Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
Religious.

There will he regular services at the Episcopal
church in this city Tomorrow.
Rev. NJ. Ii. Williams Will preach st the Meth"-
dist church. IN this city, To morrow morning
and night.
Services at the Christian church Tomorrow
morning and evening Mt the usual hours by
Elder Hughes.
Rev. J. II. Ashland will preach in the upper
room OF the courthouse tomorrow evening ut
. O'Clock, in German TeNt John IL and IL.
Preaching i'll the Presbyterian church next
sabbath morning and night a5 usual. In The
morning by Rev. Ben. Helm, missionary TO
China.
Rev Nr. Ta'bird will preach at the Baptist
church. in this CITY. 10 morrow morning and
evening ut tho usual hours. Subject in the
morning spiritual Famine
\ larry" number of people attended the Pres
byterian church last Sunday morning 10 witness
the installation Of Rev. q l.. Leyburn AS pastor
OF the church. Rev. J. T.. Wheeler preached
the Installation sermon and delivered the
chnre" To the pastor, and Rev. Jas y. QuaIles
delivered the charge To the people Mr.. Wheeler
had been announced for II sermon at night. but
owing to IndisposItion MIR. Leyburn filed the
pulpit instead.
There will be II missionary meeting OF the
children OF The sabbath schools II the Methodist
church. ut half past two O'Clock sunday after
noon Rev Mr.. Holm, for ten years a mis-
siouary in China. VIII address the children,
giving some account OF the manners and GUS
toms ~ we'll rs OF missionary work in China.
And the whole Will be illustrated by many
things of interest which he has brought from
that distant land. All are most cordially In
vlteu.
Tns second annual convention OF the Young
Mems Christian Associations OF Missouri will
he held at ST. Louis. Thursday and Friday.
November 2lst and 2?nd. The following pro-
gramme of exercises has been arranged Thurs
day. 8 y. m. to 5 y. m. Al I. II. &. A. Hall.
organization and reports from associations.
80 p. m, ut Pilgrim Con Sregntional church,
the Y. NJ. Z. A Its objects and sphere. Two
addresses, followed by three minute talks.
Friday. 10 a. m. nj Y. NJ. Z. a. Hall, business
meeting and election OF officers. IL Is p. nj. To
p. m.,-praver meeting. p. III. to 5p M -
plans for future work. : 80 p m, at Pilgrim
Congregations! church, our Young Men; Their
DANCERS; How 10 save them. Tie names OF
speakers Will be announced he ~reafter.
BY sill means let us have some amateur
concerts this winter. There is enough tai
ent in This city to furnish a high order Of
music and Lexington should not let her rep
utatIon in this direction wane. While W,
are anxious that there should be u number
OF entertainments given during the winter
we protest against the elaborate, trouble
some aud extensive preparation being devo
ted TO them which has heretofore prevailed
This has been principally causFdhy an sfor
to render very difficult and operate musi,
Which, by the way, Is not popular-and b.
rather too much dress. simpler music an,
simpler dress will please nine-tenths OF tn
audience better, and render the entertain
ments less a burden upon those who tax,
part.
y crowd of some forty men rode up t
Enebrrg's store, near Bates city, last SAtur
day night. about eight O'Clock. aud order ,
Mrs>rs Hackett& EurberE To cease work ny
on their masonry contract in the tine OF III
earthwork contract of Me,>rs. Lee & Lacy
In j Jackson county. until the &. X \. K. /!
settled the unpaid debts Of said Lee & Lacy
There WAS no feeling AZ tin~t Messrs.HaCke
X En" berg. as those gentlemen have bee
prompt In sl their payments and just, an
even liberal in all their settlements, but th
men above alluded To seemed determine
that they would stop all work until ihei
claims, sOne Of which are large, should b
paid Capt. Eneberg agreed that he wOul
come to Lexington aud notify the compan
OF the orders he hat received from the con
mitlee of c~itIzrn>, aud on their side the
agreed that Mr--rs. II. Il Z. might tnis
certain pi'rs. nearly completed, as thei
lack OF the coping stones nIight cause ihei
obstruction ry bad weather. Capt. EneUer
am up on SUNDAY, but We have not hear
the final result oi tue affair.