The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-11-17
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Secure your seats for the minstrel show to-
dIy, or you may he cut out Of Il good place.
Remember tie Geyer II Harding MINISTRIES
show next Tuesday night. Secure your
tickets carry.
: Now that the election is over e. Ben will
rive his entire time and attention 10 insur-
q nee, loans and the sale OF real estate.
Subscribe for the Daily Republic. 1t gets
here brim full of news at 0 O'Clock every day.
Mr.. Joseph Cayenaugh will deliver it to you
fOr 20 cents per week.
MIR. Robert +. Waddell's horse was badly
injured last Sunday night III an attempt 10
jump the palIng fence around his lot. Wen
found the horse was still hanging on the
fence, one of the palings having entered his
body Just back OF the right fore leg, 1t is
thought the horse will recover.
The democracy of this cOulty owe a debt
of gratitude to Jno. 5. Blackwell, Esq,
chairman, and Judge XenophOn Ryland, sec
retary Of the central committee, for their
able and active services in the canvass.
Neither of these gentlemen spared himself,
either in labor OF expense, when a demand
was made upon him for a service. They had
many things to contend with, but they over
came all complications and unfair opposition,
and succeeded in gaming for the party'a
greater increase than was secured by the re-
publicans.
Saline County Observation-Disclosures dis
couraging may be the political news from the
country at large, there is every reason for the
democrats to feel satisfied with the result in
Saline in the main. AT the hour of going to
press the work Of canvaSsing the returns had
not been completed, but the result Will be
found to be substantially as follOws:-Cleve-
land, 1881; Harrison, 2 GS4: Streeter, 200;
Fiske, 81; showing "A net democratic gain of
4s since 1884, over all opposition. For con-
gress Mr.. Heard received 1881; Upton, 9 ,696;
Whitaker, 207. For governor, Francis re-
ceived 3,16S; Kimball, 2,S4D; Manning, 119;
Lowe, IS. The balance of the democratic
state ticket received an average Of 4,443; re-
publican, 2.67S; labor, 2O9; prohibition, 53.
Cleveland ran 80 behind the democratic state
ticket. Francis ran 25I behind his colleagues
on the state ticket, AMI Kimball ran 1BT
ahead of the balance Of the republican state
ticket and l61 ahead of Harrison. For rep
resentative in the ii .rst district Sebree received
Z,ZIOs heuindD, l.llJS AuOnpSOu, lou III
the second district Brown received 2,l59
Parsons, 1864; Wilson, GS.
NapoleOn:-Is a success, everything is
working in its favor, even the enterprising
burglar made a successful raid on the drug
gist and post master, but unkindly disap-
peared before receiving our thanks for the
honor. The new store seems to be doing
well; everybody busy; work for all. Tic
new livery barn Is nearly finished, Mr.. Chss.
Gath's house is finished, and is a neat add
ton to the city. Many other improvements
are being made. The coal miners are be-
coming numerous. The mines near town
will help our trade considerably. Business
quite brisk. A new coal mine has been
opened near the Moot bridge. The coal i:
said to be quite good. The Ladies Parsonage
Association, of Pleasant Prairie, had a sue
cesslul entertainment at the church Saturday
to help raise money for the new Methodist
parsonage at Bates City. They raised forty
two dollars. Western Lafayette is imprOv-
Ing very much, new buildings are being
erected and old ones renovated generally land
new fencing being made The stock law
is no good. Can any body tell us how il
works, and what il means?