Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1872-12-18
LOCAL DOTS.

Coal digrcrs are in demand.
Dressed hogs are selling on the
street at 3 u $! cents net.
The new County Trcasurer's Office
is in the store Of J. IL Ariingcr.
\ good calf skin boot at Eckle's
for S. 50. So get pair. der4 If
Musical instruments. from Jews
harp up to seven octave piano. At Lud-
wigs. dill
New boxes on the side walks al
most every day. showing that our merchants
are doing thriving business.
Mr.. Gratz has removed his cloth
inc store across the street 10 the Old stand OF
Grimes Il Venaple, next TO Lcsucur's srocc
r! store.
Geo. G.. Cummings new stock Is
being rep'-ni>hed a> fast a> sold. so that he
wiilhave big display for the christmas holi-
days.
The LAFAYETTE insurance Company
has policy Of $4,000 OIL a cargo "fsu.ar from
Pcrnalnhuco to -. Louis. E. Win>or X son.
are agents of the company.
New MrSlC.- Mckee & Austin.
successors to Pigo,t. arr in ,ercipt OF new
sheet music. at publishers prices All the
best new music constantly on hand.
A large amount of stock is being
ferrird over the river to be- shipped cast Via
the North Missouri railroad. tho Pacific not
beIn. able TO take all the frciS 1T OF that char
aCtcr offered.
For good goods in the grocery line,
at bottom figures. and of the very beHt quail
ity. call on McssrS. 4. \. It O. l.rsucur.
corner Main AMI Pin" streets. Read their
advertisement III another column. noN2Sti
James O'Gorman. Esq, clerk of the
county court. is on avisit to New York city.
and will return likely during the christmas
HOLIDAYS The business Of the Office will 90
on asusual under charge OF his efficient dept
,S. pr. L. \. DuIn.
Geo. SMcGrew, ESQ. has returned
from his Denver tip. quite satisfied with
hi, hog speculation. lie is now preparing
some other articles for that market. and
speaks confidently OF making his home in
Colorado. We shallbe sorry to la>c him.
There is not now, nor ha. there
been case of small pox in Lexington. Its
prcyalsnce at ST. Louis and Sedalia led our
city authorities 10 take some precautionar,
measures which have led to report, that the
disease was here No such thing.
The excellent article headed ''thC
Revenue Question:" on our second page
was in type for last weeks issue. hut wa
crowded out by press Of other matter tina
could not 30 we'll lie over. II will rcuay
perusai and careful consideration.
J. II. Ardimgcr, our popular DIR,
COOL, merchant. has just returned ircm II
Louis, where he went To repieni|h his stoci
OF winter goods. Ardinger always keeps
little ahead OF the demand. and his stock |
Giway. fresh. You can hardly fal! to sui
yourself if you give him rail.
We were much pleased to meet al
Old and valued friend last week III L." pcr-o
of JAIME. NJ. ShackelGord. Ed. now rc-idiu
near Auilviile. in thi, county. A!th"u%
Mr. :. entertained the queer notion In u
that the south was about 10 commit p"iitir'
suicide ami he therefore remained i | MOI
man throughout the war. vet we Il" not sc
that II has d-tracted ANYTHING rom q!
gcn,ality Of hi. social character or change
sentiment Of hi, political principles.
Capt. W. &. Turpin. SO long an
fayorably known 4, the arcrmp'ia'in
fcrryman at this point, has sold out his u
terc.t in the ferry boat. franchises and pri'
ilige- to Tiltnn Davis. E-q.. at figure
low the Captain says he il ashamed 10 tell i
Capt. Turpin has the !'cll- Of LeXingto
stili in charge. but contcn:piaics rcmo,in
10 hi. farm in Carroll county in the sprin:
We are not informed whether Mr.. Davis il
tends taking his place. and braving III
wild waves thereby earning rcmowu al
title at the same time.
LAFAYETTE LODGE, \. I. 4 \
M.-The following officers FOR the "n,uin
year we're elected Monday evening. III
9Th inst, and they will be Installed AT III
regular communication to take plac" on III
evening Of the 18th inst J i. :ali, w.
r. &. Cren,haw, ;. w; G. I. Potter. j. VI
r. Ieicr. Treas: y, \. Rylanh. S. d.;
II. Bethel. j D.; T.. +. Nicholson and Phi
ip Keller, Stewards.