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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08
Religious.

Regular services at the Christian church to-
morrow morning by Elder C.. s. Lucas.
Elder l.. B.. Wright will preach at Aullville
tonight and tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Rev. Geo l.. Leyburn will preach ut the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning.
Elder q. 8. Lucas will preach ut Maple Glen
schoolhouse tomorrow evening ut 8 O'Clock.
Usual services in the Baptist church to-mor-
row morning by Rev. DIR. Talbird. No services
at night.
Services tomorrow morning at the Methodist
E. Church. South, by the pastor, Rev. W. NJ.
Prottsmsn.
Daily services at the Catholic church, SIX
O'Clock, .. m; Sunday services 8 and 1OK
o'clock. y. m, and 2k O'Clock, p. M, Rev. J.
j. Lilly Officiating.
Father Francis Currsn will hold services at
the following times and places at 10 O'Clock, a.
m.:~-Higginsville. lat and 3rd Sundays; Odes-
sa, End Sunday; Alma 4th Sunday.
There will be services ut the Episcopal church
in this city tomorrow morning at lOx O'Clock.
and afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. E. NJ. Pecke
officiating. Sunday school at 9 O'Clock.
Union service in the city for July will be rs
follows: Second Sunday. at the Christian
church. sermon by Rev. G. L.. Leyburn; third
Sunday, at the Methodist church, sermon by
Elder C. s. Lucas; fourth Sunday. ut the Bap-
tist church, sermon by Rev. H. Talbird: fifth
Sunday. at the Presbyterian church, sermon by
Rev. W. NJ. Protsman.
Rev. John A. Brooks. of Warrensburg presi-
dent of the s'Missonri Prohibition Alliance ,
will address the people of Lexington. on this
phase Of the temperance question. at the Chris
tan church. 10 Lexington, next Wednesday
Thursday and Friday nights. Qath. 18th and
l4th), beginning ut 8 O'Clock. No charge iol
admission. Everybody invited. All welcome.
Good music.
The Missouri State Ministerial Lectureship O.
the Christian church. convenes next Monday. In
Sedalla. Elders g. w. L0ngan, Plattshurg,
7. P. Haley. Kansas City; D. r. DUNCAN,
Iowa; h. &. Trickett. illinois; e. 3. Lucas,
Lexington. will address the convention.
The Christian church unlles with the otheI
city churches in Sunday night union services
for the summer.
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against
David Il Mitchell, John II. Il.
Mitchell, William y. Mitchell. /
Thomas W M,tcheli, james L..
Mitchell. Joseph w. Mitchell and

David u Mucnell. John H.. q.
Mitchell, William o.. Mitchell.
Thomas W M,tcieli, james l..
Mitchell, Joseph W. Mitchell md
Fannie j. MitclIrl.
D Y vii tue OF u .lr:fee aud order Or sale, Issued
ID iron, the office al tue ci. ri. oI the ciieuil
of John J; - ave am.I n Inuy j hive, hts wife
Joseph litinmer and L,iil,a Hammer. his VIE
Charles iI.mmr ami Su an Nj Hammer. his
wife; John l.. l0cki,urt and Lucy J. Lockhalt,
his wife: Charles 4. MIttinll, Il bert Campbell
and Elizabeth Canube l. hts WE: md against
R ism L Mi e,'i,; Linn Z G Mitchell vii,
L. Mitchell. Joseph w. Nit hell AMI Fannie }.
Mitchell. 10 ms directed l.. an rrlurnable 10 the
August term, ISs:. III said court. l will, Oh
TUESDAY. AUGUST sr,i. iss2.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, aud IN front ni the Courthouse ,iour. in the
city OF Lexington. IN Lafayette c"lhty. Mis-
souri,. during the session vi the CIRCUIT court OF
the hlghest bidlrr. ali the light. title.
interest claim and 'slate of The sud plaintiffs
and defendants III said decree and order OF sale,
in and To The following described real estate,
situate, lying anu being III the county OF Laiay-
etle. and state Of Missouri, to-wit: The east
half Of the northeast quarter of section nineteen
tl9 and the west half OF the northwest quarter
OF section twenty t2D, all IN township fifty COY
range twenty seven (2D.s excepting from the
Of land: starting ut the northeast corner of the
west half of the northwest quarter Of section
twenty 20l. in townahip fifty t5U.) range TWEEN
ty-seyen t27), and running south past the lands
Of J. Fisher and Polly Evans. to the north est
corner Of Henry HOrstmah's land, which is Il
hundred aud Two rods north and south. and ont
rod wide east and west, and contains one hun
dred and two SQUARE. rods ;the above strip OF land
Is intended Tor Il road, and is Situated on the
| east side Of the farm.
Terms: One-thIrd cash, one-third in lively,
months, anu One-third in eighteen months, the
deferred payments to bear 8 per cent interest pei
annum. purchaser to give note secured by deco
Of trust.
Given under my hand this LIST day of July
1882. BENJAMIN ELLIOTT!
l iulyStd SI,urrr
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The Pennsylvania republicans are try
ing to patch up . peace.
PRONUNOIAMENTO

