davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
EQUAL CHANCES TO ALL.

Don't fail Ia n"iir" the Great closing out
ale 81 II. !. l.. AtrrlI>, of this city. lie has
determined /" wind up business. AMI to ac-
rpInpi,>I thi-.hr sci : hi> LARGE stock %! Dr,
Gnr.>. AID "irrS thing else in the sore. at
cost. AMI VIII continue 10 Ito until ali ~is>ui,i.
II" ha~ just received a new supply of the
latest AMI iau'i>nmc>t >lyir> III calico, a.-na
variety ri hosiery. and 4 good nItIIy other
i"a,lin~ %IIiri"-. ali al which VIII hc >".I also
II east. Such additions I" stock viii T." "uly
;iIadr i'll leading articles, in order i" ac.."ui-
pii>Ii lin III" shortest possible time. This last
clearing oHt ~ai2 OF II. J. T.. Ahrcn>.n near the
market h"u>-. If
In the absence Of til. %"liIur. corn will b.
received: n this rItirr on subscription. We
would prefer To have il IN Il liquid state. but
viii arc"p, i, in the car. If we cannot get il.
"th'rw!>r.-N-hi,a Int ,"rj.c.
our choice would be rye" being -ulnr-
what accustomed 10 it..
\ m lot of Lace Collars. ~, low -, - ont q
ri'"r, &; h'il"r'> Variety store. III
TURNER'S HALL Nick ~lIacrlr
H'''' . { 'A.'!4lN !hlhil!l MS ti'l liltlitl~ ana
customers that he !ccp> constantly on hand
l Tine assortment Il! Tie very best wi.i~hry.
hran'iy. wine. beer. ali. &c.. at ruImr~'
HAL, whore he can Il" found in person Al al
r"a>"nnh!' hours. lie attend. bar him ii.
kIlLI:D- y Young man hv the
iiai.ir OF iitlHiIi"n. living near Nj. Hope. III
thu %c"liniy. WAS kicked hy Il h"r>,. on last
Friday. anE! from I!ir worind> received
thereby. died on saturday lie vas i"I!rw-
ct I" ':.'' -Fai" "h sun'!a! by 4 Iargr NUM-
Der ri friends and relatives.
y REVIVAL tudrr the preaching
of Rev. Nr. Eari". Il distinguished Baptist
divine. i III pr"-rr>> al the Baptist church.
Large Congregations aud great interest man
it.Str,i. Services 1t :; O'Clock. T.. NJ, and III
m.=hi. Mr.. i.tr.' breaches li, Li,t sermon
III our city Tonight. and lrJNc> io-imrrruw.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
-
pOI:CGE,piC

Oar >ub.rIilrr>. ani patrons generally.
VIII phase l'"k OVER ANY l.tlIr Griiri' ne!
wliicl! might occur in ihi> i>>I". a. the la;
Distributor" hr- tr""n !rit aIun. {" get up
i'r' whole paper. Groves visiting. inHi.
-!rh, and | d-rrcrHln"I L" go my best.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
TO LOCAL ADVERTISERS.

Persons advertising in the local columns. cy-
crpt those having staining ''als.' will b.
charged ID cents per lin" for first insertion. and
10 cents per line for each additional in,,,tinn
and 10 those having Standing ads 10 cent,
per line for first Insertion. and ; cents prr lin.
for each additional Insertion.
sTr">ltIr"iy IA" de, iIti"n from tlns ruiz,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
WHEAT CROP.

