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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
WELLINGTON ITEMS.
In this place on Sunday night, August
18th, Miss Emma RuId. daughter of Thos.

In this place on Sunday night, August
25th, Miss Emma RuId. daughter of Thos.
r. Rudd.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
Our little city. Notwithstanding the dull
times, 4 scarcity of money, keeps pace with
Others Of equal size. Mr.. Joseph Tidball
has opened j new family grocery store in
the house known here as Adamson's shop
where he expects to keep everything in that
line aud sell ut prices corresponding with the
times:
SICKNESS.
There is 4 great deal OF sickness in
town and vicinity. Flt,X, typhoid and bill
!i0us fevers. and chiil> and fever: many cases
fatal; several deaths within the past two
weeks. Doctors going day and night: doc
tors and their horses all broke down.
Druggist selling little else than quinine. blue
mass, nitric %.hcr. Smiths Tonic. Ayers
Ague Cure. &c. y! how we wish the time
OF year for big KILN. fr0>.s was here.
Splendid opening for another physician here.
Has your city not more than can make 4
living there: if so, sCEd Us another good one
up here. Only two here now. plenty OF
business for 4 third.
A GoDD uDICE
The friends (of whom there are many
of our former toMu>ulaG. Milton Moore.
Esq , of Kansas City. are pleased TO learn
that the County Convention of Jackson
county. gave him the nomination for Pub
lie administrators. No better choice could
have been made Cor that POSITION. He was
raised in our town. and the people here will
testify to his integrity and qualifications.
BRIDGE FINISHED.
The bridge across the big gully about one
mile west Of this place on the main In
dependence road, and about the building Of
which there was said to be some '.>heIana-
gin" causing unnecessary delay. is finished
and is said to be Il No. l job.
CALIFORNIANS.
Mr.. Hale and lady of California are here on
Il visit To relations of Mrs. Hale. Mrs. II
ioncc Miss Cornelia l.audrrdule) was born
and raised in this neiglborlIuod and has a
host OF friends here. She went to Cali!or-
mia over three years aga.
LETT E"R CAIIIOEHIA.
Mr.. VIM. Calmese ana sister. of Colu>a
county, California, who have been i'll this
place several weeks visiting friends, left for
their home on Monday. Aug. 18th. Mr..
Cnlmc>r AMI Miss Cynthia iirarne were
married On the evening OF the I'D. ut the
residence OF j. IL. Chinn. near this place.
Many persons here have tried the follow
ing
q EATING CROW
and fin, it 1.-The thing" 1t makes it much
more palatahlc. and can he eaten with mu"l
more relish. VIZ: keep your eyes fixed Oh
"A buZ-Ztrtl."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

We are Authorized I" anm"ancr thit i:"MiS
Seale, Jr., OF Dover township. VIII etr'i'is' NJ
nam. To The ,iici-i,i Of the County Driincri'i'
convention a. u candidate for the Office Of Count!
Collector, at the approaching election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
Arrival and Departure of the Mails,

8; Louis mail. via y. Mo. u II. arrives ~
A. " departs at Il T. Vi. Via Pacific J. K, ar
riyes at ii \. Vi departs NJ 80
Western mail arrives "a NJ; departs IN
Daily
It. Joseph mai! arrives JAM; departs GIN
Daily.
Srd.iia mail arrives II Nj; departs '.%or.M
Daily.
Warrcnsnurs mail arrives Monday. Wcincs'laS
and FRIDAY GrM departs TUESDAY! ihurs'A!
aud Saturday !. a. N.
Wsyrrlv mail arrives Monday, Wetn"s't,.
and Friday 1 I'M; departs Tuesday, THURSDAY
and saturday : An.
Indruendrncr mail arrives Monday, W"dn"s'
day anil Friday Gr.M.; departs Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday AN.
pleasant Hill mail arrives M"ndny, Wrtin"S-
lsy and FRIDAY II AN; departs same day l. NJ.
Eastern Way mail. via. y. SO. II. H., arrives
: A N departs AN.
Drice hour, daily Except sunday, from =
GEO. W. Mexican, l.. NJ.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
COL. DeMoTTE'S FEC

