Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19
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Ewing Keller has moved hi, drug store to
Schoulingviile We regret losing him., Tor he is
n good fellow We wish him success. He Is
one oil Prof. S%nyder's good bass singers. The
class will miss him.
There was q dancing party, Wednesday night,
at Robt. Browns Your correspondent was
not there; hut. from the dancing. which was
heavy enough TO be hear! at n distance, we sup.
pose that q dancing school is greatly needed in
this city.
j. L. Welshsns has bought. Of VIM. Bear, d
dwelliuy house and two lots. on Second street.
near the Baptist church. at $40. This Is cheap
proserty. even II the times are hard and real e.-
tate dat. Nj. Bear leave, Aullville. gong TO
tn. country TO farm. He is q worthy citizen.
Died, January 9Th, = little daughter of Robert
Grrea. six or eight years old-,he only child
How hard 1t is TO part with that sweet and only
child. But death comes when least expected. The
angel Of death takes all ages, and in that teaches
ali ages TO prepare TO meet God. Parents who
have children in heaven can prepare and 70 to
| them.
We have y good district school. with {. II.
Lacey rs teacher. There are too many scholars
for one teacher; be ought TO have an assistant.
List Wednesday night the school gave public
exercises, consisting of singing, dialogues, Sc.
The performances were very good, and there
Was Il good turn out Of patrons and the public
generally. tt is school is burdened with n large
debt. which prevents II from receiving the i'm.
provcmcntsS so much needed.
Died. in Freedom township, January S, q lit
tie son of Ben. Neal. aged four years. the dis
ease being spinal meningitus. The little boy
has passed through the valley aud shadow of
d ath, and his spirit is borne upon angels
wings to heaven The dear child rests with the
\ Sayiir in puraiise God tnnk tho loyely child
from father. mother. brother and sisters. and in
hat has warned the family TO prepare for death
and 70 meet their little one in heaven. where NO
more parting, sickness. pain or death can ever
come
Rig dinings are still kept up. to the grstidca-
tion of both town and country people. Number
50 Main street has received two invitations this
week, 10 large dinings. He will give a full re.
| port when they come Oh. This is the result OF
adv ertising his eating powers in tae IntelliEeu-
Ger. This shows clearly the advantage OF ad-
Using in a paper that has such a wide circulation
as the Intelligencer. Our business men need not
expect 10 get much 10 do il they do not advertise
in, and take that paper. l ameure the advertis-
ing. in the int.lligencer. OF my eating powers.
aud Willingness to accept invitations and be
punctual in attendance, is the cause Of so many
invitations being left 81 my Office, No. s. Main
street, Aullville.
The literary society met last Saturday night.
The subject discussed was, ''Resolved, That
deeds OF trust are ruinous 10 the people of Mis-
souri,, causing the present hard tunes There
WAS 4 lively discussion on each side. Horn,
Lac-y and Anderson on the ALTERNATIVES; Down
Ing. "O'd Settler and wal:hum on the mega
! tive. ''Old Settler threw II few red hot bricks
in his speech. He argued that deeds of trust
were n great Il vantage to the farmers and work
ing men OF the country; that they wer. the s-cu-
rIty by which WAS obtained capital TO do bust
ness that they could not otherwIse get; tina.
deeds OF tru At had nothing to do with the present
hard times; that IN. Interestingly hard and ru-
inous times were brought on the country by sew.
enreen years rule Of the radical party. That
| party had brought bankruptcy and disgrace upon
the whole American continent. They Ale 10, tie
Offices. the lnavcs and fishes; for ih- buniholders
and corruption generally In all their legislation.
That their nianou acts have sunSen the whole
party 60 deep down in corruptio on that the hand
resurrection can never reach them. These re-
marks caused some swapping from the lew rad
icals present. SATURDAY. night the society de-
bates The temperance question. Nc doubt the
Murphy-ites will be out In full uniform. Can't
you send a Lexington talker down to take psrt ?
wANDERER.