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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
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JOE ROBINSON.
F ASHtO NABLE BA II L r.
Shaving IL Cents.

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If Joscrh IN any way. rcsembIed MIR.
P0tiphar's Joseph, II was the likeness Of
sign pole and coat. II" used his tonsor,al
skill and ..bar's' oil copiou>iy an himself. LA
was exceedingly fascinating. His hair was Il
beautiful brown, parted III the middle Ills
moustnche was dyed TO coal blackness-iu
fact, his appearance and manners was n fine
advertisement for his profession.
This extremely gay wii"wcr was present
ed to the aforesaid Young lady Of the Normal
School prof. Joe. Robinson. Of lire TonSu-
rinI Department of kirksvilIe." fle was
graclously received, and became highly
pleased will. her personal ard ~rfctaiitc charms
at least. he laid siege to them. telling her
he was '.lonuiy since hi. wife died." aud the
young lady falls an easy victim To the win.
Mug wiies OF the gay uidower. Here trouble
begins, for whenever did "the course of true
love run SMOOTH" The midHigllt wander.
Ings Of the Professor, and the pensivr moo,l
Of the maiden was discovered by I'VE Primer.
closely guarded. her mother teleRrxphed for,
and the old lady lost no time in sluwiuS her
countenance on The aelJ. She gathered m
the young lady, acrautrements DC, ali
fastened back 70 Carroll. leaving the poor
disconsolate barber drowned In Tears. Love
laughs at locksmiths." and she was not Ions
In letting her fond Joseph. the Professor
know where she was. To aay he came
woald DOT exlress tt--te nen on the wing,
Of love y the near proximity OF his loved
livery stxbie into r%equhitiou, md. with
little help IRONS brother Of the youne lady
and . small amount OF 'shampooips. 70,
the young ladxAway from BattsvtlIc, thenc,
to Triplets 0fktion, where esquire Triplet
quickly made the Professor happy for ME
and the lady Mn. Robinson. MOI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
HORRIBLE DEATH

On last Sunday morning, the dead hods
Of an Irish woman by the lame OF Kate Glea-
son, was found GU the track Orthe Lex. Il st.
Louis X. r. . short distance East VI the city.
II was mangled and torn Ia the most shock.
Ing manner. Her bowels were %protruding,
limbs and neck broken, face black eued aud
bruised. skull broken. with the brains scat.
tered around on the ground, presenting u
slcl cniny scene from which the eyes turned
away in horror. As soon rs Information
reached the city, coroncr Adam walk, sum-
mOnrd n jury aud held M inquest over the
remains. The inquest developed the follow
in" facts,
Kate Gleason. resided 1T the first section
house four miles east Of Lexington. She
sustained herself. and her invalid husband,
afflicted with racrmatisni,j by boarding
raIlrua! hands. last saturday she came to
Lexington to buy provisions and get medicine
Tor her husband. She first visited Kuitsrh-
ml,lt', saloon III O!l iowa, AMI im,ibrL a
glass or Two "i beer. Later in tn: day she
went 10 Fishers Uu'-!, called for Il glass of
wine. drank j.. and then bought Il pint oi
whisky. She crmplaiuc.l ui being Tired,
~Ii,cuur,g"'i and ,!o"n-lcar,rd." and when
las, >rrn IN town didn't appear to lie mtnXi-
Gated. She left late in the evening. and in
the m"rn'nx her body Was found in the ron-
iition described. Having no doubt part.kcn
too freely of the WHISKY. She lay down 10
>lcrI, un the track, anu the train which came
along ut half past eleven AT night passed over
her body. The engineer i~,.tiiic,! that he
saw something dark on the track, but the
object Appearing list a:onnl Il ctrvc, with
the train running at the rate u! ID or ~ miles
an hour. he could not clsick up. lie sup-
posed il ~ bc u hng, COW or something OF the
kind. not thinking .. its irin, u human be-
ing. The jury rendered II verdict that con-
formed to the facts al,vrr-tliat the death Of
Mrs. Gleason Resulted from the ears passing
over her body while asleep. and under the
influence OF whisky, She was about Is
years of ugc, anl not hahitua!iy given to
drink. Witnesses testified to her general
,oLricty and industry.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
COMMERCIAL,

