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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14
A FEW rHoUaHrs FOR PAR

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EDITORS INrEILIGxxcsR.1HaA through
your columns to call the attention. Of the far.
ming community to the hcs that the '.Far.
merAs Club" meets on Saturday the 3lih
inst, after q recess Of two ueeks. for
the parpose ofharvestiug aid securing crops.
We cali on every farmer and farmers sou 10
give us their cordial support, to lend US their
presence, to help along the good work. Far
mers. awaken to your interests; open your
eyes to the necessities OF the hour. Is the
future to bring no recompense Of reward for
your l.bors INC tolls: Are you always to
work, through sun and rain, through wind
and dust, that you may meet the exorbitant
demand Of the tax-gatherer. whilst your
families are supported OF the surplus You
cannot sell: Farmcrs, We want ution. In
union there Is strength. Every trade, calling
and profession have their unions or clubs to
advance their interests, and that Is what We
want to advance ours. The laborers OF the
eastern anil middle State. have made their
power felt in Washington ; where is your
power: Neither known in Washington. felt
at Jefferson City, nor regarded by your
county officials. What a spectacle! The
most honored profession known to the ar
clients, without power or influence in the
politics of our country. Constituting Il large
majority OF the people of the nation, and
welding three-fOurths Of the capital, are you
to have no voice in the administration Of pub
lie Affairs? Are you sure that every act
passed in Washington or jefferson City. or
by your County Court, has \ bearing upon
your interest ; that the politician has be-
come so powerful that the lifc-bioed Of the
country is freely taken to advance his inter-
est, whilst you As \ class labor six days in
the week, and have no ASSURANCE that you
or your families are to enjoy any part of ii!
I would like to call your attention to the le-
gal status OF many acts passed, by which the
wealth of the people is taken from them
and concentrated in the hands of the rich
and the politicians, but the article is already
too long. Come to the Farmers Club
where We will discuss these things. Lei
every man feel that on him rests some In.
dividual responsibility. Let each and every
one determine to be no longer like dumb
driven cattle, but be a hero IN the strife
Let us not be discouraged Ii our former eff
forts have proved abortive. Persevere ant
all will be right in the end.
"L.et us, then. be up and doing,
With u heart for every fate
Still achieving, still pursuing;
Learn to labor and TO watt
FARMER"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14
TRorT1Ne AND RACING STOCK

MI. GeorgeI. WATSON. Of Ray county, is
becoming quite prominent among tho stock
men of this section of Missouri. He has on
one of his farms, about two miles from Rich
mOnd, one of the finest halE-milc courses III
the State. Stock men Of adjoining counties
are availing themselves Of the advantages
offered by his farm and track, to train the
horses that will he exhibited at our approach
ing fall fairs. There are at present on the
farm about fifteen trotting horses. Among
these are five fiuc trotters belonging to Mr..
Wasson. Mr.. Wilson, of this county. has in
charge five, which arc being trained over
the same course. Two Of these, Membrane
and Nnnnette, are the property of Captain
Todhunter. Sam Boyd and p. ii. Red, Of
Saline, own one each. The other is the
property of Wilson and Ramey. of this coun-
ty. In addition to these three there are eight
running horses In training. Altogether it Is y
fine collection of good blood and fine stock.
At present there can be no more interesting
place for stock men to visit than this farm Of
MIR. WATSON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14
THE INTELLIGENcER.

The Register insinuates . doubt Of the
statement that the INTELLIGENCER has Il
larger home circulation than any paper in
the county. If he wishes it, We are ready:to
compare books with him. 'sor any other
man. in support of the assertion, and would
be willing to give him a very handsome
start.
We have not thought it worth while to
parade private and business letters before
the public, but we know our friend Mar
shall will forgive us for the extract from
one Of his following:
WELLINGTON, Mo, 1872.
I have procured one more subscriber for
you. and enclose the money. > . You
see l am still disposed to do all l can for you.
though in a SMALL way. This makes twen-
ty.seven since March LIST. ! started out first
to get ten, after l got ten my ambition was
for twenty, when I got twenty my desire
was thirty, of which I lack yet three. Hope
1 will get them. Your friend,
We hope MIR. Marshall will continue after
the thirty are obtained, and that many
others Of our friends will emulate his good
v.nrL.-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14
II, LOUIS mAnKEr-AUeUsr II.

