The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-31

' ! ''~'' H''ii'"h SNOW day, next MOI
e day.
A plate "lsss trout has been placed in III
/ City Restaurant.
pr>. Fuiher'nn aud Chambers are 10 ruI,
: tn!" partnership from April :.
The " need. IL thorough cleansing ait.
I th' winters accumulation of dirt.
ihe grocery trm ii ESgirston & Reedc
| has been dissolved, Hr. EgglestOn retiring.
TIE II. Y. q. y. will give II necktie mar,
> at kri"hn'7 hall, On the night of ApriI ~. |
will he Il unique affair.
.. Mr. J. Z. Mctircw has contracted for th
rHnpt"t Of the debris from his burnt hurld
Ing, "prnrr OF Nnth aud Nam, prrra. ,,nr,
=" b]niI6IUN hi, year. Work viii begin in
few da,~.
Aho'h"r section Of the rock wall. on Frank
lin avenue. ir!', ls.i SUNDAY night during On,
'''N" ran. tnlc+s the city c0uncII take,
speedy action the wa~houi will soon Il,
scr "u> damage 10 the street,
Tue NOOK nnd ladder company has been
regularly organized, with VIM. u. Hamlet A.
chief; Chris kist, captain; Al. Sandifar soc
md captain; Abort Winkiar. first foreman
Wm. QuJrics, second foreman; and eiphI
lH~ddrrmrr.
We met Il gentleman ia Independence. the
other day. WHO told us he had tried 10 hu,
some stock In our d. ~ l.. association, bnt
found It all thkem mud no could srcure none.
would I II Mt DO adv isable to Issue An sIui-
tionai series q 800 shares:
While Asher LsBeriew and Willie Lea
were engaged in Il friendly scutd gu the cor.
| nor nj Nm !, and NE,., 49,, -, NV
dN' The rl-ht hand Of the latter wa, twisted
III -ncll n IN amer al 20 break OnD OF the bones
therein. BE II ore careful. boys.
Mr.. iiri@hLwell has finished taking the
ccnSus Of ne first ward. Ii is greatly to he
desired that no names be missed. In order
To AVOID this. all persons are asked to notify
Mr.. Brichiwtll of any names which have
been GI.-fd. II any person thinks their
Name ha> been omitted they are particularly
requested 10 repOrt 10 the census tnker
through the mayor, Mr.. VIM. b. Hamlet.
FairvIew school. taught by MIss Bette
Porter, se2ms to be IN II vigorous condition ;
a good attendance notwithstanding the mud
DIV roads. The school closes about the md.
die OF May. The following are those who
nave sa average scholarship OF - and over
FOR the month ending March 2!:--Saliie and
Eihel CObbs. Anna, George and Maggie
Laun. Annie and Mary OD0nnell, Melt D
Rankin, Lizzie Burton. Bessie Hammer,
Mary Coates, Annie Cash. Katie Behrinyer,
Quill aud Dock Rankin. Arthur and Walter
Cash, Eugene Thorp, Henry Gillespie, Eddie
Pollard. Charlie kinkead, Arnold i.etton.
rOmmi. Laun.
WeliinStou:-W Winter Is nesting In the lap
of spring. We say let her EO GalIagheri but
Jack Frost says nay. The grasses and winter
wheut hcreabOutS have come out Of the bllz-
yards, frustS and Goods Ia hne shape and new
err better ut this time OF the year. The new
Touring mill company are taking out the Old
machinery and replacing il with new boiler.
engine and roller machinery of the latest i'm
pr0Vement, ana will have 1t ready for opera
ton at m early day. Mr. Oscar Mindrup,
one Of our e~n'erprlsing merchants, has lust
bad completed The second dwelling house on
dain street. md c~Onlemplates building others
this season. Miss OMalley, principal teacher
In our public schools, closed the school YES
terday. Mls4 Minnie Bailey, her assistant,
has been sick some time: she Is now getting
"''''A' NA' 'iOib' q hillt NJ Tie hartman
coal banks. was accidentlY shot in the thigh Il
few days ago. The wound IL severe buI not
dangerous; he is doing well. Our town l.
tu!l OF can iidate4, no itinerants, but home |
grown. raised right here In our midst, all
good fellows; some large. some small, some
short, some tall, and now to the surprise and
JOY OF some, out comes John Sub. SIad, for
gOustlllP. Suh Ia u Uenh faIInpU arl ~ me-.
were Il candidate we would be like Scott'H
would crawl right down.
