Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30

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Election next Tuesday.
The river 10 now lower than it has
been this season.
Let d o nah; either old or young,
faii to vote next Tuesday.
id. Hook has moved into Maeey's new
building on Franklin street.
Two thousand majority for the
Democratic ticket next Tuesday.
Look at your tickets carefully, and
be sure and vote for the regular nominees.
The Sociable held at the residence
OH. l.. Barksdaie, Esq. last Thursday even
ing, was a delightful affair.
The Brownsville Banner, which
used to contain a string Of locals, occupies its
home space with abuse of Mr.. Strother.
The new block Of stores in the burnt dis
trict' are now approaching completion. and
will be ready for occupancy early next
month.
Pete DOMAIN employed his dirty
tools aud put them at work, AMI then in keeping
with his true character shirked responsibility by
skuikins from the county and State.
The Democratic ticket is stire to
win In this county, but we want to roll I'D
such 4 majority As will forever crush Radical
ism among us. Let every one vote.
Every Democrat should vote next
Tuesday. There are some who ALWAYS think
that their vote will not affect the result. but
we hope that not one will Stay ut home this
election.
Worklncn are busily engaged in
putting down the curbing or Poplar street, be-
tween Franklin and South. This is y much
nsede'! improvement, US III muddy weather tn.
pimce is Amos. iTapassa1ic-
A sale OF all the stock, including
mulcs. horses, hogs. cattle, farming i'm
plen.cnts and furniture belonging to the estate of
Jno ii. Fitzgerald. deceased, will take place at
the late residence of dcceased hear Aullyi!lc, on
Friday, November The sth, ls12.
Mrs. RigHey living OH Laurel street,
was badly alarmed last Friday morning about )
O'Clock IN waking up and finding the fence
around her residence on fire. Several pannels
were destroyed, but no further damage. Cause,
hot embcrs thrown out against the fence.
MIR. WIN. j. Pigott, who has been in
tie book business in this city for thirty years,
has sold out his establishment to Mcssrs. Ed.
Mckee and john Austin. two cl.y.r. cn"rgei'c
huh rciiiD!: Young H:si. OF tL!s cry. ihc siylc
OF The firm will y: Mckee & Austin.
When the chief carpet-baggcr of
th- Register, who Row Glasses a cungrrssiunai
phantom, was nj Ecme ti,a: paper had .onic little
show Of d"erncy and s,rishtl.nese Wh-n ic
let he turn-d his i,!! per ov. to his dirty cubs.
Since then it',s bren n regular muck pi.c-all
filth aud ma hr.iIs.
What do You think of the business
manager ola Democratic paper tina: hires his
columns out, not only to abuse u brother member
Of the press, AID the regular nominees of tn.
party, but even to advance the Claims of Radical
AMI independent candidatrs2 Can any other
such example prjournaiistic mcauness and base
be;ias Al ofpirty trust be fuundy
HE dry goods firm composed of
J. II. ar'!;nSsr, and his nep:e", Juha +. Al
'tinSer, and doing business under the style of J
H. Arling"r 4 20, has been dissolved by the
withdrawal of John T.. Ardins.r. The entire
business reniai,s in the hands of the senior
partner, and will be continued ut the old stand,
wei! filed pocSet-books.
AN AKIN Notwithstanding the after
noon recess ut Elizabeth AuIl Scmiua-
ry. Tuesday of last week, little Birdie
Terry. a daughter of our est cmed town.
man. Joseph Is. Terry. met with u painful
accident. She fell from q see-saw. and
broke both bones of her right arm \ few
inches above the wrist. The wound was
dressed hy DR.. Small, and the little sufferer,
we are glad to learn, will sustain no perms.
ncnt injury.