The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21
"The Extension" arst page.

"The Extension" nrst page.
City election, Tuesday. June b.
.Changes Which COnkling saw hrst
page.
Messrs. Wallace u Chlles have $4,000 to
loan. Read their adj.
The Lexington aud Marshall west loud
train was delayed. Monday, by IA iand-siide.
Anthony Wsyne. an ancient colorod inc'e'
died In Lexington township last Monday
night.
We have to thank Mr.. Ed. Il. Barnett for
A CODY Of the Fort Smith Daily Times. WIN
A graphite description therein of the wonder
fuI city OF Monet, Mo.
Although many remedies are pushed into
the market by splcy advertisements Or
Bulls Cough Syrup takes the lead and drug
9lsts sell more than eyer before. Price only
IS cents.
Walker Rulings anu Porter Delaney. two
coIored men, had u est aud skull scrap on
Main street, last Thursday. at about IL
o'clock. Quite u crowd looked on aud maj
" they were separated.
We see that Judge H. H.. Filing has an
nounced his candidacy Tor the county judge
SUD I'D Tue thSltTn liSiiiS VI 'N
Judge Filing has been faithful In his attention
to duty. and careful OF tue interests OF his
constituents.
First picnic of the season, splendid music
by three or four bands. speeches from state
| candidates, races. foot ball, base ball etc..
will be the order of the day at the picnic 10
be held at the fair grounds, Tuesday, May, 1T
under the management OF the l'alaSet'e Mill
| AIRY Band. See bills aud posters.
The current issue OF the Library Magazine
| presents the extraordinary number OI IA
| pages, large type, handsomely printed (snd
| all for ten cents, or IL Il yearO the papers
| being rs important in character u they are
| remarkable 10 quantity. john b. Alden
| publisher, 2ls Clark street Chicago. or cSa
Pearl street, New York.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Shields has sold his Interest IN
The irm OF Trigg & Shields to Mr.. Bates
Vaughan, Messrs. Vaughan " Trigg will
continue the business In the handsome store
room recently built by the iurmer. They
have slyeady removed the goods. The store
vacated by MegsFs, Trigg Il Shields VIII be
occupied by Mr.. Robert Y. Wsdiell, who Ii
now on Franklin avenue.
Horseaesh and natty little carts are ~C
cheap now that no candidate should wall
about the county. Old LAFAYETTE IL too bag
anyhow, to get over II In that way. With thu
philanthropy that usually characterI1es tht
carriage maker | have, therefore, GonclIdeI
10 make 1t about as inexpensive for candi'
dates TO ride ~ to walk. If you want to bt
elected come and buy II cart. d.. Russell
Franklin avenue.
Odessa Democrat:-"Th democratic voter
Of Lafayette county are to be congratulate
for the excellent county committee elected
April 7. The committee are TO be con9ratu'
lated. and the entire party Of the county also
for the judicious choice made BY the commit
tee OF n chairman and secretary. We feel rs
snred that nothing that IL honorable or politl'
will be left undOne TO secure To the demo
cratic purity u victory al the polls In Novem
Der that will remind us OF the days wlen tn,
party gave major!ttes that did honor to thu
country and to the state" The ln;elligsncei
can thoroughly indOrse every statement IL
the above paragraph.
Life and times of Hon. Caleb Wallace
Il Justice OF the Kentucky Court of Appeals.
by Prof. Vim. II. WhItsett"; The above r.
the title of a book, prepared under tho auspi,
ces Of the Ellison Club" Il historical society
Of Kentucky, situated AT Louisville, which Il
replete with valuable interesting incident,
connected with the early history and settle
ment Of Kentucky. II contains an amount o
originqI research, and makes 50 many add
tions to the sum Of knowledge that It must
commend Itself to all who feel any interest II
Kentucky history. Judge Wallace, the granC
father Of our fellow citizen, Hon. II. c. Wal
lace, held IA seat on the bench OF tho Court o
Appeals OF Kentucky for about twenty on,
years; previous TO that time he had been
the Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the dis
trIot OF Kentucky for about nine years. II
connection with CO... John Todd he was TIA,
founder of TransylvsnIa University by th'
union Of Kentucky Academy and Transylra
MIA Seminary 10 Decembesr, 1903. Judg'
Wallace was q native OF Virginia aud removed
10 that part of the territory OF Virginia, af;cr
ward formed into the state of Kentucky, lie
fore IL became d state. For Presbyterian
readers IN particular, Judge Wallace mus
be an entertaining t2ure, by reason Of III,
fact that be WIS one Of the heroes Of Ihi
struggle that was made by HanOvar FRESH,
terry IN behalf Of religious freedom In EIr'
gInia. He was likewise Que Of The founder,
Of HaInpden- Sidney College and ot III" Wash
ington and Lee University. The part h,
took IN organizing the Presbyterian church II
Kentucky Is also Il MISTER OF importance.
The work contains epislolGry correspondence,
With Hon. John Breckenridge, ana will
GOV. Patrick Henry. The account 1t SUPPLE
Of the christian family will be OF interest to
many people Of that extensive connection.
1t also exhibits the first aud only complete
biographies OF Col. William Christian, VIII
liam Fleming and Stephen TriGg, with gen.
salogiGsl notices Gf their families. The
boob is to he published By John l.. Martin
q Co., printers OF the FilsOn Club Louisville
Ky. Price to subscribers ~ w per copy
Persons desiring Tho work, can procure sam,
by writing 10 John J. Morton II Co LOais
vile, NY, al subscription price.