Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-23

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i effort Is being mad. i. Nav,
wi to organize a stock company viii
lAc9piial of $780, 900 to start q min !,
ms eufacture cotton goods.
hs Democratic press Of Kentucky
with mot an exceptions, insist that tn,
|pskty, uadismaved or dishsartcnet
i hys sthe result Of the late elections
must stand to its guns and win victo
rySa November, If victory can the,
ID tchieved. sr, le sros
hc Richmond Register says: "A
ftNc daughter of Mr.. Daniel Moore
oethis county. living near Eiliston
about six years Of age, was fatal,
burned one day last week. The
mdeher went out to the spring, leav.
ing the child alone. As she was re.
turhiiig sfe heard the screams OF he,
leleds and. rnshing forw ard as quick.
tfy as possible, she feund too late that
the child's clothing had been entire.
iy burncd, and the skin pceling of
a physician was Immediately sen,
for, but could render the unfortn.
nate little ono no assistance. She
died in a few hours, after suffering
intense agony.
Governor Leslie il the Supcrinteu.
dent Of the Baptist sabbath school at
Frankfort.
The cereal crop in northeastern
Kentucky, according to the Mays
vile Eagle. appears TO be failure.
Mr.. Robert Davis, of Paducah,
still carries on the same business
commenced in that city forty-four
years age.
A subscriber Of the Ashland Jour-
nal informs that paper that icc form
ed over the face of tub. of water at
his house Oh Tuesday night, October
lst. ~ ba
The grape crop of Bourbon county
is large as compared with late years,
but the quality is not good, and the
wine ma,le will be of the inferior
grade.
The Maysville Eagle says: "Nesriy
all the tobacco Of this county is
housed. 1t is big crop, notwith-
standing heavy per cent of it has
been destroyed by worms.
A petition will be presented to tb,
Legislature this winter for the cree.
ton of new county, formed from
portions Of Barren, Warren and
EdmondsOn counties.
The present tobacco crop of Pen.
dirtou and. Grant counties is said to
be larger and better than was at frat
anticipated, and the Grant crop is
heavier than that of Pcndlcton.
a correspondent of the Courier
journal from Paducah writes: "Te.
bacco cropi in this vicinity is unusu-
ally fine. The bulk of the crop i.
NOW in tl'ct liousr. There will lie n
half million pounds shipped from
this point this season."
The estate of II. a. c. Alexander
deceased, consists of seventeen thou.
sand acres of land in Muhlcnberp
county. A portion of the land is re.
gardcd as the finest coal and mincro,
lands in the county. On part q,
THIS land is situated the town q,
AIdra. with the fine blast furnaces
erected by Mr.. Alexander during hi.
life.
The Mayficld Democrat saws : "On
last Saturday evening, about ol
o'clock, the air was full of lcaves
Which came from the southwest
Many of them seemed TO come direct.
y from the clouds. Most of them
were cottonwood. 1t is supposod
fhey were taken up by the terrible
tornado which occurred in Arkansas |
On the same day"
The Lexington Observer and Re. |
porter has this startling intelligence:
We are Informed that some negro |
women who were lately arrested and |
put IN the watch-house for q >petty |
'ffensc, while there confessed tha, |
'hcy and several more of the same
'ex voted here last August dise uised
Is men. If this bc true there can he
10 doubt that the Radical party arc
II favor of female. suifragc-whcn i, |
S for them"
ihe Paris kcntuckian SAYS: "Somc
u our exchanges, in speaking of the
amily left by Hon. Garret Davis,
re lcd into error. lie was a wild
'wer the second time. lie left fou,
hiidren, two sons and two daupl,.
ers, the eldest being Robert TrimbIc
Jaws, well known as a lawyer and
x-lesislator; the youngest Garret
'aVis, Dr., the only child by his las,
marriage, young man Of fine prom
'e, q student at Washington Lee
University. His eldest daughter is
irs. Mcgowan, of Montgomery
nunty, and the Youngest Mrs. Col.
ienry, Of Louisville, who is abou,
follow her husband to Rome, he
eng sculptor, and engaged on a
ust Of Mr.. Davis. =. .-.... |,
There is living in kanawha c,un.
'unty, West Virginia, Mrs. Rachel
who was born in Bedford ,
lunlY Niruinia L., 11zl c, L