The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-08
Gus. Williams, Tonight.

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If you want to laugh go to see Gus vii.
liams Tonight.
The west bound Mo. p. tram, Monday
morning, was three hours late.
The Old Mems club will meet at the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. John p. Bear, ON Saturday,
September 81.
A train on the Upton branch Jumped the
track, last Saturday and some box cars which
were turned over caught and killed three
section men.
messrs. Wm. and Jno, Taubman sold, last
Monday, to Mr.. Julius HaInkle their brick
house and lot. on South street, adjoining MIR.
Il. a. krishn's, on the east. Consideration
81, 200.
Mrs. A. q. Williams took the following
premiums at the recent Mexico fair:-On
painting, on two quilts and on silk embroid-
cry. The same at Columbia, fourteen at
Marshall, and fourteen ut HigginsvilIe.
Mrs. s. I. Arnold has returned from her
visit to Arkansas, has received a portion Of
her fall stock of millinery and is fully pre-.
pared TO supply the wants OF her customers
at prices as low as the lowest. Call around
and see her.
Dir. John Mulligan was elected city engi-
neer at the election, last Thursday. The
vote Observation-Disclosures ward, 50; Cd,
%; 3D.. %; 4th, "a; total, 2I9. Gavin-1st. 90:
I'd. 81; 3D.. 20; 4th, 40; total. 1876. Wilson,
LIST, %; I'd, 5S; 3D., Al; 4th, II. total, 1876.
The talk about e. Ben's being deposed
from the Bandana clubs presidency is all
stun. and in bad taste, to say the least,
Mr. Russell desired the reorganization, and
for the very purpose of having two clubs.
There is no conflict between the two clubs
whatever. They are working in perfect har-
mony.
A press telegram from Holden, dated Sept.
., says:-"Hon. Charles Fl. j. Taylor COLOR
ed) OF Kansas City, ex-minister to Liberia,
spoke here tonight to an immense audience
In snswe to an invitation of the western dis
club. Every seat was taken and his
speech was received with great applause.
There was not a large number of his own
race present. An effort was made to keep |
them from hearing him." An effort vas made
to Keep them from hearing At,a. Why? Are
the republicans afraid to permit their colored
allies to hear both sides? How will It be
here?
Higginsyille Leader Mrs Fanny Rhodes,
Of Peachy Rhodes, who lives about three
miles southwest Of Alma, came near los
ing her life on Wednesday of last week.
She was on her way to see a sick neigbbor,
Miss Ann Ramey, when the horse she was
riding stumbled and fell, and in the fall she |
caught underneath, sustaining very
serious bruises. She Is rapidly improving,
Little Jimmie Groves had the
to cut off two toes last Wednesday
With an ak. DIR. Fulkerson attended him
md reports the wound healing rapidly, with
10 serious results apprehended.
We know. personally, nothing as TO the
allegations OF observer regarding tho re-
procession. We Judge that his COM
was drawn out by extrayapant
OF 1t made by Its friends. We
will say this much: that observer, il a
eading business man Of the city, and that
he count which he speaks OF was made b,
mother prominent business man, whose per-
onal statement would carry With It great
We do not consider the subject of
ny particular moment, and only write this
,uch that our position may not be m~isupder.
TODD. A party which ridicules and bellttIe,
verything democratic, even up to the presi-
ent himself, should not expect 10 escape
riticIsm altogether.