This gentleman. who had been threatening
the people of Lexington for several weeks
with speech. inflicted it upon a very re-
spectacle audience at the court house last
Friday evening. We had intended to re-
view the speech at length, and expose some
Of the fallacic. of the argument. but our no.
tice of il is crowded out by matters of more
interest to the people. We must admit.
however, that it was a very fair and decent
effort Tor Il Grant orator. and thar the points
N issue in the campaign were ably presented
from Il Radical standpoint. If the sam" nu-
,licnce will 90 to the court house next
Thursday night, the: will hear every part OF
1t demolished by Col. SwitZlcr, Of Boone
county. candidate for Congress.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

John S. Blackwell. candidate for Pro>ccu-
ting Attorney. and Messrs. g. J. Miller and
James r. Dorton. candidates for the Leg
stature. will address the citizens OF Lafa-
yctte county. on the political issues OF the
day, at the following times and places:
Dadc's school house, Sni-a-Bar township,
Monday. September 18th, at l G o'clock r. VI.
wheatlcy's school house, Washington
township. Tuesday, September 18th, at
O'Clock r. ".
Dover. Dover township, Wednesday. Sep.
TENDER 18th. at l o'clock p NJ.
Higginsvillle. Davis township, Thursday
September 18th. at l o'clock p. NJ.
Aullyiile, Freedom to vnship. Friday,
September 10th, at l o'clock p. N.
Concordia, Freedom township, Saturday
| September 2lst, ut l o'clock P. u.
Shelby Corege. Middleton township, at
o'clock p. NJ, Monday, September 2sd.
waveriy, at : O'Clock p. NJ, September Esd
Lexington, at ! o'clock p. NJ, September
2sth.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
TO THE LIBERAL REPUBLI-
CANS OF LAFAYETTE
COUNTY.

There win he primary meetings of the Lib
eral Republicans of tn. respective town.
ships. on the a5:i day OF September, 1872, at
I o'clock T.. NJ. for the purpose of selecting
delegates TO the county nominating eonren-
, ton. which will meet in Lexington, At the
court house, on Saturday. September s5th,
1872, at the hour of IL o'clock A. NJ. The
following are suggested US the places OF
meeting: Lexington township, ut court
house in Lexington Clay township, 1t Well
lington and Greenton; Middleton township,
at waverly Washington township. at Wheat
ley'S school house: Dover township. AT
Dover: Davis township. ut SCHOOL house near
Mrs. Van. Meters; Freedom township, at
Concoriia; Sni-a-Bar township. ut Dade's
school hon>c. The townships are respectively
entitled to 'he following Number OF dele
gates: Lexington, fifteen; Clay. eight;
Middleton. four; " a%>hington. eight Dover,
! Ave: Davis, five; Freedom, ten Sni-a-far.
i've. Let every Liberal Rcpuhiican-erery
man who has hetoforc acted with the Re-
| publican party who intends to support Gree
ley and Bruwu-br on hand 1t the primary
meetings to select delegates. ant Use all Tue
influence TO bring abort cancellation in the
party. aud reform and rc,renchmcnt in pub
lie affairs. Liberal Republicans. act prompt
Is. Bat Your posts. q. II. WILSON.
Chairman Central Cummitte.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

Jul! III, ~
+. r. ireland has requested ustn annonn.'
that he is "A candidate i"r the One "i ,nnn'!
Tr,,.urar. subject to III. decision "i the Demo
cratic County Convention.
>,,he solicitation Of mInv friends. ] hrre'!
announce myself - "a candidate for the "'ii,' "
County Treasurer. subject to the decision ~ til'
t,unty Democratic Convention. ! hiN" re>.'t''
in mi: county 81 YEAR, and ol"r my pas. rccurt
us A .ulrlu;.c OF my future conduct.
Respectfully.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
MARRIAGE IN KANSAS CITY