Weather as variable rs wuInin's temper. Cool
onr day anu hot ti- next. One ,sy clouds and
casts, the next sunshine Harvest has been
steadily progressing, scarcely interrupt Il by
tn: occasional showers. We are glad to hear
more cheerful accounts given uf the wheat
rs II is being cut. The wheat, though thin On
the ground. has unusually long and well-dlled
heads. We hope that uur county will have SOM
little surplus. Though even with better prus-
poets, We do not think Tat there will be MOTE
than between Que fourth and one third III . crop
for ths geJ:nd sOwn last fall. Corn Is in'cxcri-
lent rowing condition. We have never seen Il
look better The oIt cr.p will lie one al the
hra, lest ever RAISED In this County; We hnps me-
siUrmy may occur To blow il duwn bcfnrc il h
cut. The hay crop PROMISES will. l, is aston
ishing thst our farInsrs, VIII : have the beet grass
land in the world, ITO MT turn their attrntUa
more towards this crop than they do. Niy sell,
In ST. Louis through the winter and spring at
frUm Sis Ia 81 per ton. 1t SCENE to Us thai IL
would pay better at these prices than hemp or
corn. Figure ON il \ little aud see ii it will not.
The river Is still very high. fusi.ess Il dull IL
every town In the county. Tile merchants ali
wearing long faces. Ifhal; Of them were In the
harvest Held and ut the plow, it would be an
advantage 10 both merchandise aad agriculture
STOCKs AND GOLD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
MAYHEM ITEMS.

Know all ,nes hythes. presents. ! !:eahen Puck
cit, of NJ Iyvicw, Lafayette county. state OF Mo.
dealer in Dgy Goods, GrOcrrics, Boots, shoes.
Hardware, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Queens
ware, Patent Medicines, &c, do hereby issue
this, my Proclamation, VIZ: that alter the Isl Jay
nf VI saSt, lST., iny terms will be strictly cash
on delivery Ui pUott-. 81 after that Il.c do not
ask NJ Tor credit, for have tried the credit
system 10 some extent and l lind thai il has Been
very dclrimrntil To my business. All who are
iu,islIir,l To ~. viii pleas" call anu settle t!iriI
Irrnui,i,. toy | am compelled TO collect. | invite
The public In general 10 call and examine my
stock oil goods, pirds!ig myself to ~tli ~, low Ion
cash 40 any iI"u>c ~ the county, remember my
trim, are CASH,
Respectfully Yours,
REuDEN
r A..
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PLEASURE EXCURSION.

Last week the steamer Alice. one Of the
the waters of the Missouri or any other
stream, in command of Geo. Keith. Captain.
and Ro!ia Porter. Clerk, 50 well known to
shippers aud all classes as generous and
obliylng uiiiccr>-hoat. officers, crew and al!
surrendered thcIlScl,c Is to the carricrs and
whims OF plra,urc->cckcrs, giving them Il
>enii-irce Voyage up and down the ''!'ig
muddy Gay and happy thruns> of HAS
cullrrs aud frr'Ininc> from Glasgow, Bruins
wick and Miami crowdrd the cabin AMI deck
OF the proud little steamer luuugiug aud
srntiinrlitaiiz!ng through the day and DANG
Ing through the night. Our own county
added her contribution TO The rXcur>loni>ts.
On Tuesday Wavcrly event aboard with
her leading business mril, her gayest ma-
irons and most charming bellies. Among
these were y. I. Winsur ami lady. X. Death
ridge and lady. Judge Hall S!siiIlcl and
lady .ChaS. Er>kinc and lady. Misses Annie
and Emma Warren. Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Ell,
and perhaps others. Lexington added /;
number to the party. Kansas City, Leav-
cnworth and other points were visited. The
Alice returned the happy party. delighted
with the trip, officers and boat. on Friday
evening. AMI at night gave u grand blow
out" and ball ut our icvcc.
This drew the beauty and sallantry Of our
witty by the scores. Some to see fun and
trip the eight fantastic others to pIingie
in social chat with their Wavcrlt friends.
Among the ladies were Misses Mary and
Katie Kerdoll. Stella Ford, Fannie Winsor,
Kate Graham, Fannie Porter, Eva Bishop,
Pauline and Rcbccca Keller, Emilia farrar.
Annie Howard and others. Among the rep.
rcscntativcs OF the roughcr sex were Mcssrs.
Ryland Fin,iiay, Geo. S. Mc(:rew, III. "
Win,or,J l.. Ardin=cr Stanley Hobbs, WI
Erkle. Davis Is All.tatt, s.Icc dealers 0ppc.
site Dutch Row. VIM. Ecrdolt. VIM. C!.g.
ectt, P:t-ciial Chambers, James Zri!er. Rob
Young. Ii. l.. Earh>,iair, j. w. Mcug. Jas.
Antiers..n, Il. i. WaiGcll, a. }. Hall, j. L.
smith and many others too numerous. Ia
mention. DarcinG. chatting and promena-
ding were Kept up until two O'clock In. the
morning. when Lexington withdrcw-wfsh-
III. well 10 the Alice, her generous officers
AMI gay cN~cur,ioni>t-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

