The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-28

~ III SAAA NoOh wal BhSeSh 'S
Baptist cnurch Tomorrow morning Vt the
usual hour.
Call on Eggleston & Bro. for bananas,
oranges, dates, figs, raisins, candy. crackers,
oysters, turkeys, and for any thing you may
need In the grocery or fruit line. They have
about everything and at prices to suit. d2lt2
Cheap! Cheap!! | have just received q car
Of fine Michigan salt, fresh from the mine,
aud have another one on the road, which !
will sell ut 81 % per barrel. Come and get
1t. A, LOOMS. iune22tt
DIR. HALEY. OF Kansas City, assisted by
several of our local physicians, removed u 40
pound ovarian tumor from Mrs. Sellmeyer,
OF near Wellington, last Tuesday.
Cheapl Cheap! l have just received a car
Of line Michigan salt, fresh from the mine,
and have another one on the road. which
will sell at 81 % per barrel. Come and get
It. A. LOOMS. iune22ti
Scribner's Magazine for January begins the
fourth year and seventh volume with the
promise that during the current year it will
follow its ~weli-approved course Of printing
articles Of interest in themselves, by writer's
who really have something TO say; and OF
aiming that great variety shall he sccu' ed
rather than that any single undertakings
shall monop olize its space.
Hamlin's Wizard OIL concert and specially
company will commence Il weeks engage
ment at Hagen's opera house. Monday, Dec
30ih, consisting Of the highest order of vocal
aud instrumental music. character impersO-
nations and specialties and funny aud laugh
able ~farcical comedies. The doors will open
at 7:l5, IN at sails. General admis-
sion 10 cents. reserved seats Is cents at Leroy
Farmers. Change OF programme nightly.
As has been the custom of our different
carrier boys for the past twenty years and
more. our present ones. Masters Gus. and
Con. Barron, and John and Willie Meet, will
call upon their subscribers on next Wednes-
day, January /, with their New Years offer
ing. Through rain and snow, cold weather
and warm they have made their way and left
your paper at your threshold for hfty-two
consecutive weeks, and we hope you will
deal with them IN accordance with tie
amount Of work you think the boys have
done for YOU. 1t is their only compensation.
Christmas night VIM. p. O'Connors, claim.
ing to be from this city. was put Oft from the
train at Waverly for being drunk and dis
orderly. He put his valse, in which he
claims there was $50, upon the depot plat
form and 1t was promptly taken charge" Of
By three boys, Jno. Kraus, Lon VanMetei
and Jas. Byers. The boys were arrested
given a hearing and upon pleading guilty
wore fined. the two former $40 and costs eacl
and the latter $25 and costs. Not paying theil
fines they were brought to this city yesterday
by reputy Sheriff Scott Thomas and LODGED
10 iaiI.
While out driving last Sunday the wheels
of the buggy, IN which were Mr.. and Mrs
viii Clark, ran into a ditch across the roat
near the cannery and nearly upset the buggy
This scared the horse and he gave a suddeI
lurch throwing the occupants to the ground
Mr.. Clark held on 10 the lines for some time
but was finally compelled to drop then ,wheI
the horse started out the country road anC
was not found by his owner until MONDAY
morning. when he was found In Mr., Young,
livery stable. The buggy was considerable
damaged aud the small hnger Of Mr.. Clark
left hand was severely sprained.
Fairyiew News Is scarce. Everybody i
commenting on the beautiful weather. Mr.
r. II. Cobb. who has been teaching the Blul
Springs school, Is at home for the holidays
Mr.. A. s. Hammer ana wife, Of Sedalia, AR
the guests Of MIR. G. Hammer, this week
Rev. b. +. Thomas, of Warrensburg, WHIT
has been visiting his brothers, Messrs
c.. NJ. and VIM. Thomas, for several days las
week. favored us with an excellent sermor
- g. "a. 49, ,h&.I hn.aA D4u
Moore will preach at the school house on The
4 fftIi 6undVy, on the going out OF the old yea
and The c0mirg 10 of the new Miss Lock.
