The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-24
School elections in April,

stallion day, Monday, April ..
County board of equalization Monday
April ).
Have you 4 stray sorrcl horse See MIR.
Smith ad.
Plant II tree.
The river has risen il great deal during the
week, aud many of the bars have disappeared
from view.
The entire lower floor of the city building
was Yesterday turned over 10 The tire aud
hook and ladder companies.
John McC.nrr was discharged by Squire
knipmryrr, on hearing the evidence in the
case wherein Mo' ancr was charged with
Shooting Cha- Bradford.
The freezes OF TIT, week following on
thuwInG weather aud rains. has been hard on
the wheat, ami late Spwu fields viii no doubt
sullrr more or less from H..
Riley Wright, charged with stealing Two
horses, one from Moses Ansnn md one from
Thns, Cauiicid, waived examination. Tues
dty, before Justice Hrnnch, and Is now Ia
jail.
Secretary l.. A. Goodman announces that
the dates and places IiXcd by tho executive
committee of the Missouri horticultural
Society are, for tho semi.auuual meeting.
June B, q. !, 1883, at Oregon. Holt county,
No, and for The annual meeting December
8, g. Z, ISSS, ut Nevada, Vernon county, Mo.
81. Louis live stock Cattle Il Re-
ceipt,, . 600 head; shipments, 400 head. Mar
ket firm; choice heavy native steers, ~ 40(9
5 so; fair To good native steers, - 9OG4 80;
butchers steers, fair to choice, 10 lO9l 20;
StOcker~ and feeder, medium TO good - log
8 80; rangers, Ordinary to good. - 20(03 80.
Hogs Receipts. 8 900 head shipments, / 800
hau l.. The market was active and hi. her;
choice heavy and butchers selections, 30 409
5 80; packing medium to prime, 20 l5C95 40;
light grades. fair to best, "a 959J 70. Sheep.
Receipts, l 400 head; shipments, 1900 head.
The market steady fair TO fancy, Il 95 50.
Criminal court completed its work, last
Saturday, by the sentence OF the following
named criminals, who were that evening
taken to The penit"ntIary Dan Muilens,
assault with intent to Kill, two Year,; VIM.
Tracy, assault with intent to Kill, i've wears;
VIM. Bennett, assault with Intent to kill,
four years; Thomas Wright. horse stealing.
wv 'N' 1919 I'm >N'''' 'H' So
ry. each three wears; Wm. Booker, assault
with intent TO Kill, Two years; VIM. Price,
assault with intent to XIII. TWO years. This
makes eight cOnviCts. sentenced to terms
u~ggregating tweniy-three years. Mr.. Wilson,
the prosecutinG attorney, was quite success.
ful in his work.
At about 10 o'clock yesterday morning The
fire bells changed out upon the clear air MI
alarm, and 1t was in u moment known that
Mr.. John Duvall'S residence on Ridgeyay
was in flames. The house was Utmost COM
plctely DESTROYED, being u frame building.
The lire orglnated IN he roof and was ditl-
cult of access. The fire boys were promptly
on hand, but ~ fast as they subdued tho
flames IN one pace they would break out In
another. The roof was entirely destroyed
and the walls seriously damaged. The con
tents of [ nc house were mostly saved, some
| what damaged by lire and water. The dwell
Ing Was insured with 10. A. Wilson. In the
Phoenix. Of Hartford, for $3.50, aud the con-
teuts for $3.50. This will lairly we'll cover
the losses, bat VIII not more than do 80.
eVeu Il it does entirely on the house.
ConcOrdia:- u lew warm days u very
cold blast set IN again. The wheat l. looking
al right, The son Of pr. +. Braecklein.
William, who hni,hed his studies al the st.
LOUIS Medical College and received his
diploma. i home now, aud 1t is u be expect
g that the new doctor will commence
praCticinZ medicine right here. Oar leading
ph, stefan Ia this town Is DR.. Henry Becker.
an an he has u very large practice he Is gen
orally busy, day and night. Capt. Boon
| Major paid Us Il visit, and Informed his
| friends thai he Is Il candidate Tor sheriff. Let
US al vote for MIR. Major. There WAS h
IA good many farmers were present. Mir.
| KObS. fiIher-in-law OF Charles bergman,
| died last SUNDAY 10 his S4tn year, and wi5
buried ut the ST. Paul's graveyard. Mr..
Jacob Kruencke and Miss Emile Fiene were
united last Thursday evening at the Evan
gellcal Bethel church. After the ceremony
the guests gathered at the residence OF the
brides parents, MIR Henry Fiene, where n
splendid supper was ssrVed.A citizens meet.
Ing will be held at the opera house next Mon
day evening. TO nominate candidates for ciiY
officers. Let us elect men who do not carry
rwatcr On both shoulders" Mr.. John
Kroenecke has been IN St. LOUIS and bought
a big stock OF spring aui summer goods.
Mr.. VIM. BartInan, OF the firm j. hartman
& Bro. also has been in the east buying goods.
F~erEuEH!lil ~.