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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28
SMALL SPITE.

tndrrilIr head "f"prr-onal' last w"Ck the
EatIra>ian sl'rrE> of Mr. Strothrr ~. the
leading candidate for State Senator. and fur
th"r say that ~ 'pctti> and Lafayette llar"
both ha'! the -c'iat"T>hi.. Saline i it';lE- en-
titled to ii thi, time" The Caucasian is
mistaken. ~ usual. IcttiS and Saline have
both had the Democratic nominations for
senator since Lafayette. aud l.atay cite j.
certainly cutitir,lt Ia TIE Democratic uuminn-
tons this Time IL j. the Democratic
nominations that we now lay" tn deal with.
The caura>iam'S article comes with Il bad
Grace from Il PAPER. one Of Whose proprie-
tors WAS himself a rlntlirilic for the uolnir-
alton. II hook" ~ hnu.h il were Il little
pirr" of spite against our county'> choice.
Common drccncy would require that one,
who. although an %a~T;rant for office. WIS
not mentioned in the convention in
that connection. should at Ica>t trent
his successful competitor with Respect.
Keep our temper. gentlemen. alii pay {,
little more attention To the wishes of
the people VIII" support ynu. and mayhr
You will lave less 10 complain Of. Cool oil.
and You may he enabled 10 profit by the
lesson read vuu.
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ORATORICAL.

our Gallant and talented friend. Captain
i.iciiar! Collins. q: Wayrrly. an a>pir,ut for
legislative hpnor>. favored our people wi;han
address nj the court l."u>c on SATURDAY night
last. upon III" political issues of the ,iav. We
were prevented 10y other engagements from
hearing him. but from parties who We're
present. w" learn that the Captains speech
was Il very line one. There was Il large at
tendance. hut the orator dill hot permit the
attention "fhi> aulicncc TO tlls for Il mo-
ln"nt. When he detected the least si-i, of
wrariuc>> he threw in Il rich ancciut,. rau-
>inG the house to explode with laughter.
The Captain vas pretty severe on his com
lrtii"rs. intimaiing "a m,cil.that they were
afraid to meet him in battle array" Eat
tho>' acquainted with his opponents are not
disposed to give them credit for having -
modest an opinion "r their own rrow"~>.
Imtlecr W" Hr" inst informed that the cutter
taiu:nrnt Will L." repeated next Saturday
evening. when Mr>>r>. BrcI; AMI Hays (>ii-
iim"ton not hraid from will appear in Il
more. important role than that OF side ac-
ipr--
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p,uroy,s LIFE OF GREELEY.

This is one OF the most notable books of the
times, and decidedly one fthe best:~ritten and
remarkably interesting of American, biographies.
We do no; ,,rot.nse to rev cw il fran a political
standpoint, for il is not design al as ! mere cam
l,ai%ii book, but Il V Brk OF >%:af'i1ru raine. from
the pen of a VI f:sr of e; Ih!i-hil reputation.
Whose Biographies of etn:arnt A:narieans are
well known snd highly rLiGed. Mr.. Parton's
writings are all attractive On account oil the care
he exercises ia collecting incidents, AMI the IN
geuuity with W hich he weaves them into u sfor!
of u life, TO relieve The tedium OF dry facts AMI
nIonctonous narration
such Il work cannot be reviewed in th- compass
Of an ordinary book notice, anil ii Is therefore
best to simply inform the reader that it twas COM
m"nced several years ago, before Mr.. Greeley
MS Thought OF Is i Presidential candidate. anti
faithfully written ~ one volume in the series Of
Parton Biographies, simply for its general inter
81 and intimate connection With the history of
the country f,rnrarly hall Il century CONNER
rinG with hi hir;Ii, and following him through
all The N:ris~itu"lrS al early wears of trial and adj
vrr>iiy, the school which, developed the wonder
fl! power chat marks his ripper years AMI carried
him ;urrars to the :,i,r when thr people honor
ed him with the non:.o.tiol tar the highest place
il our lil4I Net written in the interest of party,
if is II fuiI aad impartial history, entirely free
from partisan bias, and worthy u place in every
iihrary in ta- Land. A. book OF reference. II
guild, 10 ynng@ IA n sal an incentive To renewed
/ attiyiry fsr every aspiring mind.
The volume i Il !!gc duaiccimp, elegantly
bound ,H'l appropriately illustrated. AMI is sold
;rr.l.l til, r.rya~>;nE agents of the National
Publishing Company, Cincinnati. ~ -. All
th;u-> considered. iAl all political predictions
Z aside, il appears Ia Us on % the best, most grn'
rr.Il!y desirable. and cheapest books oil the year,
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TO THE LIBERAL REPUBLIC
CANS OF LAFAYETTE
COUNTY.