The Kansas City Nens. Of the Both ult.,
contains the following editorial notice of the
marriage II n Lexington couple III That city
Yesterday morning at 6 O'Clock, the resi-
dcncc of Major Edwards, editor of the Times,
WAS made the scene OF one of those delight.
fui episodes in the lives OF human beings
which usher in the beginning Of n new. a
perfect aud the only true and enjoyable eX.
i.tcncc on Ibis mundane sphere. II was the
marriage of Elder jnp. iicavi-, of Lexington,
No.. 10 Miss Winirrcd Dontn. Il sister of Col.
y. Donap. editor Of the Lexington Ca,ca.
sian. The ceremony was performed by III
der Proctor. OF Independence. and was " IL.
messed by Il select few oil tue ntimai friends
of the bridal party.
Mr.. itrasis IS one Of the youngest minis.
tiers IN The Christian Church of this State. 1.
Il gentleman of unusual talents ami industry
and one Of the rising stars in the Christian
armament OF Missouri. lie has chosen a III.
companion who will he 10 him all that hear,
could desire, and one with whom the struc.
giles. the mi-iortines aud the Successes OF
life will be most happily shared.
In the new existence 50 pleasantly entered
the newly married carry with them from M.
merous friends the hope that their lives vii
he happy ones. aud that their brightest aut
f0ndest dreams of the future shall meet with
full realization.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

RECIPE Fol; EATING CROW
and tinl it 'ile tiiing." 1t makes it much
more p%alatahlc. and can he eaten with much
more relish. VIZ keep your eyes fixed on
Il huz-zlrI"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
COMMERCIAL.
LEXINGTON NARIIET.

w"nl-i0t to - for comling.
-, = ron I,a',S mrarirn 10 " W.
Eggs-!re,!u, 10 to l2is.
li"ans-iIand picked navy s. W. 10 100; medium
and common. 81 $50 81 80.
rr"vi~i"ms-S. Z. hams, y to 2H"; country Il
10 i2i.
Si,lcs-rl"r. st"".
S,iuulirrs-. tnS.
Eiomr-rh"ic, xxx do bbrs . 80: GOO,
second rate I NJ:
Corn nr:il-I t""r.
salt klTnwlIl, 5 80.
Grccrri-S-HrowE sugar 10 to Il: EN. {. !;
to IL: \. I3i: IN II: crushed ltIf TO Ii.
Trt>-l ~ to- "a.
Con r--"hoic", % to y, fair ~ to -; o. q.
Java, - L" 3D..
>yrur--ugar loaf. 81 90 Ia l 10 golden, 30.
M"las,cs-,- IL. -; c"m;.'"n IN.
Chcrs.-N..i Y, llc to eoc; English Dairy 80:
Prp;,rr-3o Ia 81: pure ground, Zoe.
Al>ViCc-2a Ia 80.
H0ury-lJtu3 Oc.
Tailnw-7 TO ~;
Fea'Irrs-r.imr, SIC;
Brr>waN-2I:
Coal "il-iOc per sal:
Oat--sEI To -.
Cnrn-bhl, , 20 to , 20.
Sundrir>-pnionS % to- on.
.Applrs-drir,l. bu. l ~ To l so
Pcirhc>-.irict ii To &c.
pulIturS-iItD 81.
Hrrt-un foot 1 tp g.: ur- : To 10; cutla to ~,
Ifn@.-rn foot :; - 10 :; 10.
Dry GDnds-irtutS Sis I" lax.
Sirpfin->-h,ayy ~ bro. L., tr Is; second do
I.i.: fine brown 1 Ii TO 1 %; IG-i sl,rcling ~ i,
~: Crash, l2i, TO -.
Northumberland IL, 10 20.
Canton Flanu,is--lG's to ID.
Tickin---.O To ~.
Table linrn-t1tu | 81.
.Jcln>-:j to | 90.
CiSim.rr--l % to , 90.
Paper rIIuhric-lI.
Spn,l cuitpn-'t"L;l %.
JUr>.iS-Ib 10 :: ~.
Hides AMI lclts-,lry hides II 10 f.c; greer
lii'Iv> &c;
Sheep pcltS--11 10 > 20.
Deer skinS-iiy. Iyr IL. l:ta snc.
Mir!-irim", 81 N.
bttrr-S2Gi.
t"on-nrimr. irr
Ml>hrsIi-S IN i"C.
SkunK-+!n,f ~.
Inn:cr-rlr,Y pine, Il: inch, SG,; -:imr inch
Sisl: a sio"N board. -. Il stock board, 20; sag
anaw hoard, dressed, 81; fencing, 80; clr:,
f,""rin=, -, 81 rate do. -: clear siding. pine
30: III ID. =: III 10. -: .joist and sclnllmg. -
2h clear scaTtling, Tor frames: 80: a shingles
sawed. No. | Ito. I ~: laths, ) M. Native
'u!pI-r. -oiI, Ii ~, hlTri - 10.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
NEW AGENCY.

