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Newspaper
Lexington Clipper
Location
Lexington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1858
Page
3
A city official unveils a clear improvement to the streets here, credited to the supervisor with a practical approach. The latest work aims to enhance safety and traffic flow for residents and visitors alike.
Far Hardy and Fouts erected an awning for loaders in town. Bar subscribers lacking the Clipper are asked to notify to receive papers. Fruit crops look good in this section despite hard times with wheat at 10c and corn 2c. Methodist Sunday School celebration planned two miles west on Saturday July 3. A friend in Hyptn County reports times are very hard and money scarce.
The owner can claim twisted door keys found in front of Compbett's tannery by calling this office for pickup.
Readers know the Chipper office remains the best TBR place for any kind of job area. It promises prompt service and the lowest prices for nearby work.
Lexington shows a lively appearance for a week with brisk trade and constant hammering. Ten days of dry weather and sunshine put everyone in good humor as workers stay busy from dawn to dusk.
The paper states subscribers at woe never received their copies. They mailed regularly from the local post office and blame external fault. They have added about two hundred names to grow circulation toward one thousand weekly and express confidence in Scow County citizens supporting local paper.
A vague fragment notes a clerk named Sergi connected to Pree with mentions of a worthy, young friend and a sociable gentleman. No clear event or location details emerge.
An advertisement notes P Shea & Co. offers goods at low prices and urges readers to call Buy and Tom. The Boston True Function is hailed as a premier literary weekly published by Moulton Eliot & Lincoln at 22 School Street Boston, priced 200 dollars per year.
A handwritten greeting thanks recipients for a presont left at an oak office, noting ladies’ respect and a prosperous Clippers venture. The text also recalls a bouquet and speculative objects, plus a curious tea recipe and a Mormon agency report about migration from Europe awaiting terminations.
The government will dispatch four steamers to pilot the United States steamboats to the Niagara Bay upon the cable's arrival, with the line to be opened to the press and public for a few days after the cable lands from the Niagara.
New Year June 21 reports the Black Warrior arriving with Havana dates to the 1th American steamers Fulton and Water-Wites at Cardenas resuming their cruise for Styx and Bos garis. U S ship masters meet in Havana to act on Sickles resolution and prepare ships for potential British aggression.
A reader contract note states one copy for one year or six months with penalties if payment is not made within the term. The text indicates a vague due date and a repeated reference to forty eight numbers as a consequence.
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