VIII ereas, 1t doth seem to please ye
ci, Gus man, once more TO favor ye good
people OF Lexington with q show, enor-
nous and m~astodonian in proportions.
and give all parents OF ye small children
q chance to see ye monkey and other
things. Now, therefore. for prudential
reasons.l .as ye head man, do send forth
my official paper requesting that ye do
observe the following details.
First. All ye places for ye sale Of malt
and fermentsd liquors, shall be closed
from the setting OF the sum-.
Second, All other stores and shops
OF ye vendors OF wares and merchandise
be closed alter We clock shall strike
10 a. m. three.
All ye tramps and loafers shall not
bother ye circus man for Tree tickets to
ye monkey show, and all We dead beats
shall not apply to ye bus driver tor u
free ride to ye tents of We show men.
To conclude, 10 all earnest and prop.
err dram taking ye head man will cheer
fully join all respectable people; and
will esteem it his pleasure to attend ye
to ye circus, y ticket having been first
procured. Respectfully,
f1as3e.f JOHN L. YOUNG,
e. Head Man.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Abraham j. Bumgarner, William
I. Chentham. Henry II. Cheat
ham. May Chcniham and Thomas -
d.. Chealliain. her husband,
against s
james II. Chcatham and Frances p., =.
Ch.nslDr ami james Chanslur, her !eait'aoh.
husband, Willie MOrgnn,a minor;
and Hattie U. Buingarner, Saihe o.,
T. Bumgarner. Alfred ID. Bum Z
garner, Charles q Bumgnrner and 7
Lizzie E.. Bumgarner, minors.
- y virtue of u decree and order of sale, issued
- from the Office OF the CLERK of the circuit
court Of Lafayette conntys Missouri. IN
ChratiinIn. Henry H.. Cheathan. May Cheat
ham ami Thomas ID Cheatham, her husband;
Ihans'or ana James Chansior, her husband;
Willie Morgan. IL minor; and Hattie o.. Bum
garner. saliie r. Bum garner. Alfred ID Eum-
garner, Charles e. Bungarner ana Llzzie II.
HuMgarner. minors, to me directed, and re-
turnable to tile August term. 1882. oil said court,
L will, ON
TUESDAY, AUGUST sTH, 1882,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and live O'Clock in the afternoon of sad
day. and IN front OF the court house door, in The
city OF Lexington. in Lafayette county, Mis-
Court oil said county. sell publicly, by auction.
to the highest bidder. for one half cash, anu onei
hall IN twelve months at 5 per cent. interest,
secured by deed oil trust ON the land sold. ALI Inc
right. title, interest, claim and estate of the
said plaintiffs and defendants in said decree and
order OF sale, in and to the GLOWING described
real estate, situate, lying nnd being in the
county Of Lafayette and state of Missouri. TO.
wit: The east half OF the northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter OF section thirty-six (SG)
township forty -ciSnt (4S), range twenty -eisht
(2S); also thirteen and fifty one hun,lredths
VIZ SO -lg) acres, taken OFT the west si,ie OF the
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter Of
section ihirty-one C3D, township iorty-eight
tSl. range twenty-seyen ca; also the south
half OF lot No. two (). Of the northwest quarter
OF section thnty-one t3l). township forty eight
(S), range twenty-seven (2O.
Given under my hand this LIST day OF July,
1851. BENJAMIN ELLIOTT, -
juiyStd sheriff.
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ODD NOTICES.

