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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.

This brilliant and eccentric genius, whose
fame Is Il lecturer iii!> two continents. visits
our city once more. lie lectures at llar-
lnonia Hall nest Friday rvcnin-. His roll
licMin- huinrr. wonderful flashes of wit aud
inimitablr burlr>luc> of the current hum
buy> Of the day, have drawn crowded iIul>r>
in all the principal cities of the Union. II
you want to spend tn" i"!iic>. evening of
your life, 20 by all lmran> To hear Train. We
have heard Phillips. Greeley. Bccr!l"r. sum
ncr, l'arkrr-wr have been 10 shows and cir
cll-r-. but IN evening with Train beats any
entertainment we ever attended. Let every
body 90, aud if y"n don't get the worth oil
yrtir money. cali ut the INTELLIGENCE;
office and get your admission back. We
DON'T write this Is a pun, but mean what we
>IN.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
L. L O

Forwarding and commission merchants.
under the Merchants Exchange. will attend
promptly to all shipments or other business
entrusted to their care. We have known
these men for a number of wears, and have
always found them upright. honorable men.
worthy Of any ones confidence.
JOSEPH A. ~BUCKLAND.
Mr.. auckland Is also in the commission
business, but derotes the most of his atten-
ton to flour and grain. lie is an expert in
these lines, having been almost "broughl
up" in one OF the largest anu best Touring
mills in the city.
ST. LOUIS TAG MASCFACTOEY.
Having ut sundry times dealt with this
establishment, We feel no hesitation in
recommending their goods, both for quality
and price. Every merchant and shipper
need, them. and at no place t;.at We know "l
can the same article he had a. cheap.
ROW / %
This old established bag house is now the
largest manltactory Of the Kind west of New
York, and employs i lar-er capital than
MANY that are Labbci leading" ones even
there. Our miIicrs all buy of Bemi>, Brown
q Co.. and If our merchants will give their
Home Mills cotton yarns. bats and twinc :,
fair trial. We think they will be found SUI
per:or TO any goods OF their class i'll the
market.
Mrs. \. :. ro.IMER.
Who keeps Il house fun OF pianos. can do
a. we'll if not Il little better than any house
III ST. Louis. The ScillIlHc ~ I.ILo!tf i her
pet, and indeed would he our choice i'll buy
ing. though she j. prepared 10 furnish others.
JAMES
us one of the oll-f.>hionrd men who has
not hL>tc,l to get rich from an amount OF work
that would have matic 4 fortune tor many Il
one less scrupulous and pain>tlkin-. He il.
moreover. sound on Greeley. since the Bal
tim"re Convention. and is Just a. able now I"
do Il GOOD job a. if the best Democrat in the
world had been nominated.
HHirroN. MORRIS 4 co.,
No. $40 North Main street, wholesale fancy
dry goods. have a large trade in western
Missouri, and are always ready To give at
%trntion 10 CUSTOMERS, whether new or old.
Mr.. Morris is an old Independence merchant.
ami We Ito not believe Il more popular man
ever sold goods in st. Louis.
WN. HAWkSIEY
l. i designer and en-rI,tr who has few
equals in the west. The little sketch pre-
scented in his card i Il small sample OF hi>
work. He is also Il tIr>t-ratr metal en-rayrr.
and his seals and other work of that Kind
can be found in almost every COUNTY in the
state.
II MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
Draw daily at l. and :, o'clock. Those
who indulge in this style of gambling can
invest i'll these lotteries with the assurance
that when they lose their money ii il not
stolen. but .lurh" l. against them. These
are the only !, -alIZci lotteries III the country
we believe.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
COMMERCIAL.
LEXINGTON MARKET,

