Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-23
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Apples rs per bushel on the streets.
The corn crop Of Lafayette is i'm
mense.
1t isap, easy matter 40 "kick up .
dust, now.
October mosquitoes still insert
their Bills. A
The wheat prospect 10 good all
over the county.
Sheriff Taubman and his friends
odsertiss In the Caucasian.
After the 2eth nobody can register
for the coming election.
All Greentonites have sworn and
registered according to law.
The Baptist ladies cleared 800 at
their Festival last Friday and Saturday
evenings.
1t is said that most of the hemp
this fall.
Dr.. Alexander lectures on physiol-
ogy every Friday evening ut Elizabeth Anil
seminary.
Chills and fever arc abating. A sharp
frost is now all that Is wanting to effect a
cure in most cases.
s. L.. Buchanan, of Aullville,
brought u load OF apples to town and sent n
baskettul to the GsTELIIGKHcER.
Capt. Robert Deatbridge, OF Wnv-
erly, was thrown from q buggy last We'd
nesdRy, and badly bht not dangerously
hurt.
Mr.. Al. Bumgarucr, ofGreemton.
has taken out an auc:ioneer's license and i.
ready to cry sales for all who need hi.
services.
Our colorcd friends all sighted by
the RaiicaIs-not a single II has beef
called out in the Register or adrertised in the
Caucasian. '.
Mcssrs. Thomas BayIiss, John Reid
John Waidell and X. +. Waddell. ar,
shooting ducks and geese at the Gran,
Pass lake.
Bros. Quarles and CLANCY have re-
turned from Columbia, where they hav,
been attending the annual session of tn,
Missouri Synod.
The :'Social Club" and their invi
ted guests will hold a pleasant ..Chit-Chat
at the residence Of CircuIt Clerk Barksisle
tomorrow evening.
DcMotte when last heard from
was drawing that SAME old speech from hi
c~oat-tail pocket, and reading it to thin audi
ences in Boone County.
The city on last Saturday pre-
sented u lrIsinc,s-iik' appearance, Vehicle
iamncd the streets. amI pedestrians jostle,
each other on the si,Iew aik by hundrtds.
Our c"lored friends are treated
shameful y by the Radicals. They make ~
more than half the party, and yet not one q
them is put one the County Radical ticket.
Taylor, who announces himself to
Public Adm nistrator, Is .'clcan CUT Rad
cal. with the Grant stripe ,:own his back
Voters ut the polls. Shy around all '.sich
The county court has ordered al
election On the Township Organization law
TO take place November 9Th. at the time q
the presidential, stale and county elections
AT a injecting of the MasoHic Grand LODI
In st. Louis, on the 18th, last. Messrs. joe
Z. Ry,au'i. A. 4. Lcsucur aud XcuophoI
Ivy tiTttt. represented Tic lO'IHcs u tutS III
Nathan Woody, employed at Mar
shail's saw mill on the leyee, had his arI
caught uy the saw and badly laccrated Ia,
week. 1t will iiaely I've sa, ed from alnputa
ton.
The great National wind bag i
i. getting down ui that high horse. and ia,
becoming u .'iocal sheet" 1t is the CHI,
i. organ oI independent Candidates Tor count
offices.
AL church meeting of the o. :
Presbyterian Church. last Sabbath, Stcph.
&. Wentworth. Xcnopnun kyland and ]
W. Hutchins We're elected dracOns Tor Il
next year.
The Radical senatorial convention
y which met II Brownsville adjourned wIti,o,
% making any nomination. We ha,i lost sig!
OF the thing entirely, until reminded oi
by the Banner
There are six or eight hundre
colored voter, III this counlt. aud yet the
TURKEY to them. about running for Ollie
Why is This thus:
ton" Oliver, Independent cal
didate for Legislature. is going rydind ov'
the county, and trying to lpdmhug til
people by telling them that he Will. carr
Mayvirw and the Radical party.
Il ALI. Hall, Dick Collins and Wi
Young, discussed The political ISSUES OF II
day" to four men. tone oItllem was
woman,) at Concurdia last Saturday. Til
turnout shows what a high appreciate
our German friends have for oratory.
" Dick johnson (colored) robbie
> Chris. Hoffman and another gentleman ne
; Page City saturday week, of u lot OF cIot
:. ing. II watch aud forty dollars in money. |
was arrested ut the ferry in this city
Monday and the good, but no m"ney rccs
cred. He is nov in jail.
The Masonic Grand LOtGse me
st. Louis on tn. 9Th inst. Among t
:" officers elected for the ensuing year ,
notice the following Lexington nam,
Grand Royal Arch Chapter, Nenoph"n X
land, u. q. II. r.; Grand Lo'ig., john
e. Ryiand. d.. G. NJ; District Deputy Graz
Master, 39th District. Y. RTland.
II A loving couple sirayrd in
Justice Clayton's office last week and Z
r. married. They wer. ashamed of the bu
ID ness. AMI consequently witnhe.d TIA,
III names from the public.
Wellington has been heard fro,
Six whites in the and three IN l
bottom, will vote the Radical ticket. The
Sc are twenty negro voters. Some of these IN
vote the same way. tor nught we know. =
Mrs. Deborah Cox died ut Il
residence Of her son., kobt. Z. Cox,
III Dover. las, Saturday night, at the advanc
IL age Of 81. Sac was the wife Ut SOlom'
" rCox, one Of the "nrly pioneer, of the count
Il who went to his rest many years ~
:, Let all the world know that lie
inston ran beat tue world in The way VI d
l soap. L.Sueur's factory. In a late comp
ton in st. louis. bore Oh tue ribbon over
the city cstal iishmrnts, both in the vari,
at aud quality Of The articles displayed.
y, Taubman's case must be gctiil
hopeless. Long utter '.owl tim"."
other nivhf- he went to Pete DOnur and Ii