The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-09-29

last Thursday night.
Gov. Chas. 2. Johnson at the courthouse
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Read the new advertisement of Mr.. w. S.
Clagett, which appears this week.
Mayor WelbOrn has removed his Office TO
the front room over d.. w. b. Tevis' drug
store, corner of Main and Tenth streets.
MIR. j. b. Silver, is nsw handling twelve
hundred bushels Of tomatoes daily, and puts
I'D twelve thousand cans of tomatoes daily.
Gov. Chas. p. johnson will address the
citizens of Lexington at the courthouse this
afternoon ut = O'Clock. Turn out and hear
him.
The little handful of democrats ut COncOr-
dia' should be encouraged by seeing a large
delegation from Lexington at their ratifica-
ton tonight.
The threatened strike by the miners in The
company mines has been compromised by
granting two .'pays" each month instead of
one rs heretofore.
Mr.. A. LOOMS has built an addition to his
store, on Franklin Avenue, and will have u
meat shop therein this winter. Only home-
killed meat will be sold.
All who wish to go to ConcOrdIa tonight
to take part in the democratic procession will
assemble at the court house by D 30 and march
to the depot. The train leaves at @: 10, return
ing leaves Concordia at 1880.
The removal of nearly one-half Of the trees
from the school houselpark has added consid-
erably to It's good appearance and will give
the grass a chance to grow which it could not
do before on account of the dense shade.
| MI. aI,n,ll Io an Gtraaf Iunnn Of tho a.lpV
opposite the jail, on Eleventh street. 1t
would be a great protection to the jail and
would be a safeguard TO pedestrians passing
between Main and. Franklin streets on dark
nights. 1t would also put a check upon a
good deal Of wickedness which is practiced
in the alley almost every night.
The Cleveland and Thurman rally at Aull-
vile, last Saturday, was a grand success.
Fully 1900 people were in attendance. The
crowd was addressed by Hons. r. A. Col
Inns, Jno. C. Tarsney, Y. RylsDd, Samuel p.
Sparks and T. A. Catron. The people Of
Aullville covered themselves all over with
glory by the sumptuous preparations which
had been made to refresh the inner man.
Higglnsyille :-Mr. Lewis T.. Bell, wife and
baby left Saturday for q visit to relatives in
st. Louis before returning to their home in
Springfield. Mrs. NJ. G. Grant was in town
visiting Monday. Mr.. Jacobs, the state sec
rotary of the Y. M. c.. A, was here Sunday
last at the sixth anniversary OF the Higgins
Vile association. Mr.. W. n. DoOley, Of the
Arcade Hotel, was in Kansas City Monday.
Miss Monte Endly left Monday for Glasgow,
where she will attend school the coming win
.n. NJ. I,oao NaoIa raturno1 Valnaa1ay
from a two weeks visit to southern Missouri,
visiting while away Lockwood, Greenfield
and Springfield. Mr. w. G. Neale and family
leave forlthe south in a few days to spend the
winter owing TO Mrs. Neale's feeble health.
The Lafayette Military Band gave the family
of DIR. j.. j. Fulkerson a delight full serenade
Tuesday night as an appreciatlye recognition
Of q substantial donation given them lately by
DR. Fulkerson. Sunday night some villain
or villains entered the blacksmith shop OF
Martin. 3 Torp and carried away a brace and
bit, with which they bored a hole and then
blew open the safe at the City Mills. The
exact amount of none carried of is moi
known. but was something less than $50
l The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Methodist
church. Is having their church painted thii
week. and then 1t will be thoroughly cleaned
! when they will put In a handsome pulpit ant
chairs ready for the reception OF their new
E minister the first Sunday in October.