Wnpl-:.u Ia - for cnnllIng.
liuitcr-rhpIc" vel. roll, neatly wrapped Is To-
lair 70 good. l1is: white ami common, 10
~E-S,-!rreh. 10 to ia
Bc:n--iltnl picked nav. 81 NJ TO 400; medium
an! -" nnInn, 81 at" 81 ~.
To III. X
Silr-clcaf. GtnS.
SHuul,irr>-Jio1.
LIri-1 tr 10.
Fl"u-ch"ic" XXX = no do hiis . -: good
Second rate 1 ~:
Corn Iurll-SJ t. 9lc.
salt kanawha, > ~.
Gro"rfirs-lIrown sugar 10 t" 10: Ex. {. Is
t." ~; \. "a i":l'' cr">h"'i.li'. l." Ii.
t"n''-chnirc. ~ 10 -, fair II 10 -: @. q
Java. b Ia :iiin.
>yrup-su-lr loaf, 81 m 20 l 10 golden. %.
M"ia>>rs-S. II. ~; "mri"n ~.
RIr"-iD To ~
Chr'>"-N. Y, zoe to lie; English Dairy 30;
\ "uI:g america j
~PrIp"r-a0 I" -: pure ground, zoe.
Al>pic,-25 Ia III.
H"nrN-lJt 10 ljr.
TailuT--G', to-;
Fruthcra-primU, Zoe;
BreSwaN-2i:
Coal oil-ioc per "ai.
Gr.in-N".l wheat, l 80 to ai.-No.: II t" Is
Olt--:il to -.
unrn-hhl. = 70 t"3to
Sumlrir>-Oniuns l IN To M
Amplr,-'irir,I hit. | 90 10 / 10
lracI,>-,irir'l: ii t" &c.
Pnfaiu-s-I III l." | NJ.
E,rt-"n foo, .rn6: qr> = /" Ia; ru;lo 10 l2'.
ftp->-s'l lb'A - ~ ~ y 4"
Dry Gr"l,-lrint> Sis Ia lLl,.
Sllt-ting>-hiav ~ bro, l., Ia Is; second do.
ls,.; fine il"wn { Il To 4 N; iO-i Si,rr,ing 10 Il
-: Crash, l2is To III.
Coitun-blraclrti, l2t, To- 2u.
Canton tiInnrl---lGi. l." ii.
TIrkimg>-2n Ia ~.
Table ~lln-n-jutu ] ID.
.Iran--It tr | M.
CasiuIrrr>-l ~ ;o = 30.
Paper caInbric-l2i,
spool r"t'nn-'lnZ: | G.
tnr-rts--l To- ! ~.
Hides and prlt,-lry hid"s Lotto i.;; greer
hides Ir:
Sheep rrlt--'5t"2 IN.
Deer ,kin>-.try, per 10. ljer!pc.
Miuk-rrirnc, 81 ~.
bttrr-S2mi.
t"nn-,rlmc. SIC
Muskrat-St Ia Toe.
Skunk-luhIi III.
I.un.l"r-clcar pine, Il. inch, ST.; same inch
S'rI; i stock inari, ~. l. stock board, 10; sag
anaw boari,, dressed. h; fencing, ~; clral
nn"rinG, 10, 2l rate ,t". II: clear sitting, pine
81; I'll do. =; al ,lo. Il. j"ist AMI scantlinE., ~
ii clear scaniling, for iraIncs; vi; II shilslrs
sawed. ) ; No. | 10. ! o.; liihs, } %. NatiN'
lunE.r. soit. IL 50. hard y so.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
A CARD.

EDITORS ISrELLIGENCER: l beg leave
to csircrt through your paper the impression
made on the minds of some persons. that
Judge Tut and others, and the Lexington
savings HlnH. and Vim. Morrison ~ Cos
Bank, knew anything about the i>sUc of Tie
Si0,0DO in honh>,..as mentioned IN my articl" III
the Caucasian OF the 10th inst. said gentlemen
whose names AMI banks | r~cicrrr,! to IN my
card. knew nothing whatever ufthc i>>uc .:
-Iid BOMBS. nor did | even intimate -.
\. j. HALL. Circuit Attorney.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
II ARGAINS! ia RGAINS
Look. Look Read, Read!

Everybody needing boots or shoes. VIII
find it to their interest t" goto WI. EckIe
Il Co., a. the have 4 lar-c assortment Of
cloth. oil goa and Kid gloves. slippers amt
men. shoes. that they vii! close out for the
next sixty days. at extremely lsw figures, so
a. to make room for fall goods. a. they i'll
tend TO bring the finest assortment OF boots
and shoes ever brought 10 this city. Gail
early and get bargains. nDjtf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
NV AGENCY,

Nj. Th"s. ~. WaIIasr, If this city has re-
orlrnd the agency u the Continental in-nr-
ahc" company Of sew York with assets Jan
is.,f tTz, sz,Jr3,5ZJ q. The company /. ~
s"und A. any in the eonn,ry, and insure. at
THE l1~rst ra,es. Mr.. Wallace II well and
widely known a. an Ihpnes; and reliable Du-i-
ness man. He can be found nj the Office of
Wood Il Ron, ever AuiI Saving. bank.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
EVERYBODY toME-To the Gree
~ meeting at Lexington next Saturday.
SONGS OF TuH LDE TIME,

