Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-18

3 Egg.n and tom-and-jerry are ripe.
Our railroad prospects for the spring and
of 1887 are exceedingly bright.
There was a pleasant little ge rman held at
Kriehn's ball, last Tuesday night. 1t was
well attended by young folks.
The firm of Wilmot & Allen has been dis
solved-Mr. Allen retiring. MIR. Wilmot
will continue the business at the old stand.
The Methodist ladies held q bazaar and
oyster supper at Mr.. T. c. Crenshaw's, last
Thursday evening, which was very pleasant
and successful.
There will be an entertainment given by
the Belle Leyburn Missionary Society on
Saturday evening, December lS. from 3 to 6
O'Clock, In the basement Of the o. s. Presby-
terrain church. The children are especially
invited.
We have requested twentv-two.ditterent
copies to our subscribers in this county. \
They can examine them carefully, see which |
they desire and call here and procure them
at the lowest clubbing rates. |
Marshall, NO., December 15.-Msrshsll is
very much excited now over the new rail-
road, the Missouri PACING. which is being ex-
tended from Jefferson City to Lexington.
passing through this city and Boonville. |
Work began at Boonville yesterday. This
will give Marshall TWO direct roads to st. |
LOUIS and Kansas City.
Paddy Colley Post, G. A. R., No. 295. of
this city. elected its officers for the ensuing
year. last Friday night as follows:-M. W.
Beckley, c.; Chas. Davis, 8. v. c.; Joshua
Bankhead, j. W. c.; I. W. Gibson. s.; Lee
Ryland, Ch.; Henry Colley, o. D.; S. Brown.
O.. G.. The post meets the second and fourth
Friday nights in each month.
Maj. Fred. Meet Is building an ice house on
Tenth street below the Habberkorn house. 1t
is 3Ox4O feet inside, II feet high, and will
hold about 700 tons. He has another house
that holds 500 tons, and he is ready to go to
filling at once. He proposes to have q full
supply for the trade, even If he has to import
it, but he is now ready to save the home ar
ticle if nature forms 1t.
Elm Park Roll of Honor-C. F. CHI istesOn,
teacher:--Following are the names Of those
having the highest grades for the third
month August Bertz, Geo. Graupner,
Powell Graupner. Frank Hasfeld, VIM. Max
well, Christopher Maxwell, Caniel Stahl.
JnO. Shee5ar, VIM. Vauter, Anna Branch,
Katie Branch, Anna Bertz. Maggie Fltz-
gerald, Meta Hasfeld, Emma Shrumm, Jno.
Hasfeld. Wm. Sheebar, Geo, Lawhorn,
Hughsie Dean, Emma Graupner.
Mr.. Moses Frankel, whom everybody
knows and everybody likes. has taken
charge of the cigar and tobacco department
of the 'annex' to the blue front saloon,
where he wishes all his old friends to call
when they wish anything in that line. Mr..
Frankie devoted the youth AID vigor of bis
life to providing for the genteel appearance
and comfort of the outward man. and now
desires to cater to the comfort of the palate
which comes from q good cigar. Call and
see him.
In the case of Fanny Harris vs.. the Mo. P.
R. R.. the defendant was, last Saturday,
awarded $400 damages. The claim was for
the death Of her son BY an accident at the
coal mines above town, last January. he
was 'dressing up" q car of coal, and the
brake chain breaking the car moved and
threw him of. His head was crushed by the
wheels. The mother asked for $4,000 lam
ages, but the court ruled that she was only
entitled to the services of the deceased until
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verdict.
Jefferson City Tribune:-'B oonvilIe. the
'yineclad' city of Cooper county, is wild with
} rejoicing over the fact that real. bona fide
work has actually begun on the Missouri
; Pacific extension from this city to Kansas
City. Contractor Bagnell, who built the
Lebanon branch, is on the ground, and By
= tomorrow will have a construction gang and
eighty five teams at work. Jefferson City
~rejoices with Boonville that the work is I'm
l der way, for it means great things for the
capital city. The work will be pushed for.
ward rapidly, and it is the intention of thu
n Missouri Pacific management to have it com
pleted in four months"
$ Aullville :-Health of the community il
r good notwithstanding the cold weather. Wed
e ding bells are now lighting up the faces O
, many of the old veterans of this place. Mis-,
Jennie Littlejohn spent last Friday and Sat.
II urday in Lexington. The public school o
o this place closes next Friday, and we all cal
sincerely express our regrets for having t
. plrt with Miss Carrie Harris, the teacher
A grand supper will be given at tn,
y Christian church of this place next Thursday
night, for the benefit of the church. We al
e anticipate a pleasant time for both old an,
young. Admittance % cents at the door
plenty of good supper included. 1 under
. stand that there will be a jug breaking at tn
h Methodist church on Christmas eve night il
II honor of that SUNDAY school.
Relative average standing of cadets il
n Wentworth Male Academy for the montl
Y ending December 10, 1886. The report in
cludes scholarship. punctuality and deport
S ment. S. S. Bsyles. 9s4; E. T. Miller, 80; W
D. Hannah, 81 SO; W. F. Fishback. 97l; J
b K. Griffith, SO 81; j. A. Lowell, 96t; F. G
Sutherlin. 96s; V. j.. Willett, 96; w. 7
y Wernwag, $50; w. G. Monig. 95 Ito; H. +
Blackwell. "a; l.. w. Crenshaw. 90 81:
e E. Bayles, 90 $40: R. NJ. Howard, 90 81; {
E. Piper, 924; j. &. Russell, 81; W. T. Nc
Lain. 81 8 7; Ernest F. Kriehn, 91a; Josep
d Meibergen, 81 40; W. D.. Mcclure. 81 2-7
q 6. B. Silverman. Oh G.. B. Stricken. 81
a Charley Sims, 80 10; F. B. Duvall, 80; e. y
e Barnett, sS3-7: T. c. Young, IS 2-7; j. "
Prowers, sS5: A. W. Mann, 81 9-10; 8. q
Harrelson, s. SO; L. G. Ryland, 81 40; i
x +. Fulkerson, ST; Clarence l.. Harper, st 4 I
" VIM. Ahrens, s.; Daniel Barrett, J. L
Edmouds and j. r. Hargis, 50 81; j. l
i. Stewart. s5 81; Harry Mitchell. IS A.; {
d F. Never, s5A: T. C. Crenshaw. IS 81; A. l
!. q. Abel, S5a; E.. &. Bryant. s43 j. j. Gree
s2i; B. q. Hyde, s25-7i G. W. Carter, 50 III
L. G. Kelly. 81 -; Joseph Grady, 500
John Stone, 81 90; j. r. Blackwell. ~ A.
,e Robt. Atkinson, IS IS; Robt. Patterson III
:: Z. 6. BufOrd and Chas. Schnell, 1os; r. n
Taubman, IS 81; S. W. Field. tat: J. 4
re- Robertson. T34-7; A. o. Kelly, II 10;
NJ Schnell, II As; p. B. Byram, Il CT; H. u.
i. Shull. G73-T;J. A. Davis. CO II; C. Vile
m 62a; Charley Mayer, so Ii; 6. W. SnirI
" 81 81: R. F. Ryland. 81 Al; W. T. HAYS, O.
n Dialetic Society.
- There will be an open session Of the Di
" lsctic Society of W. NJ. A., on Tuesdz,
l December 81, al 80, p. IN. Following