Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1885-05-16

Mrs. VIM. A. Chanslor is making extensive
to her residence on Franklin
avenue.
Ice cream soda at the Franklin Avenue
Drug Store, only 10 cents per glass. Chas.
w. LoOmis.
Messrs. F. K. Tut, Al. Leard. A. j. Hall
and Jesse Hamlet went to Helms lake
Thursday and caught any quantity OF perch.
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city, on Main street. large house,
good outhouses, well, cistern, etc. Price
only So 900. Terms easy. Inquire OF J. r
Ardinger. nov2Su
Judge Ryland got back from his term OF
criminal court at warrensburg Thursday
morning. Three men were sent to the peni-
tentiary, all young white men. There were
no capital cases.
The Zoe Gayton Mazzeppa Company will
appear at our opera house on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, May 10 and 10. Tickets
are now on sale at Royles' book store. Ad-
mission 30 and 80 cents.
CarrolltOn Record AT last the rlght OF
way ia clear from Bogard to Carrollton, and
dirt is flying all along the line. One or two
men are making arrangements we UNDER
stand to contest the award of the commission
ers in the courts, but that will not interfere
with the work. With good weather the
grading will be finished up in two weeks
more"
Marshall News -" standing Room Only'
was the uotice posted last night III front OF
sl~o Of
appearance in our city OF Miss Zoe Clayton
and her beautiful steed Fearless in the
world renowned equestrian drama. 'Maxep-
pa The play was greeted with shouts OF
applause. The fame Of Gayton as an eques-
trian actress, which presented her through
the medium Of the press, is well deserved
NJ. Gehner has this week placed in posi-
tion at the cemetery beautiful Scotch gran =
lite monument, over the grave Of Judge John
2. Ryland. 1t bears the MISUNDERSTANDING
John F. Ryland, born Nov. 2. 1877. died
Sept. 10, 1873. Loved and HOnored by all
who knew him. 'Only the actions Of the just
smell sweet and blossom in the dust" The
shaft is very creditable to the loved ones who
erected it, and to the mechanic who fashion
ed it.
The children at the public schools were re-
auired to exhibit something at the close that
had been made by their own hands. The re
suit was a very unique and creditable indus
trial exhibition. From toys and implements
of sport to articles of real beauty and utility
| the walls of the upper room at the seconc
ward school were literally covered. The
| handsomest article made by pupil was s
| beautiful piece of ornamental needle worl
done by Miss Ada Lamborn; and the mos
neat and ingenious mechanical work was {
clinker built boat made by Master Klee, Tht
exhibition was very creditable to th'
school.
| Mr.. Jos. B. Silver got to Colorado City
Texas, May 8, with 1e3 head of fine bulls
Short horns, Herefords and PolleG Angus
all of which he sold at good prices. He solt
several car loads of bulls IN addition, to b.
delivered, and Is now engaged in filling ou
his contracts He will be home again In
few days to make extensive arrangement
for the cannery, which he expects to run ol
q much larger scale this year than he di
last. He hopes the farmers will neglect n
effort to have full supply Of everything Il
his line, as he will leave nothing undone O.
his part. He writes that strawberries, pea
and potatoes are plentiful now in Texa
where he has been.
Waverly items:-"Rev. Samuel Ruffne
and daughter, Mamie, of Higginsville. mad
a Il ling visit to relatives here on Monday
and although his stay was so brief, he ws
welcomed by a large number Of old friends
this place, to whom he ministered SO faithful
", both in the pulpit and schoolroom. Hol
r. A. Collins arrived the same day, and wi
sojourn with US brief interval. The Car
tain Is an honored guest, and meets with
hearty welcome from his score of friends
this place, among whom he lived for mol
than twenty years Mrs. Oscar Thoma
has reIapsed again. and we are sorry to hes
there Is very little hope. Mr.. George
Goodwin Is improving rapidly. We are to
ha contemnlates an airing next week behiI
his fine trotter, George. No. Q. The la
frost did very little damage. except lit,
nip in the gardens . Rain needed badly.
! Mr. Frank Groves of Kansas City, and h
: brother William, are the guests of their 81
t ter, Mis-. James Hopkins. Welcome, thri
? welcome. Frank. to you or any young M
, who carves Ou; his own fortune rs you ha
done"