The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

The rulc OF the rohu 10 " va" g.
B. Il L. payday comes again next iue'
day. ,.o
Read the pontoon bridge articles on the
first page. -.
The wall around the Episcopal church lot
Is being repaired.
We are reluctantly compelled to oeier
our report OF the Alumnae meeting Oh b.
f. q. until next week. ,
J. w. Hannah. of s:Iay township. shippeu
lto Kansas City May 2lst, one carload oil cA''
tie, weight 1910, price S3 10.
The graves of the federal dead were ap'
propriately decorated by their eomraues o'
MulliVan Post, last Thursday.
The new large-light sash for the court
house windows arrived last "Wednesday
We hope our county court will see theh
wav clear to put the house in complete re-
pair.
Mr.. Alfred Amor will please accept ou'
thanks for a box of elegant strawberries
some which measured AZ inches IN circumi
ference and 81 OF which filled to oyel fowint
u quart box.
Dover always did claim to have the pref
test ladies' in the county, but now mr.
Wash Cooper not only reiterates hal clam
but also claims 10 have the most old LADIES
them one 107 years oil age.
3a.e1h iastrpw, Pu. ID. has made q specia
<d11.sm, and will give the lates
&. rs. .}5ence upon the subject IN hi
~ The Problems OF 'Psychi
kesearch ; q tIch Is 20 appear IN Harper
Magazine for June.
The newly elected president OF Centra
Female College, Prot. j. A. jones' oil Dai'
ton, Ca, will be at the closing exercises q
the school. Prof. Jones Is u young and &C
tive man, II p practical educator land the irienu
oil the college look for an Increased prosper
" under his able management.
TIL June number of the Century Magazin
will contain an appreciAtive paper Dy MAT
Raret j. Preston. the southern poeless' o
..GeneraI Lee Afer the War" She say
.,Nothjng could exceed the Veneration an
love, the trust and absolute loyalty, whlc
peopleand soldiery alike had manifested 70
wards him throughout the struggle. But
was alter the war had closed that the sne'
ton of the people seemed more than ever
cousecrated one" The writer lived net
General Lee from 1865 until his death In lSF
sana.shsUrelates many interesting and hereto
<><tu1Hblished anecdotes of his life duiin
t6 Owing sensational card was Eecei,
81 b. H3eriff Mitchell last Sunday. Wbetf
err the information conveyed is reliable or NJ
will soon be developed, but we think Ill
dex" IL unnecessarily alarmed as Agent No
denies all knowledge of any such intentio
and no signs are visible 10 warrant the bell
that The movement 10 in contemplation ;
the railroad officials: Your passenger dep
at Lexington will one night in the next thirt
days be removed TO Myrick. l have it fro
headquarters. Notify your county attornt
also James McGrew, Charlie Grimes, ID
Adams and all of your prominent citizen
Have your Injunction ready and act deteI
mibedly and 10 u body. Resp't Nc, Index
As we were walking down the street a fe
DAYS ago, Just after Il shower. the air balG
aud soft. no sun shining through the clou'
hut no rain falling, VIC met two people con
ing toward US who seemed to be o6liyious
all but themselves. She bore a snail blaC
silk umbrella spread over her head. 1t W,
not heavy probably didn't weigh two pound
and vet he found it necessary to help h'
carry it, and so had hold OF the stick iu
above her nand. They didn'tk know that thu
did not need the umbrella because 1t W
neither rainy nor sun shiny, but the poop
who saw, smiled rs they passed bv. 1t
Unnecessary to say that he was young and tn
she was pretty.
sedalia Bazoo, 25:h: Albert s. Hnmme
boukkeeper for Rothwell & Jaynes. calf
upon Rscorder Ltndnin Yesterday and 5
cured q marriage license to marry Miss Ora
X. Wbitsett, one OF the fair bells OF Odess
L,fayette county, No., which event W
,ranspire next Wednesday evening. Perso
who don't exactly understand the siiusti
would, perhaps, think 1t hardly fair for X
corder Lanimun to give young men perm
N marry girls IN other counties. but som
time ago the recorder OF Lafayette cOun
issued q permit to one of the Young men
his dominion to marry q Pettis county 81
and The fellow. armed with the documeI
actually invaded the county and carried
one of our iairest daughters. and Pettis cot
~ is only getting even. Beside. there Is m'
style about Recorder Landmarks licens
and parties tied together with one of tn
never have any use for the divorce court.
Platte County Argus. May lin 1851. J
after the battle Of Lexington a rebel sold
slammed at the residence Of James h.Tinsl
four miles north Of Sm,thville and handi
him a massive silver pitcher which weigh
five and a half pounds said:-''I captured
at the battle Of Lexington from Col. Mu
gan, commander of the federal troops. /
never call for It.. II Is yours" Mrs. TIM
buried the pitcher In the apple orchard 20
afterward, and it could never be fou
though dilligent search was made, the ex
location being forgotten by Mrs. Tinsiey'w
was absent from the farm nine years fr
the burial Of the pitcher. 1t was theref'
supposed hat thu pitcher had been diScoV'
ed BY proving soldiers. until a lew wet
ago IL was struck with a plow and Orough'
Iizht. Mr.. Tinsley wants the right owner
haze the pitcher aud will cheerfully sns'
all letters OF inquiry addressed TO MIN