There was no notable change in any Of the mar
kets on change. Flour was inactive but steady
good to choice old and choice new stock nrmer.
Wheat was unchanged. There were no transac-
tions in spring reported ; nor In old winter, both
of which are very scarce. For inspected lots OF
new winter there was SOME demand It higher
prices-say 81 10 for No 8 and 81 IS for No 2, the
latter offered ; but there were very few offerings;
ani.thcy were held very still. Good dry sample
lots were also In demand for home and western
but without change of prices ; damp and inferior
were dull and unchanged. Corn was dull for all
grades except No 2 yellow in elevator, which
was sustained. Oats werr dull and lower. both
for bulk and sacked. Tobacco steady and I'M
changed. Mess pork continued without change,
and dry salt meats were firm; bacon was nrm
aud with an advancing tendendy-clear ribs and
sides slightly higher.
TOBACCO-We quote common leaf % S5a9 so;
medium manufacturing leaf $l0al2; good do. do
Slia20; bright wrapping leaf s25ai0; fine bright
HEMr-puno on all grades of both undresscd
umiressed at Ss5a7!; fair and prime at Ss0asj.
strictly prime and choice s90al00; dressed nj
slS1als1 hacked tow at s,asso Per ton.
%GKS MEAIs -fonntry u soss Is. Delivered.
g white, 81 5Oal IS; Mediterra-
mean, Vi 2al N; rcdSI Nali 81.
CORN-MiNed In bulk 3Sc; yellow 3liss3SI.;
Nos. white mixed, x1aEsc. In new gunnies,
mixed ash prime and choice white sIsS7c.
mixed PIC; prime 3ksx3; choice old BIC.
CATTLE-Arrivsls were large, exceeding any
previous week of the season, and woe COM
prised principally. orthroue. "..san,, ont of good
Sona','"; .,'c. pts Of native cattle have been
.,sui, and cOmprehended none Of ffrst-class. The
leading sales q the wrrk comprised a few extra
shippirg steefs averaging 1,3OO Lbs, ut e6 10;
0tfntf best lost averaging LIES and ESQ lbs II
81 JIn5 ~, and stOckers at sal 30; other trans
rcti0ns included Texan two-year-oids to good
fat steers at 81 75aa %; bulk; principally good
steers and cows Mt 81 Jla3 so.
~HDGS-Reccipts were about as on the previous
week, nor was there any notable change In thC
mark { in any respect. The demand wAs good
throughout, both focal and by shippers, but the
arrivals wer. wholly inadequate to the supply.
The only transactions reported were of one yanl
ANA these were ut = range from 81 4Oa4 81 for
prime Workers to prime Philadelphia.
SIIEEP-The receipts OF the week were COM
posed principally of. common to good grades
only. ; the former mostly predominant-and the
market for this reason wac slow ut a range from
- Soa4 6sebuk at thes. prices. Transaction
included averages from 90 to 80 lbs, anI all were
taken for local supply. Lambs changed hani.
ut 81 s3a4 per head. "hs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14
B~Row1Eyn1H uzm

We gssAer ffodftsS nannsr. q The fotA,sAe
following items:
Mr.. Mcdowell Is baiilins .1rss sa.ss eass
riage factory.
Capt z. l.. Fcrersoa ba ca.didsss Ssr
Register Of Lasds.
VIM. Owens Is paving bis foat On Spring
street with flag stones.
Dr. West b buildinsa large brick house
on MarshsIl street, which Is TO be = part Of
his splendid hotel.
The accommodations Ut the Sweet Springs
are entirely cngroesed by v~isitora, and they
have been compelled TO refuse numerous y.
plications for rooms. Why don't they build
= large hotelf
Those two magnificent piles OF brick and
iron on Main street nave climbed 80 high up
into the heavens A. 70 give ls IN idea ofeheir
fair proportions. They are really substan-
tial Improvements and an honor to any
town.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

The next sesajon Of the County Teachers Insti-
tute will be hsld In this city, August 18th, 18Th
and 3oth. The School law requires teachers OF
the public schools OF the county to be present.
Other teachers snd school officers and friends OF
education are invited to meet with us and take
part In the exercises.
Instruction will be given as iollows:- English
Grammar. Aessrs. White and o. Thornton
History and Constitution of United States,
Messrs. Allison and Sydnor; Geography, 4.
Carmichael Written Arithmetic, Messrs. Fisher
Wright, Shaw and shroyer; Oral Arithmetic,
Hessrs. =. Thornton and Fulton; Pcnnmanship.
Messrs. Mackie and CLARK; Reading, y. N.
Baker, Of st. Louis, and j. =. Corrington; Or.
biography, J. i. Jones.
Essays by Misses Shaw. Humphreys, Arnold,
Mcdowell and Carmichael. Addresses by Mcssrs
Hill, Graves, Smith, Doyle, Lee, DcMott ant
Warren. Lectures at night by Hon. John Mon.
tcifh, State Superintendent of Public Schools, and
Prof. Oreu Root, Of Carrollt0n.
ny order Of the Executive Committee. No7lt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

