Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
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That was steady rain Oh Sunday
Tho Ice wagon 10 going tho rounds
This week winds mp circuit court
Tho weather yesterday, glorious.
Death has been reapiug harvest
In our midst.
Much mesnness makes missr able
men.
"John,n the incorrigiblc Of May.
view, has Arrived, but too late for this issue
A dry-good Wad-
dell, Austin q Co.
An antiquarian club Is spoken Of
rs among the possibilities Of Lexington.
Miss Springs debut has been do.
laycd somewhat.
We arc indebted to j. l.. Marshall,
Of wellington. for late Denver papers.
Tho negroes rejoice in an exemp-
tion from spinal meningitis.
Wet Sundays are not incompatible
with dry pulptts.
What 10 it that protects our city
administration from abuses
The money market 10 not quito 80
stringent, and butter Is softer.
A good stage Of water in the river,
40 old stagers say.
The editor Of tho Register wants
somebody to raise his greens for him.
May day has been postponed to
June.
WANTED-A good milch COW. An
ply at this office.
Tho dearth OF frightfal incidents
In Our county Is telling on our local columns
Chas. ID. Ragland writes us that his
post Office address is Colusa, Cal, instead of
San Francisco.
a lot of building paper OF tho best
quality, just received and for sale, at tho
book store Of McKEEx AUSTIN.
"Big jennie Ewing" (celored) was
up before Squire Clayton yesterday. OH a
charge OF stealing 30 yards Of cloth OF Lew.
Brierly.
j. NJ. Callahan bought j. J. Clouds
farm for about ten thousand dollars, lust
Monday.
They are putting downa crossing
on Franklin street, opposite Third ward
school.
TO the numerous other attractions
OF his store, Cummings added OH Monday "A
splendid soda water fountain.
Al. Bumgarner has renewed his
license, ani Is ready for busl.
moss In that line.
Things arc not going on right with
our railroad builders, else why DO they write
10 many vain lettcrsy
Mr.. Musatti contemplates an early
departure for the sunny shsres Of Italy, bis
native country.
Eheberg 10 opening out in tluo style
IN John Aull'sstore. TiiS lumber yard helps
Tho looksof things on the ,acan, lot below.
Ssptuasenarian fathers arc bccom.
Ms common In Lafayette couniy.-.high ,ax.
= to the contrary Notwithstanding.
a young mnn from the country fell
!o~n In u lit on tho pavement In front OF
|.eSuours' grocery store, Monday morning.
Mr.. Joseph Shewaltcr, an old ci,i.
:an OF tho county, Is In a precarlous state OF
health. His son J. ID. showaltsr, ESQ, OF
It Louis. Is with him.
Musical concerts are cheap inst now.
All you have 10 do Is to rise vi i,h the sun and |
hrow open the window; and they ars better
hun many that cost more money.
Frof. Z. .. Smith, who has the agency for
his AMI adjoining counties will visit Aull
lille this week for the purpo.e OF soliciling .
'w moro names to his already large list.
Prok Charles Gimbel is at present
i'in: instructions In music at Sedalin. lie
) most accomplished performer and we
ope to see him re-established In Lexington
The road bed Of tho Lex, Lake,
Fulf, &c. railroad was washed u good deal in
lacrs by the late rains. 1t |, not thought,
owsver, there will DO mulch detention Of
rains on that account
We have received q complimentary
cket to the Bates county horse fair, to he
eld at Butler on the SUii and 3ls. OF Nav,
ext. Premiums arc offered from o. to
1901 by the the Association, besides citizens
,lrses.
There was n croqnet party ut the
a. Seminary on Saturday afternoon, and =
supper afterwards in honor Of Miss FANNY ,
Glands birthday. The affair was strictly
ninine with the exception OF q preacher
two, who don't count.