There VIII he primary meetings OF the Lib
2rai Republicans of the respective town
ships. on the 18th ia! Of September. lS12. at
| O'Clock =. VI. for the purpose of scl"ctin"
delegates to the county nominating coL.vcn-
ton. which Will meet in Lexington. at the
court l",i>c. on saturday. September 18th.
1872. at the hour of IL O'Clock A.. NJ. The
f"llnwin" are suggest Il H. the places of
meeting: Lexington township, ut cour,
house i'll Lexington Clay township. at Wei
lin-'"n AMI Grrrnton: Middleton t"wu>hip.
at Wavrriy Washington township. ut Wheat
lr!> school house: D1vrr township. at.
Dover: Davis township. at school hou>r near
Mrs. Van. Meters: Freedom township. at
c"nrortla: Sni-:l-i;ir township. ut Dair',
school li",Is". The townships are respectively
entitled To the following number OF dele
"air>: l"Nin"tnn. fifteen: Clay. eight:
Middleton. four; Washington. eight Dover.
iNc; Davis. five: Freedom. ten Sni l-liar.
five. Let every Liberal Isrpullicln-rvrry
i:trn vii" has hct"fnrc acted with the Re
p%'ll'licHE larty.whu Intends l.. support Gree
ley a:l,i Irown-hr on hand at the primary
lhrrt:::=S Ia select delegates. and use all dur
ir!'icnr" to bring about consultation in tn.
party. ami reform AMI rrrrrnchinrut in pub
lie Affairs. Liberal Republicans. az: prompt
y. he nj your posts. Il. II. Wilson.
Chairman Central Commute.
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DOVER ITEMS.
ls!:l.i,.lDt ;.