Again Is The Ladies Aid Society OF thu
G Christian church called upon, in a years
: time to return grateful thanks to The Help
: ing Hands Band'' composed OF the little girl
b and boys of nearly every church. God bless
y the little ones. and help them to continue Il
y use their talents to help along struggling
societies. All credit Is due Miss Maude Bur
den. who conceived the idea, trained tn
a children, asked her father and mother TO fur
nish the sweet strains Of music, from violil
. and piano. The tableaux were beautiful AM
u we'll carried out. The costumes were good
and a large audience was well entertained
1t was a noble work, and Miss Maude an,
y the little ones. each and every one, have tn
sincere thanks of the ladies. The tableau.
were all good, but especially good was 9TH
" May Pole" 1.-THE Indian Scene," Jacob
: Dream" 'Seven, Seventeen and Seventy,
u THE Fairy Court,'' and 'The Good Nigh
'e Scene" The little ones were as lovely 6
o angels, that 1t was a wonder that Jacob di
not arouse from his slumbers. The follow
10 ing are the names OF those who took par
Mamie Russell. Daisy Russell, Fannie Rus
sell. Bessie and Mamie Huston, Alice Noun
10y, Daisy Taubman, Belle Stramcke, MAJ
1t Silver, Lizzie McGrew, Katie Tunstal
Sophie Tunstall, Mata Terrell, Airline Blu
!. den, George Deltzler, Sallie Erskine, MauC
g. Burden and Mrs. Thomas Shelby. The gel
le tlemen were: Mr.. Thomas Shelby, Will
IN Duke, Eddie McGrew, Todd Kelly. Lucit
D. Lesueur, Willie Lesueur, Edwin Ranki
TO Paul Rankin, Bonnie Bolton, and last but
B. no M. ans least Master Horace Bolton wi
De ch armed the audience with his inimitable r
j. citations of How Sockery set the old bill
ID hen," and "Sockery's Pretty Little Cat
as The proceeds amounted to S17 so, and we
turned over to the parsonage funds.
le Higginsyille Leader:-The Germans a
re turning in their political faith and many
Of them will this year vote the democratic tickC
Tsrsney's speech at Aullville, Saturday, ma
&c a number of converts that we know of. III
~ public ssle of short horn cattle yesterday q
en- ternoon at the fair grounds did not pan o
he well for the owners. There seems to be
We demand for such animals just now, and
Ia / lDOuxn IuG ulliS LlD ioSSu hhS hbaAN -
I'd OF Colonel H. G. Chiles, of MAYHEM. aud '
ur II Cunningham, Of Odessa. the bidding W
ed anything but spirited and the sales were ligl
We Following Is q list Of animals sold and nal
Of of buyer together with amount paid:-Anni
IN, James O'Bryan, Holden, Mo-, S2l; Red &C
Tor calf. James d. Vickars, Mayhem. s2S; Dai
ar Annita, Samuel L.. Smith, MAYHEM, o.
Kate SleIumetz. james O'Bryan, Holden,S 81
ng Red bull calf, J. A. Jackson, Alma, 81
ed Kate Long, William L.. Smith, MAYHEM, ~;
RI. Lady Booth, James O'Brysn, Holden. 5:
q Red and white bull calf, j. z. Taylor, Ain
NJ $40; Cora Mills. Samuel l.. Smith, Mayvie
&C. s25; Fifth Star of Walnut Grove (cOw a
calf, James 0Brysn. Holden, S5l; Red b
cali, G. F.. Grau, Higginsyille, S4l; Lori
of Bronson. II. D. Smithson. Holden, 800; Ro
W. bull calf, j. 8. Hit, Blackburn, $40; e
bull calf, j.. P. Taylor, Alma. Sal; Far
1t, Ianthe 7th, James O'Bryan, Holden, ):
g. red bull calf, James Ham. Corder, $40; Ga
ly man Sd, Peter HackIey, Page City, s3l; w
Id nut wild Eyes Duke, bull. VIM. l.. Sml
ter MayvIew, 500; Miami 25th, and red b
ars calf, Jas. O'BrYsn, Holden. $780, Lille sto
he ell, X. +. Warren, Auliyilie, $50; Wadel
lg. cow andicalf, RQbt. Hammond, Odessa. .
he Rose OF Nettles I'd. COW and calf, j. S. II
we blackburn, S25; Kent Duke OF Roanoke,
NJ. J. Noting, Higginsyille, S61; Velvet Du
vas W. q. Cole, HigginsviIle, $40. Col, I'll.
ire Smithson, of Holden, the gentlemanlY al
r,v tioneer. did his best 10 make the cattle brl