TO indicate |
that the industrious effort, Of the gentlemen
who had had the N alter In charge would be
well repaid. The evenings entertainment
WAS opened by the Lexington Silver Cornet
Band, with = polonaise, which they played
with tue effect. This was followed by the
male quartette, Messrs. Smith, Thomas, Cbiles
and Conner, who sang, Come rise with the
lark Mrs. Swan Cover then sang a vocal
solo, 'fMy heart Is over the sea-" Mrs.Gow-
er was in good voice, rendered her selection
magnificently, aud was heartily spplsuded.
Mr.. A. W. Smith sang, "Thy name was
once q magic SPELL" in his usual felIcitous
style. The next piece was q vocal solo,
1.-The lover and the bird" by Miss Boyakin.
This is a difficult piece OF music, and WAS
well rendered. The hit of the evening VS.,
made by the male quartette, In = grand
medley, for which they received vociferous
applause. A. an encore they sang an attack
upon their mothers-in-isw, which took SO
we'll with the audisuce that they were again
called back. when they sang "Old Grimes
horse." The musical part of the entertain
msnt was closet by the band with Mr.John E.
Burdens Grand Dedication Symphony
which they played very wellindsed. At the
close OF the concert, Mr.. Frank Gaetz' melo-
dious voice was heard calling on the gentle
men to "chooss their PARTNERS" and In = few
minutes the musicians, Msssrs. Frank Kriehu
John Lislesky, Geo. Zsiler and Ed. Zeiler
~inaugurated the dance, which was kept up
until a late hour. the floor being fully occu.
pied by the merry dancers. The refreshments
were well arranged, the oystsr-room being
presided over by Mesdsmes Jacob Price,
Benz. Marshall, VIM. F. Kerdolh and VIM.
b. Hamlet. Tho ice-cream and cake table,
which was elegantly decorated, was attended
by M-sdsmes Robt. Taubmsn. John Kriehn,
Roht. Davis Charles f. Allstadt, and Misses
Emma Reinhard. Annie Hays. Belle Hays,
Maggie Marshall, Lizzie Dunn, Ssllie Barks-
dale, Lille Graham and Alice Temple. or
course no one left either of these depart.
nenth unsEtlsueu- Inc proceeds were ABOUT
as follows: Ics-cream table,. S54 10 oyster
loom, $50 sale OF tickets SIS ; total, 1854 20.
The expenses will be about SO. In the
amount credited to the ics-cream tabls is to
be Included the voting Of . cake to the pref
test anu most popular lady In the room.
The ballots were very equally divided be-
tween Misses Annie Hays aud Matte ksr-
dol a. the former being finally uwar,Ied the
cake, which brought something over s2l On.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-26
eEHIlE HINT.

In our style Of climate, with Its sudden changes
of tempersture-rain. wind and sunshine often
in,ermlngl=d in . single day-it is no wonder
that our children. friends aud relatives are SO
frequently taken from us by neglected colds, half
the deaths resulting directly from this cau.e. a
bottle OF Boschee's German Syrup kept about
yocr home for immediate use will prevent serl-
GUS sicEnes.. q large DOCTORS bill. and perhaps
death. by the use Of three or foLr doses. For
curing Consumption, Hemorrhages Pneumonia,
Severe Coughs. Group or any disease OF the
Throat or Lungs, Its success is simply wonder
full, as your druggist will tell you. German
Syrup is now sold in every town and village on
This continent. Sample bottles for trisl, loc.;
regular SIZE, &c. Theo. Gosewisch. Agent,
Lexington, Missouri. deCl5euH
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CATTLE N HOGS.
The Number Now Being Fed in the Va
rious Townships of Lafayette
County.