Acc1DENT.-Mf.J Jos. L. Thomas, in
his wife from the platform into the
hack last Sunday night, at the North Lex
ington depot, fell and struck his head against
the platform. infiicting \ severe cut above the
the eye. When he arrived at the depot, it
was very dark and raining, and no lantern
was furnished to light the passengers to the
coach. In all their travels through the terri
tories, he found nc other place cursed with
such poor accommodations, and furnishing
such fine facilities for accidents, as this Bob
Tail nuisance at North Lexington.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14
w. Is. STEELE, SecI

TEDIOUS SUIT DECIDED The
suit that has been occupying the time of the
Circuit Court for several days past between
Patrick and james Liliis, was decided by
the jury Monday night in favor of the plain
tiff. Pat. Lillis. The question at issue was
one of partnership between the parties In a
contract on the Lexington and St. Louis
railroad. Seven thousand dollars were in
volvcd in the suit. Ryland and Walker for
plaintiff. Wallace and Mitchell and Colonel
Vest, Of Sedali::. for defendants,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14
EQUAL CHANCES TO AL.

Don't fail to notice the great closing out
sale OF II. J. F.. Ahrcns, Of this ciLy. He has
determined to wind up business, and to ac-
complish this, he sells his large stock OF Dry
Goods, and everything else in the store. ut
cost, and will continue TO TO until all is sold.
lie has just received n new supply Of the
latest and handsomest styles in calico, also u
variety Of hosiery, and 4 good many other
leading articles. ali Of which will be sold also
at cost. Such sdditisas to stock will be only
made in leading articles, In order to accom-
plish itln the shortest possible time. This last
clearing out sale OF II. j. Z. Ahrens, near the
market house. Il
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

Under the above head we reprint below a
communication signed "Citizen." and adj
dressed to the Kansas City Times, urging
Lexington. Such Il road, beyond question.
would be Of great advantage to Lexington
and the county. II, as the writer says, the
parties are willing to take the risk OF La
fayettc," and not call on her for aid In her
present embarrassed financial condition, We
are heartily In favor OF the enterprise, and
don't care how soon the work commences.
''Citizen'' says:
Permit lis Through the columns Of your
paper to call the attention Of the people Of
Jackson county to the following letter from
the President Of the Burlington and South.
western railroad !; AMI especially do We CON-
mend Its careful consideration to the com
mittcc to whom the railroad interests OF
Kansas City and Jackson county have been
contided. A copy Of it has been kindly pre-
sented III, and We understand q CODY was
sent to tile committee some time since for
their consideration Kansas City must have
a railroad to the coal fields OF LAFAYETTE
county. The saving to Kansas City in the
price Of coal each year would pay the
interest OIL the bonds. and provide = sinking
fund that would in five years pay the princi.
pal. Such n road is II condition precedent to
her becoming = manufacturing city. II
would also securc the local trade Of q LARGE
portion of Jackson county that is now with
out railroad recilities, us well as a part of La-
fayettc. But, Mr. Editor, it is UNNECESSARY
to argue the necessity and advantages or
such u road. 1t is a matter about which We
understand there is little difference of opin.
lon. The important question now il. what
company is In the field with the ability tn
build the road II. S2yO. OaO of aid i, f,Irm,sb.,iT
to Lexington Time is or the utmost imnort'
anre. The Uurlinrton ami omthvyast.r
maves- in n letter given below : IeTn;t,
nronosition. The time asked W.. ,h;nL -
not unreasonable. hui heiirv. II could he
shortened. and the ,monnt nronossH ro -.
dIreI To s.S0.0O0 Til committs,! .ho,,,J :,
once satisfy Itself as TO The abilitv oT this
cnmnnnv IN c,,nnIv with ;ts ,ronn.;,;on . .m.I
nscertain tho Iawest snm and ,h"r.s., i'm.
upon which an arrangement of Contract snn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

FIRE.-While Mr.. j. j. Cloud was
threshing wheat.at Mr.. Albert Duling's last
Thursday with his steam thresher. a spark
from the engine set fire to the straw stack.
and consumed it, together with twenty-five
bushels of wheat and q wagon loaded with
unthreshed grain standing near. By great
effort the other portion of Mr.. DuIing's crop
was saved.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

MORE STOLEN SHEEP.-Samuel S.
Shaw, living three miles east of Mt. Hope
in this county, lost twenty-siX sheep about
q month ago, and has not heard Of them
since. He was in the city last Saturday to
inspect the stolen flock brought in on Thurs
tlay-
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ATTENTION. COUNTY DEMO
CRATIC COMMITTEE.