A gentlemen near Winchester made
a rockery in front of his house in
which he planted some beautiful ferns,
and, having put up the following no.
tice, found il more efficient and less
expensive than spring.guns aud man-
traps. The tear-inspiring inscription
a "Beggars beware. Scolopen-
drums and Poiyponiums are set
here" The wall OF a gentieman's
house near Edinburgh some wears
since exhibited Il board OH which was
painted a threat quite as difficult for
the offender to understand as the
preceding: "Any person entering
these enclosures will be shot and
prosecuted" An eccentric old gem
tle,nau placed in a field on his estate
a hoard with the following generous
offer painted thereon: 81 will give
this field to any one who ID content
3D." 1t was not long before he had
al applicant. "Weli, my man, are
you a contented fellow ?' eyes, sir;
very" ''Then why do you want my
field 2" The applicant did not wait
to reply.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08
TIE 0oNeRBss1oNAt NoMInAT1oN.

EDITon INTKLLIGrNCKR:-In an editorial In
its issue Of the .4th inst. the Kansas City Times
states that the democracy of Jackson county ID
more harmonious than 1t has been for years, anu
that everything seems to Indicate that the demo-
Gratis OF that county will go into the congress
siOnal convention united upon some one OF their
number We believe that every true democrat
in the distrlct would rejoice to know that the
democrats Of that county had finally and forever
settled all their differences. and We are sure
that when the Times states that its ''first and
foremost desire is for the harmony and success
of the democratic party'' it but expresses the
wish of every true democratic heart. But in the
same editorial we find the assertion that If the
convention Is compelled to 80 out OF Jackson
county for u candidate 1t ''ehould be particularly
careful to select one altogether acceptable to
Kansas City" Why's Because, says the Times,
sit may be asserted as a political axiom in our
new district that as the Kansas City democracy
votes 30 goes the election !"
Does the democracy OF Kansas City re-
quIre anything more of . candidate than that he
be an able man. q man of answering, fearless
honesty and. integrity, whose democracy Is I'M
questioned and unquestionable. and who will
labor for the best interests OF the entire district ?
And has not such u candidate, regularly nOmi-
ubtcus tuc Ilkut y ucluhuu u ouppOlk "a CNCiy
democrat In the district We say that in select
ing u candidate to carry our banner in the APP
preaching conflict the convention should not
consult the wishes OF those 80 called democrats
who will vote for the nominee If he suits them,
and will vote against him IL he does not. Voters
Of this character may favor the nominee when
he is nominated, but their voting for him is an
other question. and depends upon the accepta-
bility to them OF the opposing candidate. and
the influence that is brought to bear upon them.
Neither Mr.. Graves (whom the Times seems to
think Is the man to carry t~hisvote), nor any other
candidate. can count, with certainty, upon the
support OF this class of voters.
Personally, we are IN favor of Hon. Xenophon
Rylsnd, of this county because We believe that
he combines. in a higher degree than any other
candidate that is mentioned. all those qualidca-
tons that the democratic candidate OF the fifth
district should possess. and because We believe
that the democrats OF the district will rally
around him with more unanimity. il he is nom
mated. than they will around any OF the others.
But we expect to work, al we'll rs vote, for the
mln whom the convention dominates, and we
think the advice of the Times smscks too much
of Tammanyism to suit western democrats.
A At.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