The Intelligsncer has given . grea. deal OF At
tentlon In the past TO the live stock interests OF
Lafayette county. We have frequently been as
sured OF substantial benefits that have accrued
therctrcm TO our stock mea. The "stock nores''
which we print from week to week have been
copied far and near. and have served 10 aursc,
attention to Lafayette county as = stock growing
country. Our elaborate reports oftrottinR stock
have called the attention OF persons at . distance
TO the lne character OF horses owned by our
breeders. Whist We have done In this direction
IL but q 1.-THE OF wha. We should like to have &C
compllshsd. and of what We hope to do In the
future.
The following i,st Of cattle and hogs now be-
ing fed in the various townships OF the county
may not be entirely complete. as We have not
received replies to all the circulars which We
sent out. but 10 very nearly so. and is accurate
As far Ms 1t goes. We shall publish = revised
list, two weeks from to -dsy. snd hope that all
persons who are feeding either CATTLE or hogs,
who md that their stock hns not been men,
stoned. Will promptly notify US ofthe number Of
. ich that they have on hand. This report can lie
made very valuable to our stock men and the
county. and We request their Aid In rendering 1t
exhaustive and accur to:
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Talented Dressmaks r.

The many friends Of Mrs. J. B. Fem, the
'.artists" dressmsker will be grstIned to
that We have engaged her services
for this year.
Our elegant dress, made by Mrs. Fem,
took the premium at the last st. Louis fair.
We truly represent Mrs. Fem ~ = lady 10
possession Of the highest order Of talent for
dressmaking.
AZ designer" she has no superior.
Is really an acquisition to Kansas City.
Her reputation ~ . dressmaker was fully
established previous to the many years she
WAS with Msssrs. Scruggs, V.ndervoort 3
Barney, st. Louis.
She Is also known to many Of the leading
danilIes in this and other western cities.
BULLESK, MooREs i EMERY,
hansas city, Mo.
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MPORTANTNOT1CC

ltiE law concerning the collection ot hark
taxes. deiinquen, from the wear is, ~ ia
InIiustSe. makes II the imperative duty of he
coIiector TO institute SUIT against the owners of
!'A' estate. 10 recover all taxes against thar
.sn"s remaining unpaid January Isl, ISIS. The
tsai estate 10 subject to the lien OF SUCH ,axes in
we nsnas oi present owners. Many parties ar.
re.urneu delinquent who hold receipts for ihe
years their lands are marked Delinquent. Tbese
rsSsipa must be produced Immediately, II the
parties would not Incur unnecessary cost and
trouble When the receipts are PRODUCED II
VIII enable ne to clear the lands from any ia.
n,a,ty. Inc owners Of personal property .ieiin-
quent must take notice that no fur,h.r Iniui.
Seoce can be granted. Parties who have had
their rsceip's made out. must settle william, as.
duty require BY my oatt, of ortice' Iesrs.
alternative but TO comply strictly with ibe Law
.,rsiriis 10 add no further Costs or Il oub,r to The
nuraen OF Taxpayers. l ~arn-etly hore ,hev Iii
cav ana See that their lands are fire.. no, Iii
tax liens. = Fiji IRON All
| jsnpls Cn ~
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A CALL.
Tax-Payers' Executive Committee.

"
We are requested to call a meeting, At t1c
court house. Monday, February 4th. at II
o'clock, .. NJ, Of the executive committee
recently appointed by the Taxpayer con-
vention. for organization. The names OF
the gentlemen composing the committee are
as follows Clay township-John d. Nc
Donald, Strothsr RenIck, Paschal Gibbs;
Dayis-Jsckson Cordsr, Il. J. Higgins, VIM.
G. Beatie Dover-Wm. C.. Webb, Issae
Neale, George W. Carr; Frsedom-John
Brown, John II. Lohoeiner, W. Is. Najor !;
Lexington-Jos. +. Smith, +. III. Sparks,
j.. S. Blackwell; NiddIeton-Jss. ". Good
win, j. r. Groves, L. J. Waters ; Sni.s-har
T. Ferguson, Stephen Cheathsm,
Thos. s. McChesney; WashinEton-Alsx.
Patterson, Charles l.. Ewing, Mason r.
Henry.
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MANY lApIES