HART. 81 Wellington, is the guest Of Miss
Anais Kite this week.
There are 900, 900 farmers In The STATE ol
Missouri. or theTeabouts, and IL Ia more THAI
probable tksi any one OF them could, If the,
would, raise u dollar Just now to pay tor q
years subscription to that most excellent
agricultural weekly paper, Colman's Ruraj
World. 1t comes to our table every week ful
70 OVERLOOKING with the best kind Of iniOrma
tOb fresh from the field OF labor, and treat
ing on nearly every conceivable subject OF
Interest 10 every man engaged In any depart.
ment OF farm life. 1t is aggressive, yet con
SENTATIVE, snd we doubt not an acceptable
visitor wherever it goes. Sample copies will
BE- sent to those who write for them, and the
price per year is but one dollar. Published
Cor Missouri farmers especially, we do not
e&4 h*Hs tlseg can get along without It. AID.
8s & 2 Eoimzn, $40 Olive street. St.
I'll a6H vo}ff IL q s. kdaed q
&2s sH3I1{kI 1f> Last Wed
~ sssss ysars aas'
Aes>e<1<l' ~ !. Il 30. iaishfoit sns
viii p6Iltnt<k q 1h<ir ~rns1omers. rendered
mis- ~rssignasio1 ID ofdsr "a accept u better
aud more lucrative position as manager o
the NJ. X. & +. railroad office in Waco. Tex
While we regret exceedingly to lose Mr.
Noel as q citizen still 1t is pleasant TO know
that his pc ,itiOn here Is 10 be flied by such
genial and whoDe-souled gentleman AS Mr.. A
s. LoOmis and the latter's position at Myricb
by Mr.. II. j. Woods. Mr., Woods position
as telegraph operator at Lexington Is filled by
Mr.. j. w. Hubbard, recently Of WELLINGTON
but more recently Of Omaha, Neb. The audi
tor Of the railrod was here Thursday auG
checked" these gentlemen In and out Of theiI
positions and Mr.. Noel and family left fol
Waco Yesterday.
Third Ward School: Scholarship, 2ud and
Ord grades-Sena Afford, Pearl Bour. EmmI
Luehrman, Fannie John, Matte DaugheTty
Allen Bethel, John Taubman, Kittie Barron
Fannie Grimes; 9th grade, James Weedin,
Eddie Grimes, Elsie Dsugherty ,Alice Kriehn
Irene Tut, Lizzie Afford; 4th and 18th
grades. Ernest Long, Willie Holiday. Ernest
Fegert, Christie Vaughan, Rebecca Sslyers
Rosie Martin, Minnie Herman. Mamie LIer.
man, Annie Gipson, Matte Catron, Richard
Vaughan, EDni simmons, " lille GlpsOn,
FlOTCB"e Barron, Mamie Allstsdt, Annie
BOi ne. Honor roll-2d and Ord grades, Sena
| All, rd. Pearl Bour, Emma Luehrman, Fam
ME John, Allie DrYsdale. Matte Daugherty,
Allan Bethel, Kittie Barron, Fannie Grimes
9Th grade, Lizzie Afford; 7lh grade, Ken,
Catr)n; 4th and 9th grades, Christie yaugban
Rebecca Salyers, Rosie Martin, Annie GIp-
son, Matte Catron, Florence Barron, Ida
FalbOtt.
The Ladies AID Society Of the NJ. T. church
south, viii give n parlOr entertainment on
Monday evening, Dec. 3Oth, ut the residence o.
Capt. Rankin on South street. The programme,
while informal, will bs an unusually rich one.
Miss FOgleman Will recite, Mrs. Mcclure will
read, and the music will be furnished by the
Misses Cobb, Gibbons and Prof. and Mrs BlilZ,