Grain in 81. Louis Thursday: Wheat
opened lower and advanced with far
trading: no. 2 red 81 10 1:2 to fl 1-2
cash, 81 OF l.2 July, ST. OF 3-4 August.
81 o. 1-2 September. 81 90 year; no.
8 red 81 O6; 10. 4 red 81 to SO. Corn
Higher /; 70 IL to 70 cash. II 1.2 July.
rs l-2 August, "a 1-S September. "a 3 4
October, Ga 8 8 year. Oats-Higber
81 to So l-2 cash. Al 3-4 July, 81 l 2
August. Sc IL September, Sc year.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08
Personalities.

- EEH -. E.L
Mr.. James HOoten Is IN town.
Mr.. ERid Kist, of st. Joseph, was in town on
the Fourth.
Mrs. DR.. PEBBLES is In the city visiting friends
of the long ago.
Mrs. John X. Jordan and daughter are visit
ing in Utica, Mo.
MIR. James Peddicord. of Odesss, paid US q
pleasant visit yesterday.
Annie Louise Cary has married Mr.. NJ Ray
mond. Blessed Raymond.
Miss Florence Arnold left for TT. Worth. TO
visit her relatives. last Monday.
Our old friend Tom Pritehard may again be
found at the Lsclede hotel, st. Louis.
Miss Lizzie G.. Hutchison left, this morning
Tor u visit to friends at Pleasant Hill.
Miss Maggie Ssfell. of Baltimore, Md. IL in
this city visiting her half brother Capt. j. d.
Conner. "a s-r.t4y..8
Messrs. Jno. T. Pigott. Tilton Davis. Never
Keller, Isadore Keller and w. q. Lriblich, were
In the city on the Fourth. s
Miss Charlie Haynes, of st. Joseph, is In the
city visiting her cousin, Miss Jennie Grimes.
She will remain several weeks. 81.
Mr.. William Aull was graduated with dis-
%tinguisheL honor Us Q Bachelor Of Law. at the
the University of Virginia. Thursday. June y.
Mr.. Chas. D0uy and sister; Miss Mamie Sill
vera, Misc viryie Atwell and Mr.. John g.. Cash,
all Of Independence. spent the Fourth in Lex
ingtOn. ..E - -
Mrs. DR., Harrison and Miss Howard. Of
Boonville. and Mlss May Creel, Of Saline coun-
ty, are the guests of Misses Minnie and Lizzie
Dunn, OF Independence. l.l..-
Nil. John W. Tucker, OF Auliville. who had q
very severe operation performed. for hernia, by
Drs. Hartman and Seeber, some two. weeks
- 9Th ..l ,niI Okla Al
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

Mr.. WInsor's lemonade reception on the
Fourth was u grand SUCCESS. All his friends
called ; tbs lemonade was very good, aud
Misses Minnie Payne and Eddie Winsor
dispensed 1t chsrmingly. Mr.. WinsOr hss
a beautiful Office, and it Is In the best posi-
BILE location.
MIR. John Oliver. of Waverly. while cros-
sing a bridge east of Waverly with u
steam engine, had his right hand caught be-
tween the engine and u log, thereby cutting oil
all the fingers OF the hand. The amputation was
male by DR.. Wood. assisted by DR.. Smith
MIR. Oliver had just purchased the machinery
for threshing wheat paying 81. 100. for 1t. and Was
commencing The seasons work. He has the
sympathy OF the entire community.
The democrats IN and about Odessa are to
have y grand rally. at Lees grove, ne nj
town. next Saturday, the Odessa band To
furnish the music. The candidates for con
gress are expected to speak In the aft srnoon,
tue forenoon to be occupied by the county
candidates. Mr.. Black well has been asked
to speak, and will do 50. upon the township
bend question. Tura out, everybody, and
hear the speakers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
July Term,

