Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-16
Big meeting al Wayerly tonight,

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Mr.. Geo. Vaughan is building a neat two
story cottage residence on South street, east
OF 2lst.
Work at the new mill is progressing finely.
Another month will see it completed. The
brick smoke stack is a model Of beauty, and a
great credit to Mr.. Robt. Berrie.
Mr.. T q. Young has sent to the democratic
executive committee his declination as can
didate for justice of the peace for Lexington
township, for the reason that he has nc time
to devote 10 the office,
Robt. Atkinson a pupil at W. NJ. A. while
wrestling with several other boys, last Mon
day, had his left elbow dislocated. DIR.
Chambers reduced the dislocation and Mr..
Atkinson is getting along nicely.
Lewis Neighborhood:-Dont get drunk,
boys; go to hear Shields temperance lectures.
Farmers are through sowlng wheat and con-
sequeatly are feeling good. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Wheeler, of Kentucky. who have
been visiting at Mr.. James Lewis, left on
the eleventh for Palmyra, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wiles and their daughter Miss Lizzie
leave on the 18th for their homes in Califor-
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John Enoch, died Wednesday, October 9th
of heart disease. We can fully sympathize
with the bereaved family.
The democrats of MAYHEM began the for
nation of a democratic club last Saturday
with the following named gentlemen as origi-
nal members: Tol. D. Graves, j. y. Moore,
j. S. Fickars, VIM. P. Keith, Walter Chiles,
T. c. Wilson, j. W. Warren, Thos. T. Puck
EFT. James F. Smith. John Staley n. C. Herr.
j. H. Graham, Jno. W. White, Hezekiah
Waterhouse, j. Perrie. H. Kline, R. Wall,
w. w. White, B. F. Windsor, T. B. Ben
ming. P. Smith, W. f. Ewing, Jno. E. Pool,
o. w. Billiard, Thos. W. Wheatlev, j. S.
Wheatley, j. H. Porter, r. II. Smith, WIN.
kincheloe, j. W. WaterhOuse, VIM. G, Keith,
j. NJ. Moore. JAS. A. Benning, A. Short, VIM.
Caulield, J. Il. Pearcey, Jno. S. Green. G.
E. Bellies, T. 1. Norieet, j. NJ. Withers, VIM.
F. Moore, h. c. Ewing, R. Il. Mosby, A.
W. Powell, D. H. Bradley and B. steedle.
The club will perfect its organization to-day.
Greenton The melancholy days are come
The saddest OF the year. Wheat sowing
over; acreage some less than last year.
Schools in surrounding districts are in full
blast, those not reported before under charge
of the following teachers: Garvin district
Miss Bertha Swink; Throp, MIR. Dougherty
Linn Grove, J. S. Davis, Esq; Cabbage Neck,
Miss Anna McChesney; FlournoY, Miss Lucy
Labertew. Mr.. A. o. Slaughter returned 8
few days since from Baltimore where he has
place, his daughter Miss Minnie at the select
school of Miss Randolph. Mr.. j. w. Sim.
mons has rented the Swink farm and is keep
ing bach. the Young ladies of the neighborhood
should see that job changes his mode OF
life from single cussedness to double blessed.
ness. DR.. Murphy attended conference a
Kansas City last week as q { delegate. Those
who attended the Baptist association at Lex.
ington from here speak in highest terms O
the hospitality of the Lexingtonians and say
it was well to be there. Mr.. C. d. Raglant
has sold his farm here to Mr.. Harm and ha,
bought the farm now occupied by Mr.
Sidener, where he will go in the spring; W.
regret losing him but our loss is that neigh
borhoOd's gain. Mr.. James X. Barker ant
family left last week for Dallas county, wher,
they will reside until they find there's NJ
Esq. has been sick but is now better. 1t il
will soon close. We suppose the cause il
democratic high license or the protractet
! meetings lately held here.