Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-21
Religious.

Preaching as usual at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning and night.
Usual services at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning and night by Rev. DR..
Talbird.
Rev. A. A. Moore will preach at Greenton
tomorrow morning, and thereafter every al
ternate Sunday.
Preaching at the Christian church to-mor-
row morning and evening at the usual hours,
by Ed. c. s. Lucas.
We disclatm any knowledge of MIR. j. L.
Thomas meaning or intention in the inquiry
which he elsewhere prints as q paid adver-
tisement.
There will be services In the. Methodist
church tomorrow at II o'clock, and at night
at o'clock. conducted by the pastor, Rev.
". NJ. Poage.
Daily services at the Catholic church, 81
O'Clock, a. M; Sunday services 3 and 10a
o'clock, a. M, acd "a O'Clock, p. M, Rev. J.
J. Lilly officiating.
Father Francis Curran will hold services
at tie following times and places at 10 o'clock,
a. m.:-Higginsville, m. 1st and srd Sundays;
Odessa, I'd Sunday; Alma, 4th Sunday.
Rev. A. NJ. Cockrell will preach at the
Shotwell schoolhouse In the southwest corner
of Lexington township, Monday night, April
%, and will preach every night up to and In.
Guiding Thursday night, April 26. All are
invited to attend.
There will be services at Christ Church
protestant Episcopal), tomorrow morning
at 10a O'Clock; in the afternoon at O'Clock;
and in the evening at u o'clock; Rev. E. NJ.
Pecke, the rector, officiating. Sunday school
ut 8 o'clock, a. IN.
Mr.. Beecher last Sunday reproved the
revivalists and said that il men lii ed like
Christ they would go to heaven whether bap-
tized or not. How can they live like Christ
and not be baptized' Christ was baptized to
obey the law. In Mark xvi, I6, # is record
ed that Christ said, tHe that believeth and ts
baptized shall be saved; but he that belfeveth
Dot shall be damned." Mr.. Beecher talks
too loosely. Christ by his life inculcated obe-
dience; and disobedience cannot be Christ
like. .4F I-''''
The Lafayette County Sabbath School Con-,
vention will meet at Higginsville on Wednes-
day, May 2, 1888, at 10 o'clock. Committee
of arrangements, Harvey j. Higgings, B.
Wilkinson and DIR. Carter. The vice-presi-
dent of each township is earnestly urged to
send up full reports of the number of Sab
baths schools, and the denominations, names
of the superintendent, number of officers,
teachers and pupils in their respective town.
ships. The fol owing is a list. of the vice.
presidents: For Davis, W. =. Beatie; !. Lex
ington, n. E. Ewing; Dover, w. Fl. Carter;
Washington, John G. Worthington; Clay, A.
T. Kirtley; Freedom, C. o. Sitlington; sni-a-
Bar, A. S. MAXWELL; Middleton, W. A.
Redd. :
Programme for the Lafayette County Sab
ginsville, on Wednesday,. the 9th day Of May
next, at 10 O'Clock, a. m. 1. Opened by
Religious Exercises. 2. Report from delega.
tes Of the various townships of the county
from 10 to 10 80 O'Clock, a. m. 8. The Great
ness of the Sabbath School Work, assigned to
Judge Jno. E. Ryland and Rev. G. L. Ley
burn, to occupy twenty minutes; five minute
speeches by others, filling the time to II
o'clock. 4. Duties-of Church Members to.the
Sabbath School work, assigned to Rev. W. NJ.
Poage and E. Winsor. Five minute speeches
by others, occupying from II to IL 80 o'clock.
5. The Importance Of Organized Sabbath
School Work. Assigned to Stephen g Went
worth and Rev. L. F. Clemens; five minute
speeches by others. Appointment of commit
tee on nominations, occupying from II 80 to
l2 o'clock noon. .-8. Recess until O'Clock, p.
m. 7. Opened by Religious Exercises. g..
Who Ought to Attend Sabbath Schools by w.
H. Carter, assisted by Rev. s. F. King, five
minute speeches by others, occupying from /
| TO 80 O'Clock, p. m. 9. From /: 40 to 2
| o'clock, report Of county secretary and report
| Of committee on nominations. 10. The Adop-
ton of Constitution and Bylaws. From to
2:3,. II. Collection to Defray the Expenses
of the convention. II. "What have our Sab
bath Schools accomplished Assigned to
Rev. T. w. Tate and NJ. F. Royle, Esq.
Five minute speeches by others, occupying
from to $3.50. IA. How to Unite and Har.
monize all Christian Denominations In Sab.
bath School Work. Assigned to Rev.sR. P.
Fullerton, of Kansas City, assisted by Rev A,
L. Barr, or Rev. Stewart; of Warrensburg
Five minute speeches by othsrs, occupying
until o'clock. Is. A vote Of thanks. to the
people of Rigginsville and vicinity for theil
hospitality, and use of church. Close by
benediction.
Bargains in all departments of their large
and well selected stock of boots and shoes, al
the Parlor Shoe Store, Franklin, street. W
G. Eggleston Il Co. a21tf
We are under OBJ igations to Col. Jno. Reid
for a number of copies of the last biennial
report of the Missouri Fish Commission. We
will be glad to give them to persons who fee
AN interest in fish culture.
Customers are requested to visit our store
early, and remain and compare goods and
prices, before going elsewhere to make selec
tions. Our stock is the largest and best il
the county. Davis 4 Allstadrs' old stand
B. A. y NJ. J. Chinn. apr14tf
st. Louis grain markets Thursday -
j. Wheat unsettled, but generally higher anc
fairly active; No. 2 red, u 1Oa@1 1oi cash
81 11i@1 12t May; 81 12i@l 134 June
81 11a(91 1Os, closing 81 124 July; 81 O9a@
1 1O4 August; 81 Os4@1 O94 the year; No.
red, 81 o44 bid. Corn, higher and active
4ssc cash; 4ss@5Oc May; 01s@5sc June
5aa@54ac July; 541c August b57c year. Oats
better, but slow; 4Sa@4a3c cash; 1908
May. Rye quiet; 54Ac bid. Barley quiet