We have determined TO run of CIR drc-.
goods stock; and will sell FAR BELOW their
actual WORTH, our entire stock nt Janlan'
csc silk. and Pop!ims, T,rcos, ChItn-. Lu-
tres. &C., &c. Many Of them are the mos
desirable good, in The market. and are Tn,irl
lower than the same goods can be bougI'
anywhere else. We have ju-t received :
large lot o:..Victori1 Lawns Swis-cs. Ham
burg Eds,nes. Cash's Frillings. kid Gloves
Shirt Fronts. Lace Collars. Twcc,ls, CASH
mcres, &c, at very attractive prIces.w We ar
selling a handsome Victoria Lawn at %
per yard. Sprin: and summer shaw!s u
prime cost. We cannot be beat Oh prices
Come and see.
McCACsLAND Il BEDFORD,
incl3.,f No 30 Main Street.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
ELoPEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
A Tonsorial Professor Elopcs with
One of Carroll's FAIR
est Daughters.
From the Crroliton Journal.)


The ''cvcn tenor Of her way" Of the use.
ally quiet village OF Battsvill., in this county
was disturbed the other day 10y m elopr.
mcnt in higi, life. 4 young lady, well-to-do
III this worlds goods anu wares. was sent
from this county to the Kirksyiilc Normal
School fort the purpose Of having her young
Ideas taught how 10 shoot" BY some hook
uT crook nobody knows how it soon became
noised about-not by grand flourish OF truiu'
pets and tin horns hut by gentle whispers
in the twilight zcrliyr>'-that 1.-THE girl IRON
Carroll" had considerable hard cash in the.
hands Ola guardian. and that she. though,
small. was of marriageab'e age. THIS via
considered by some Of The gentry of Kinks
vile TO be quite a.'catr!i.' and worth lOOS-
ing after especially by agay young nidower,
whose wife had bur 4 few months before
..gone to that borne whence no traveller
returns" and had left him two little respun-
sibilities Of the ,rfder aye Of one or two
years. The WidOwer was n prOfessor-of
embellishments ovor his office" doOr was
sigu. Of wiIi.t, the following ia n fac smile:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

Look. Look Read, Read!

Everybody needing boots or shocssw viii
ind 1t to their intcrc,t TO go to W. ]. Eckle
Il Co., ss they have 4 large assortment al
cloth, oil goa, and kid gloves. slippers and
mems shoes. that ;hcy viii close out FOR the
next sixty days. At extremely Isw figures. ~
as TO make room for fsH goods, NJ they IN
tend 10 bring the finest assortment Of boots
and shoes ever brought to this city. Cal!
early and &c, bargains. n6jtf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
Another NEGRO NJ

ANOTHER NEGRO MURDER -
While the white citizrns of Carroll:on to
the number rf thousands were iuin:;
! big demonstration on the Fourth, the col
orcd folk prompted :hrrrtnhs Az overdose Of
patriotism ami "tam"ic-i"0t." Che latter ill.,
Gra,iiru, pr"I.iiing.) got int" t. general row
and street fight, which resulted in 4 cnlurcd
aud INSTANTLY killing his uncle, Jasper !i'yl-
nld>. The HiiirIcrcr was pr"lnl! committed
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Card.

