The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-12-15

SOhhNu W III Soohu hSAANe ~AANS
SOC. Nasal injector free. At Loomis'.
C. F. c.. at opera house, Monday night.
The county court has had gas put in the
Jail halls.
Secure seats at Royle & Sons for the c. F.
e.. concert. Monday night.
Persimmons are 'bully" this winter. ooons
aud 'possums are fat. and Mayor Welboru 10
happy. a
We see it stated that Mr.. F. Smelling has
taken the position of business manager at the
b. r. c.,
Central College Christmas concert at
Hagen's opera house Monday night, Deem
Der 18th.
! The City Hotel, at Boonville, one of the
oil landmarks at that place. was sold on Sat-
urday at trustees sale.
Til public school Christmas holiday will
begin on Friday. December 81, and end on
the first Monday in January.
The new sheriff has had the eourthOu ,e
yard and premises thoroughly cleaned up.
II makes things look much better.
! Central Female College will give a Christi
mas concert at Hagen's opera house, on
Monday night, December II, at 1880 p. m.
! The young people of the Episcopal church
will give an entertainment In the guild rooms.
on next Friday night. Admission % cents.
Losr-A valuable plain gold ring. inside Of
which are the initials +. B. NJ. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning TO
~tbisufice.
Prof. Blitz is one OF the most distinguished
vi9fnIsGs OF the present day aud you will be
more than repaid by aoing to hear HIM at the
opera house Monday night.
There was AN alarm of fire AT the residence
of Mrs. Smith, on Main street. near Eighth.
l9st Sunday. The fire company promptly
extinguished the flames. The damage was
insignificant.
By common consent Mr.. VIM. H. Chiles Is
looked 10, to work up the gas well project.
Circuit court being out of the way we hope
TO hear very soon of his having formulated
something practical.
The very frequent deep bass whistle OF the
Santa Fe locomotive. WHICH we hear from our
office window, would lead one TO suppose that
the number of trains on that road has been
greatly Increased OF late.
The anuuI n meeting Of the Missouri TrOt-
ting aud Pacing Horsemen's Association will
be held at SedaiIa December 81. The place
for holding the annual sale next year will be
determined at the meeting.
G. Paul smith will give one Of his excel
lent entertainments at Hagen's opera house
December 10th. 1t will consist of ~recltsls.
costumed impersonatlons and crsyon sketches.
Mr. Smith has, during the present month,
given these entertainments before the schools
of Columbia, Fulton and Mexico. Proceeds
to be devoted to improvements in +. A.
Seminary. Tickets on sale at Ludwigs'. Adj
mission, 35c; reserved seats, Soc. Special
rates to the schools.
st. Louis grain market The
market strong and higher. No. 2. red, cash,
81 O2 hid; May, 81 O8s@l o., closing al
81 0SS@l 0sa; July, 97sc. closing at 97tc. bid
COrn-Higher. No. 2 mixed cash, 3ls@5l4c;
December, 3l93l4c, closing at 3lhc. nominal;
January, 3ls@slsc. closing at sIt@3l4e
February, 5Isc; May, 34Bc. 0ats-HigheI
aud firm. but slow. No. 2, cash, 254c asked
May, 29@29bc. Rye-Dull. No. 3, 464c
Bariey-No sales.
i ST, LOUIS live stock Observation-Disclosures.
ket strong. Choice neayY native steers,S SO OF
@s5 30; fair to good native steers, q 400
e5 10; butchers steers. medium to choice
So 2O@S4 40; stOckers and feeders, fair Il
good, 50 G0@Ss 10; rangers, corn fed. 90 0,
"a 20; grass fed 81 100 81 Is. Hogs-Mar.
ket higher. Choice. heavy and butchers
selections, 50 S0@s5 40; packing. fair t.
choice. 90 lO0t5 30; light grades, ordinar,
to best, "A 95OSh 10. Sheep-The market i
steady. Fair 10 choice, SO 0O@S4 80.
We take especia pride in our persona
column. II is not r putting machine, tilleI
with fulsome aud stereotyped phrases of fiat
terry, but u news column. enlivened occasion
Ally with "A bit OF wit. Now, II anyone l
neglected in II, It is not our fault. We wan
Gil proper peHsepal mentions to appear in il
We can't sec you all hence yon must hell
us. Itfs entirely modest and right for yol
TO hand Ia or mail tons personal mention
of friends who are visiting you, or the fac
that you are going away or have returne,
from q Journey. II will only cost you on,
cent for Il postal card, or q moments time L
step into our downstairs office.
Mayyiew;-One of the most delightful en-
t~ertainments of the season was held on Fri
day night, November 80, at the residence o
Mr.. Jas. Smith, near MAYHEM, the party be
ing given In honor OF Mr.. Floyd ScheoIey
that day being his birthday, The guests, Of
arriving ut the residence, were delighted t.
see iG brightly lighted and full of merryment
Through the hospitality Of the host ant
hostes :. the guests were invited. at o O'Clock
to the dining room to behold something tina
would almost give sight to the blind-a tabI
filed with all the delicious edibles imagin
aOle. The evening wa spent with delightful
games and amuseDents, and at a late hou
the guests all departed. Those presen
were, Misses Rose Wbeatley. Lucy Hook
Kate Billiard. Kate Nav, SslIie Staley, Salli
aud Laura Jennings, Leila Tyler, Julia Ora
ham, Ida Atterberry Eva Buchanan and Mat
tie Pool; Messrs. Oscar Puckett. Arthur an
Robt. Walker, Edwin and VIM. Jenning'
Floyd. Russell and Valse SchOOley, Jas. Grs
ham, George Atterberry, Dave Staley, Gee
smith aud - HHpgOOd.