Prof. 1iiiUt>on, the celebrated ..blind
tenor" pianist and organist, starts next
week on 4 concert tour through the country.
He viii. perhaps, lnnhc arrtns mr.It> to give
one i'll tins city before leaving: if 80. will
give due notice by han,i-hill- or otherwise.
Prof. TiI'ot~pn will make Il speciality in
the series Of concerts Of rendering the snn">
of our gra:riit'lIcr> aud the past generations.
III the same style. with the same accolipa an
mcn,>, and with the expression given them
al the time when they were originally in
vogue. The entertainment will consist ni tho
rendition III the best selections from the OLD
songs of England, Scotland. Ireland, Ger
many. France. America, &r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
RESULT At BALTIMORE.

The action Of the Baltimore Convention i
not yet hnpwn. But one thin. l. certain.
Davis n .All,tlGt are selling boot. shoes X
hat, al exceedingly l,w tisir:, which they
will continue TO DO for Tie next thirty day.
to maxi room for their i,!l stock which Will
b.. Of mammoth -IEr. Call early and get
bargain. h''H
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
GIFT

.McIIatton's Gin Enterprise will be drawn
this evening. at o O'Clock, at the court house.
Prsviou. to the drawing all the tickets re-
manning unsold will be dispo,ed OF at anc'
ton. Tho prizes are, Ist. = town lot In Old
Town, s2DD; I'd and I'll. lady's gold Watches,
90 and s1o; 9Th and 9Th, silver hunting case
watches, s20 and Si5.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
EQUAL CHANCES TO NIL.

Don't fail to notice the great closing out
sale of IL. J. f.. Ahrcn>. of this city. He has
determined I" wind up business. and t" ac-
comrli-h t!;>.hc sells hi- lar-" stock nfDry
Goods. and everything else III the store. AT
cost. and will cnntinlc 10 10 until ali is>"!d.
He has just received Il new supply OF the
--latest and hauI-umc-t styles in calico. al>0a
variety of hosiery. and a good many other
lcadin. articles. all 81 which Will be sold ais"
at cost. Such additions I" stock will be only
ml,ic in leading articles, in order to acc"m-
pli>h I,in the shortest possible time. This last
clearin. out sale of II. J. T.. .Ahrcns, near the
market house. II
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
4 GRAND PIC MIC

viii come OF ut the beautiful grove on the
salt Pond road. near Page City.on Saturday,
August 3D.. Let all, old and young fill their
baskets aud come. All who wish to indulge
in the eight fantastic" can do 80 on an ele.
gan, raised platform. which will be provided,
and To the mise Of a good string baud. No
liquor allowed on the ground. Managers {:
!. Is. Page, John Newman, q. Is. lliiock,
II. Page, J. j. Page.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
TEACHERS, INSIIrETE.

The next session Of the Lafayette County
Teacher Institute. will be held in this city,
August 18th. 18th and 3Oth. Let every
teacher AMI friend Of education I'm the conn
" make his arrangements to be present.
State Superintendent Montcith and other
distinguished educators, from abroad will be
on hand,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
DON'T Forgot

Tha, DaIis 4 Aii-isii, are daily receiving
rev gprh. by exprc.s. I%.l,iics' " y"a want
10 "nraAe yoar Tiny pedals Ia the n"a,"-t
'hp. atthG lowest price 10 10 Da'i, " Az.
sfalt. uip,lf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24

Whether he i. Or not. Davis " .AlI.ta'lt are
the men, who have ju-t received sr,cra!
eases OF Kill.heim"r'- celebrated CATER.
The hc-t and n~ratc-t fitting boot, ever
offered In any market. Every pair war-
Tautcd. HG.f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24