The Lafayette silver Cosnrs hand desire h n.
turn their thanks to the following named pspsrs
and gentlemen who assisted them cratic durins
the eth OF July, lsIS. BoAnt OF LAfay~tls 20
Agricultural / Mechanical Association, fur their
Fair Grounds. Lexington Weekly CAucasian.
Lexington Weekly Register anil Lexington
Weekly lntclliyencrr. all for advertisements
notices. & To sheriff raubman, soiiciitini
and appointing police, &C, Mcssrs, Eneb~ry I
Jennings. for lumber, &c. Benz. Marshall.
lumber, &c. John Taubman, L. Z. Carpenter,
4. Casio, John Gather, Charles Clayton. poles
duty. Bowiry Mediation aud Dudley Flynt,
services ut Ice cream stand. They desire also
In return their thanks to the citizens who patron.
lied the pic.nic on thst day We herr with sub.
nit statement Of receipts aud expenses: Grand
l"tal receipts, S5!. 81; Expenditure necessary,
SlGS %.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
ING

wool-s0 tn IS for comblng.
Buttcr-choi.s vel. roll. neatly wrapped IS to
Eggs-lrsh, 10 to isS.
Besns-hand picked navy - no to 900; medium
Provisions-S. C.. hams. Il to l6e; country II
s~iirs-clcar. etns.
ShOsJlteys-St0
Lard to 10.
F~lour-choice XXX & % ~ Ibis II 90, good
second rate s 10:
Corn meal-.5c.
Salt kanawha, . so.
Grocerirs-Brown sugar 10 IN -; Ex. C. Is
to "a; 4: lsS ,",i'i erashe':'ss I" Is.
tonee-choice. q to IS. fair Is to .s; O. G.
syrnr-snssr loaf. 81 On to l 10 golden. %.
M"lasses-S. ii. IS; common So
Chcese-N. Y, eoc to ~, sss1ish Dsir5 %;
p..Tper-so Z" IS; pure ground. .oe.
Alspicr-2j Ia ~.
H~onay-IJ 10 30c.
~Talew--sa to
yeaiirts-rrime, soc:
E~e-swax-s3;
Coal "i'.tac per gal ,.
csrs-,S . =: ! so to 3 90.
Sundrics-10niops I % 10 9 %.
Appics-dried, bu. ! on 10 ! 80
Tsachss.xarie.i 10 Z" &c.
polatoes-l % to ! 50.
i mssa-es 1907 ZOO, ! e 50 Il q Is ] 50 . e'''''' ''s
Dry G~oods-rrints s.i to l2I.
ShectingS-heAvy ~ bro, Is n -. Beeoua do.
lsh; nnr brown I. Is to foi lO-a shrstinS % to
IS; Crash, In 20 20.
Coron-bl~ached, l2S to -.
Canton fixnneiy-lsA 30 j..
1icLinss-20 u 50.
| Table iinen-S0t to ] 50.
Jeans-35 70 ] 90.
Casimcrrs-l 90 to 2 90.
| PAPER cambric-l5h.
: SPOOL ~esfton-doGyl %.
Corsc1H-l 10 8 20.
Hidcs aud peits-dry hides Is 10 l.s; neea
sheep peits.-7s to . On.
Deer skin-dry, per n. llale.
Mink-prime, u 50.
Otsog-SaG3.
,~Cooa-prims. 3Sc.
NnsArnt-a 70 loo.
Ekunk-3GDoo.
LumbsrIiear pm, X isoh. ~, ss,ps t,es
Isl . ,soss bos.d: s, stock 6eaid. q, -:
aoorinS, 2, z r.ss q. 81 clean stl,s@s. -,
sS' g Sc. e; .Ssis & e.. s. T. ZEE: :.1
ss.sr: : K; Z 'l1SsIto. ~
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
n3tf WADDELl.. AUSTIN cos.
EQUAL CHANCES TO ALL.

Don't fail to notice the great closing OF;
sale Of II. J. +. Airrn>, of this city. lie ba.
determined to wiuI mp business. all! T." ac'
colnI,lisli this Inc sells his large >i"rk OF Dry
Goods. and everything cl-,' in the si"Ic. II
cost. ami will continue to 40 UNTIL all Is sold.
!ie has iust received ! Ncw supply OF the
latest AMI hau.i>oncs; styles In calico. a!,"1
Variety Of hosiery. AMI Il good many other
,4atin. articles. nil OF which Will be >"ii :i>'
at cost. Such additions /" >tnrh viii be- only
made in lca,iln. articles, in ORDER t" accom-
llisl, Tin the shortest possible Time. ihi, las
cleariu. oat sale Of II. j. L. .hhr.ns. hear The
market house. u
SPRING STYLES - Wall paper
suitable for this season. Flul,>. guitars an
vinIinS suitable for all .ca>uii>. liaI.!>"m,
oil window shades. All of the above -"l! 81
reduced prices a, riGOTrs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

