Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
TOWN N COUNTRY.

Register, or you will lose your
vote.
Windy weather, dusty and disa.
%greeable.
The ladies of the Baptist church
intend holding 4 festival during Fair week.
Everybody must register this fall
if they wish to vote at the November
election.
The INTELLIGENCER is obliged to
Messrs. Bowen Il Son tor u box of splendid
peaches.
We had a call from Henry Hughes.
E,q., of the Independence Herald, one dsy
last week.
VIM. Frazee, Esq, Of the late Wa
verify Express. Visited Lexington and called
on lis Mon'iay.
Rev. Frank Russell, of Johnson
county, Will preach in the Cumberland Pres.
bytcrian Church. IN this city, at l0t O'Clock
next Sabbath morning.
The next meeting Of the Old Mems
Club will be 1T Nm. McCau>land's resi-.
,lrnre.on the second Saturday in May. 1875
MI. Louis Fincman was thrOw WI
from lf'- horse several days ago and very
considerably bruised, but is now about
again.
Major \. G.. Young was elected
President of the Old Mems Club ut their
last meeting. and WIN. McCauslani Vice
President.
DO o wish TO vote for any candi.
date now in the field. or one to he nomin
atr'l on saturday: II you do. YOU mus,
register or YOU will not b" allowed to vote
TIL" Prrshytrrv of west Lexington
ky.. southern synod, met in Winchester
September 81, ami in Its proceedings ".
motto" ia" dismissal ofR"v. :. W. Cheney Il
the Pr"-i'yirry .! Lafayette. Mo. O. S.
Our Rahirnl fellow citizens know
,n" 10 reach the people with their an.
nnC.,.. mrmt>. They ai,rrtj-" ~ ti. IHrEi.
Liz Fer. 81" lh" an""un~mrni -: MIR
:."nd = "n'> speaking in another column.
\ couple of "ur rur!I friends irnm
j Mas triiri" we're III town last Satur.
dny. o>,, ii'.y any 'hNnr" they conf! lean
an Tim" from Mr.. WrII".i.- ru.,i"->lipprr
'''''ht ~ paw w 'hIi' - wa 49, lt~
tar" in July last.
Mr.. j. NJ FlNnt la. returned t,
lrXi' gton from Colorado. and don't bee
Ing on ;lin, county. Mr. Flyui wrhr
there tor the hririir OF :,i> health. nut ,'or:
not think he has been greatly bcnriilr Il h,
! hi r,>idrn-. there.
\ >ris>orS-.r,nirr II 5 made H.,
appearance ON "'ir streets. The Thing take
anon" the ,larkry>, AMI small h"I>. VII,
stand around in crowds to have THEIR dog
knives and ra5nr> ground. and 10 see ih,
'pirk> fly. It. II "rur">ty."
LAFAYETTE DHLEHAT:s. - Reid
W,tli"il. 'hilr>. Riani, |!:ayi:Ss and II RI.
don. were III" iimnii>".lN for Da, is" an,
Mitchell. Groves. Raeim /. tririmr Cor.irr
VI. A.St,r'r ana =. l.. steele were. tl:, IA
NOUS ">rv"u i"! ia -" IN ilr t]arrn!,"i
Convention.
Goop. Jerry N'l'auSllnh. Lafay.
"'i.. ,i!up;o's: ~ T." =" " IT," other .iaH
Jerry IVES i su"i account q: lim>rlf. Say,
matter. i"i tlraiiv. are suinr..u9t iir.lrt
IN inr ,'l,": hii that Wm. Young. Esq.
cX-',i:'rr Il t'.r iSrEIIl"ENCER. will hr Tit
next s!m r.t -CIo!.u-,n Democrat, 18th.
Jo-.ph y. auckland, Esq. of ST
Luuj., i commission merchant who pay
particular attention to shipments of tiou
and .r.t;n. He i well known ON change.
~ l,rin- an expert III these articles. and j
our shippers have ANYTHING OF this kind t
send - -. Louis they wcUi! not likely d
better iiiru y run.i-niTy it TO Jos. \. Buck
land. Nos. 100 and III y. Commercial stree
THAT ..BEAUTIFgL STAR.