h.sIsi'1'A -
ON last TUESDAY might the grand old
August meeting closed. About eighteen
persons have been bapii-rI. Thirteen uni
ted with the clrur Ii on sunday. Our WAS
b~aI.ti>r,l in the afternoon. Elder ~l'ilttrn-
inlrg left Yesterday t>ln lay. for the state
meeting. IL he held a. 81. .I">c ph. Cumilirmc-
Ing on In" 9Th int. He respected to pr,arh
on Iii way lat evening. Elder Proctor
delivered some very fine di>rOur,r> daring
the mrrtimr. There are somc few uhirc-
ti"n- to his thoughts in one or two instances.
but that he i powerful mai all viii a'ki!il.
On Yesterday sunday. there were three "o-
ditior- to The Baptist Church. DR.. Wcbln'>
son and two of Er. G!im!lor'> children. DE-.
Webs son was bHpii>rd If the afternoon.
lii" New Test unrnt say. "lhrrr l. one
Lord. one faith, one baptism" "As AMI
my father are one, 80 must the bride, the
Lambs :,if,. be only one. II seems strange
to lnr. and | suppose al" /" others. thai
Christ should have as many brides Is there
are different religious denominations. and
these brides hating Que another IL some hate
IN this town. If ! am 10 b. a Methodist
just Jccau>c | 20 10 Il Methods! school, Is
my faith human or divine: Ani so. II | am
to he of the faith o! any other deiiemiha-
ton Just berau>e | associate with the people
OF that faith, i, my faith human or divine:
POLITICAL.
The Democrats seem 10 br giving the
Radicals >uIn" show to work on. the I.iirr-
ais. Dur Democratic friends should he
very careful how they act. ] am very glad
to know that the State Convention at Jeiirr-
son City was harmonious. The Liberal Re-
publican> should conc in for i share OF the
Offices just ~ they did ut Jefferson City.
our friend. Young, formerly Of the In
TELLIGENCER, Is doing good WORK Tor him.
self. He is u very worthy gentlemen, and
should have his claims well considered by
the people OF this county.
4 BERLIN.
Major Littlejohn Is doing 4 fine business
in the grocery line. lie is Il very nice gem
tleman, very polite to his customers and
cannot be surpassed in attending to all their
wants and demands. he will soon increase
his stock with the best tile -. Louis marke,
affords. If you want anything IN his line
give him n call. you will fhFi him very polite
and kind. Mr.. Hockensmith keeps con.
stsntly on hand n good supply in his line
lie Is good naturc3, ki.d, and quite libcra
to all who icsi disposed to gave him a call
You will fluid him q; very pleasant gentle
man, aud it will afford him great pleasure Il
wait upon you, should you feel disposed q
buy Of him. MIR. Wernwag Is always ready Il
accommodate all wlo ma wish to trad
with him. He does a Eo,d business; he /
much offs gentleman, and his praise Is OF
the land and on the water. Messrs. Brown 1
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PLEASURE.

We haI" been favored with u neatly print
ted invitation to attend Il social hail to be
Given at the new liOU~" of Belt \ Iiilay i'll
.AulIyiil,. OH Friday. August :0tli. lS.2. for
which we beg IL return our thanks To the
committee. individually and collectively. We
understand that extensive preparations have
been made to- rrmdcrtic affair our of tlcniD>t
brilliant ever known i'll the county. oar
Lexington band will he in a;t"nlIhrr.
Guests viii il" served with Il Luxurious sup
i"r free of charge. Arrangements have been
mad" To lode, guests from distance at pm
>air h"Ir-r>. aud all wishing to attend may
do - without fear of suffering Inconvenience
We notice the name of Grn. ia. O.. Shelby.
Iul. y. D"nam. Henry Enrk>daIr. and other,
upon til" committee, which gives assurance
that the affair will b" conducted i'll good
.t
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FARMERS CLUB.

The regular meeting was held at their
footns. on Saturday, Aug. 9th, 1872, John
Il. Ford. ESQ, in the chair:
The committee appointed ID wait on the
County Court IN regard to the delinquent
tax list from 1860 back to 1865. reports that
the court had made an order 10 annul the
the taxes fromS:s65 back. leaving the delin-
quent list 10 apply only from that date for
ward. The proposition before made. TO
have n synopsis of the revenue law published
for the benefit Of the people Of the county.
was. upon consultation, with legal gentle
men. passed over. That law is so compiled.
ted that 1t was thousllt doubtful il any men,
Der 81 the Legislature who voted Tor il un-
ier>tond it, meaning. 80 a TO give i >ati>ilc,
tory explanation Of its "mon"rci' sections.
The following preamble ard resolution
were adopted:
Whereas. There Is Il large number of pco,
III" engaged in the -tocI and other trades i,
4 regular business. AID ! large amount q
stock. machinery and other wares. heinz
bought and sold III this county. and the>,
persons engaged IN Til, traffic pay no take,
for Their privileges. be it therefore
Resolved. That Mr->r-. Early. (. J. IIa.
and Barnett lie = committee t" wait upon tht
County Court TO urge the proper officers Il
assess and collect al such persons all tax"
that they arc LEGALLY bound to pay.
! I'll" secretary was requested to collect tn:ni
nation in regard 10 the various crops of til,
county, for the wear la, and traH,inii tn,
an" To the Agricultural Department. Wa>I!
iit-t"n city.
Mr.. Marshall was appointed TO c~irculat
dog and stock law petition in Washington
township, for signatures thereto.
paul. KIENuATD, Secretary.
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Don't Be Uneasy.