EARTHQUAKE - Our city was
rocked by . 'young earthquake" last Mon
day night. The shock occurred 8 few min.
utss sftSr tan o'csock, and lasted 40 or "a
seeonds. Though we did not notice II our.
selves, II wss very sensibiy icit At the resi-
dsness on the Llun. Families who had 70.
Tired were aroused from slumber by the
Sinking Of their houses snd the '.ra.iins up''
sf C~hinsWsss.
hsAD-onss sew Advertisements ssvsrss sssS
~ fsenss Leais, al god ssA ysllsSls housss
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
RESULT AT BALrIMS3HSs

The seiiOn Of ths Rslln.prs C~onvsnaon IL
not ystknown. But ois thing Is certain.
Davis Il Allstadt sSs selling boots, snoes
hats. at exceedingly low figures ~uhishtns
will continue 70 do for the next thirty days,
TO make room for their fail itsck which v,li
DO Of mammoth siss., CsLl early and got
beygAias. ~-ttT'i n67ts
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
Is GREELEY THE MAN!

whether he Is or not. Davis Il Allstadt are
the u'cn, who have Just received several
lass" OF killshslmer's celebrated CATERS.
Tho best and nsstest fitting boot, ever
offered In any market. Every pair war.
ranted. ns7tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
PUBLIc SCHOOL.

Applieseioes vii be received BY ~ sndsr-
sieled until Wednesday, July 18th, ls1S, f0f tie
S Z. sssii % . sssssss 81 q tss Ss.m.. sio.sass - -. IL
school months, from the iirSt Mondny IN Say.
TENDER next. Alsn Eur ~trscilrrs Ia the coloeea
or the Hoard, EruAX ALtsS. S~cr,tasy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
DON'T FORGET

That Davis b AHstsdt. are daily recsiyinS
new goods BY ssoress. Ladies'! n you want
70 sncsse your ''tiny pedals" In tho nsstssi
shoe stihc jsxsG>rrice, 20 10 Davis 4 All
tsdf. IN psetf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

LAST SATURDAY - Was q dull day
In Lexington. Merchants hal little 10 ii,
country people ut home, busy In their wheat.
fields. Fat dull as II was-,hin as the Street.
were IN the morning. a Yankee peidlcr of A
patent squirting machine" drew u crowd
Of several hundred in front OF the City Hotel.
lie piled up a lot Of barrels, ,prinklrd them
" ith coal oil, applied fire and amused The
crowd hy 'squirtiDg It out with this ma.
chine. His appsrstns consisted Of u ton
gallon cask. with mechanical contrivnnccs
sImilIr to q fire engine IT Is borne around
on the back by means Of straps. The water
used is prepared by the infusion or certain
chemical ingredients. II u man cou!I always
have the right kind Of watsf, and get nj the
nrs before II gets too big. IL would be a
night handy thing ina family" Tn sell.
Ing price 10, 1--WE believe $50.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

SUITED TO THE TINES - Don't fail
10 call on DavIs & Ailstadt, they are still SCI
ling boots, shoes and hats, at reduced prices
Cali . and get bargains, nj 100 Main
ftYcet, hbou
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

NONlNATED-A large number Of
ladies have held . convention aud placed
.Dsyis b Alistadt On thsir ticket mad voted
70 wssr their celebrated Brelsski shcss. ssssf
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CASH CASH

On and after this day 1t Is my intention to
ADOPT the late departure that l. bcr"min.
20 popular. l propose Ia decline the opening
Of new accounts, and close all that are due:
and In the future to give accommodations
only to those who have paid promptly when
the cash was required. Those who are III
debtcd to nc, l urgently request to call ant
settle their small accounts.
WA 4 rfGprr
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WANTED

Twenty-6, Eve tie cutters at Willard, IA.
county. onry p1id every week.
(2u Apply to SuocKLEY d WHITMER.
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves To he In.
debted TO me are hereby notified to call and
setli. at once, to save trouble.
NJ (RSTz
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WEDNESDAY, JULY ;, 1872.
TO LOCAL ADVERTISERS.