SitI-ttiTa
We are authorized Ia announce Joseph
Barton, of Washington township, IL, u
candidate for the Office al sheriff oil Laia. "trr
county. subject to TO decision OF III" Count!
Convention.
VI. arr. REQUESTED 10 announce that Lewis,
Green, Of Lexington township. will submit his
claims 10 thu decision q! the democratic County
Convention. a. II cIn,iitiai" Tor the Office of >!i"r-
III III Lafayette" county, al the November election.
Epircu- >!rLLI.L>,LT iou are authorized
10 announce IN, H-I clrr!lat" for the Office Of
her election. subject l.. rt;c .i"ri~,pn VI the Dciuy-
l.. u. WEEplN.
me a. Il r.ni,.,IIr" tor >lir.i;itt Of i.tiaH"ti"
county subject Z, ihr',rci-!"n %: til" pE""'mAri'
County tunNruil'n WILLIAM iot NJ.
TREASURER
MEssns. E,Ir"r>. Please auu"unc" my nam"
n. II candidate l"I III" "t,Irr IL! Count! Treasurer;
subject 20 the decision at Ia" county Democratic
Convention. \, u -tInIiui",. at my ability T."
perform III, duties al liz" n!ltr", ami my li'i"liry
therein, l rri,r Il, the record I'll my "nl.rr III"
spent in This community E,-iI,!'nI!i n
July 81, Is.
Is. L. ireland has r"lur-,"l nsi" announce
that he ia ran,!riai> i"r tn" o!iir' at , "oIniI
Trrasurrr, >ulJrr; I" tn" decision al the b'!iI"-
cratic Count! convention.
\, In. solicitation ui MANY iri'n'i>. hereby
announce IuS ,riI asa cIn'Iuiatr Tor the ollie" ui
Count, Treasurer. subject To tie decision of the
County I'"m"'ra'ir Convention. l have r">i'ird
ia itm- r"uuiH IL years. and "llrr IN! PAST record
rs II guarantee 81 my i;itur" conduct.
l:r,>irctiuiIy,
lno>. Il. tLAGErf.
j. K billiard, of Dover township, j. :! c;ln'!l-
,iarr ior County Treasurer. subject" The decision
vi the Democratic '"lITiy Convention.
CDI.IE, IDE
W. are authorized l." auu"uur" '!l': i."wi-
Sealr, .r al Dover low n>!lp, viii submit his
nanr to the iIci-iun .t Ia county Democratic
Convention. as Il candidate iuritIr uI!r, ui r,iuIl
Collector. at the approaching "lt"lI"h.
EpIru: I<ILLLI.E>' RE. Pleas" announce mc
as /, cir,!I,. tr Tor ,"uuIy Collector nj III" neat
November lrctI"n, subject - tl.c decision 81 the
people in; pvlmIr! election or County Con
%Vrntinn, IL may he Determined l.! tie 'nUnty
committee My plea ar !"r"ninG Il candidate
l.. that | am pool, hay, Il larg" family, and have
been Il resident ri III" county for nearly 10 Years.
". \. '.nmpu>.
We are authorized to announce Liam Il.
Gordon a. u candidate. Tor tul,""lnr "f l. i;iy'tfr
county. subject 10 the Ill cI-ipn at the Democratic
CUlN cuiirn
W. ar. authorized t., state that L. J. bright
well, of Lexington I"wu>hlp, viii submit his
claims Ia The action al The county Democratic
Convention a. u candidate for TN "ilirr .! County
Collector N 'Ar \"rr!ubgr 'ir"i!on.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24

PICTURE>-fnr the best Photographs ="
tn >nun.lrr-': for Tia. l"-i Gem ga fr ~IuIn'i' Rs
for the best Eriu',rAn'ir> "a I" >aHn'"re'-'i.'
only Gallery in t"w.i that make tn" true Rem
brandt. In fact. -, L" saunders for all the "">'
amd latest styles in pictures. Gallery "rl'"sii"
courthouse.
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pIlSo< NSp GiN>-prr~n desiring IL pur-
chl-, ritlI"r instrument can obtain better bar
rnIn- of M'--r>. NIrl' X Mills. General Agent,
for the celebrated AriuI and l'arl"r Gem
Pianos AMI t~t"y tuttr-rp organs than any dealer
in III" Wet. ,a!I al than ~ >"ul for their CIR
culsrs, M. ~. North Filth >:"r"t, II. Louis,
No. All inslrMImrnt- lIi!N warranted. Iij-lN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
PROMENADE FESTIVAL

Tomorrow thursday night. ut the Ar
cana Hall. ny the young ladies Of the VI. u.
Church south. Let all attend aud spend
"a pleasant evening.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24

SUMISATED-A large number of
ladies' have held 4 convention aud placed
Dsvl. II All-talt on their ;irkc;..ani voted
TO wear their celebrated Brnla-ki shoes. nGili
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24