In addition /" the Continental Insurance" Com
pl,y, " iih cash assets of s., IJO, go, Mr.. Iios.
Il. W~i;lac,, of hi, city las just received the
agency Of thu. German American Company -
with cash capital of 81! ,0Uo. 900, and Il iargt
surplus. IL NOW represent, tw" Of th" best ir'
Insurance conIanics in The country.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
% MAIN STREET

is trimming full and running over with all kinds
"i FEN and sri>onablr .:""d-, consisting of new
styles dress goods. vClyrtrcn>, lace collars,
nn"urnings, Ladies' silk r.r.-.ic-, l,rriun:rr;e.,
clriGiuns, hrIidS, switches, r.'r,rts, yarns, &c.
oar prices cannot fail 10 please every one. We
guarantee everything We sell not on? TO he first
class. ifat as cheap ae anybody else can sell it
Come AMI SEQ. M.,ArSLtNnN !%SEnFoiD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
TO LOCAL ADVERTISERS.

Persons advertising in the local columns; rN-
crpt those having sttnlIl@ as Mi' w
charged Is cents per line Tor first Insertion, am
10 cents per line for each additional lnsriti,i,.
and to those having standing lads 10 cent?
p,r line for first Insertion, :tll > cents per 'ii'
for each additional insertion.
TSspn-jtiyrly no deviation from tins rule.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
MAYHEM GOSSIP.

Standing on our beautiful hill ana looking
some of the finest rural scenery in all the
west, and considering that we are not more
than Il halt-inile from the centre of the cOrn-
ty, ore is forcibly impressed with the grand
future in store for u>->uin" time. While
in every nelgh1orliopd round lis there is
much sickness. here there j. very little com
plant. and it is always 80. With an Gle
waited position, and i safe distance from
swalnpy StrA,ms and bottoms. oar locality Is
one of the lcalthicst i'll the State. What VT
want now most, is Il narrow .uagc railroad
from Lexington to our pilcc. We think ii
is the only enterprise now wanting for the
building up of Lexington. Let Lexington
be awake, Mayview will have an outlet.
CHANGE
The elegant property known IL the Ain
ney hulisc has recently changed hands. 1t
viii probably he conducted upon the >Inir
liberal plan towards the travelling public a,
of yorr. Purchaser. Peter Conner OF Way
view; consideration 81 900.
ARM
Our moral atmosphere has been elevated
>oul'N iiiI liiciI oNCI IL uI4!'Icicc III iceil'
to the publ: school in our place. | shall nol
give You the points ut issue. being only /:
locker on. but would mildly suggest tllt
gentlemen retain their linen until their ardoT
is cooled by the %auturnnal fro>ts.
OF II SCHOOL
| may rs well state that oiir high school will
"pan out on Monday the 9th of this month.
Prof. Cunningham. j. a Teacher of undouDted
ability, aI interchangeable worker. and Il chris
tiam gentleman w!ti,al. Friends of cduc;,.
ton among lis wish him all success.
ATINE.
Two of our honest citizens. eminent for
the depths of prol'ity down deep i'll the
! chambers Of the heart, and who have bcCa
cNliail>tin@ themselves wringing the hands
of the voters of the township. have recently
found that the office they were after will not
be empty Tor two years. One of them being
Of temperance procIi> titles. it is said will lr,e
largely from All inyc>tin ut in peanuts fol
clcctioarcrIng purposes.
ON SATURDAY
afternoon everything desirable to know vii
he told the citizens ut the Whratrlcy srlIoo
house. SPECTATOR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
WELLINGTON. Mo-, Sept. II. 1872.

