Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-02
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New roof on the Baptist church.
You must register or you cannot
vote.
If you wish to vote at the Novem-
Der election you must register.
Mr.. Jesse Sinclair, of Georgetown.
KY, l., visiting his friends, and relatives in
this county.
Posts Dramatic Troupe is playing
to good houses. Tonight The Hidden
Hand" will be presented.
Ticin" cans to dogs tails is the
latest amusement with small boys and loun-
rinr Africans on Main street
There is no possible rhancc for ~
to get in n vote nj the next election unless
Won are rrgis'ercd. The iaw requires il
Miss Florence Arnold, of this CITY,
took II" 80 premium Yesterday Mt the Fair
for the finest aud most elegantly arranged
bouquet of flowers.
The ladies of the Baptist church.
we understand have concluded not to hold
their contemplated festival this week, but
have postponed the same sine die.
John Fox. who lives three miles
south Of Dover. is going to move to Texas
tor his health. and will sell out his personal
property OF Saturday, the 18th day of Oc-
tohcr.
The Brownsville Banner still keeps
up the name of TilIon Davis for Congress.
We were not aware of his candidacy at the
present time. but understood that he with.
drew from the canvass on the 18th Septcn-
Der.
\ herd of 1870 cattle h%clormimn to
Brown X Co., from sou,h-wc~t Missouri.
crossed the river al this point on sunday last.
They w"r" being taken To Iowa to he win
tered, IL corn is plenty and cheap in that
state.
Eight rmigrant wagons with quite
Il hrr'lo of cattle. pissed through Lexington
Yesterday on their way Ia southern Kansas.
Tw" families We're from Illinois. and the
balance from tie northern part of Carroll
county. Mo-.
We had n call from Mr.. Wimfrrv. "f
vile Herald II fixed tnrt-th" material pnr-
chased. a prinfe" engaged. AMI now only
awaiting the builders to finish the house in
which it i be- located.
Mud eighteen inches deep on
Franklin street. between Spring and Col
lcGe. caused by the grading now III process.
made transfers awful mad. last Friisv and
thereby Use language only tolerated in
Congress.
Hon. VIM. II. Wood. Henry Wal
lace and other prominent lawyers of this
city. were in attendance ut the Jackson
circuit court at Independence last week.
Their business WIS in connection 9Th II suit
involving the S2O.mm in railroad bonds in
possession of VI. W. Wi,llrr>. of this city.
:. +. Robinson. Il Chicago printer.
al present Il IN m'mr"l Pn>,'> Dramatic COM
paiiy. i !IrIpinl IL through with our rush
of job work. II h" i half ~ good on the
stage IL h" j. III III" case. hr must he an rx-
rrllrni actor. for his 10, work i =. par ex-
rrlirnr'." for proof 0f Which give lis 4 call
and i'av" your orders.
Leslie: Gnrnctt Il Co. will furnish
all kinds of dressed lumber. sash. doors,
blinds. counters. AMI everything thai rau be
gotten NJ in II tir>t-cli-- plauin~ mill. The
ar" W. lhn"wn in 81. Louis tor the excellence
Of th'ir inside w"r;. i"r churches ami public,
bull i!U->. AMI for their p%rolity and fair deal
ing. see their card in another column.
CnLMAN'S RURAL WoHLD.-TlliS
popular agricultural journal i u constant
Ni>itni - nrr sanctum. II i-n"atiy printed.
ably conducted. AMI "nG'i; to u" IatrDuiZr:t
hv every farmer. II has Il large corps of
able ror~r">p"n who give additional
value !" the paper. 1t i published weekly
lay Norman J. tolmiu. -. Louis. Mo-. at -
per aununI: or vii! Ice sent the balance of
nI tnis Nrur fnr liilN c.nf.. Try il