Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-05
LOCAL NEWTON.

VhES w 0uItIts
ses, j~ealousies, conjecturca.'
Royle & New received q large Nc.
Neale b Urban safe on Monday.
Captain Bahlmaan took charge OF
the High School on Monday.
Judge Burden held a n day ses.
sion of his court on SATURDAY.
The county board Of equalization
will meet on The 14th day Of April next.
Clifton Brockman was granted
license to operate a ierrN opposite Camden,
John Dougherty keeps digging
away ut his deep hole on Ftauklsn street.
Ex-Mayor John Young 6an't be any
too quick about coming to the help OF til,
Register.
Charley Duck. son of post-maste,
Duck at Wellington, is now deputy in tn,
Lexington office.
: The Lexington Silver Cornct Band
has an engagement to play in Kansas City OF
st. Patrick's ,iay.
March hares abundant, all stark
mad-there Were several In the Caucasian,
'mush'. last week.
The business prospects of the In
rEtL.IdENcER have never been more Hatter.
ing since 1t was started.
Chanslor. Russell Il Co. have sold
out their omnibus and transfer husines,
across the river to tue ferry company.
Wiley Jennings is going to erect u
dne store ho'ise OH the sacau, lot west of th,
Old stand of Eneh-rg Il Jennings.
Tho revivals ut the Baptist and
Methodist ch1rcties are still prugressin. VIII
large and Interested CONGREGATIONS.
The new ferry managers promise
to furnish the people with oetter ac:omm,.
di'lvns. Tiiey are needed.
The proposition to purchase the
l. mrick place for an asylum WAS 10 come "
in the legislature oaMoniay or Tuesday.
Some of our citizans contemplate
attending the Worlds Exposition at Vienan
Austris. which comnsncesi in May next.
Collector Gordon is kept very busy
receiving delinquent taxes of'12. lie turne.i
over to the county treasurer some $50 90;
OH Monday.
Tom,nic Baker has gone to Utah
to make his fortune. He is a steady. sober
and upright young man, auI deserves sue
cess.
Wellington furnishes us a new
will occupy tho Mammoth stable on Pins
street.
Prof. w. r. Cunningham, of the
Msyyiew high school. Is going to Bolton.
Cass county. No.. to opcn a school there o.
the 3lst inst.
Representative Collins bill to
protect female virtue was carried in the
house by a large majority. One OF the orna-
mental laws. .
One third ofan acre o fland outside
tie city limits sold recently for $40. The
low price of farming land is attracting buy.
ers from n distance.
1t was extra cold on Mondoy'nisht.
A little Niger was cryin. mex morning be.
cause his han'is were cold. Can't our huu,n-
,arians make u fuss over II!
That pavement imposition exposed
in the Caucasian week before last. has, we ui.
pN'A e'i.Sh aiSpus lIIc GU
council. Poor business. < n,'emen.
LOsT.-On Monday of last week,
hctweem the millinery establishments of Mrs
Arnold and Mrs. smith. Il lady's fur CAPT.
The finder will pleas" leavrat this office.
Eneherg w. | soon move his stock
store room Of j 'hn A"i;l. lie vii! orrup,
tue vacant lot adjoininy rs L lumber ,ard.
Capt. L. A. Asbury of Dover has
returned from Texas. H. has mad. rrrangr
men;s to start y branch store IN Mckinney, u.
company with II. c. Smith. Esd, of ~iIigsin>-
Vile.
Lent began last Wednesday. SOM
NAV not know that thi. is n fast Of forty days.
beginning nlth Asa "Wednesday and CON.
tin;in. ill Easter. ana Is commemorative 81
the it-t Of our Savior IN The wilderness.
Marshall " Keith, the Mayvicw
millcrs. purchased 80 acres Of the Brnnlr.
;ari near Ihcir mill. u few days ago 81 SEA-
per No.. ri"y offered ;i:D prrarre tor The.
ane ,rac. TWO years ago, which was then rr-
fused.
X barney echo Is nowhere to TIN one ",
have in Lexington. That one repe IS n pistn
shot 60 lines. but the Register can &c: oa =
1t ic sIuib, and inr weeks 1t echoes and r.
. .s,ncs through whole cokimn. OF the Cauca.
ian.
Cot. A. G. Blakcy, the genial am,
hand some Publisher of The Pleasant Hill itrvi, "
has been in Lexington for III. last two day
III, ic;urHet home yesterday evening. His vi :,
Vas IN the Interests Of lie Gulf X. r., of which
company he is u director.
An Armenian Rnlical oncr pra;sct!
I'll philosopher Socritcs; the latter at one
asked II friend "wi,at have I been doing
wrons:' oar gallant representative. Captain
Collins. Is receiving suspicious compliment,
from suspicious sources.
Mr.. John I'll. hrdiuger, Quo OF our
largest Try goods merchants, returned frn!
Texas last Week. His interests in n branri
r,oi~ u Mckinney. in that State, will in The
iu'urr h. attended to ly his son iio.ac,
W. Arling'r, late of Wellington
We have received a copy of the
rrpnr. Of the committee appointed Il
examine the LimIick property. near TIL
city, u, to its fitness for an asyium for III,
partially insane. This report is exceedingly
complimentary to the property aud iavorabl,
To the scheme.
The editor Of the Register got $I0C
Of the States money for contrasting the sea-
OF MIR. Miller, and that, too, after the regis
tra;iun lists had bean pnrri down all tlc!
would bear. A nice fellow to object to u L.
gslly elected legislator drawing his regular
per diem and mileage.
Hon. SAM. l.. Sawyer, the Judgs
whom Jackson county ,clIyhteth to honor,
has been spending several days in our midst
reyisiting the scenes OF his early labors aud
success. Judge Sawyer is u specimen Of phys
teal, intellectual aud moral III ,uil,od which
II does all honest eye good to look upon.
Somebody afflicted evidently with tho
bond mania, signing himself NJ" advocate
through the Register that Lexington give Al
indefinite number of bonds to capitalists Il
induce them to establish manufactures. We
are not like your paper. ''M," else NE nigh
call YOU names, '.idio;" or something Oft
kind. j.
Teetotal Societies should be thank
full for the hard times. Mon are taking isweI
drinks, but more at u time.
yy;tu Fruit and NeWs Depot.