The members of the Democratic County
Committee are requ ested to meet Mt their
room. OIL Saturday, August 18th, at ten
O'Clock. A. n. l3usfness of great import
ance will conc before the Committee.
A. A LEsUEUR, Chairman.
W. B. STEELE, Secretary pro. tcn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

AN ACCIDENT PREvENTED.-Last
Thursday u car loaded with coal, from Win.
sor 4 McGreH's banks, Was standing on the
railroad switch. A little negro boy got on the
car and raised the brake. and rs the switch
Has .'down grade" the car ran upon tho
main track. The boy, frightened at what
lie hal done, jumped of the car and fed
Some one having observed the position OF
the car. and recollccting that it wal near the
hour for the train to come IN, sent word ia
Mr.. Up. Is. Winsor. lie arrived just in time
to flag the train, and prevent, 10 doubt, d
terrible accident,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

Ameeting OF this club will be held at their
room, on Saturday. August 2sth. 1872. A
full attendance Of the members Is earnestly
reQuestde. Jyal-St
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nth SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announce o. \. Crandall,
of Sedalia. rs . candidate for state Senator from
,the district composed of the counties of Lafayette,
tPettis and Saline, subject To the decision Of the
Democratic nominating convention to be held ut
Brownsville Oh the 5th Of September next.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

ARRESTED. - George w. Kelley
and a Frenchman named Louis DeFoe,
were arrestedlast week on suspicion ofbeing
parties to the robbery of Mr.. Dade, near
Greeton . few days ago. Mr.. Dade not
bcing able to identify them, they were set at
liberty.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

DEAD.-The noted horse, "Forest
Boy" property Of Mr.. Travis Bufor'!, re-
siding between this city and Dover, died OF
lung fever last Friday morning. His Ill.
ness lasted only twenty-four hours. The
horse cost Mr.. Buford 81 1000, and the week
before he died he had an offer for him Of 100
acres of land In Saline county, valued at t1C
per acre.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

REMOvED.-Mr. w. &. Robinette
has removed his saw mill from Tabo Grove
to Berlin. Mr.. VIM. Jordan, of this city,
furnishes a new engine. The mill will be In
operation in a few days, ana turn out lum-
Der at the rate of 10000 feet Der day.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14
TO T E

CLAY TowNsHlP.-The county court has
established Il voting precint at Napoleon, at
which all persons west Of range 46 will vote.
DAVIS TOwNsHIr.-Thc precinct formerly
at Republican church has been changed to
Hiyginsvillc.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP "A new pre-
clint has been established ut WolfenharSer's
school house. ut which all persons south of
Davis creek will vote. Those living north OF
Davis will vote st Whcatlcy's school ~
as heretofore.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

We are authorized to, announce that Lewis
Neale, Jr., of Dover township. will submit his
name to the dicislOn of the County Democratic
Convention as u candidate for the Office OF County
Collector. ut the approaching election.
EpIroRs ISrELLIGENcER: Please announce me
AS n candidate for County Collector ut the next
November election, subject to the decision of tn"
people In . primary election or County Con-
S~entiou, a. may be determined by the County
Committee. Ny plea for becoming u candidate
is, that 1 nm poor, have n large family, and have
been o resident Of the county for nearly 40 years.
W. y. GORDON.
We are authorized to announce Linn h
Gordon as a candidate tor Collector of Lafayette
county, subject to the decision of the Democratic
convention
We are authorized to state that r. j. Bright
well, Of Lexington Township, will submit hi
claims to the action Of the county Democratic
Convention as u candidate for the Office OF Count!
Collector at the November election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

Two rood work males, well matched. about
hissnf hands high, will be sold st low nsnrrs
Gps cash. Inquire At the grocery store O. JONI
Hossi No7i-a
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Horse RACE.-A horse race came
OF four miles south OF Waverly, OH yester-
day (Tuesday), between Newt. Chamber
lin and Tom kucker, two prominent sports
OF that section, for 4 purse Of $500. Time,
distance and winner unknown, as our re-
porter was not on the ground. The same
parties ran for a purse of $50 on the Friday
previous over the same course.
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GREELEY
CLUE.

