The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-12-01
Sleet Yesterday.

q his ihLhlly inlO tue jail reSlu9nce.
j The macadamlzing of Main street in fro
of the courthouse is a great improvement.
The macadam on Franklin between Twel
}. tieth and rwenty-first streets, is complete
MIR. Thomas Wernwag's residence, on &C
8 lege street, Is completed, as Is Mr.. Epp
building, opposite.
t Capt. Anderson and Commodore Jos.
Wilson made a trip up the river on Il
y Undlne last Sunday looking for a whit,
harbor. Two miles above the landing the
, struck so many snags that they returne
without having accomplished their purpos
' Richmond COnservator: Two intelligeI
20 colored voters were discussing polite,
matters near the WATSON House a day or tw
: since, when one OF them remarked, 18th
'publlcans has elected Mr.. Harrison and oil
Mills will be satisfied. The 'publicans wi
pay his bill and stop his gab." 'You bet de
WILL" said the other, land dey's gwine t
} sedOoce de surplus, too"
Second Ward Notwithstanding. secon
and third grades, Meta Primer, Maggl
Mitchell, Grace Ball. Fannie Mitchell, Wa
ter Ireland, Algie Smith; fourth and sevent
grades. Anne Hoffman, Lindsay Price. Mag
gle Bertsch, Bette Trail, Lena Ripple; sixtI
grade. Florence Hall. Honor roll, secon,
aud third grades. Meta Primer, Maggi
Mitchell, Emma Mark. Grace Ball, Florenc
Lesueur. Frank Gordon. Fannie Mitchell
Morris Kramer, Algie Smith, Chatham Lank
ford; fourth and fifth grades. Annie Hoff
man, Lindsay Price, Maggie Bertsch, BETH
Trail. Lena Ripple; sixth grade, Netti
Kramer, Addie Wilker, Harry Nagel.
HigginsVille Advance:-"The Intelligence,
compliments very highly Juo. 8. Blackwell
chairman. and Hon. Ken. Rylaud, secretar,
OF the democratic committee, for the abb,
way In which the campaign in this count,
was conducted. We certainly indorse wha'
the lntelligencer has said, but we think tba'
the work done by DR.. j. j. Fulkerson, s
member OF the committee, Is equally WORTHY
OF praise. We had a hard row to hoe, dow
here and II took fine engineering and HARD
labor to win. and to the splendid efforts n,
our committeeman, of course supported as
he was by a few others, Is due our success. y
We spoke OF what had fallen under our own
observation, and now cheerfully second VIVA,
IS said by our contemporary In regard to DR..
Fulkerson. -
The Advance contained a notice of the
marriage Of the editor, evidently written BY
a friend, from which the exordium NAV be
reproduced here. 1t was IN these words:-
10 the groom we would kindly say this: that
time alone can teach you to appreciate the
rich prize you have drawn in the matrimonial
lottery, and we have known you long and In.
tlmately enough to know that goodness of
heart, innate chivalry and tender considera-
ton for the slightest wish of a loving woman
Will ever prompt you to make her the first
and tenderest consideration OF every thought.
AND yet must say: "Look well to your
charge" The slightest look and uDguarded
act or thoughtless word from you may deeply
wound a sensitive. refined, amiable, cuItiya.
ted and loving disposition such as your ex.
ceptIonal bride possesses. So, Cham, remem.
Der L implore you, that your head is red, so
"mind your stops"
Judges gill Of Kansas City. Ellison of
Adair county, and Smith of Jefferson City,
the recently elected members Of the Kansas
City court OF appeals, drew for terms yes
terday, says the Times of Thursday. When
the Kansas City court of appeals was organ
lied the bill provided that the judges should
be appointed by the governor for the first
term, and that at the next general election
they should be nominated In the same man
ner rs other state and district officers. The
law requires that one judge stall be elected
every four years, SO Ia order to get the
machinery In motion 1t was provided that
the three judges first elected should draw
lots for terms of twelve, eight and four years
respectively. Judges Gill. Ellison and
Smith, being The first judges elected under
the act, drew lots. Judge Gill drew the
twelve year term, Judge Ellison the eight
aud Judge Smith the four year term. In four
years q successor to Judge Smith will be
nominate !. but Judge Gill will get the bone
ft of the full term OF twelve years.
The Lily Cornet Band, of this city, was
out serenading, last Saturday night. The
band is composed of Prot. s. M. Bower.
leader and teacher; Ed. Yingling. solo b fiat
%cornet; Thos. Fletcher, first b fiat cornet;
Albert LOOMS, second b fiat cornet; VIM,
Bandon, e fiat clarionet; Herman Schmidt, b
Hat clarionet; Henry Smith, bariione; v No.,
X. Quarles. president and g fiat bass; Tom
finglinR, first tenori E. Allen, Jr., solo alto;
John Robinson, FIRST alto, Cliff Stewart, !
second alto; Eph. King, bass drum; Coleman
Bnford, tenor drum. 1t will be seen that
these are among the best Young men of the
The band has only been organized a
months, but under the able teaching and
leadership Of Prof. Boyer It has already be- |
very proficient. The serenades Satur.
day night were. first to Ingleside, then to the |
Baptist Female College, and then to the resi-
ience OF the editor Of the IntelIigencer. At
The latter place there was rendered, The
Diamond Polka" "The Bellies of b, r. G. |
and "The Overture Karieen,n all of
hem adaptations by Prof. Boyer. As the
music noated out upon the night air and
vas softly re-echoed from the hills upon the
lorth. 1t sounded very sweetly indeed, and
was very highly appreciated by those to
whom 1t was rendered. Beside the members
VI the band there were In the party. as
suests. Messrs. Frank Lamborn, Thomas
Iohrs, VIM. Zsiler. Font Duvall and Harwood
We are sure that all the persons
IGNORED by the band enjoyed the music aud
cit highly complimented,
Aullville:-It was the pleasure of your
correspondent to be present at one of the
most enjoyable receptions he has ever attend.
d, last Tuesday evening. at the hospitable
esidence of Capt. W. Boone Major, given to
he Aullville Cleveland and Thurman club
II about 7 o'clock p. IN. buggies, carriages,
pring wagons and horses began TO unload
heir human freight. and by o O'Clock the
halls and parlors Of the elegant resi-.
ence were fllei to OVERLOOKING and when all
1ere enjoying themselves to their utmost |
apacltY In social conversation and games he !
ming room doors were thro wn omen. the
uests were invited In, and what a sight met
heir hungry gaze! The table. grooming un-
er its burden of good things. was a sight .
ii!ed for the gods. After all bad fessted and
Verything was 10 order, the guests assem-.
led In the p~arlors. where they were treated
q short address by the gifted and talented
.hn y. Tarsney, congressman elect from !
he nth district, In which he thanke hose !
resent and the whole district for the honor !
inferred upon him and assured them that be I
'ould, to the best of his ability, strive o do v
Is duty toward bis constituency. AT the
ose OF his address be was loudly and enthu- \
applauded. He was accompanied q
7 his talented and very soclable wife, who. ,
' her pleasant ways, endeared herself to all. '
I'd when she returned to her home she was
by the good wishes of all who
81 her. Among those present from q dis
nee your correspondent noticed the Hon. j. d