Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19
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There was no STOCK shipped from this place
last weeE.
Prot. snyder Will I. large singing
Glass neat week.
Tie corn crop Won't yield many dollars 10 the
farmers this year. II being not more than u half
crop
Wheat is stlll coming in. Notwithstanding the
low price. The hard times compel our farmers
to sell.
Miss ora Rabbit, from Wichita, Kansas. is
in the city visiting her Cousin. Miss Rosie
Thornton.
Grooins & Shacklefori are running their sor-
Shum null in full blast, uni are running out
moIas-e. equal 10 the in"r, syr"p.-
Elder Grantle!d commenced n meeting in this
city Thursday night. havIns cio-ei the meeting
on Wednesday at the Republican church. No
additions. or conversions.
SIR. James II. Hooker and family, leave, next
Monday. for Hazel Hill. where they Will reside.
We lose a number one family and = fashionable
millinery store by their removal.
Jno. +. Osborne, lett. last Monday, for st.
Louis, 10 attend the Missouri, Medical College.
lie is Is young man OF hue ability, and Will re-
turn from that institution with all the hOnors
bestow cred on any Of their students.
Elijah received, last Tuesday from the farm of
t'A "h 'hH fSNs
size. II Is quite II curiosity to those that HAY.
seen II. This potato grew IN true democrat
style, Tree from sreenback sksn or radical
pe;h.
The Rev. Lucien Wright preached in The Bap-
list church last Sabbath morning and evening.
Endiy 4 WhItworth are selling al r,iucr,i
prices 10 Lake room Tor Il new stock OF gTuce-
ries They Will open their new stock in the store
formerly occupied by Major i Co.
The city authorities have made Il good and
substantial Improvement by luildlng n bridge
acros. Goose-neck. We rope that they will
turn their attention TO the broken side walk,
and sIso TO the unfinished sidewalks. II we
have side walks at all let them be kept IN good
repair. a lady, while ON her way to church,
stepped on u broken plank and fell, but iortu-
nsteiy was not hurt.
Hon. a. NJ. Lay. the democratic candidate for
congress, spoke. last Thursday in the CamrbeilIte
church. in this city. to Il very large audience.
| His speech waswell received. He certainly made
q number one speech for he explained TO the
people how these hard. and ruinous times had
been brought on the whole country by the rad
ical party, and showed clearly and conclasIvely
that the people could only be relieved and the
government restored to their former prosperity
by the democratic party. That the democracy
had iabored hard for seventeen years 10 get the
power 10 save the government. and that day
was now beginning to break on the democratic
laborers. and that if the democratic party would
stand firm to their principles, with united and
unbroken front. that they could and would save
the people and the Republic BY defeating the
corrupt radical psrty-here the hurrshs went NJ
rom the audience for Major A. III. Lay. Tn,
convention that nominated the gallant A. NJ
Lay Tor congress did the best and most salts.
factory WORK for the people that ever was don,
by II convention. In this town he will get thu
largest democratic vote that has ever been given
To- anv man. The public are thankfui. TO tn,
Complexities for the use of their church fol-
! Major \. NJ. Lay to speak in. ELIJAH,