Saws Geo. s. Mc(ircw 4 Co. sell Queens.
ware cheaper than any other house in the
CITY, JyllGf.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

EpIroRs ISrELLIGESCER: A the earnest
solicitation of many friends, you will announce
me ~ . candidate for the ONCE of Prosecuting
Attorney. Subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic County Convention this fall. A.. j. HALL.
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CONQlERuAL.
I.EXINGTON

woni-@to IS for combing.
Bntter-choice gel; null, neatly wrapped Is e
ii ks .s,s t. sS"f IL Iii l. H.. white AN" common 10
B Sssn:mnana picked nav. - % to 4oo' medium
Pmyisions%. Z. hams, Is to sOc; country II
to l2S
sides1,clear, 6to7.
ShOulders-5to
Lard-7 to 10.
Fiour-choicr XXX 90 do Dbl. 0 50; good
second rate 1 10;
Corn meal-1 Ia 9c.
Salt kanawha, 5 q.
Groceriss-Brown sugar 10 to II; Ex. G. u
to iti':I: 1s,s 10 Is; crushed i+s to Is. :
CoaseLeboiee, - to 81, fair Il to Is, O.. G.
s@ihlpS:aEsr Loaf. 81 @ to ! 10 golden. -.
Cn.e.e-N.. Y. sc to Sc; Ensii.h Dairy %,
reTier-e 10 s: PURE ground. voc. =. =,
Alspice-25 Ia %. :
TIonrS-l5t to 3Oc. :,
TallOw--6S to :; ...... '
Feafhers-prime, 5oc; .
G9aIn "!lMs0f : ea. sa i 50 to rs. .sso, S
Oats-is to 70. "
Sundrics-Onions I 10 to 2 %. " =.
Appreciated, bu. I 90 to l 30
Peaches-dried IS to- To-
Potntoes-l 90 to 1 50.
Hoys-on foot 5 20 to J 20. -
Dry Goois-prints sS to l2H.
Sheetings-heavy ~ bro, Is to Is; second do.
l.hs; fine brown 1 Il to 70; lO-i siseeting 20 to
as: Crash, lsS to 20.
C0tfOn-blesched, l2s to %.
Canton Flannels-l6S to IS.
Tickings-2O to 80.
Table hncn-50 to l 50.
Jcaus-Si5 10 I 90.
Cusimcres--1 % To 2 90.
Paper cambrlc-i5.
Spool cottnn-duz; l 90.
C0rsets-sJ to ; M.
Hides AMI rclts-iry hides l6 to lie; green
hides sc;
Sheep ~pelts--15 to = o..
Deer sEins-lry, per ID. l59aOc.
Miuk-priInc, 81 80.
Ottcr-S2mt. -
CoOn-,rime, SIC.
Muskrat-St to loo. . q
| S~kunk-sO6cO. :,
| handkerchief pine, ~ inch, &C.; same inch
SfS: n stock hoard. N. h stock bOaCl. 20: Sag
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PIcTURks-For the best Photographs go
to s~spnderA'; for the best Gems go to sanndcrs';
for the best Rembrsndts 20 to saunders'-the
soiy GALLERY y tayp ~ makes The true Rem.
brandt. In fact, 80 to s.unders' for all the o-st
and latest styles In pictures. Gallery opposite
courthouse.
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COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE

At the urgent solicit alton of many friends,
announce myseifa candidate for the Legislature
subject to the decision of Il Democratic Count,
Contention. WM. T.. HAYS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

We are authorized to announce Howard Banes
rs candidate for County >urvt yor. subject 10 the
action of q Democratic nominating convention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

FOR COOP clean room, and
Q square meal, 60 70 the Lindell Hotel, Kan
sas CITY. J.H. BAGwILL,
my3l-ly Proprietor.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP.
KENTUCKY wHIsKEY, CHEAP.
GROCERIES. ASSORTED, CHEAPEST.
NEAL y BRAN, CHEAPER,
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ASSESSOR.
Robert G.. Scott, Of Dover township, authorizes
us to saw that he will be y candidate before the
Democratic County Convention for the Office Of
County Assessor.
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
We are authorized to announce Lucien Il.
Wright a. q candidate for County Superintcn.
dent of Public schools. subject TO the action O1
the County Democratic Convention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-14

CAsH-Paid for Lard, Taliow, Grease or
fat Of any kind.
A.. A. 4 j. o. LESCECR,
Cor. Main and Pine streets.