Our funny neighbor on Laurel
INDUCES i'll a little moral spasm over
what he %conceivcs to be the iinpro-
prictics of our recent Democratic
county convention. He talks about
a crushingly severe article kept back
by the reflection that after all il was
:. none of his business" A timely
reflection, to be sure. The Democracy,
friend of the Register, is duly penctra-
ted by your solicituh OH its behalf,
but not so much so as to the
split your soul so lonssth after. The
Democratic party, whatever little
private s%quabbles # may have, Is not
going to rend itself so long as there Is
a vcstigc of the Radical carcass to
claw.
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OBITUARY.

Died, after . lingering Illness, AT his residence
in Mount Hope, Lafayette county, Mo-, nr.
.imnpIf u. IL rcT,r.i, the HbriISes, SON Of tdiju-
tint Hereford, of Revolutionary fame OF I7!G,
born in Mason county, Virginia, in tn. year
ls.', aged - years anal : months. The writer OF
this brief sketch of the deceased WIS with him
nj intervals during his rrotracted illness, aud
by request, bowed Down around his rmnciateS
foIn. AMI inplnrcd Gods blessing upon us.
rtlat wh"r' thou art, o., L~T'l, we might be also
deeply do W" fsrfthy loss. y snd and melanchol-
" gloom has been cast over our community, Int
Thank, to u mcrcifui Providence, our loss IL his
ctei nal gain Rational up to the rime of his ,lc-
parttlrc Ia III" spirit world. bidding his faithful
ant, devoted cOnsi,anion farewell, with "a mindful
word of rncuurys cement for his darling children
summoned his relatives md friends To his bed
side and bid u last farewell with prayer. Thus
hss passed away IA faithful AMI generous bl,s-
band, an aficciipua,e and kind father, n true
friend, u consistent mrinbcr OF the II. =. Prrsi,y-
tefian church, n true christian gentleman and n
honnrril member of the Masonic Fraternity. by
" i,pm hr was borne Ia his last resting place and
hurried with Masonic honnrs. May the Lord
comfort the widow and the orphans of our de.
ceased brother, and may his relatives and fri-nds
have the Hssura nee of our heart felt ~ nipathy Ia
this their sad bereavement,
There rest thy mortal clay.
TIN God shall summon " wal
From the shaded gi"oIns Of The sod,
To 10 up and meet thy LofA
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

This body of Swans will meet in this city
To-day in the basement of the baptist
church. We trust ourtcachcr- of both pub
lie and private schools will he Oh nanI. As
we understand il. al are invited. Let all he
present au'l do what they can t. max" the
session Il profitable one. Several di>tin,
gUi>liri educators from abroad VIII be pres
rnt and address thu convention. State
Superintendent Mont"iIl VIII be present to-
LAY and Tomorrow. He will deliver several
lectures during his stay. In-niGht he will
address the people on the subject of cdnra-
ton in the Cunhrriaulr Presbyterian church.
Everybody invited. We hope the IrutI>,
vii! be full. far Mr.. Moutri!h represents ia,
Stale and j. said To II" GA: Of orr best speak,
cr>. Prof. Root. of tarrolltvn, will lrctur,
Tomorrow and Tomorrow night. Prof
Ficklin. Friday might.
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CONGR ESSIONAL AND Senate
RIAL DELEGATES.