from In" following clippings from %oil,.r
~; papers III thl> STAT, II viii be ,rru thai
oar county l. not the "mi! one that viii >uii,I
tbs year from bad wlrat crops. We b,y,
taken 4 great 't,I' Of pains to gather ,br>,
I"''>. NJ rely /" ehoH our i,rniris tina; il i,
4 general complaint:
The Narr'n-hulS journal has ia" follow.
lowing: lii" "hin:z t.lg> are >wariuiuw over
iiir country IN great quantities. Il j. tlu'r
thai unless >"!nr dl-prr>alinn sh"uld occur
I" destroy them. There would he :. poor
snow tor wheat ur corn. Some think tina,
Ii" prevailing heavy rain, will DESTROY
them. but W" !'iN" not m"cI faith ia this
Ia" Fnyrttc tiioward county, Banner
say: Taking an average of the rrl,ort-
that ""iiir t" lis from Reliable sources. we arc
now able Il" Say that the wheat crop of tli,
r'Si,n must fail ar short OF an average
one.
The thEH!r0iic Constitution la, the fol-
lowing A Not" from Christian Kennedy
Informs Us that the wheat prospects around
FIrmersviilc. situated on the line between
Livingston conr.ty and Grunly, docs not
promise more than half a crop
California tNoniicau county, Democrat
says. 1T is generally conceded. If the wealth
er should be favorable from this time to
harvest, that \ full half crop will be made.
HE advantage, of driII planting over broad
cast are very apparent 'his season.
The Platte City Landmark regrets 10 saw
that the wheat crop OF Platte county mi.
season, will be Il failure. MANY fields have
been plo"ed up and scarcely amy will yield
a fourth OF Il crop. Oar people are sliarpcu.
inG their TECH for corn brraI for n wear T.,
come"
SPRING STYLES - Wall paper
suitable for tl,i, season. Flutes, guitar, AMI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

LEXINGTON, N'ril Th l>.'
EDITORS lSrEiLiE trI-t,i N.iIII y. Fig.
annDunc" me a. II can'lIdI'- Ipr IT," "'!"" -
- ,liy Register al The ensuing Jun, election
Yours very r. Speciality.
n2tl mos. ~rAND:>II
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
WOOL WANTED.

want ,rSp, On punt, 81 ~oDl. for wh'rh
MI pay Ire Eiyh"-f .nJ4TAr, pIic". delivered u
III ~ ny s,yT" ig+, ImI fyntLlr kyLLEK.
-
"'~"j bi"~rh"b mUsiIH. yard mIir. at i2h. cts
~ S'!Isi's Vanity sure. SAf
-
i|~r a BHs EDId watch key, glass on on.
f"i" AG1 2rlh IN rb@ othrr, syfnF~hrt. bet He.t
'"A1'"l aud fs.isZs Stsssis. AliD.TaI reward will
u" i"~"i 80 u ~Az a gTr.Hnt hrturH 10 ms orict
" NJ " owens. NJ EliDrsdo SAlDon.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

CITY

""Hrr authorized I" Announce lir. II j. +.
WHr,i.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

W" arr authorized to annuunr" Ethan Alien 4
u candidate for Mayor at the rmsu.u. c.,! "ircc,
ton.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
oLDER's MUsEUM CIRCUS AND
MANAGERiE:

