Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05

Messrs. Royle l. Son do not propose to "get
left" in the spring trade. 1t will pay you TO
read their advertisement on the LIST page anu
then give their stock and prices IN xamin
They will be found fully up with the
procession.
s.H. Something, writes from Napoleon:
ssWcather fine - Wheat in this vicinity very
80 DIR. J. W. Lightner VINO mas
been very sick. Is out again....The store ol
Mr.. VIM. Meyers, in the posto'lce room, was
burglarized last night, of about $40 in GOODS.
of 8 pair line boots. tobacco ana
Sr. The thieves maize an 'htr:ince III
the rear through Il -i>h door b. prNlnS the
sash OH. No II yet. 10 the r6hbers....
Born, 70 tie vile Of DR.. j. ". l.igiitner, IN
village. on the l.; OF April. Il line hoy.
This is Il tiodscnd 10 the doctor III his con-
for when we saw him on the street
this morning his demeanor was very fatherly
and step ela.tic......At this Writi1g the
candidate has been scarce, bit We
will wal. with cotton In our mouth till they
come" i
From Egypt Zach sends these items OF
new-:-"The wheat crop Is looking very well
with the exception OF some late sown on high
points which was exposed to the very cold
weather -. Farmers are busy Tepairing their
fences, and a good many are building new
houses or repairing. their old ones. ...'W,' OF
Corder, wants to know If the west end OF the
county wants to withdraw from the Union,
and to know what. 1t means by elsctin8 the
prosecuting attorney without submitting bis
claims to either Middleton or Dover The
west end does not want to withdraw OF to
elect anyone without giving all a chance, but
it Is solld for John 8. Blackwell for prosecute
ing Attorney. We took an active part in get.
ting up the call on Mr.. Blackwell in the west
end Of. the county, bpt. supposed that every
one would have a chance to help eject him.
We suppose the east. end Of the county has
the same claim. on Mr.. Blackwell that the
west end has. John 8. Marmaduke,
for governors; A. A. Lesueur, for secretary. of
state; John ). Blackwell, for prosecuting. at
torney; Joe. Bowman, for. sheriff; Geo.: 81.
Mountloy,. for collector, Is about the way
Egypt will vote at the primary and for state
officers Brett Bros, proprietors of the
Wellington mills, are making q superior grade
VI uOuT HiCH l.SOufDuIc Ill -Aay eAS
brand of hour made in The county, the Aull-
vile roller -four not excepted. They are
nice clever gentlemen and deserve q very lib
eral patronage. Mr.. Jas. T. Craven recent
ly of Wellington, has moved. back to Egypt
and will try his hand at farming again..
Measles have been raging to an alarming ex.
tent in this vicinity. Mr.. T. C. Waller has
been visiting his brother aud other friends at
Higginsville. 49,. Died, March S0th. Of Pneu-
mOnia, Mrs. Nelson ...At the annual school
meeting, district 4, townships 50 and 81, Mr..
Joseph johnson was elected director. The
board as it now stands ia w. f. Blair, Zach
W. Wright and Joseph johnson. A three
months school was voted to begin right away,
there being enough money due the district to
run 4 school. A vote was then taken as to
the length of term for our next school year;
six months was the time voted......I 1t
Is runored we are to have another wedding
soon. If it takes place we will try and find
it out in time to send in notice 49,. Measles are
still raging in this locality MIR. James
Peak and DR.. Fulkerson were up looking af-
ter their farms. They both have splendid
bottom farms. Capt. J. D. Conner has q fine
bottom farm alsO.'
enquirer writes from Pleasant Prairie:
"Please inform the ladies whether or not they
can purchase ready-made suits in Lexington,
| dresses OF course. Many talk of going there
! as soon Us the train starts, ii it will give them
| time enough to turn round a few times. We
congratulate you on your success in waking
up the city. Hnrrah for Lexington, anyhow
Here goes our old hat! A creamery; a can
ming factory, and more to come. 1t is glorious
news. And next, you say, Is water works
Good again. But do not forget fire works
too, ia you may be served. "a L Odessa I'm.
less you prepare to bring it into proper sub.
lection. Every taxpayer is Interested In th,
proper protection OF the public buildings o
the city, and if approached rightly wouit
certainly be willing to help Lexington to pro
cure a better engine and outfit -. Boom you
wire fence factory. 1t Is a good thing wv,
are feeding a lot of the incest pigs YOU eve
saw for Mr.. Hamlett's packery.i Is that wort
c%orrectf No! But Mr.. 81. is all right and hal
many good wishes, and lots of hogs In pros
pect.. Napoleon has another ~change-mer
oantile-M Mr.. Blake Ffahback has sold out Il
NAs WV II INV II 40 Su1lt y
Roberts. Both are powerful nice youn,
bachelors, and so interesting. Mr.. Fishbacl
Is going into the chicken business and on
future breakfast dish may be canned sprin!
chicken. -. Uncle FAINT Fishbaok has a fin
Aiderney COW for sale, fresh, but calf died
and he has no one to milk her, 80 he says
Why don't he marry?.. The Borderites seen
to be Ia a q~uandary, between two fires like
and not near enough to be much benefited b,
either. How did we know you wished on
cream for LexingtonS First come first served
but not many are as yet prepared to sci
cream to any one. As for the caAaery,
little more light on the subject Is desirable
and plenty Of time to acquire it perhaps. o.
what terms are seeds furnished to planters?.
Mr.. VIM. B. Everhart and wife, of Kansa
City, are visiting Mr.. Sol. Everhart. .Messrs
Clark and George are building a house TO
MIR. Martin in Napoleon. Rev. Mr.. Hi
breaches at Pleasant Prairie. next Sunday, q
II O'Clock, a. M, and 7 o'clock p. m....Whal
has become Of Peck's bad boyf.... Tire
more young men from Virginia were snappe,
up, quick, for farm hands. One of them ha,
five offers In three days. So much for a goo,
reputation. Wages. SIG to $40 on trial..
Mrs. FIorrie AxIne has been very Ill, but 1
much better. MIR. Bolin's son is dead, bu
suppose YOU hare the notice. (No)....MI
Eugene Neer is recovering from the measles
a substitute is out hunting cream for hlI
for the independence creamery .... Mrs. Noa
Lentz, of jackson county, is visiting at MI
Charles Lenox's... Mr.. Steven Worlev hs
about bought all the wheat there Is to be In
Cor Worley Brothers, OF Odessa, to be sent l.
Illinois mills. already sold there -. ..Gras
looks tantalizing, being too short to bite, bu
stock enjoy 1t all the same, and look ane.,'
!. A Card.
adopt this method OF expressing nv sin
cere thanks to the entire community In whic
l live for their kindly Offices in my behalf
in my recent severe troubles. Beside tLes
! " Il debt Of gratitude that I shall never b
able to repay to Senator Vest, Deputy Collie.
tor Coleman, Prosecuting ATTORNEY Garne,