Colonel CARDs.-W We have on
hand n large stock of colorcd cards OF differ.
cnt sizes, suitable for election or admission
tickets, which will be printed cheap.
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SUESCRIBERS-Who wish to send Il
campaign paper to their friends. can have.
the lSrELLIGENCER sent to any address Ill!
after tile November election for ~ cts.
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FoR A Coon BED-r!cau room. and
a square meal, go 10 the L.indrll Hotel. kan-
sas Civ. j. ii.
myjl-ly Proprietor.
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No TIME LIKE THE PREsENr-To
subscribe for the INrEIIiGENCEs. 50 cts.
for uis campaisn-sl fol six months.
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CHEAP.
P. c. PATTERSON & CO..

salt per barrel $50.
sugar ten pounds tor Sl.oO.
Coffee four pounds for Sl.OD
Boots and Shoes.
Rucrn>war".
Kentucky Whisky.
Wpodru Ware.
fTGood> delivered Free. n2tf
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CAsH-Paid for Lard, Tallow, Grease OF
fat of any kind
\. \. & !. % LE>uEUH.
Cor. Main aui Pine streets.
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MT. HOPE ITEMS.


Mt. Hope i, keeping pace with the spirit
of tl. aye. SHE i, marching on TO The tune
of progress. Tie number OF houses has been
doubled III the last year. Two large mcr-
camille houses and probably Il warehouse
will be crested soon. Mr.. Roberts, an cX-
cellcnt saddlcr. has Recently commenced
business here, and i, meeting with encour-
aging success.
More mechanics are needed. \ timer. Il
shoemaker. aud 4 wood workman might do
wcA here. Til, j. Il good locality Tor Il mill.
Mr>>r>. McChc>ncy. Downs. Hereford and
i~Iammomi>, wilt dispose of lots for buildings
On the most favorable terms.
THE MURAI.S
of the people will compare farOrably with
any community.
POLITICALLY
they are divided: but these differences do
not prevent friendly and social intercourse.
RELIGIOUS.
Reformcrs, Mcthodi,ts (Nortlleru and
Southcrn), Prcsbyterians Cumberland and
o.. s. are represented here. There is only
one church editicc, thi, belongs to the O..
5. Presbytcrians. Rev. Mr. Morton is the
pastor. Services every sabbath at III A. NJ
and at night. The church has Recently been
thoroughly painted. but dried slowly. 1t Is
said that the first time the congregation
worshiped after the painting they became
80 attached to the church that they left i,
with some reluctance. To prevent their be-
coming more attached to the painting than
to the services. they take with them a few
copies Of the INrELLIGENcER and 40. ).
Presbyterian"
RAILROAD.
The people are watching, rs with hawks
eyes. every movement Of the l.. La q. Il. II,
Co. They have been waiting so long and &c
impaticntly. that every time the wind blow.
from the north east, some one ~imagines Ia,
hears the neigh of the iron horse.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24

Read The proceedings of the
meeting held in Lexington last Saturday.
publi>hed,'i in this weeks issue.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24

THE fNTELLIGESCEH - For the
campaign, only 20 cts. 81 for six months.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24

says Geo. :. Mctircw l. Co. sell Queens
ware cheaper tlian any other house In the
city. JyI1tf.
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Gail At the lSTELLIGENcER
Office and sec samples Of our nice job work.
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PAGE CITY ITEMS.

Page tity.l> il l. called slice it, inhabitants
threw of that uIrUutlI aid unprOnuuucasrlC
Mexican lia,nr. i located about ten miles
from Lexington and one nile beyond Taho.
From lis Iora,ion i'll !, rich section Ul our
county, settled up by a c!I>> of intelligent
:rmd energetic farmers. who are large pro-
,iuccr>.of hemp. grain. &c..it u.ht, at s,o dis
iaHt day, TO command a. large i tra,ic and
a. much >lIippili" ~ ANY "tii'r point on The
Lex. ~ -. Louis l.. L.. l;ut it, progress and
growth were retarded Icy the uncrr-
tlinty aud delay that hung over
III" location OF the depot at that point.
When at last the depot WAS actually located.
the owners spent two or three months in
discussing asuitahic nainc for their bantiinw.
Al this time .Au!i,iiir and lii.gin>,i!ic wrr,.
pu>liin. ahead, and Page CITY Jagged behind.
r:ut now every disadvantage i removed.
Streets AMI lots have been laid OF. and set
/ cr> can lie furnished with building sites at
The lowest tiItrt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24

nice dwelling house of four or five rooms.
near the business part OF the city. Inquire
at the INTELLIGENCER Office.
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I'm aDyERTISERS.