W. NEtt 'Nf!' low
friday. Jun" :. with al entirely nov >y>,"a
"' ''''"'i"I't% {" show: All inir"',m"ui iaar
h'''>i meet will mlr"ri appreciation. ON,
ne" ~;'af'r" which iiIi'r,>-'> rs 'aNcra'l,
an! >.i"" L H. the progressive -p:rIi OF Nr.
Older. - Ii Arrangement of ,i> l.lil.un>.
wh"r"!,! the MI>~dm AMI M.I!-,:.r cen
h" 'i"wr'! witIou: attending tn. Circus.
a>'irh ar" in >:i'rrl'" ptNilli"n. mi,l one
t'h"tailnit> I" both: again Mr. Gm.-r was
~" ir>i IN tn t:ci! Val, al instructive" ,iu-
sam ATTACHED /" i t:LN'..!l- N"nH-rr.r x
'lrr'i>:"n'i tHr Nrvy tn To- search liz. hid
den depths: Of the -, a.rE I,r.I. forth To
gaze Of the 'iw,ii,r> al the llH.i :! monster
Nha!r-~ra Ti-cr-S"a iuw-Srai>->,a
p"f->hHrhr-aH't nun"r"W> other marine
monsters
com" Ia town AMI -" II" Baby Eiyl,ltui
only - tn'nc>i in hight. observe ~. uum-r-
on Lions. li@"r~. !!yrUa-I Lu>r OF Mon
k"y>.'l't "'r:ii.rr" Hu.,trriarautrlul lrv;i-
'atilii-.
'"N.r aHl II" tie i.u,"i,rau ,,,aiM.>:>
i III. X i]I..Lsi,t" -l"y,.,!i. t!.r r.,-i .,..-
'i"r!ui perform r l.. Ia H,!iL. arr.ua 80
SIRE oar ~rcii'r, i:iti 40 .~,i,rr >r,uN VII.
''''' IL ~|sI>tIsl.
l.ii> j. what In" -. .lu.rp.I ll.rsi! -,,. .f
O!!,r'> show:
NC. rlt! morning Offers 3r,n.! c,rnhi-
ati'n-cir".ls lti~,;:l AND mcnl::cr!r all in
On --:'ti T. tI'ir ar. MAO the CITY. The
procession va ,lrriI~,ly the finest we have
ever Witnessed "i the niut. and c!r,rl,
showed Ina, Ia" rmt,rtaiiicnl il y" given
i'y VIZ. 'n!'r W"l!! ir 81 m"gr lIul ur,Iuia-
+! worth.
AHrGn..lI ami ni-;.t IL" tint wa> literally
l'''N"i. All! man: VIZ u~a,..., 10 @.un All
IIituItr.
IUr M.jt,- .jr ana The iu,I>nllm. With the
t'ah! elephant. the wi!t'r. lnc ,l,,i,;I rlal.t.
81" .t1Gr;I I villa = l,r-r cu!.vriinn Of Wild
"iI,iItis. are well worth III irir OF ad:l.--
sion. ihc ct:rU> nI"i'"r j. decidedly t!lr
best t''tt has Visited or city Tor Il Ion@ time.
In GynHl>iic i"ll> OF Nous. aud MADAME.
S~tnyrl'i AZ. triiiy wnnl"Y,ul. a. ali, ar. thu.
!e4I> al tii' kInr'a,i" !,iuiiy-n family of
GyinHa>t- Of ia" highest merit. Two good
"."An-am 4 nui .,cr "a 1T ia.,iil,.. ami!
arrrl'tt- ar. win III" company All r:y>-
'n' were !.i-h!y delighted via tn. enter
t,:n..i ~. titi -, rNrr.--.I til m."iN,~.
. Nh. I vii ~ri:l"-r hi rInv.-> - lay.
"a "ra!'ir 1I' VAT rroAG>.>Irr /. =. .g nj,
,,,.t, .r,,i., M ~
.r,.- ,r,. ii. 81 49,,
ri.r,t y-l,,, IN ria. ..,, ..r. ..r -
.,-.,
, 49,. $500.
A Erw N".tT,r,r nr,;rr-N.
ui,.t..g. ,,..,.,. ,,ii.. ,.,
.i,.. -. I'm. ,,rt.,ri,, -, ,.:, ,,.t.T, -.
'"'
49,, i'"' :" y
'''
:,
,,i,. .,.',
rr,,.
r,,ry> -.r..
c,;o ~
.,,,,.,r. ,,,.. On
,.,.u ,,, ,,-.,, 49,,
"' - u ''
49,, - '''",
Al,
''"''' from ''':!' l!'it 'J"h' ia, !-Nr"F'!"'i
'''h't> can 10: ma ny wa! OF =. Louis. nan
81" '';H AMI N"ri.i' m Railway at one hlnI
"iI"-i III rats l.! application l" the iirNri
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

PiCrVEES- For the best Photographs 90
To SImnd"r-' frr tn" T. = I-!r- - I" saunders:
for the b,,t it"inhrua'.t- :" 10 Siun'lcr>'-'hr
only Gallery in town That MAKE Ii" tru" Run
brandt. In iirt. -, ir saunders Tor all IA" l"'-t
AMI --latest styles IN r]ir;Hrrs. Gallery "pr"sri"
rnrIrthuu--
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

numerous Tn !:t!- GE"t | ana cG',i.tial, tor II,
= ..IIrilu ~ :.r t. -,r,ui VI nj. At tit. III
preaching iutr rir"t. cit IONS D,UIIITHIN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
CONVENTION.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Quill
Dri',fS Meet and Have a
jolly Time.
FESTIVITIES At SEDALIA.