To "MANY VOTERS" In answer
to your call in last INTELIIGENCER. | would
just say | have never sousli: this or any other
office. but i'll am elected by the voter, OF
my district | will serve them to the best of
my ability aud what | believe to he the IN
tcre>t of the county. JouN HALL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

Don't fta to notice the great closing out
sale OF H.. !. T.. .khrrns. of this city. He Has
determined TO wini up business, and to ac-
rompii>h thistle sells his large stock Of DRY
Goods. and everything else in the store. at
cost. and Will continue TO 'lo until all is sold.
He has last received n new supply of the
latest and haudSome>t STYLES in calico. also II
variety of hosiery. and Il good many other
lradim. III ticlc>. all Of which Will be sold also
ut cost. Such additions to stock will be only
made in leading articles, in order to accom-
pli>h itin the shortest possible time. This last
clearing ont sale of II. j. L. Ahrens,n near the
market hUl,S@. II
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

SrEEcu.-Wc publish on our fourth
page Il speech from our talented young
friend, j. u. Shewaitcr. which will be read
with interest by hrs friends in this county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
At COSF.

Having resolved 10 90 into the q'"enswarr and
glassware business exclusively, we offer cur
entire stock Of willow ware, w"p'lcn ware and
tin war, It. cost. Come early if yni wish good
bargains. .tIUuTs IL ic!h,'
~sc.'i-tr GEO. :. MciilsEw Go.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
cn,xry prppEsESTATIyF

At the urgent .Dlicii alton al many friends, ]
ANNOUNCE mysTlfs canLidlic for ih" ir2t-l'iiIf'.
subject tn the decision OF Il ID .mtcrai'c -, "uniy
s;onv.ntion Wa. Z. HAYS.
W. sr. authorized TO announce G. ". Oliver ~
An independent candidate for Representative ol
Lafayette county Ia the next Legislature.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
GRAND FREE EUNCU

VI Iii" i,nry saloon in ''Duich Row. on
Monday, 10th of September. All my friends
and the public generally arc invited
IL. MissEIiInRS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Maj. Il. II. Wilson. of this city, will speak
ut the Courthouse next Saturday might.
Let all parties. white aud colorcd. 80 and
hcar Inn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

Too LATE.-Wc offered a column
of our paper for II report Of the proceeding.
orthc Teachers Institute. We applied to
the secretary and he promised to make out Il
condensed report by Monday morning.
Said report did not come in until Tuesday,
when our paper was full Of other matter,
Hence. not through any fault Of ours. moth
ing appears save a short editorial notice II
another plxcc.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

James Robinson (~colorcd). was ar.
rested last Monday. charged with grand
larceny. lie is SAID to have stolen 4 hog
from one of the Pages. The act was com
initted last winter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

PiCVvEES-For the best photographs 20
to saunders; far the hest Gems 20 To saunders;
tor the hest l:cinbrlndts 20 to Saund"rs'-thr
only Gallery III town that makes the true REM
brandt. In fact, =, TO saunders for all the ues'
anil latest styles in pictures. Gallery opposite
courthouse.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

Thos. Shelby sold athrec months
old bull calf. thoroughbred. a few days ago
to James W waddell. for Sio. He has
more calves of the same kind.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

EpiTDgs IxfELLiGErcEI: Al the earnest
solicitation Of many friends, YOU will annonncr
me as 4 candidate for the Office al Prosecuting
Attorney. subject To thu decision Of the D"InO-
cratic County Convention this fall. Al HALL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

PIANOS AND OGGh s-P.rSnn- desiring 10 pur-
chase either instrument can obtain better bar
glin~ of MrSSrs. Nicir 4 Mills, General Agents
tor the celebrated .AricN and Parlor Gen.
Pianos and ii>t'y cottage Organs than any dealer
in the West. Ci!! on th'm or send for their cir
-uiars. No. III. North Filth street, 81. Louis.
Mo. All Instruments fully warranted. ISL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

ToRA Coop BEp-clcan room. and
d square meal, 80 to the Lindeil Hotel, Kan-
s.s CITY. j.. II. HAGwILL,
my:l-ly Proprietor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

Don't Iaii TO call on Davis y Allstait when yori
want 70 purchase the hanlsunlnst shoes IN the city
very cheap Scpi-tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

4 highly exciting case of scandal,
involving the reputation of two families.
asitates a certain neighborhood Of Washing
ton township. We refrain from giving
names. Those who wish to know more can
investigate for themselves.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