Suffering from Nervousness. Painful Periods and
Debility. will find there is no way In which
their health may be so efectuaily regsined. relief
from pain obtained. and functional regularity
established as in the use of Parker's Ginger
Tonic. The nursing mother, exhausted by the
care Of her little one, nnds her strength and
psrves restored by Its use. while the mothers
comfort thus secured. Is impaired through the
milk 10 her babe. making the little one hxppy
cheerful. free from pain, and disposed to re.
freshing sleep. Buy - u bottle from your drug
gist. d W. B. lewis, Lexington. Mo, or
. sample bottle at Is cents, and test ii
merits. dsc39-eow
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician retired from active practice,
having bad placed In bis hands by an East Indian
missionary the formula of = simple vegetable
for The speedy and permanent cure OF
Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma and
all Throat and Lung Affections, also q positive
and radical cure for General Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having thoroughly test
ed Its wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases. feels il his duty 10 make 1t known to his
suffering fellows. Tue recipe will be sent irae OF
charge. to vii who desire 1t. with full directions
Tor preparing and successfully using. Address
with stamp naming this paper, DR. &c. STONE,
~ North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
sxnia. oct21-Sm.
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Locust Grove Debating Society.

Ed. ISIELLiGrNcER:-The Locust Grove debA-
ting society is in q fiourishing condition; crowds
gather at Its weekly meetings. which arc held in
the school house, near the residence OF Col.
Ford, on Thursday evenings. Its exercises are
growing steadily in popular favor, and the at
tendance is increasing. A gratifying feature 10
the attendance o. the elder portion OF the neigh
borhood who are willing and interested hearers
OF the debates. The young men who are select
ed - the dispu,snts regard these discussions a.
having . tendency to increase their knowledge,
improve their uss Of language. and make them
better citizens. We would be pleased to have
you at:>nu al any time Il may sult ysvr convsn-
lspsx, 1Ax.
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during 1877. the publishers of the Kansas Ci,v
mi! n,m .er distributed nearly SEQ. 600 in premiums to
list from ID. 200 to over 30, 900. being now The lar lar.
se:t west OF the Mississippi river.
a.! questions being settled a, to the legality of
tie olstri'lntion rs q legitimate business enter
p'ISe, Ine iInrs announces it's next iis,r button
inf Aprli 10; 1878, when 600 premiums, worth
s3.Voo. viii be allotted to subscribers.
Inc prem.ums consist of valuable and usaf,,
sr.lcies, ana vary IN value from one dollar To
Every subscriber AT regular rates gets the
lines and also "a share in the April distributor
or every club 81 80 a coin silver hunting cssr
eigin watch; worth SIS IS, will be given to The
p'reon sending the club. Send for common i,ch
cts and particulars. ~0"po" ueA-
me Times Is published daily, tri-wrekIv md
~eeSiS: and Is devoted 10 the material interest.
For One Dollar you can get the Daily rim.,
LOT one mouth, Tri-weekiy Times two months.
OF nex,,y ZINES six mouths. together with one
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.

THE kAS,As CITY TINES announces its pro-
Ersrnms for 1873 this week. and nIes the 18th
Of April for Ito next distribution. when will
be allotted 1000 premiums. worth s5. 900.
Every subseriber..at regular rates secures the
TINES and also . share in the Distribution.
An sls IS Elgin Watch is also offered for every
club of thirty. There Is = moral obligation on
sverv one to nrst take his home paper. after
which. If any OF our subscribers want a city
paper. they will come as near getting the
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

As Q protection against counterfeits the pres.
eat proprietors have patented the likeness nj
DR.. A. Q. Simmons, the originator OF Simmons
Liver Medicine, as = trade mark. Hereafter the
original and only genuine DR.. A. Q. Simmons
Liver Medicine will be put up in yellow wrap
pers with hIs likeness upon each package and
bottle-none other genuine. Beware OF counter.
fs!ts and unscrupulous persons on-rlns you
other preparations For sale by j. A. Quar;e i
4 Co.. d W. b Tevis and Theo. Gosewisch.
n. A. THEDFORD & &C , Sole Prop'rs.,
janl2ml Chsttsne, ga, Tennessee.
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An ElEaANI PREPARATION

Designed to meet the public wan, for a harmless
hair dressing and restorative is found IN Psrker's
Hair Bslssm. 1t acts like magic. commencing
At the very roots. removes Dandrun and all
humors from the scalp. and Dever tails TO restore
gray or faded hair to it's original youthful color
and beauty. Falling hair is Immediately checked
by ITS use. and 1t produces a growth OF beautiful
young hair, soft. glossy and luxuriast. tina, sur
y rises everyone. These properties added to II
exquisite perfume and purify Of composition.
render 1t the growing favorits Of the toilet table
svery where. Buy a bottle OF your druggist. d.
W. B. Tevis. Lexington, No. and test its
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Miss Boyakin's Concert.

