Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
ODESSA.

OOkOON
Farmers are getting most through blowing for
wheat.
The wheat trade is dull now; but croquet play
ing is lively.
Corn curing up rapidly. and some are cutting
up their corn.
Miss Laura Keene has been visiting for some
time at Capt. Henry's.
The Chicago & Alton 4. H. offer excursion
tickets to Chicago and return to and from this
place during the fair at that place for SO, good
Tor one week.
There was quite an interesting croquet party
at Mr.. Frank Stockton's, on last Saturday after
noon. We acknowledge the pleasure of an in
~vitation, and regret that we could not he present.
Mrs. N. K. Henry will receive a new and full
line of goods in the millinery line during the
present week. and invites every one desiring
something fresh, tasty and cheap. to give her .
call.
Alex. Keiser was badly hurt BY being kicked
by a horse on Friday morning, the ed ult. BE
was struck on one side Of the face and jaw,
bruislng and fracturing the jaw on the Opposite
side. He was waited on by Drs. Mcdonald and
Wood. and ID now doing well.
We had a lively little lawsuit In town this
morning before q Justices court. The court sat
In q buggy In q livery stable and the jury stood
In the stalls, it is reported, though we can not
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stock' large anu SINAI ifuits' e'elsreehs' neoee
piants' &C. His 'efri'ory eA'enus IRON may
view 70 Bates CITY, ana from Wolienoarser'
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nAil 70 aartln.s snop Anu oleen'oh' Every
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oest NURSERY s'ocA anu neoke piah's uia' oan "
sro"n. IL Will "ofA III lhe lh'erest VI LIZ
star Nurseries, quincy Ills. everything
Is warranted nrst class ana true TO name. Many
were disappointed iaSI sprihK IN Hettins neuge
plants from otner parties. Arrangements are
now completed by which you can have then
without the possibility of a failure. Please re.
serve your orders for one you know, rather thar
give them to q stranger. Any inquiries may bt
addressed to him at Odessa.
The complimentary concert to Miss Julit
Smith was held in W. H. Laws new store build.
ing, which has just been enlarged, on las
Wednesday evening. the 18th ult. 1t was in
e.e'S WY s.S..ai s.ase
were 70 ne overcome Dut the entertainment Ole
credit to Miss Julia and her able corps Of as.
slssants. The evening was auspicious. clea'
ana bslmy as evenings IN sunny Italy, the
stars sparkling like diamonds in a royal coronet
and the full orbed moon shining with creates
efulRence; it was just the kind of evening t
fill the soul with poetry, and cause the fa,ntes
melody to ind an echo in the heart. 1t was tn,
kind of evening that one feels in love with natur,
and all mankind in particular. and such q ont
rs ''young America likes to see when he hang
on the front gate and talks poetry and moon
shine to his sdored." The house was well fllet
with an Intelligent music-loving audience. Tn,
stage was beautifully decorated by the hand o
Mrs. N. X. henry. who is an artist in the matte.
Oh orhamentatlon. Inc following ts a pro-
pralnne oitne evening":
FAhfi.
s S1na ana GbornsioW w n HsrH; 1.vn NJ.
Mclaughlin and Mrs. Keith.
Vocal soio-.When the Flowing Tide comes
Po,RaMex the YnUua Rand
rInru.
Msrch-Youne Rand.
Vocal Solo-"Let Me Dream Again. Miss
julia smith.
Solo and Ouartefte Snnn't' IeaYe Pnn,
Grandmother.
SOLO; duet ana Chorus-"We'l nave to Mort
STeeod md MI NcTaa nenrs' "isses S"itn
Solo and Quartette ''Boil dem Cabbage