Presentations. Prather. Harrison and Lock-
hart; Ben. Elliott, sheriff; VIM. B.. Steele.
clerk.
Special election ordered in Lexington town
ship. Saturday. August ls; 1882. to vote upon
compromise township bonds.
Same for Washington township.
Judges of election appointed for August IS,
courthouse, Jno. Afford, Robt. Taubman. r.
n. Sparks. X. NJ. Campbell; Old Town, Thos.
A. Smith, Thos. Smsllw0od, f. Morath and
Young Hicklin.
Judges Of election appointed for Washington
township. Mayvfew, Taylor Benning. H Rec
terman. Jno. W. White, Wm. p. Keith. Center
view, Thos. j. Powell, W. T. Prather. F. W.
Stockton, Henry Mcllwnin. Wolienbargcr
Robert Patterson. j. j. Browning, James
Renick. Jonathan Stantieid.
Alonza Crockett, cOlOred. ordered discharged
from Jail.
GB. ID. Weedin, road and bridge commissioner
ordered to have bridge built over Carriers
branch, near jacob GOehner's.
School loan granted Alelaid Wilson, $500.
One hundred dollars each transferred to Lex.
ington, Washington and Sni-s-Bar townships
from compromise fund, asa loan. o.
Inquest certified. on inquest OF unknown
~tioater, $50.
The following allowances were made:
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AUGUST srH, 1882,
sHERIFF,s SALE.

Henry A. Campbell. Nancy W. ,
King and Albert King. her hus.
band; Aaron G. Campbell. VIII
liam \. e.. Campbell, Elizabeth Il. ". -.
Mast.raon aud Givens Mnsterson.
her husband; Wayne MastersOn.
Mary Il. MAsiersOn, Ewelie Il.
Masterson, Quinlus A. MaaiersOn,
Susan IL. MastersOn and CaIWllus
z. MasiersOn. minors; by Wayne
Masterson, their guardian; IS arab r
C.. Campbell. Aaron W. Camp
bell Elizabeth Campbell and j Uhu
u. Campbell. minor. by Sarah T..
Campbell. his guardian
against G
GeorgeT CampLrli, Robert f Cam I
bell, Su ,un +. Campbell and Partition.
George W Campbell, her husband; ,
Sarah W .ThaXion, William Thax-
ton. Mary Gavin and Theodore
Gavin, her husband; Joel H..
Martin, lphermla G. Smith and
john y. smith, her husband; May
W. Mastrrson. Henry A. Mnsier-
son, Giyrns MastersOn. son, OIL q
Nelinda II MastersUn; CiaybOrne
MastersOn. Elizabeth Ala siersOn, d,
james A. Masterson, and Alfred
MastersOn, Earsha r.. Martin, -
William Martin and Guy Martin,
children aud heirs Of defendant
Ann Eula Martin. who since the
commencement Of this SUIT depart
Ell this life.
ID Y virtue OF n decree and order OF salt, issued
ID from the Office Of the clerk OF the circuit
conr, of Lafayette county, Missouri, in favor oi
Alfred King. her husbands; Aaron q. Campbell.
William I. T.. Campbell, ElIz ,beth Il. Master
SOU and Givens Masterson. her husbands; Wayne
/, r,on. ominlus A. Mnst.rson S"..n
ii Mast.rson- and Cnn,iiius Masa
irrson- mInors' nv Vsvmn Mas,.,Snn ih.,r
gunrIlau sarah G.. CamnL,ii. Aaron w c,nn,-
He'll. EIiz,n.l IN C,,,uuLeIi ana 'John ID C.,nI,I.e;i
minor. by Sarah Z Campbell, his guardian;
CaTn,,LrlI Susan h C,nn,Imii .n, Gnnrn. "
Camnbrii' her Iusb,nd. sarah w Thsyinn
William rhasto". Mary Gayi" and rnsa'lors
N.n.. l...l nl ,. 4 - h,. ...-
= Snm,iit and ,JnSn ~ Sm,th h.r ,,nnun -,
N,v w M,.,.rsnn H. M.SInrann'
a,vens NjasIersnn ~, Of v"iInl, n Mas,.,Son
C;.yborne MasIrrson i.iil..i,th Ma.t.rsnn'
lanes a M.strrsnn and AIir.,I Ai,.t.r.nn
| Knr,ha n. Martin William Muriin AMI t:nv
H $500 'n',h'" ~ :" s'uS
III M..r,', ~ nf,,a ., urie,uan. am
~, ~. sn,, L., ~ III, NY e. .'I mn rmo,ia."a U,
,n u nu, ~ nv. :, i' ,.rn !" me nss .ife" n| anu
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