Dpver:-March Is changing his hat seven
Times a day. At present there il u bOuntiful
supply OF moisture. Since the recent twenty
our hours steady do yn pour nature has
spread Il green carpet over her old brown
snd stock may change their long diet of grain
tnd haV TO fresh. sweet, green grass and take
/ for the niDping. Farmers and feeders thu,
'elleyed from their winters bondage of feed.
ng, may and time To look after the corn
lsikS anG have tGeiE rusty Flows sharpeued,
I mailing them 10 the shop Is possible.
After pulling through mud and mIre, rut aud
1855 80 Ahy |
brHugh shallOw water. OF bouncing over
HiuinpS."r winding up in the wheels
ld scratching the legs Of the team with dis.
arded BRANCHES Of hedge-growth. one comes
- the conclusion that road oyerseers are Ike
oeiS, born, not made" It Is unusuui, too,
there IL no. IA bridge Town somewhere 90
ie way, let the route he In any direction. Il
:tre was less expensive economy In the way
I repairing rIctety structures, we, with due |
venture TO assert that there would I
mrr" money to cXpend upon bridge ma !
'r'ai hrller suited to our rapidly washing I
Ill. The wrlirF Tllh his ueighbors, has !
" years ri|htd life aud limb in crossing lha +
is ~ ltiDbcrS, planks, spikes and nails Il
Iitiie rabD, on the Dover and His. z
t"ah, when It was plucariea u
Dinger0uN,' and when II was a standing Il
. Tor bridge builders To keep reDiiring /
ld drawing county money. Now he logs
'%0pthly over The new, strong aud sub.,sn.
if0n structure mentally deciding that for
: share In Its erection Judge II. n. Barnett b
all receive his vote. Dover, socially, loset "
,nrner stone IN the removal Of Mr.. Palmer
q family from the city. Dr.. BurbriJpe Is
: sold his pretty home aud farm to Mr.. q
Pointer. Dr. Wm. q. Webb has re- |
ltiy visited an Invalid brother I'm Texas
.urnlug by Webster county to visit LI, son
. Ed webb, who il Il promising ,prosrrrIu,
~vslcian Ia tho furnishing little civ ~
r>hh 'ld. the season has about closed for
key ami beef shooting matches. The In
Ing people Will soon cease tho pleasant 81
ties 80 numerous through the winter. dl
ncirg has been superseded hy game. one A.
he most popular being ''htinl the level" OF
cior Hhndivrr celebrated the nrtiein uunI- m,
'shry "i MS arrival upon this mundane w
lere by collecting the Young people OF thai Pr
lni;v al his hospitabIn house to ..lrIp Tim :
At fantastic" The order OF the nrp,ent.. ruI
j was on This occasion reversed, the bosr He
towing Il token upon each rosy checked Ke
'ie. But, perhaps. hes was only assuming Ia
irdldaie's privilege. n If Il well known II,
has been urged TO enter the field. His A..
ny friends insist thai old Lnfayet,e can Oh
liSh 40 better mticrtal for sheriff. Hear G..
tnat Captain Foihunter had received n Nj
If halter, aud horse blankets. we Ia,
missed something uniS'ial, and to satisfy I
wife = curiosity (you know, rode over 10 tw,
llr""nd 10 investigate. Passing through the
!" Of the MANY gates by whInh the farm |. sol
lrOned. stopping 10 admire a browsing or
OF DARK red, velyety Sh%ort-h0rns, we
IN u small enclosure the captain pet,
nlrd. "ihe flne~t three year old lack m
r"In'T.' Standing cOlII>hly in the lot,
sent his N"I"e beneath him through this
III announcing NJ plainly ~ doe, Seth -,
m ~ ~ NnmIInn IIILf Ii ,..- H..