Persons advertising in The local columns; 'X-
cept those having standing ads VIII III.
chtry,,i Il cents per line Tor hr>t insertion, and
10 cents per line for each additional insertion,
and TO those having standing aus. 10 cents
per line for flrst insertion. ans" cen : per line
for each additional Insertion.
rs-Pnsitiyrly no deviation from this rule.
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Mr. G.. Il. liillock, opened ont 4 good stock
of groceries at his new buildiu. week before
last. and l. now under full icaiway. Rice
FOX has also iini>iI''! his store. and will dis
play tins week Il large stock of dry goods
and groceries. J. q. Plattcnbury. lately Il
merchant at Dover will shortly commence
building, and intends going into business
h,r.
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DiSTINGUIsnED SPEAKERS Will
be at the Greeley ratification meeting next
saturday.
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MISSOURI
~ RAILROAD,
The only line from Lexington g
st. Louis,
KANSAS CITY,
ST. JOSEPH.
OTTuNwA

CONNECTIONS:
Sort, an,i south; nj Mexico " ,th I.ouistans New
short Route r,.r chicago and the last Al Noberiy
nth Toledo. Wabash and Western Railway tat
Macon with Hannibal and saint Joseph kailroad;
AZ M"ultnn with burlington aud South Westcrn
Railroad, for burlington, ~. Madison ant
h,-'Shk At Ottumwa with Central Railroad ~
Iowa, Drs Moinrs Valley, AMI Buriingtoo and
Missouri River ltailroa'if Tor -. Paul, AinnesPo,
lis, Mason City. prs Mninrs, ~. nodgr, andail
Iowa and Minnesota points at Chiiiicetne SI.n
Hannibal AMI -. Joseph Railrnad at hsrism
Railroad for I.ravcuworth, Atchison, Ncoras.s
city, Council Hluns and Omaha iaknroP w"
ll,nnii,ai and ~. Joseph Raiiroad' ss1eI"S
branch nj Plattslurg with ChicsAgn, y.
p,ci Ir lsa,lrond, south Western brnncn esSs:
Joseph with 81. Joseph and Denver S'tSsnS
kansas ,,ity, -. Joseph and Council biens
I,,jI,,,,,l, al Kansas City with Kansas feclnos
Missouri River ~. Scott and Gutf. aeuL6
worth, Lawrence ani oalSyston kAlirSS
Law renee, Topeka. Denver, ~. ScosteS S
Imports and all points In kansAs' ~
New Mexico and california.
PCLLMANsS PALACE 49,
Kun through ,stw cen 81. Loaf. ne AsniE ~:
o,iumws and II J.;sss;, sSs.es
',.s ana si.kSss Er sals 70 all Important
points. ,. CHANDLER.
~, r..ssssss sd Ticket Ast., %. Losis'
~ h ARTHUR.
Geo S"' JOHN cATHrH.
Ticket AGs,. IsxiuSsna.
M westcrs bivis,oa. R. 81. Jsasusa.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24

DoS'T FoRGEr-Thc Greeley rati-
tication meeting AT Lexington next Saiur-
.iuy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
ANNOUNCEMENT
LAFAYETTE COUNTY OFFICES:
llIi.iIh,

Fee for announcing candidates for any Office, 81
payable in advance, in all cases.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
THE PIC MIC

on the Ord OF August promises to he abis
thing. This is the annual pic ME which We
have every summer at Jas. II. Pages famous
grove. We always have Il good attendance,
but We expect "a larger crowd than ever this
year. The grove Willie cleaned up, platform
built. and everything put in order for the oc-
casion. We wan NIL the ladies' In the
country to come, and all the Jims. Bills aud
Johns, but leav" your demijohns ut home.
The committee will take charge Of NIL the
suspicious vessels. drink their contents, and
.'smash en- against u tree.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-24
I'OSi OFFICE.

\ post Office il very much needed here.
and the citizens are making efforts TO secure
one. bnt ~ Gran. Is more In the habit of
taking than giving. and n we are all Greeley
men l.crc. we have some doubts of getting
il. H. '.hor-c or bull pup" is demanded
for mail privileges, "" shall have to wait
until the ..honc>t old farmer l. elected. AS
our supply Of the aforesaid animal, is rather
limited.