FESTIVITIES AT SEDALIA.
Excursion to Parsons, Kansas---Re
turn and Grand Ovation st
Boonviile.
Headers. We have been to the E,iitor:a
Convention. which met AT SedaIIA on the -
We have enjoyed an excursion IL the bore!
! ,r~ 81 The IuIl.i territory and it j. AXpcctc,
thai ~" Shall Lave SOM thing To say in T..
gard - our trIp. We might ill an cntlrc sib
Of or paper with an account of what ",
,Iw. descriptions OF the country, pcr>uu:,
>hr;rIir>, *. Nc: but a. W haN" not Tia,
-pa-". we content ourselves with 4 silnp!,
.ni rough outline Ui some facts and lhinG,
t.i; .ur undcrour Observations:
y, 1T Lexington III go y. IN. Tucsuav
Oh ;H' l.. ~ - l.. Ii. K. Gu board the sun.
tr.in were DcMottr x Turner. o! The Re.
!-lrl, nd Donam& Nicrvli. ri the Caucasian
Grt. l. :>tin AMI >om. OF the Glasgow Jour.
nj. " Ait!l'!!l" Ne Wy" strongly r],in:or,.
cd it stevens. Of ;hr I"ntr;iia Guard. an
u,! =, I.l> in his WAY. y 10 pride, Lir-.,
no. on'E IN running 4 lively fanny j~yoyuI!
1u, ~ i".irNin~ >cur,- u suffering iuSa,i!,
by lat ut mr i.yir,> "rlii> own ln,cntiou.
brin- :. iiark doctor .n,. editor combined
he .,>tc,i lin.t III !r.,! uri.i.. u success.
mi Ri ~ilirou-h The rn..u;ry. h.yiu.
cUuc,l ul,nu: ..yri,i,-Hvc person, and
hiiiu. i 'iTicrn subscribers to lie
nIu,i. Vt ,!Nin: al ,Xrrir-iuu ,i.L,,. Il.
tailed i, inlur.>, ;n,. ,,uIurf,r win ,t,. o..
yit!.I ,,,,.r,., a..,. ..,i.t ,..,
uirDYI v;t,,v ,.r,,.,r,,, i.u,r,,i ,,,, .,.
and had ,r ,.y his t,r.. IN Tn ...,,r,
After tli> hi feathers +. !. AMI I,. INK L.,,.k
Gu!-t.y inf,. hi. >.ai. r,r.,Iiur l., .i,ui,,
upon lAr .r.tr uu.i.njtN iI,I had l,,..,,
offered To III, ..tr,, lfr, -" t.; Missouri Al
l~.rnwu,,iiIc ON nn!nbrr wa, increased hy
Frixrr. nt,.t. WNrrtv Elirr->. au,l Peter
~pn. of liz. I~!.oun-,Ii,r l;,urr. ;r;vrru
.and /, v',,a.... T.. H.. ~, arrived. and re-
r~trr,1 # ill.,. I,- iI,... >.,I.J, H..
i;uirI. I'm, ,., ou. I'M ;,vn .:n,. ,,.. l,rr-
inr of, ,c Marvin u,t,., v,. .,,,,,l.I ..I
,..,,., t .,r:,,i,r in vri,.,. .l,.
lr., ami ...i!-.au> ~i,-r.r.l ,i.a .,n,y in
s.riir ,.,E,t n,u,l- i,,t u,r..I ,..,.
~, re- III, Ne. tr.,n, ,.v,,,u, L,..:tf,- ,,-.i,,
their .yrl,,- l,r different ~,,t. ,t;. j.,
.,.. ~
W. ''.'' -
''~ ''' ''''
" T. W.
.- '' ~ - 20 CIV 'IHA'h 'lli''lll'' u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
STATE TAN REprCED John Cat,

