Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-25
Ho. for the rabbit patch!

Ho, for the rabbit patch!
Mr.. Sturges has bought a new dog. said I,
be q very fine hunter.
Mr.. Fred Kreutz Is implicated with Mr.. j. J
Kite Tor Illicit distilling.
Miss Duke was given II verdict, last Sa saturday,,
for s. .OJG; she asked 1926 COO.
The omnibus for r. & l.. Junction now leave.
at 8. p. m. instead of al 5. as heretofore.
Mr.. viii Billiard hurt himself severely. It few
d ,ys ago. by a fall on the street car platform.
The children OF the Episcopal church are te
have their Christmas festival NEXT Tuesday, u
3, y. IN.
1t showed about two inches last Thursday
night. No green Christmas and fat church var,
this time.
In your joy over Christmas don't forget thai
January l Is nearly here, after which big pen
alties will be added to unpaid taxes.
The state supreme court has reversed and re-
manded the case against Gen. 10. o Shelby,
charged with carrying concealed weapons al
the Frank James trial.
Little Florence. daughter OF Mr.. j. p. Hall,
fell from a fence. last Saturday and dislocated
an elbow. DR.. Fulkerson reduced the disloca-
ton. and the child has been doing very well,
though. of course. she suffered Il great deal.
Mr. h. Giikey. mine inspector, returned,
yesterday, from investigating the matter OF the
death Of Buck Nash. He says the air IN the
mine Is not lad enough to iniure anyone seri-
ously, ami that from the DOCTORS statement it
appears that Nash died from npopIexv.
Lexington Legion, No l07. Select knights, A.
o U. W., elected its officers Thursday night
j. o Lesueur, Com; e. q Ludwigs, V. C :;
A Robinson. l.. c.. Fl. Bowman, S. b. w.
W. Duncan, $. W q. Il Smith, j. W; r
4 IaEsa N ~ Aha, ~ S,., = n II
Chas. IL. Royle, e.. l.. r. kaufman, NJ.
The council ia determined, and rightly SO
to prevent the tearing up of on. streeis, un-
necessarily by the water company. There are
too many leaks. and steps may as we'll be taken
at once TO permanently prevent them. 1t will
save much trouble and i'll. feeling, and probably
VeZatlous litigation. AgI-e together quickly As
to the means. That will be the lest way.
Harmony Lodge, A. o. U. W. elected officers
az follows. last Thursday evening:-R. T.
Jesse. NJ. VIC smith, F.; 4. v. Robin
con. o Sam Keller, Recorder; C.. G. Ludwigs.
X W. W. Duncan, G.; c. J. Frazier, |. W;
= bowman, u. ". James Edelen. F.: Y
hoD'hsoh' trustee; o Lesueur. representa-
tive TO Grand Lodge \. Loomis, Alternate.
ihefe Is gteat complaint OF hOoulurns on the
streets OF sundays, and OF the profanity AMI
obscenily which prevail on ''pay-day1 even
ings on Main street between Ninth and T.r,n
streets. There is a law against indecent Ian.
guage, and 1t should be enforced. The civ Off
GERS are being blamed for Its non-enforeement
ana offenders cannot blame them if they ,sts
steps to suppress the evil.
Marshall Progress:-"You will see by the in
terview with General Guitar In another coIpmo
that the Short Line msgnates are getting reaay
to break dirt in March or April. The s.I,o,t
Line IL II grand old Missouri road tAdnl,iu
traverse the heart OF our faIest Counties. end
there Is no reason on earth why it should nor lao
built. Ali those on the inside of the sbor. Lin.
circle are rs confident that II will b, HMM A.
That IL Will be one OF the I'm at road, in .ts
vest