The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-02-11
The Nu-iu concert Tonight.

The Nu,iu concert Tonight.
\ slight ~uow last Tuesday night.
Com" tn with vour announcements for the
city Office.
Yesterday morning was not 80 cold ! lie
gree above.
Mr.. TorH TeLbs ha~ been placed on tie
. pension roll.
tn" ea>t i.cSiugtnnirns want their water
trough fixed up, and II should be.
Mr.. \. Clever has purchased the building
occupied by Mrs. jameson, on Ninth street,
tor II 500.
Jn0. l.. Robinson was arrested vt Higgins
vile, recently. Tor some crime committed III
Champagne county. Ills
The editor Of TINS paper has loaned To some
one , volume Of MacDonald'S. The Wears
Daughter" Please return II.
THE fast mail and 9th + through trains
came hy way Of Lexington last Tuesday.
because Ut . wreck near Dresden caused by
the collision Of " traln-.
By the breaking OF II grip on tho cable in
cline Al Kansas City, Wednesday, n wreck
onAucd. N which enc man was fatally aud
several other, badly injured
The Horticultural Society viii mcei to-day
at . O'Clock, p. m. for The election Of officers
aud distri' utlon of reports Members ale
earnestly requested to be present.
Mr.. Il. II. smith informs US that on account
of the exceedingly bad condition Of the roads,
Mr.. Pages appointments 10 lecture In this
county were Withdrawn for the present It
Mr.. Pages request.
The kellogg seats are not yet all taken.
They should be subscribed for AT oncc 10 in
sure the coming of Americas greatest song
stress. Lexington certainly should be able
T. meet the requirements in this case.
from Wednesday morning TO Thursday
myrn;u0 there WIS Il drop OF the mercury Of
about 20 degrees. A snow of two inches fell
on "Wednesday night, aud the next morning
found the thermometer marking somewhere
in the ueighborhood Of six degrees below
zcrO.
Cleveland, o., February THE chestnut
mare, Ciemmie c., one of the fastest and
most valuable trotters ia America, died on
the farm Of W. j, Gore of this city last night
as the result OF IA rupture of the diaphram,
caused hy muscular force when ioaling. She
was valued Mt $40 900.
IT, Louis Republican, February S:-rhs
mighty DacutiiI being unavOidab!Y delayed
did nOt arrive until o p. m. Yesterday. As
predicted she is the first freight and passenger
boat ~ reach ST. Louis this season. She goes
out ~ ~ O'Clock FOR the Tennessee river,
receiving freight At the foot Of Vine street
for the Tennessee ana all way landings, also
signing bills lading through TO points on the
Cumberland and Ohio rivers.
HggiusliIie Leader The WiusUr mine
near this CITY. have 10 their euIpiOy the oldest
miner, perhaps. In this state. His name Is
Wlilium White, aged % years. In response
TO 4 question asked by II Lead,r reporter as
TO whether or not he could make "A full hand
in tho mine. he simply smiled aud replied
thai he could dig more coal in II day than hail
OF the young men. Mr.. White appears hale
and hearty. and looks nuch younger than he
really is.
Report of Concordia public school for the
months ending February 3D.. ). ID. Fox
principal, Miss Emma Morath, assistant -
Number Of pupils enrolled, male, IL female
80; total, IS; average daily attendance, 81.
The following pupils were present every day
during the month, Oscar Bruder, A. +
k~hngeDberg, Chas. Vessel, Kate COyingtOn
Gertie Powell, Frank Bruder, Amelia Bar
tens, Maggie C%ovington, Clara Cook, Mari
Flcken, Jessie Klingenberg, Icons Waikcn.
horst. Augusta %einrich, Nina Vessel anC
Goidle Vessel.
After you get angry aud stop your page
. 49,. l.. ,,u "a ,, 800.
look for the hole. Then you will kuoN how
sadly you are missed. A man who thinks
paper cannot survive without his supper
Oaght to go Off aud stay awhile. When b;
comes back half his friends viii not know
that he was gone, and the other half will no
care u cent, while the world 1t large kept NJ
: account Of his movements. You will fine
things YOU cannot indOrse In every paper
Even the Bible is rather plain and hits SOM
hard licks. II you were TO get ad and burr
yOuc Bible the hundreds Of presses wOul,
T stu 20 on printing 1t; aud when you stOI
l your paper aud call the editor nance, IT,
1 paper viii still be publ hed, aud what 1
I mOre-y0u'Il r. I'D It GU the sly.-EXchaDge
9 Umph, Humph! Hump. umph
I'll editor has 10 thank Prof. Chas. Gin be
+ for his most recent publications, opus Us au
e GG, the lrst, ION the Lake. II rom4uce foi
U the piano, dedicated to his pupil, Miss Birdil
' Wallace, and tue seC0ud, q dedicstI0n /
V another pupil, Miss Hannah Launeau, 3 para
phra.e on Graham's popular song, Fare
welt" Both are exquisite compositions. a
are nearly all of the professors writings. Il
has now gained an enviable national reputa
. ton as q com poser, and will receive a royat
[ Dn BIs publications. which are admirably got
i ten cut by WIN. A. Pond j. Co, Unto
Square, New York, We hope TO ste gu
= mnsic-.oyirg friends taking bold OF thi
b character OF music. rather than many 0I IN
b things which are bought principally heclus
r thoy are cheaply printed. This should es
/ pecialiy be The CASE, ~ the composer is on
Of Uur citizens. Let us show at lea.
" that the prOyeTO does net always hold gOOG
that II prophet 10 not without honor save 1
. his own country.
Hon. WE. Warner has secured the passag
s of a Till 10 the hoIse OF representatives. I
l. pay he Baptist Femsie College Of this cit
!, 50 49, rent, for the use OF their buIldin
. during the var rs u hospital. fhe cisim /
'l' VI i'tE s'hbNlhS' ~ "dS hIFb v VI'OD
e per year, for four years, or $4,000, but It wa
i difficult to procure The proof OF contInuou
use during The whole four years, and the oil
only passed the committee III nccordanc
with ihs actual proof OF The time That III
E building was in use IL Il hospital, aud thu
Il also passed the house. Claims Of this kin,
I have heretofore been difficult Of passage. To
rebel cry heinU very uniustiy raised again,
! them, and whether or not this Que will pas
D the senate cannot now be conjectuTed. 1t /
; Il just claim, however. AMI should be allow
ed. The friends Of the institution, and tina
y inSiudss this entire community, as its school
IRE Its pride. return their thanks to Majo
Warner for his energy and zeal i'll tho maj
l ter. The school is EOmeWhat IN debt, vi
might, probably, MT unfairly say because 0
D the very occupancy in question, to the cx
tent Of some $500, aud Ini, monty, !
: secured, VIII give il such u launch toward
t freedom that we think lie friends will maxi
up The remainder, and sol 1t hrmly upon IT.
debt.
Tho Iutei!igencer says want n
railroad 10 Odessa We want the road L
Lexington. It can he built. 1t must b,
berltud College. 1t shan't have that. Lex,
ingiOn has enough schools now. Odess.
needs this school and will get it il the prOpeI
Effort j. made. "-Odessa Democrat. "Wel
We usrCp ~, IN lhe raIIrOad and. for thu