The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28

week working ON the personal assessment
book, the land book beng completed.
Officers of banks aud insurance companies
will do well TO read Mr.. Santmyer's official
notice to them. printed in another column.
John O'Mal!cy, a YOUTH. was tiie Il before
Esquire Clayton, Wednesday. for carrying
concealed weapons, He was found guilty by
the Jury. AMI tlned 800 and costs.
Moses Hunter. Il colorcd miner In the Sea-
well mine. hHl Il large piece Of slate To fall on
him, "Wednesday morning last, breaking both
bones of the left leg Just below the knee.
DR.. Mcdonald splinted the broken limb. and
Hunter Is getting along rs well rs could be
expected.
A new brass band was organized In this
city. last Monday night, with the following
officers and members:-W X. Quarles. pres
idcht; VIM. Porter, secretary aud treasurer;
Thos. Bolton, Ed. Yinglng, John Davis,
ThOs. Fletcher. Howard Atkinson, G.. HAYS,
Frank Hays, }. Ryland MsKean, james
Robinson, John Robinson, Il. Allen, Jr. and
WIZ. Zeiler.
We understand that the arrangements for
rebuilding the burnt houses on Main street.
opposite The Lsclede Hotel, have been de-
clared of on account OF II Disagreement be-
tween Dir. McGrew and the Messrs. Clagett
aud Martin. We still hope the matter may
be arranged, although we dislike TO see u
one-story building on the principal business
street. But 1t viii look better than none III
all At that place.
Wayerly Times: THE sale ut Taylor
Chrisman's on yesterday, "wednesday. was
well attended, Mich COWS from S?2@32 DO.
Hogs sold from Sl@l2 80 per head. Twelve
head of %yearlIpg calves brought Sl2 30 per
head. Sucking mules from S15@G7 so per
head. Corn at from 81 sj@l 90 per bushel.
Carriages and agricultural implements sold
well. Eighty acres oil wheat sold at from
- 26@2 30 per acre. The sale /, roughly es-
timated at about 81, 900. K. Ii. Peery and
Bob Love. auctiOneers."
Prosecuting attorney Wilson : rent two
DAYS last week looking up evidence against
Mrs. America Warren, charged with CON-
pllcity In the murder of Jonas Z. Arven, and
who had been In jail here far Il week. He
failed entirely TO lind any testimony that
would warrant the detention of the prisoner.
The preliminary trial was TO have taken
pIaCt ucIOEs r.SVulIt hllltT Oh FIludI lhSi,
but in default of any adequate evidence Mr.
Wilson caused the dismissal OF the charge
against the prisoner. The murder ~ still
shrouded in mystery. The fair name of the
county requires that the murderer shall be
ferreted out.
st. Louis live stock market ;-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 400 head shipments. 1900 head
MaTlat Waa aptIUa unh Strnouar -ahni.a lnauv
native steers, 81 1905 80; fair to good native
steers, SO 9094 so; bulchers' steers. medium
to choice, 50 20@4 Is; stockers and feeders,
fair to good. S2@9 40; rangers, ordinary TO
good, S2 25@4 80. Hogs Receipts, Assoc
head; shipments, 800 head. Market was uc-
tive and drm; choice heavy and butchers
selections, S6 0jt95 s. packing. medium TO
prime, IS 1905 55; light grades, ordinary TO
good, 81 9o95 10. Sheep Receipts 800 head
shipments. 100 head. Market steady fair 10
choice, 80 1908 40.
At its last regular meeting the directory Of
the b. " l.. Association appointed Mes,r..
| LOOMS, kerdOlff and MooTehead u commit
tee TO solicit subscribers TO u new series u
shares. The prosperity of the association,
the fact that 1t has rendered it possible for 4
number OF persons to secure homes, aud thai
1t has earned to the shareholders 81 IL per
share In ten months on II pay nent OF ten dol
lars, * making the shares very d sirable.
There are apparant complications In the new
series which entirely disappear upon inyesti-
Cation. II Is the fairest aud the best way 10
manage the association. Subscribe.
fairview:-rhe snow Is almost gone,
Slelghrid!nS Is Il thing Of the past, Mr.. A,
L. Mahoney has returned from u three
weeks visit TO his parents in Kentucky. dir.
John Upton will leave :or his home IN lows
Saturday, accompanied by his cousin. lilies
Anna Rankin. " no will spend several month,
there visiting relatives and friends. The
social party at Mr.. 7. H. Campbeirs Tuesday
night, was Il grand success. At six O'Clock
the young people began TO gather and the
house yeas soon crowded with lively guests,
All enjoyed themselves in games and socia.
chat until about twelve o'clock, when they
were invited to partake of an excellent sup.
per prepared by Mrs. Campbell. There were
about sixty persons present. Among those
from a distance we noticed Misses BessS
Ewing, Laura, Settie and Roberta Kelly, o.
Bates City; Della Williams, of Odessa; Mrs
Alpha Travers, OF Odessa; Mr. aud Mrs
VIM. Butcher, Of Oak Grove; Messrs. Johr
Upton, OF Iowa Waller jackson aud Eugen,
Kelly, of Bates City. At one o'clock the
guests took leave bidding their host snt
hostess Il pleasant good nigh and wishing
them much happiness In the future.
There has been 30 much said In thes,
columns IN regard to Munkacscy's great pic.
ture Of Christ Before PLATE" aud 80 man,
OF our people have seen the original work
that II il not necessary to speak of il Ut length
now. But We know that there Is u YER
general desire upon The part of many VIII,
have seen and moro who have not seen the
picture to have An engraving or etching OF 1
and We here present them an opportunity to
do so. There have been two reproduction
OF the picture, one In colOrs. preserving will
remarkable accuracy. the colors OF the origi
nal picture Us well a. Is high ipteut snd ex
allied subject the other II phot0-elChing
fac-simile Of The original picture, which IL con
sidered II perfect reproduction. The light,
and shades are faithfully portrayed, and tn,
beautiful life-liko effects produced by tn,
original are preserved in this copy. Artist
differ as TO the relative merits Of these repro
ductIons. They sell at one dollar apiece
The Central Baptist, OF St. Louis and Eansa
CITY, the leading Baptist newspaper west O
the Mississippi! river. aud a nrst. elias
religious and family newspaper. offers I,
send either one of these reproductions to an,
new subscriber who will add twenty. Nv,
cents to the subscription price OF two dollar
or To any old subscriber who pays up whu
he owes, one years subscription in advanc,
and sends % cents extra for The picture, or I,
any Old subscriber who VIII take the toubI,
to send them 4 new subscriber with thu
annual subscription price. lIe sure TO stat,
which style you prefer, GJlors or etching
This picture has never been offered on suct
liberal terms before. Address the editor
1909 Olive street, st. Louis, Mo.
The Progressive Social Club was entertain
Ell by Miss Rose and Mr.. 4. $. Young, a
the corner of Main aud Ele venth streets
Thursday evening. There was n larger al.
tendance than usual at this meeting. Pro.
gressiye Angling being the amusement fur
nIshed,it required six tables To accommodate,
the "a fishermen" Thers was quite an
exciting contest for the hOnOrs, Miss JuIia
Neale capturing The ladies' royal prize. Mr.
Walter Waddeli proved himself an old time
fisherman and caught the gents royal. Mrs.
b. Fl. Campbell was presented with A fish
hook and line for the ladies' hooby; NAV She
have better success ~ other waters. Mr.,
Steve Wilson received u toy pistol Ms his
BOBBY, with the suggestion III you csr'I
catch 'em, shoot 'em," and he no longer fear.