The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-31

IVA h'F'ib ~ 10. " J." Assertion D.
g day.
In" GRASS shows green aud pretty since 4
r rains.
w" 'Aimk We may now safely predict III
! spring i, here.
tndet &i'riwm tell, last SUNDAY, vii.
+ wrestling with a c"mradc and sprained /
right ankle rather severely.
' The water company tla- put III u hydran
with AL mc',snry cnDveLnencoS. in front
the c"luty CLERKS otlcr. Tor the use Of n
> street sprinkler.
IN" News Uf Hardin THE Santa Fe
thinkInS very seriously Of building II bridl
over the river At Lexington, aud cxtendiI
tlrir road through the southwest
lhc water company now has IA force {
hHnd" burily engaged in putting in free wat,
services Spcrk quick. il Won wait one 3
Tia" number l., limited 10 one hundred.
MI. Al. c.. Weaver will do paper hausin
aud DECORATING, neatly and with dispatri
His long experience viii enable him To ii,
SAT-. flcliOn. Orders rec iycd at f.. I,
LOomis.'
Mr.. Cln'"nc" EIvion. Of iIigginsylIlc, ar
n1iInces himself to-day. US II candidate TO
prosecuting attorney. Mr.. ViviOn il All nc
tive, progressive young lawyer, and will,
elected. do his duty vigorously.
Mr.. Philip Williams, il announced IN tbl
issIIr Us II candidate FOR constable of CIu
township. He Is - son of Mr.. Noah Williams
was born and brought up in that townshIr
ahd his friends speak We'll of his qnalillcu
lions for the place.
About eight feet of The rock wall on Yves
Main street. adjoining tbs residence Of Mrs
Philip smith, fell last Sunday night. III,
other part of the wall has also moved at lea,
siN inches on Its foundations and will soon 70
down il not attended to.
MIR. ID. L. John, who - II model Iandlord,i
having the front of this building newly paint
eli. 60, We, other owners OF buildings in The
block, and do likewise. Kurdish UP. Let u,
have the old town looking ~ spIck and spar
Us a sweet young girl al i May party.
Base Ball. Quite IN exciting game OF bal
Was pisved in the Acadamy Park, Wcdnes-
day evening, between the '.ImmorlaIs" and
n nine composed of duy pupils, ia which ihs
former were victorious by Il score of to 3.
The features Of The game for the I,umortals
were: The brilliant irst base work of
commandment, Prof. T.. T.. ftyiund, the
daring base runner, Prot. Hopkins, and the
line batting OF Cadets ColViile and Weimer,
On the other side was the ilue and elective
work of the right fielder Cadet Campbell
sld battera Cadets DuyaiI and Wlsemun.
lie game was very Interesting to all 5JhO
witnessed it. The umplring of Major Davis
was very satisfactory.
Higginsvllle -MesSrs Harry Hawkins and
Lyman Land attended the funeral of DIR.
West at sweet Springs last Friday. Rev.
Springer, Of Marshall, was shaking hands
among friends here last Friday. Rev. EobL.
Painter is s.'ending this week with his family
at Glasgow. Rev. 5. +. Ruffner. who for IA
long time has been pastor of the Presbyterian
church ut this place, resigned his charge last
sunday. The MethOdists OF this place ex-
pect TO . series of meet ng5 Sum
day, April |, j. I. Busby, OF Odessa, con-
ducting the meetings. MIR. w. Il. Neale aud
family who for suIne q ne pasi have been at
Colorado Springs. for the benefit Of Mrs.
Neale'> health ARE expected home next week.
Mr.. W. W. NOrtncut Is back from another
visit TO his family in Illinois. Mr.. Joe Hutch.
a'on got home Tuesday from u months trip
through California. Capt. Rccder, Of Lex
iuSion. was III DR.. FulhersOn's Eedre,day.
Dir. }. u. Upton. Of the grange store, who
has been absent buying good. got home
"wednesday morning. Messrs. Keller and
BlscOin, OF the Register; :hwartz, Of the
tn IlDOte; FerrJ and B~rIeuninx. of the Post.
"a VA al boo. l., fL,., tI.. -.
not much Of u week ior editors either. Born,
Ia this city. MARCH -, to the vile of Forrest
Field, nee Carrie Be4lie, II boy. Tuesda,
night II democratic mass meeting Wa, held
ut the opera house for the purpose Of nomi-
mating II mayor and city marshal. After n
second ballot J. r. Harwo0d was nominated
Tor mayor and Ed, Ii. Smith, formerly OF
Lexington, for city marshal. The repubIi-
cans have j. w. Branch for mayor. but are
not likely To nominate Il marshal. A little 1--we
year old daughter Of Mr.. Jim .Ailshirr',
Caught Dire last Friday while standing with
DER back toward the stove PLAYING with "A
laby brother, and was quite severely burned
ibou, the 'ace ana neck. Her undercIoth,s
being flannel was al! that saved her, for her |
'''i' bONtVI uitFN was DuFntu entirely I'D.
"Wednesday afternoon white out duck hunt |
NJ with u party OF boys near town, u gup IN |
he handS Of Mr.JUe lieynoldS wa, accidently
discharged, the whole load entering the LEFT
e. OF Mr.. Land Beach who way only abou,
hree feet wty, striking him Just below The |
nee JOINT, tearing and crushing it horribly. |
DR.. ID. ). Swacber hearing OF The accident |
nsteled To render aid aud was the first on
and 80 bound up the limb to staunch the
Of blood until they could get him /
1Wn. Dr.. Carter dressed the wound, but II
feared smputotiou Will De necessary. Mr..
each = = hrotneg .la'laW 70 Mr.: !: II Scar.
aud was a great help TO II widowed
ioiher, aud the accident Ii universally re-
ieited. Uut BY none more than the young
IAN VINO feels Ia" has caused 50 much heart
:he and suffering. /