The fu!."'Hi:" are the delegates nominal
ted ty the -cTcral townships to the Congress
sIomal Convention, which i To take place nj
fnrr"iI'on. on the 18th of september:
I:">inS,"u-W II 'hiI,-, VIM. T. Hay, y.
L! Hand
,l!y-E =. n.rnlrn, IL. u. EIglan'.
>ni-a-i:Ir-G II ~Iti, ritll
Wa$hIngi"n-W y. >t.ri", j. " White.
Fr"',i"n-.J Il. li"r.l.
DNi,-I :. ~l.ignrn
M!'Lll"fun-r. i. Fletcher. \. t",r','.
n"I IN. \. steele.
The toiinwim" gentlemen have been
selected t" attend the Senatorial Cons cntion
AT brownsville. september 9TH:
MilI!"t"n-r. VI Harris, Il D"ath"rigr.
John ~iIrnytr
n"y"r-W. Webb. VI l. Erlt.
I"N~ligi"u-lr-rI'l L smith. X bert Hale, \.
j Hall, II ! J. Nhr"n~. \ e. I"IIHG
,ln!-t l.. f.-h!'Icn. j. Il. MrIIuunli. \
stewart.
s~ui-n-nr-W. T Gammnn.G u. saitrrlirld
WaHlIn%toH-N- Il. I-nr!, II. t. Chil-s, {
l.. Ewing
irvr"I"m-W \ Th"rat"n. VI 7 i'ricc
paNis-lt I. conn. l.. / '"npc
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COUNTY U UDG

CLAY TOWNSHIP. .Aug. 2ith. 1872.
To JOuN HALL. ESQ: ~ there j. to he
4 County Corr JUDI" elected this fall for
the western district of or county. and be
Ii"yinG your integrity and IuaiffirltInu> will
iii You for that position. If Won will consent
10 accept Ia" "iiir", III" best efforts Ia secure
your nomination and election VIII he used
Ivy MANY NOTrES.
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EQUAL CHANCES 70 ALL,

Don't fail to n"lic" the great closing out
sale of H.. ). l.. Allrcns. of TIL, ciIy. He has
determined {" wind up business. aud to ac-
roinplish thistle sells his large stock of Dry
Goods, apd everything else i'll the store. ut
cost, and VIII continue 10 do until all is sold.
He has Ii>i Received a new supply of the
latest anh iia!ld~rnIr~t STYLES in calico. also "A
variety of hosiery. anda good many other
leading articles. all of which will he SOLD al 4
nj cost. Such additions to stock will be only
made In leading articles, In order 10 accom-.
plish itin the shortest possible time. This last
clearing out sale of II. }. l.. Ahrcns,u near the
market hOti>c. IT
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COMMERCIAL.
LEXINGTON MARKET.

wonl-:;ot, - for cnul,ing.
Iiutirr-rnnirr vel. roll, neatly wrapped II tn
~ ittr, Sh"iiI 10 to 81 ""''' '''' ''''''''''' "
i~iran~-IIani picked navy ,$INto 400; medium.
AMI rnimu"n 81 7I.' ;. -. =,
Tr",i>ior,->. {. :Iam.S, Is ta2oc; country II
Si,i1--~!rar, >t"".
~hhGlIrr--1t" los.
L.lr!-i To L.
~Fi"ur-ciIrirr y > ~ do bbls . -; good
SECOND r,ir ! GO:
Corn HlrIl-~i r"hc.
salt kHiiINNiIl, ) 40.
,rrucrrirs-lruwn sugar 10 to II: In. &. Il
:" II: \. lats I" u; crushed i4a To Ii.
i"r,rLcnair". u to %, fair "a To -; o. q.
@I?rri,-sugar I,ar. ST 90 10 l 10 golden, %.
MnIt->rs- II. a.; common 10.
CI.,-r-N. &, I5c TO 2pc; English Dairy 80;
fI,,IS , Ans 1'G ia y; mfr, ground. zoe.
Iiun"y-iJl L. 2uc.
illl"w--1 t".'.:
Eaa,nS,s-rEit"' ''''
Coal ito per "a';
C"rn--b,I. 2ootnsN.
>naIrir>-nainn. | O1 To > ~.
.lrilr>-lrjrt. IN. | ~ 10 | ~
r,.i,lrs-lri,,i: - L. 1c.
r,irtprs-irt, 81.
Isrrf-,n foot tot: QrS ; Ia 10; cutie to u.
Unr~-pu foot :; At tr : -.
Ibry ,I,,n,ls-lrin;> -, {" l:t,.
~Si.i,;iuE>-lrayy ii bro, - t" Is. second IL"
r.: ;iic brown ! - 10 ! 2o; io-t s~iv,iins 10 t,
Cnlt"n-hlrurhe1, l2'; to 20.
Canton flaanrl>-IGi4 to 81.
1i-h5u.~-2r ir -.
Ianlr iinrn-Ttin -.
.I,tu--i. tr ! 90.
,:l-iu4yrcS-I 10 to ; %.
Paper rl:alrir-lT.
S;.bul c1itra-ilHI; | 90.
Cor~ci--itn to- -.
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Who was burned out about two months ago,
has "i'yn"'! temporarily, al VI. III Main street,
one door west OF tin city Hotel, until hi> new
store is completed. Mr.. .hi,rrI Keller l., nov in
The east purchasing new goods, Il port ion al
which will j." here the coming week, and which
viii be offered '.1h" public AZ prices that "ir-
NOT fail 10 iirt-". Rem mhrr that hi stock viii
be trtirriy u.w-iiU old or rotten goods to be dis
posed Of at any price. iIi- friends and the pub
lie arc InyIt II 10 Civ INN an nAllE CHI. II
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BALLOT FOR GOVERNOR.