STATE TAN REnrCED John Cat
ron.k>sl., who III behalf OF the Farmer, tlu!,
~Ii>itr,! Jefferson :ity last week To meet the
board disqualification, was. >u.rr>>fuI in the
object Of Li> visit. Tn" following is i!. pr
cent of reduction which !r ell rt"o:
Real estate. reduced T. per cent: town lots
10 per cent: m'lir-:2b per cent; cattle 10 per
cent: horses II per cent. h"%> h Yer cent.
The n>>r>>rri value o~rtaNIh.r property WAS
rr'IicrI l.rI-.ile. The reduction saves To
the county $i.oSj,4l. To show how much
cheaper Vii. tatron clh travel than rail-
r"t! Officers, We woui! stat" that hi> travcl-
i'm Xpcmsr> .inr!u'iing three days hotel bill.
amounted to SID
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
t,ti III

W. ar" au.;rn,lri - a'i."unr" JosI!
Barton. al r~A.".1"r t-'A-Etp. ~ n
rnirti,it:, To- IA, Iii r; ~..tIIl uf Isi rs,'t,
county, >I'j.ct lo /" ir,l=iun 81 the count.
Convention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
Lexington. March 2DtIi. i,...

PHILADELPHIA tOSVENTIoN-i The
-. Louis. kan-a> CITY * Northern IA lwav
'"IHI'hny, formerly North Missouri. viii
'''' '.'h'>'"h TICKETS 10 the Republican
ton' "ntson. from LrAIuytunto pliiIaL.Iuht,
aiI' r"t'i'I- i"F &i~. Good @uiH. from Nav
2I'h t" june al; AMI rctnru.n,.. GOOD unt.l
Juu" 18th. If
COTTON hosiery. "A Irra" io!, At 10 cent. Il par,
Al heller variety >''. 5sii
WANTED a printer oil TIA. city want, I,
-itulfi"n. H"i-n 49,. compassion anl ,,r.,,-
mua, -,D,r and Intelligent. Reference, given
Address riis "a,c".
i'r'z Variety tore. S!ti
JE--n- Enitons. Ia reply t"U rtil In The last
i-En' 81 %"uI i'si'r, -iGIE'h MINI: fri'H'l- tni
H'''tr.' req II -ttmg M To broom" "a rti''"tti'
t' ih' "E!"' 81 Mayor At tnr ensuing cIiE "irg'iDh.
! LaL' iiiiA ""rtstnu 10 al that ! iIiy" conclude!
h'a t'tI@gGC' Inv sui! - "a candidate tor hiIt cni"r
ai'a'f ri'"i"d viii discharge the GutIr- th"r"pi
mi" brat Ui Iuy lhIiIiy. md, pendant Oi party
II i IL McrApnrx.
i''Nt Iaraf, Tor :, cent, at K.Ii.r's vnri.ty
-tprc "a,
'..""n - 10th si.rr- at Dayi. 4 AIi.,ad,'s f,,
IH'iic- At 81 prr pair. n
'"'y W. e1 A'"'i f1r good b~i"srir.,i muslin,
'JHfh "!h"' At h'iirr's Variety store. snf
Uat% aud Zap. ~ east al k-Iint'. y,yi,,, st...
70 Main street. opposit~ city IiDtel. ,,,f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

:oE.A t.nup BED rlrnu rrnIn. and
4 guar" m,ll. :, 10 ;hc l.inl"'! ilutyl, k..n-
>a- Civ. >. ii. i;AIW!i.!..
mvil-lv Proprietor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

To tALIFoHNiN- Mr.. James krl-
~. 4 wealthy and prominent farmer of Texas
Prairie. ana oie of cur principal stock men.
ir.;vrs tomorrow rThur>,iay.i for California.
'i'artrr> 4 stock ear at $!ao, which he will
ill with Il ]nillil'r of ~!r"ri-ii"rn cattle. and
III Berkshire Ii"g>. Mr.. kr'ly goes 10 l"nk at
ti:rr"lntry Will. ;hc View "fi,rarin-. Should
II" lih,.it Ii" vii! retain the stock, and rrtrrn
for !ts family. 1t nos. he viii sell them and
ahl!r in old Lafayette.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

w" ar" authorized +" iuuninr' l. II Wilson
A. acInl.di.r tur tt- nHir'. ~ tIiy i. ~ru"'tuI. a,
the ensuing c.Il election
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Nrrr."ti, iy iiirrT /. y. Gaines. on III" -!
in-' \lrH \tl. -! i;pnuVlilr, I" Mis- Il VI
lie, ltiShtvr at Col %',IutIcr, Of this WaNrrlry
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