Persons advertising In the local columns, ex.
eept those having standing ads" will be
charyr-i Is cents per line for trs, insertion, and
10 cent? per line for each additional insertion,
and TO those having standing lads" 10 cent,
per line for nrst insertion, aud ) cents per line
Tor each additional insertion.
1kp,siIiyelN no deviation from this rllu.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

EsTERrRIsg- Geo, :. Mcfircw Il
Co. are daily turning out wholesale. pi'fs Of
Qusenswsre and Giass~ src At 81. Louis
brss.ie DGStf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

PICTURES - For the best photographs 20
to Saunders; for the best Gems &" To saunders;
for the best Rrlnbrandts go to Saundcrs'-th"
only Gallery in town that makes the true Rem
brandt. In fact. rn 10 Saunders for all the best
and latr.; styles IN pictures. Gallery "iros':"
r.,~,t,u.,
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FOR COOP Bel room, and
Q square meal, go to the L.indril Hotel, Ran
sas CITY. jill.
my3l-ly Proprietor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

We are authorized 10 announce that Lewis
Sesle, Jr. uI Dover township. Will submit h:
namet TO the dicislun at the County DrlnIcrl!i,
Convention. ms 8 candidate for The oil - ui tpiIu;S
Collector, 1T the Approaching election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

BEMIs BaosS & Co-Tiic advertisement Of the
above firm appears IN this issue Of our paper
They are engaged in tho bigsing business on Main
Street, st. Louis, and do AN immense business
Of TINT kind-pcrhaps the largest Of any honsc OF
the kind In the WEST. The members of the drm
are honest. prompt and entirely reliable. Send
on your UYicrs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

Fault JAlsi FRuIr JAas!-Chssp-
= thas IN cans u Gees Xc0rsw Cos. n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

MEssRs. EpIIoRs: Sl-nse announce my nam,
As = candidate FOR the Nc III County Tr'a-ur-ri
subject To the decision ut CAc Cuan,y Democrat,
Convention. As n guarantee of my Ability Il
perform the duties OF t!- oilirr, amt my idrlIt,
therein, ! refer In the record of my rntirc ii,
spent In this community. Respectfully,
wv. q. MC Au-LAS;.
July al. lS.o
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

Al the solicitation of many friends, | hereby
announce myself Is q candidate for the Office "i
County Treasurer. subject To the decision of the
County Democratic Convention, ] have resided
In this county 81 years, and o:irr my past rrcur!
- . guarantee Of my future conduct.
Rcrspec;fIliy.
Tuo-. Il. CI.AGEr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

rIASoS ASp ORGANS desiring 10 puf-
chase either Instrument cLn obtain h:ttrr bar
gains oil Mrs,rs. SIcic y Mills. General Agents
for thu celebrated Ari"n and lIrlor Gen.
pisnvs and r>irv ti,'tI:"p:.tI a than amy dealer
In the West. Call .i III m or s'h! Tor their err
cuiars. No. III. North Fifth street. st. lruis.
Mo. All Instruments fully Warranted. SLY
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

PAINFUL ACCIDEET- Leonard
Ripple. a youth Of about II years Of aS". and
4 son Of Adam Ripple. II butcher residing on
South street, met with II painful accident; last
Monday morning. lie WAS riding in 4 wagon.
aud the driver. pushing the horses at Il very
rapid Tate down the big hill this side Of the
stonc bridge, ran the wagon into = deep Iol.
low, upsetting It, and throwing young ltuple
out, breaking one of bis legs In two place,
below the knee. His sIifcriugS were intense,
and his cries at tire ti,nc o; the occurrence
were heard several blocks distant. DR.,
Atkinson was sent for. AMI upon examina
ton found the large bone broken just below
the knee, and both boa.s broken anI badly
shattered lower down the lee. The wound
were dressed. but no attempt will be NAL,
to set the broken bones for II few day
through fear Of modification. The lai
though sufieriuy much. is doing ~ wei, -
could he cxDrrtcl under tie cjrrrlu,StaJrrs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10

\. a. J. o. L~f:SUEi:i;.
Cor. Main and I'm. streets.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-10
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
Germ

Lexington, March Goth, 1872.