We are authorized to announce. Linn u
Gordon as "A candidate Tor Collector ~ i-aiay"u'
county, subject to III. decision oi The i''ii'''fI'''
convention.
We are authorized 10 -t.ste that u. j. i''!tt!'
well. Of Lexington Township, will submit m
Claims to the action of the county l'rhthcri'i,
Convention as Il candidate for the Office OF COUNT!
Collector at the November election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PiHI-i'
%

We ar. authorized TO annnUncc Luci"u u.
Wright as a canii,iat" Tor County >upcrini"II-
dent ~ Public school,. subject to- tir action OF
the County Democratic Convention.
George VI. Cstron, who has GIlsd III" Office %
fouufy Superintendent Of Public schools for The
last two years, will be 4 candidate for rc-cicc-
tIon 10 the same onic". -ubjrCi 10 ihI decision D
the County Democratic Contention
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

FIRE IN THE COUNTRY The
dwelling house of Mr.. Tim. Howard. on
Ethan Aliens farm, about thrcs miles
south of Lexington. was burned. together
with most of its contents. on "Wednesday
night last. Insured in the -t.tna. of Hart
ford.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

Our weekly instalment Of Dover
news Is unayoidably left over this week.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
READ!

Davis X All>!a,lt are receiving thr largest ,toci
OF boots, shoes and hats ever brought 10 Iii,
market. They warrant their good, in every ir
>pcc;, and sell cheaper THAI The cheapest. CAD
early and get bargains at
SeiI-tf No. TO MAIN STREET..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

FOUND DRowNED.-Thr Register
Of Thursday says that on "Wednesday of last
week, Me>srs. Jesse ana Joseph Hamlet
ound. one mile below Berlin. the body of 4
man caught in'somc drift wood. in the Mis-
>ouri river. lie was dressed in u dark Pop
p~cr-and-salt suit of clothing, and had on Il
new pair of ri"w shoes. He was about five
feet. ten inches high. dark cOmpicctcd. and
had been i'll the water for several days.
The body bore marks of having been s"ully
dealt with: one side Of his skull being
crushed. An inquest was held on the body.
and Il verdict rendered according to the
above facts.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
CHEAP! CHEAP!
e. EASTER X co.

BOOTS AND SHDE>, CHEAP.
KENTUCKY WHI>KEY, CHEAP.
GROCERIES,, ASSORTED, CHEAPEST.
FLOUR, MEAL md BRAN, CHEAPER,
AND
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT.
Goods delivered free. a!SItf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

hereby announce myself y candidn'c for r.
election to the Office of County surveyor, >'i!yr''
to the decision Of the voters nj the N1Eciipti
election. %. "NH
We are authorized 10 announce Howard lanes
n. candidate for County ~iry' yor. -uiJ"ri 20 'h'
action of a Democratic noInina;!n: convention
WAvEwLY, August 18TH, l-I2.
EnrToR. I,IKIL.IGEScrE Please annHn ,r' me
A. n candidate for County surveyor 81 l.hi"Srt!'
rni,nty' sui,jec, TO ;nc action of III" Democratic
County Convention. t. ii. SAM It's
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
LOCAL RAILROAD TIME TABLE
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

81. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN
LEAVES LEXINGTON
For Kansas City and st. Joseph ..... 5:la AN.
.-..-.......1 20 I. ".
For 81. Louis and Otiumwa ..-....T.o'A.M VI.
.......'1 90 T. VI.
ARRIVES AT LEXINGTON
from 81. Louis % \ VI.
so i. VI.
From Kansas City and -. Joseph 1000. $50 AN,
SD l. VI.
MISSOURI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRANCH
ARRIVES ~ DEPOT, LLxINoToS,
Mail and express. ........--... .r.-ii Nv
Accommodation and freight ..-. IL IN.
LEAVE DEPOT. LTviS"roS,
Mail and express --.. NV.
Accommodaiio and freight 1A.N.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LAFAYETTE COUNTY OFFICES.

Fec for announcing candidates for any oficc, 81,
uav.,blc in advance, III all cases.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-04

CASu-raiI for Lard, Tailow, Grease o,
iai OF any kind.
\. \. & J. o. LESGEUIs,
Cnr. Main and Pine sirccts.