The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-08-04

Stock sales next Monday.
Another refreshing shower yesterday morn
ing.
a now house ~ going up IN Anderson'4 all
dition.
The street ear track badly needs tilIing in
many places.
There will probably be money to loan ut
the Il. Il l.. meeting, next Friday night.
The health OF the city is remarkably good
Notwithstanding the meme hot weather.
Geo. Taylor, colored, had II leg broken last
Monday, at The Srawell mine above Gown, By
the slate failing thereon.
Nr. W, G. Fggleston has purchased the
A. H.. McFaddeH place, on South street, and
will move thereto very shortly.
1t is terrible on suffering humanity TO be
afflicted with such bot weather aud al the
samc lime be deprived of even one little cir
Gus.
The docket of the circuit court. which con-
venrs next Monday is set for only one weeks
| session, there being but siXiy-eight caSes, aud
: the most Of these Of minor Importance.
Mr.. u. Ralst0n struck ii cow with II sma |
stick last Tuesday afternoon and the end
| breaking off flew up and struck him in his
, l f, eye, entirely running the sight. He Is now
| IN Kansas City under medical treatment.
p A negro woman named Sallie lIagood was
| arrested last 7 tuesday on Il charge of break
Ing into IA trunk belonging to Mrs. Buford
| Chinn and stealing iherefrOm several articles
of wearing apparel. She was placed In Jail
Q to await the action of the grand jury.
D The children of the Chapel Sunday school
: will give an entertainment n the chapel. ON
next Monday evening mt 8 o'clock. for the
Il benefit of the chapel, and will be assisted by
the orchestra. The exercises will be of an
n interesting character. and 1t Is 10 be hoped
e the attendance will be large. Admission 2jc.
. A Lynn, Mass. shoe manufacturing firm
recently received from Mrs. Cleveland an
n order for three pair of shoes. The interest
= ing fact Is learned that Mrs. Cleveland wears
a No. 3 B shoe. The ties. Us made, are Of the
o very finest quality aud were shipped on the
e 90 inst, three days after the order. was re-
ceiyed.
Mr.. +. Hackers candy business has be-
z come so extensive that he has been forced 10
L. remove his factory to more commodious
Is quarters aud he has rented the house just
q east OF Col. Jno. Reds residence. and will
lie occupy both floors and the cellar. 1t only
n requires a little vim and nerve TO make any
II manufacturing establishment u success III
Lexington. Let Us have more of them.
4, "Kennelh Cameron" Just published by T,
J. b. Peterson Il Bros, Philadelphia, is Il strong
d and interesting love story, with glimpses
g into high southern society and now and then
re a dash OF sensation. The scene is laid il
Of New Orleans and on the great Louisiani
I'd plantations, Lagrange" and Emerald
The hero is u planters son, who in turn be
IN comes Il planter himself, and the heroine il
lie Hortense CASTOR, the belle of New Orleans
tn and a planters daughter. They are depicted
D. naturally and well and the reader follows thu
re fortunes of the hero and herOrine from thu
ID. first to last with unlligging interest. Man
ne typical people OF the south are brought oil
lis the stuge and described with force and truth
all All the characters are naturally drawn, blu
the author IL particularly successful in deal
Irs ing with The negroes, who are Photographic
ire from life, and with their dialects before tn
nv war. 1t is published in II large duodecim
lar volume, price los in paper cover, or bound i
,e- cloth for 81 %. Copies of it will be sent {
Ike any one. post p On remittIng price to tn
I'D publishers Il. h. Peterson n Bros, Philadel
NJ phia. Pa.
,r- Mr.. John Mott, a plasterer by trade, VIII
es- for Just Il week has been assisting Mr.. Cha
Church in his work upon Mr.. Geo. Mullini,
et- house IN College Place. died suddenly at th
me Laclede Hotel last We in"sday night, froi
ng supposed alch ohOlism As he had been drink
ls- ing heavily during the entire time he ha
ess been here, and, il reports are true. for sever
Dr. weeks previously. He retired TO his room
Ii about half past i've o'clock and about eIgi
in came down STAIRS again and sat for an hour q
Tor more In front of the hotel aud then went TO h
IN: room again. He seemed about rs he had bee
IN. for several days previous aul DO notice w
Dad taken of him until Tie following morning
when Mr.. Church visited his room for Il
old purpose OF awakening him in time for hi
The breakfast, so he would get to work at Il
or usual hour. but found him cold and stiff
ain death. He was not heard to make any moi.
HIN or call for help during the night and 1t
dy. supposed he died while asleep. He was
aye native Of Chicago. but had been In kaus,
Mr.. City for several months before coming 10 th
" n city, ana was unmarried. He was buried
Vas MaCbpelah on Thursday. IL is supposed h
relatives skill live in Chicago.