SPRING STYLES - Wall paper
suitable for TIL, season. Flutes, guitars AMI
victims suitable FOR all seasons. Handsome
oil window shades. All Of the above sold ut
reduced prices at PiGorT,,.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

only ~ c@ yard fyr good bir,ci,.,i muslin.
a yard wide. al h"I!rr'a Variety E,.r, .uS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

hHi '"r'f' for - senis, at Keli"r's ymririy
store .,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

MARKET itEroEr- VIII be fuUnl
/" lac inlcTr-;Gn" thu week. The y,ry latest
quotations always given.
Ln---
L.uUp TALKING At the Il. Il.
Board meeting a few evening, since. No
fights.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

R~EHETHsI.R THE TTstFi.
70 Il - CEN Is PER IAR ID
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

Dan ltICE-Tlc greatest Snowman
"i the ace. viii be in Lexington on Friday.
II" last day of Ibis month. Let every man,
woman AMI rli!d he present. 1t will be Il
treat that no person could we'll a.lordto miss.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

At 81 ItcF pa,r. r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

UNHEARD OF PRICES. AT
n3tr WADpELI.. AUSTIN ~ cos.
CURE IOUR toKNS - BY goin" Il
klu--. In style. tit and iini-h, hi h""t- can
sr beat. N".iN 3
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

REMEMBER The Primary meet
in@" ar" held in each township next >afrr-
day. Let every inaM who want. to serve and
ave his coHuirN attend.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

ELSEwiEHE-W Will he found our
correspondence" from Wellington. He j.
lii in the newspaper bu,inr>>. Read it.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

TEAMS Oh tho Pacific are al
way ahead Of timc-ncvrr late. The eve
iIiii. train SOMETIMES come i'll 30 minutes
ahead uii!mr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
ENE\iN' ENTERTAINMENTS

VIII. consisted Of banquet al lii,
I've, House, aud = ball at SMITHS Hall. Al
seven '!"rh %'diipr-. politicians. citizens.
ana scores "i III" most fu>"inaiin" bellies of
sr'iIiia "I!e'' The spacious dining hall, au,i
sat down /" ia!,l", vor.cotl>Iy oruumcu,r,I
with cake, ifn'i>. tibwcrs, AMI laden with u
t'"un'iiW rr"su-i"n ofcvcrything that could
satisfy the inner man. The BANQUET
closed with ipl>'> and speeches, when the
crowdr repaired 10 the hall, and spent the
REMAINDER oi III" evening In the dance.
While ther" m,yilt haze been SON, min
''h''"i'hi negligence AMI "hungllng" on the
part al 'hr committees. and the Board ,t
Trade, still III" citizens ser. Lavish, in their
hospitality, AMI contributed All I'm their
power /" the cDIniort and endowment, n,
'h"ir guests. Or. \. J.. Hun, Walker.
Hni other members If the local rrcss ,y.r,
un''rInS IN their efforts, aud omitted moth.
ihg that could Increase the pleasure and I'm.
icrc,i OF the occasion. Tips n,rmber, or our
unii,al"d bras band were fcn,icd and
Toasted IN a manner That showed TINT IN,
citizens Of srhaIia APPRECIATED the music
furnished by them, as one Of the most n,Irur.
tive features of the occasion Indeed, both
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

FINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Guard
hr"r chest Cor vi. mathews. which will hold
ton barrels Of beer. Gus. viii always keep
c"orI cool beer then. fresh from -. Louis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

THANKS-HoH. ~. Comin@o. our
i:"prr>rntativ" in Congress. has our thank,
for late Washington larcr- and public dor
II ucnt-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

New BEI.L-We notice that the
First Presbyterian church OF this city have
put up u new bell. of tie finest metal. to
cal the followers Of Tie l.amb' TO tAei:
place Of worship.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
GREENToN ITEMS.