We print below the programme which
Miss Boyakin presents for hor concert, 10
take place At Hsgsn's Opera House. in this
city. Friday evening, February Sth. As
will be seen there is u very full cast of the
musical talent OF Lexington. The music
selected Is OF the highest character, having
been chosen from the gems Of the best
writer's. The Tower Scene" from Ii
TroVators, one Of the most popular OF all tue
operas, is the finest thing In the opera. aud
one OF tho most dramatic pieces OF acting
ever wedded to music. The opera house
should be wv ON this occasion, not
only in compliment to Miss BoyskIn, but as
a Hitting assurance that our people appreciate
good music when II Is offered TO them.
PROGRAMME PART FIRsr.
l. Grand F-ntsse,' II. J. Keller Lex
inston ) liver C"rlet Band.
Mixed Quartctte, Good night Beloved
!PInsutil. Mis. Cover. Miss A. Belle Graves,
Messrs. Smith and CnIle,
3 Vocal solo. by reque.t. .'Ernani Fly with
Me- VerdD. Miss Beta BDynkin.
4: Vocal Duet. .'Army and Navy" (Cooksj.
j. u Conner and A W. Smith.
s Vocal Solo, THE Day Is Done" tBalfc).
Mss A Belle Graves.
6. Piano snlo. Fsnt.s.e trom .'O;hello.''
ttossipi). by He'll, Prof, Chas Glmbel.
:: Vocal Duet. ''Quanto Amore.'' from the
"Elisir d. amore.' (DouizettD. Miss Boyxkin
aud Mr. A. W. smith.
PART SECOND.
i. Serio comic seisctIsns, edward BeyerJ,
Lexington Silver CJrnet Band.
.. Voc.i solo, .'Ahl 'Tis the hour - from
Lucia Ill Lsm~Inerinoor. tDourzett). Mrs swan
Cover.
). Piano Duet. .Semiramlds," (Ros.Ini.
arranged by .1-rny Miss Graves and Prof.
Gimbel.
GharininE,' Irotn La Som imbulL. (HelliuD. A.
W. Sniru.
s. Vocal Trio. ~ Snv!gsnti." tRsndsygeD.
Miss Graves, M.ssrs. Smilh anu Chii.s.
d. Male Quartette, ''Choeur de Grenoullles,''
GCroccD. Aessrs. Conner, Chlles, Mckee and
Smith.
PART THIRD.
The celebrated Tower seems, - from IL Tro-
ystore. (FerdD.
Maurice. the Troubsdour. conquered In bsttie.
has been imprisoned by his powerful rival. the
Count di Luna. in hts castle. and condemned 10
death. Hearing of this, Leonora, with her
faithful friend kuiz seeks q lset interview. Ar
irving At the foot Of the tower where her lover
is imprisoned. she hesrs the tollinY of the death
BELL. and the dirGe Of The monks within chant
Ing the ''missrsre. - then the voice OF Maurice
singing his farewell. She then resolves TO prom
ise the Count di Luna her hand In marriage to
save the life OF her lover. and poison herself to
avoid the detsstsd union.
Asnrico Mr.. Chiies.
Chorus OF Monks .Msssrs. Jacob. Fleet. ST.
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Clifford IesrifuRs Is not q panaces for all
the ills TO which nesa is heir. We do not pro-
TESS to have discovered . cure-all, but We con.
fdrntiy recommend 1t to you az a sure. safe and
speedy cure for all diseases arising from Mala-
ria. In this class of diseases 1t is a specifc; 1t
enters the circulation and utterly destroys the
germs OF the poison; 1t will purify and build up
the deDiiitxted system in \ shorter tire. and
with more lasting benefit, than any other known
remedy. For sale by all druggists.
J. I. RICHARDSON, Proprietor,
tnn1qml 81 Iouis