Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
PHEASANT PRAIRIE.

Rev James Dalton Will preach tomorrow.
Mrs. caldwell lis quite sick with chills AID
fever.
Mrs. JOHN B!ocher has been quite Ill Tor about
TWO weeks.
Pleasant Prairie sabbath school Will closr.
SUNDAY II week, Tor The winter
MIR. Don Isn'- house Is progressing pretty
we'll under the hands oil Mes=I-. j If nror.e
and George .Adamson.
Mics Jennie EveIhurt returned Ia her hrUtl-
er'7, i'll the city. last week. at i. lonely with
cuf YOU ; Mis- .I, nuIr.
Mr.. Sol tvriirrr ana Nj. JaIura FIsibnck arr
other mlnur improvements.
MIR. Ihomts Best is daily -Al'"ct-t nrI- from
California. accompanied by Mr. Ainm-. 81
Wnrrenshurg and VIII Mann OF jackson county .
Mis- -. IL MurI'hS and daughter =l'-ut 4 FEW
days here recently. visiting irl-ui- lh- 'ior-
tor Is located at GrccntoH. aut We hope le wili
do we'll.
Mr. B. + Leach, ul Ripley, Ills paIi ia hy
ing visit to his friends on Pheasant Prairie last
week, He says that Lexington is II hard place
at which to sell II car of -l"u. reIhup, another
time he " al be more 7lrcr,,lui.
Rev j 4. Hruurt. Methodist. VIII III re
usuai appointment rh" GIst sunday IN November.
tie Will meet with = r"risa! w"i""tm" among
Us. He is our first choice. nn! "e "ri'"'r lhHt
-vrrybody rl=r Is ~ w"!i pira7''i.
our school. under ;he ahie ADVANCEMENT OF
Ai-s Mamie Ieousrt. 10 'i"Ing we'll. she has
already quite won thu hearts al her 7rhoinrs. |
regret TO learn tia' The ='hU"tiiJuse a not IA 4
comfortable condition Tor the winter t"r the
sak- OF The lIlli- one, We h"pr tt wiil ue attended
to before severe weather .rt, IN.
1t ~ not very dry just now, though ralherdl Ii
The nam las inuttdl"d up our nicely worked
roads. which have bc@m pot IN better order ttian
ever before, by our pl, asnHt and uDiIs!rg over
seer. Nj. FAINT RIshUack, IL - sUTIHI-c,i Lon the
benefit OF "a prospective Bird" OF tbs own. ii"pe
Il Is true. lie deserves and ncrd7 II good wife.
a recent trIp to Napoleon disclosed III" Tact
That We can so as we'll. II not better, III our
ira ling there, than ut LrHlmst"n OF n tnsus JIty
Ell Tier. And why we should not i = my at"ry.
The merchants there are at less XpeI.sr, and can
probably compete with thu city merchants.
Aud pl'aos allow me 10 : ~ iiat II Is Our iuiy
10 Jrads al home a. much IT. pua,IO!e. The r"I-
SONS arr obvious aud do not need TecVuntinE.
ii. q I4COG- has i very !arS- ami fine assert
mirnt OF dry goods, Al rrlc,e To ~uIt nt purses,
40; absolutely empty, ami IN that case h." = a.
charitable As ANY one else. II" also keeps the
best of groceries, hAr, ware AMI furniture. A
hsU1oh'eIrr can get any ana everything h"rCS-
sIry to tn" comfort of her family, beside the
lu1urirs Mr.. J . long cGp-rl"uC" and OblIg-
inE ways CIV" him an extensive trade. Mr..
Perry keeps Il good AMI ""Ii-a-a"rt-i stock 81
goods, and his genial. pleasant face Is Loaf
stone IN his store. Ntp"'"nn II h~Gif4IuS Ep. suj
has quit" 81 number "i I bod m"ru,u!c, I"G
wagon shops, 0nr lay Henry ''l"Ht, whom all
know to h" a good workman, tw" blacksmith
ships, Nv" -ii"e Shops, saloons, aud "A good drU"
store, kept hI Mir. stone, where our lIir,c In.
John LiGhtnsr. nIahcs his headquarters. Mis-.
ituhb, a,aIns'r,ss, yves genera! satisfaction,
aud should receive all possible ENCOURAGEMENT
Mr.. Roberts Is still improving ms mil. >cv-
srAI new houses are now being built IA NIi"-
leon. and 4 general Improvement Is benz mad,
al round what, "a few years ago. Was called
>tumptown. Ala Tor the atunps 'ne Narrow
Gauge took HEN Tor ''h.ilnG g