MEssRs. EDITORS: Nothing very stirring
has occurred in ourricinity.
On the third Sabbath in this moath. the
funeral of Mr. Wesley Johnson's wife wa.
preached here by Rev. Dir. Newton. OF II.
T.. Church. South. \ large congregation
attended, and listened attentirely 10 the
solemn discourse on the subject of death.
The Baptist minister al this place, Rev. Mr..
smith, was present. and added some very
pertinent and impressive remarks.
Tho Baptist church al this place has just
been thoroughly painted. 1t is a spacious
AMI c0mlnodious ediiice. aud presents al
imposing appearance. 1t will compare IA
vorably with any country church in the
West.
The wheat crop i very inferior. Oats
look well. Corn planting is still going on;
occasionally we see 4 field of forward corn
looking Well.
The lleal,l! is good. The disciples of E,cu-
lai.ius have to draw their supplies from
some other >pIrce. Il; least last now.
The people are -cucra,1y for Greeley and!
Brown. They believe that ''trTti lie, be-
twcr:i extremes Lcu.r. they adopt l.iDer-
aii>In.
We fully endorse The Z r. policy Of the
iNrELLIGENcER. No more taxes for rail-
roads antil cur present burdens are light
cncI.
New BEI.L-We notice that the
First Presbyterian church OF ,hi, city have
put up i new bell. OF tie finest metal. TO
cal the followers Of Tie Lamb" 10 t!lei:
place OF worship.
FINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Guard
X Ballard have just finished a very fine
hr"r chest !or vi. Mathews. which will hold
ten barrels of beer. Gus. will always keep
good co"l beer then. fresh from -. Louis.
THANKs-Hon. y. Comin~o. our
i:"prr>rHtativ" in Congress-. has our thanks
for hate Washington PAPER, and public du,.-
Wucnt-.
DAN ltICE-Tlic greatest Snowman
"i the age. will be in Lexington on Friday.
II" last day of his month. Let every man.
Woman ami child he present. 1t viii be Il
treat that no person could well a!lordto miss.
ELSEwHE!iE-W viii be found orr
correspondence from Wellington. He i
-i'iI in the newspaper business. Read it.
TEAMS On tho Pacific are al
way ahead Of timc-mcycr late. The eve
lIii, train sometimes come. i'll 30 minute.
ahead utiimr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

WANTED 4 PRIMER oil TIA. rIty want.
situation. H"t-a 49,. compassion and ,,r.,,.
mGl, -,hcr and Intelligent. References gwen
llhr,-- rut- ,,li,r
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-12-05

ATTEMPTED ARSON We learn from
the Bellows Falls Times that, on Sunday
night, an attempt was made to burn the
building known as the Barry block,
which, however, was discovered in time
to prevent any serious damage. The at
tempt was made in Woods drug store,
where a pile of almanacs and papers
were collected and saturated with tur-
pentine and kerosene oil, incisions were
made i'll the plastering of the walls into
which were put rags wet with the same
combustible fluids, the drawers, shelves,
stairs, floor, ETC., were all covered with
it, and when discovered, everything
seemed to be in perfect readiness for a
confiagration. After it's discovery few
pals of water extinguished it and but few
people were disturbed. Great excite
ment prevailed, however, with regard to
the incendiary, and as usual in such cas-
es, many rumors were afloat, suspicious
circulated as facts, and in this uncertain
state of affairs, one Of the occupants of
the block was arrested upon suspicion of
having been seen early at the fire. On
Monday night or Tuesday morning the
same building was entered again by some
one who was probably frightened away,
but as nothing was disturbed the whole
affair remains mystery. The fact that
any OF our citizens being in any way con-
nected with the affair does not gain Gre
depce.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-12-05
VEOItrE VI FAUE.
Brevct Lieut.. Col. L. s. 4

How QUARRELs GRow.-According to
the Hearth and Home, the long dispute
between the United States and Great
Britain, over the San Juan boundary,
had its origin in the killing of hog be-
longing to the Hudson Bay Company by
an American. Restitution was refused.
anger was aroused. one act of petty re-
taliation and vengeance followed anoth-
er, until it was deemed necessary to send
a company Of United States troops to
keep the peace at San Juan Island. The
propriety of maintaining this garrison
was questioned; the dispute Droadened
and grew more bitter. until it was finally
made the subject of international arbi-
tration, and after many years has been
settled by Emperor Williams decision.