Tn" Caucasian makes another mistake in
favor Of Mr. stephens. III regard 10 the bal
lot for Governor III The state Convention.
The following j. a correct report Of the vote:
rir-t halio; Rollins PHI. Wilson -. STEPHENS
~, Hatch, 49,, ruimiu i'l, Phelps Ia.
SOC 'nd hall"'-iittch 80, Rollins ~, stephens
2ii. I"lunln il;
tiir'i baiI"'-IIItch =aI, stephens $50, Rollins
III. '"!nG2n 90.
JG,iG" Wond>on was then nominated by
. nccIalnniinn.
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PTCTrREs-For the best photographs 20
to sannders', for the best Gems 90 10 sannd-rs';
for IN. best Kcmbrandts ~ 10 sanndcrs'-th
only Gallery IN town that makes the true Rem
brandt. In fact. 20 To saunders for all the oest
and latest styles in pictures. Gallery opposite
eonrth0tsc.
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DIED,

Ia i'hvrr, M. august. ~, IS"2, Mr.. JAMES
{ tMnEELi., ia iir 12nI yrHr of hI- age. Mr..
t.Iinpi&sl has been u respected resident Of this
county for iliirIy-,iy" years, AMI his los. viii h.
felt by II hot "i friend.
In this city, August -. l1i., of consumption.
MtIii Il. ~'trn@''rcr "a William Allen, aged -
years
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We are authorized to announce tlit i"'Ni J.
\.,lr. Jr ri Dover township. viii submit hts
u.,;u.. l., ilt. Iici~inn at thu I "Inty llrlnJcfS'l'
convention as II candidate FOR The pIicr OF ,"ul'!
{ nll"ciur. IT the APPROACHING 'i"c'i""'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rlriee ;i!n"nhc"Ih,
"A. A rlr,li EI,. for County Collector 'i the hrAt
\,vr,nhrr election, ~ui,ir IT tn thu decision "a! tnC
lr,,plr in a primary erection OF county Con
S~.rtinn, IT. may i. determined II! the 'ni!ilE
committee. Nv plea iuT becoming 4 cnn'!,'lhi'
j.. that | am moor. have - large family. AMI hhNr
i,r.n a r~,,iI,ni OF IA. COUNTY tor nearly f. t'1r-.
". y. 1ui.p'\.
w are authorized to anu"rumc" Linn II.
tinr Im ~ a r%tnliit', tor ,~"it"r'nr 81 i.'i'y'!!.
r,,irty ~-ur,jrrl tn lhr decision "i tn" p,Inrrrhtic
convention.
w., arr. authorized To- state that L. j. bright
well. nt Lexington TnWr~iiip. viii submit la
claim. to tmr n-tiun ut lii" county Democratic
Convention ~ u cmi!'iItr Tor III" "ii''c" i 'oHl'S
Collector at the November election.
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COUNTY RErRE-L.rrl1Ivr

