The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-16
Lily Band concert Friday night.

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Lily Band concert Friday night.
The blue birds were out in full force last
Tuesday morning.
Every body should attend the Lily Band
concert and give the boys encouragement.
Boys, you had better buy your cigars to-
day, for the Sunday law goes into effect to-
and you cannot buy them to- morrow.
-0Ss Mayor Russell has appointed the following
gentlemen as q board of health for the city =
CouncIlmen McCausland, Schaefcrmeyer.
Chinn and GRAY; and Drs. Chambeis, Full
kerson. Mcdonald aud Straughn.
In the case of the American Bank against
Thos. b.. Campbell, decided by the court Of
appeals, at Kansas City, ON the 4th inst, the
American Bank, by Its attorneys, Messrs.
Wallace q Chiles, has fled a motion and brief
for a re.hearlng.
Mrs. j. Il. Barnett received, last week
from DeKalb, Illinois. a fine turkey gobbler.
sired by the celebrated 'Tom Harrison."
winner Of the first premium ut the great
Rock Island show. Nov. IS, 1888 weight AZ
pounds; score 9S1.
Glenwood Mrs. Lonuie Lee is very sick.
Mr.. Simon Riley's infant daughter is very III
with scarlet fever. Mr.. joel Ewing and his
sister, Miss Anna, are making preparations to
visit Maryland and intend to stop at Washing.
ton City and attend the inauguration.
49, OWING to the large amount OF building
done here the past summer and fall, al
most unlocked for, LexIngton's brick supply
has become entirely exhausted, and Mr..
Robt. Berrie has been compelled to buy II
kiln of brick In Sweet Springs, which he.
shipped here this week. Mr.. Farrar's sup
M a e.SeRressR short..
<4fbo was in the employ
6 four miles east Of
/ digging coal last
tflday. Mo BIZ to4s washed by a huge rock
falling upon him. II seems that HOlenweger,
who was somewhat deaf, carelessIy dug coal
out from under the head rock, which was
broken. without placing in a pillar to hold it
in place, and while digging the rock fell upon
him. killing him instantly. He was unmar-
ried. He was buried at the expense Of the
company.
We learn that Mr.. Price Isles secured nice
ten-inch ice on the Sni by cutting out large
cakes Of ive-lnch Ice and sinking it under
4 other ice of the same thickness, letting it re-
" malns over night and then cutting through
both, which were found to be solidly frozen
together the next morning. A good scheme.
Central College Gem Tor February is on
our desk. We are always glad 10 see the
Gem, not on.y that its school notes are full
OF interest to the lie xingtonian, but because
IL Is a departure from the ordinary run of
school papers In the originality OF Its thought.
and the evident literary culture which marks
its pages, The paper should have more gen.
eral encouragement from our people.
We recently paid a visit to the green house
OF Mr.. Peter Coen, on oath street, and were
axreeably surprised at the extentand complete
appointments OF the entire establishment.
The house is 90X3O feet, heated with steam,
and the long tables, six In number, EXTEND
ing the entire length Of the building, were
died with plants of almost every descrip-
tO",including the modest pansy, the mag
nineent rose, The queenly lily, the beautiful
geranium, together with ferns, dropping
plants, &e., presenting u scene of beauty
which must be seen TO be appreciated. A
visit 10 this lovely place will well repay the
trouble, and adybOdy will be sure of u celtic
reception by the proprietor. who is always
there and ready to show visitors through.
Call around.
Mayyiew:-The entertainment gwen in
MAYHEM on the 9th inst, by the Christian
Sabbath school was quite a success. Each
part was well rendered and the little children
did remarkably well. Miss Susie ClirKston,
o pupil OF b.. r. -, has recovered from a
slight illness, aud returned TO her duties al
school this week. Messrs. John Lyons and
Luther Marshall Of Lexington. spent Satur-
day evening and Sunday in Mayview visiting
friends. Mrs. Fl. q. Fisher is visiting friends
in Glasgow. she will be absent two weeks.
Miss Tinnle Holland, OF 3. i. g., accompsni-
ed Miss Oracle Smith home, spending Satur-
: day and Sunday Of last week. Rev. Buzby
Is conducting Il very interesting meeting al
Marvln's Chapel. Miss Clara Bowie, oil
Kansas City Is the guest Of Mrs. Boone this
week. Mr.. james Charleston. of the Indian
Territory, is visiting his uncle, DIR. Bob.
Charleston.
Corder = On the night ofthe sth inst. there
was a very pleasant entertainment at Mr.
John Prices. The company was composed
mostly of school children OF from fifteen tC
twenty years OF age. II great part of the re
naming portion, rumor says, is moTtSaget
property. Let that be As it may, all ENJOYED
themselves 10 . e kGehlesL utAItt' u IiCC cup
per, vocal and music. playing
testing and sparkling were the chief sources
of amusement. 1t was indeed q bsppY com'
pany, but no more 30 than is ever expected
when invited TO the happy home Of Mr.
Price. Our saloon man has sold out and /
making all necessary arrangements 10 built
a mill at COrder. There Is nothing tina
would be of more advantage 10 Corder, AM
greater convenience to the community. w,
hope that there may be no failure this time
There have been several efforts made In tina
direction, but for some reason failed. Ol
Friday nigh4 last two cOlored men at COrde
got Into a dispute about something Of little o
no Importance, one stabbed the other in til,
abdomen; the knife entered the cavity, in
h5cting probably Il fatal wound. The ont
who did the stabbjn2 was a stranger and MAJ
served a term in the state prison. the other i
a ouIet industrious man. The wouldGe mur
derer was captured and will take boarding Il
Lexington in a few days. Although we hav
had su 81 mild weather several have succeed
r. ed 10 getting Ice.