The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-03-09

Shtloh's Vitalizer. II never 1alRs 10 cure
For sale 81 G. W. Loomis'. s1eow
The westher has given almost everybody
the spring fever this week.
Messrs. ID. II. Smith II Co. have a cu-io-
sity In the shape Of . music box. Go and see
II you can find It.
The shares OF stock In the new series of the
B. q l.. association have been about all taken
There was u I've foot rise in the river last
Saturday night but 1t has again receded and
10 about ~ low rs before.
The entertainment given by the st. Agnes
Guild. Of the Episcopal church, at tn aca'
DENY chapel. last Saturday night. was yer!
enjoy able and was we'll attended. not With
standing the ram. The smeteur actors alt
performed their parts In fr-t-rAte style.
A negro man who lives 10 the house for
merly used AS n steam laundry near the depot
has a horse that Is diving for the want of food.
II should be looked into. 1t Il Il p!ttfuI sIgh'
to zee the poor brute living down TO eat what
little It has aud with no shelter whstever.
For Rent-A good house. in good repair.
close to the business part Of town. Eighi
rooms. two halls. two cisterns, cellar. smoke
house, bath house. coal house, stable, etc.
Inquire st this Office. II
teter. son Of Mr.. John Hufford, aged about
10 years,ot the Bates City neiRhborhOod some
weeks ago. received a severe confusion or
the head. from q fall. but experienced nj
great inconvenience from It until Friday
March Ist, when, directly after breakfast. bt
complained Of severe pains IN his head. ant
during the dav an abscess broke, discharginl
profus ely from his ear but he died the SAM
evening.
During the war, while the Cumberland
Presbyterian church was located in this city
the church building was occupied occasion
ly 40 q barracks for soldiers, and the commu
MON service, Of solid silver, engraved wit
the namr o ;he church, disappeared. Abou
two years ago. one Of the goblets was return
ed to the church officers from the ~neighbor
hood Of Odessa. and recently one OF th
plates was received by express from Austin
Texas. Both pieces we're considerably dam
aged from use. No words OF explanatio
I came with either. The relics ars high
priced by the present congregation at Eden
: view.
Corder.-Mrl. VIM. Wilson returned froI
her visit to her parents last Saturday. Mr.
] Howard, from near Fayette. Is visiting be
Z friend, Miss Mary Burton. Miss Hattie No
Farland, who has been spending the wlnte
In California. arrived at homo last Tuesda!
' Mr.. Will Mcfarland, Of New Mexico. 10 Wis
0 ting his parents here. Mrs. NJ. Lieser IN
Mrs. Rine spent several DAYS In Blackburn
last week visiting relatives. Mrs. Rose kniI
meyer aud children spent several DAYS
y. Higginsville last week. Miss Emma Stewa
spent Sunday and Monday here with h.
friend Mlas Hattie Mcfarland. Quite q nur
Der Of our citizens are attending court
n Lexington this week, IS witnesses In I
l. Young murder case. Mr.. Sam McFarlaI
was in Kansas City last Tuesday. Mrs.
u Bortsheld spent Monday 10 Blackburn. Mi
Jessie Roth spent several days In town Ia
10 week visiting Mrs. Cartbras and 9th
j. friends. Mr.. Fletcher Groves and wife we
lie over to Blsckburn last SATURDAY. to atteI
quarterly meeting and visit Mrs. Grove
IL mother.
The following are the names OF the gra
10 Iurors:-H. e. Chiles, foreman; Joseph c.
.. singer, n L TLsrp; Thos q. Campbell. L.
III Bandon, n. GladdIsh. l.. n. Lake, Cii'
D.. Brown. Jno. II. McBurney, II. Il. Eliing'
IN W Roberts and 3 I. John.
,r. The Merry Go Round Club have enjoyed ma
pleasant evenings during the pa t season,
:. none more tb-n the last meeting, winch "
. held AZ the subm ban home Of MIR Jno Au
- Mi q Rifle Is a charming hostess and made
- evening unusually interesting and enjoyable
NC Introducing new features In the rDteriain'nP
re Tn ladies all brought aprone, partly henm
1is To b. finished by the gentlemen. After dr ~
lat for the aprons the gentlemen went laboriou
,x- To work, To an on-lOOkrr IT. nppfarcl ia
nm like u missionary sewing society than I'll" NJ"
,s Go Round. We will not attempt to deHcFlhe
manaruvers OF he gentlemen in try'nE To m
the npedl 8 20 right. nor record me sth'
taken IN the fingers instead Of the cl'th. SUI
AL IL TO say, In the work submitted To tue Jus
there was every kind OF stitch k""wn 10
ace ar,isxra of the needIe-the double lO;k SIT
IN. pad-lock stitch and the heIn-iOCk stI'
an. Judge of Full on, presented
In nrizrs IN a few, but punGent REMARKS, "
49,. were received with much applause lie {
graduated MIR. Ben | s'and upon being the
10 srseams,ress1 IN the house, and stn'ed
Ano from what he had seen and heard oi hin
LOT thought he was better suited 10 tkat calling
re- aDvIhinR he knew OF. Ben underwent :
and severe conyulsions and indnlged in 4 lew
ion tor ons but we suppose he enJ we'd tie Jnd
, n remarks. 10 presenting the BOBBY piiE To
LII VIII Howe, Judge BOulware gave nun e
announcement to perseveTe. Offering ~
~ouin,on that 10 time Will would be ablc to
ou' ON mis- own buttons, and possibly darn his
Tue aocks-ii he wore any, which had u tenden'
DO, augment the doubt already existing upon
cur. point, Will seemed much affected by
pom speech aud Of the close was too much oVer'
,ded to respond. After congratulations TO The
4. IN ming conte stanls and to Judge Boulware
and hts good hits. the guests were invited out I
I'll dining hall, where was spread an elegant
49,, supper. The table was beautifully deco
~. with fruit and flowers. At one end was pli
aee' sitting upon his haunches, the sleekest OF J
lthy ers, a v~eritable corn-fed pig, who fh'
ance plainly by the proud poise Of his cara thi
loor, would not associate with any Blop-ied
that After everyone had Jared sumptuonsly o
pre. other good things the table Afforded, the
a n, sh,p's head was cut OF and instead OF
ba. alled with bologna sausage. he was hlled
the choicest CONNECTIONS. The regular TN
adIournlng Is IL O'Clock. but 1t was full
Va" hour past that lime before the guests coult
Q ior themselves away from SO much real Piles
sople and anyone hearing the parting salut'
ming could not help being impressed with the
will inenes OF their expressions when they toI
hostess Of the delightful evening they had