At tn rr-"nt solicit alton Vi many lri'Ul~. /
nnn.unr, u.y -rli.t c.n.iI'iaF" i"r Ni" l."E,~la'Ur"
-uii.r;; - r4- decision OF a - u! 'rEst;ic { r;fi'y
Convention. WI l Ht'~.
We NJ" author.l ! TO annnur" {. y. Oliver a.
an iGl.p.uii.nI candidate for li"prs7'IitIIty" q!
LAFAYETTE county III thr nest L'Zls!ifIrr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28

Thrrr will II" II basket pie mic in Tlomar
S;ramrk"', Wont. three miles south ot ~IcNing.
ton, 81. Tia, Columbus road, nr>t saturday tu=
3l-t. Everybody l., invited.
g. \. LrTciIwur:Iu. W.. CIhGETT,
y. Il. MctLrWE, CT. Jn~Es,
-. r. JoHEs, Z. EE>SFBY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, August list. at the rr-i!"nc,
of the brides father, l.! Elder Joseph War, -,
! Iir John JA'ptE and Mi-, IIENI.IElI y
DEAN all nffhi- county.
Attendants: Henry " Warbler aud Miss Mag.
gle Holman. oak" received
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28

PiANos ASn onGtSs- p-r-un- desiring to piir-
gains Of Mrs-rs. Nirlc Il NiIt.. t;rncr,I AGENTS
tor the celebrated Anon and parior Gem
Pianos and ENiry Cottage Organs than auv dealer
IN ,hr ".'t' ,aii on IN m ar srn', for thrir CIR
:ulIrs, No. at. North Finh street. ~, FOULS.
No. All instruments fully warranted. Ig!-Iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28

IrIr"I.- INTEiLI"Er"ER; st thr Garnet
solicitation -! iU,i, iri"3"t-, ~" VIII announce
~. A. 4 c!n,i,ilI. inr Tie "air'. at Prosecuting
tftrrnrv. ~ibirri l., IL. .t"rI-i"n al III" l'vin"-
crate ,"uuty ,InI .!.ri,H 'a'- iiii. y j. II ALI..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE.

IA" nest session OF the County Teachers insti-
fltr will h. held in this cry, August sS'h, a9tis
aui ;ath. The school law requires teacher, al
The ~I;iIIic SCHOOLS of the county t" be present.
other teachers and school officers and friend, ut
education ~, invited 10 meet with Us and tale
part in the exercises.
Instruction will he given us follows: English
Grammar, Mr~srs. White .m,i q. Thornton Z;
History anl Constitution of United States,
Messr~. Nilsson and ~Sytlnur: Geography, i.
,aruniriarl: Written arithmetic, McS>rs. Fisher,
Wright. shaw anl ~~hr"ycr; oral Arithmetic,
M".-r-. +. Thornton anu Fulton; rcnnminsh'r,
Mr,sg-. Mackir aml CLARK; Recalling, % NJ.
Baker. nf II. Louis. au,l j. +. Corringt"m; "r-
biography. i Il. ZONES.
ES>t:-h. Misses shaw, Humphreys, ATi"t',
Mcdowell and carmichael. t.lIrSsr~ by Mco-r~.
III. rriyr-. smith, pnylr. Lee, prN"itr :m'i
WArr.u. Lectures at night ny Hon. John Mon
tcirI, state superintendent "fPhblic schools .ai''l
iruI. prrn Root, of c;rrolltun-
~ order 81 HE Executive Committee. N".!Li
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28

New GonDS-Iu>t received. Call
AMI examine our china now ready Tor cNiiI-
bitiou. ut GEO. :. MCt;HEN x Cos.