Every democrat IN this district should
read the proceedings of the congregational
comm ,ttee, which will be found on the
fourth page Of this paper. Especially
should they read and ponder the excel
lent address issued by the committee. It
Is a stirring appeal to the patriotism OF
every democrat in the district. and its
words Of good couuselshould be needed.
The committee has done we'll.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

The Best Salve IN the world for Cuts, Bruises
Burns. Sores, Ulcers, Salt l.heum, Fever Sores,
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbiains. C"rns aud
all Skin Eruptions. and positively cures Piles
II is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction Oh
money refunded. Price - cents per box. Fol
sale by e.. W. LOomis. maA2Tyl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

England, when satisfied of the necss-
sity OF armed Intervention in Egypt,
will call out the army and militia re-
serve. comprising fifty Thousand train.
ed men,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

The signal-ssrvice observer at Little
Rock reports that the wind blew Mon
day night at the rate OF II to 1870 miles
per hour.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

The Scioto.a pleasure boat. sunk from
collision with another steamer, in the
Ohio near WeIlsville, Oh the Fourth.
Seventy lives were lost.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

The British gunboats Dee and Dan
have sailed from Portsmouth for the
Mediterranean, aud = battery has been
ordered ready for Malta.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

David w. Caruth. Dan Kerwln, aud
F. X. McCabs have been appointed by
the governor police commissioners for
| ST, Louis.
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ATTENTION. BUSINESS MEN.

DEI;SONS doing business for which n city Ii.
L ccnse is required, are respectfully requested
To make application immediately. thereby SAY
ing 4. SIS and trouble. Oticc ut Council Room,
from ? 10 10 u M, anil j To y IN at all other
times ut Franklin street livery stable Regis
ter's lee must in ali cases accompany the nppl.-
cation. JOHN
juIySt3 Register and Treasurer.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

The dispatches say that they are boil
ing The flesh from Guiteau's bones, in
order to set up his skeleton in the muse.
um at Washington.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

Alexander H. Stephens has 100
against SO opposition delegates for gov.
ernor Of Georgia.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08
SHERIFF,S SALE.

John K. Howe und Nancy j. Howe,
hts WIFE; Joseph Hummer and 1
Leti.ia Hammer, his wife: Charles
Hammer and Susan NJ. Hammer,
his vile; John l.. L%.ockhart and /
Lucy j. Lockhart. his WIFE;
Charles 4. Mitchell. Robert Camp
hell and elizabeth Campbell, his :
Wifa p,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

Mr.. James Mclaughlin had his leg brok Q
In u coal mine, last Friday. by falling slate
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

Gov. Fletcher in his Fourth Of July
Grafton began by saying, "This birth
day OF our country is . fitting time for
retrospection Of the past" When. then,
may we ask, is the fitting ,ipe for retro
specti"n OF the iutureP The governor
must have taken his lessons in Eoglish
from Blackjack Logan and. the other
fellows who speak of "rsal facts"
.isham lmitatnns," SC.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08

The democratic convention for this
district will meet to nominate candi.
date Tor congress. at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
Wednesday. August 2. at Turner hall,
Kansas CITY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08
A GALL ON MR.. FRANK THOMAS

Frank N. Thomas. Esq. Dear Sir: The
undersigned having full confidence In your in
tegrIty and ability. respectfully urge and equest
you to become . candidate for the Office OF
Township Constable OF Lexington township,
pledging ourselves to use ull honorable means to