The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-09-21

kivsn BY +. j. zeisherg al the 4. Semi.
nary. sIltf
Curtain poles with brass trimmings AZ s5c,
also.a choice line OF curtain goods At n n
Royle & Sons. sept1lt&
The young ladies' Of the Catholic church, OF
this city, will give a grand ball at Turner's
Hall next Monday night, Sept. 23rd. Admis
sion 90 cents; ladies free. Music by an ex
cellent orchestra.
Tue kraDko Klub will remove to new
quarters October LIST. They have secured the
two delightfully."- located rooms over David
Hecker's city restaurant and they will be fit
ted up In first class style. New carpets have
been purchased and when all arrangements
are completed the boys may well feel proud
Of their "down town" home.
Our readers whose postoGices are on the
c. 4 A. road will In the future be able to get
their papers before breakfast on the morning
r OF publication. The papers are carried Ia
their several destinations by Il. Allen. Jr.
who will be glad to meet any persons desIr-
ing TO subscribe for this or any other news
paper or to renew any old subscriptions, or
who wish job work of any description. II
will be glad TO meet you whether You want
ANYTHING In his line or not.
Inc young ladies Of Central college. under
command OF the gallant Colonel Jones, re-
minded the cd soldiers Of the time when
Gen. Price advanced on Col. Mulligan as they
came tripping over Lexington's historic bat
tie field on their wsv TO the college from an
excursion to. the pontoOn bridge last Monday.
Had the yOung ladies of The Baptist college,
who were under command OF Capt. Smelling.
only gone over this same battle field on their
way down, instead OF going down Pine
street, and met them, how true TO life IL
would have been.
The slck-Messrs. Frank and Bird Camp
bell are much better. Miss Oracle Ball (Ede-
ien)'is very low. Mr.. Pete Hale Is somewhat
better. Mrs. John wilmot RECEIVERS very
slowlY and is still confined to her bed Mrs.
Morrow, who had a congestive chill last Sum-
daV night, Is about convalescenl. Mr.. Albert
LOOMS Il getting along very slowly. MISS
Msy Peak is much better. Mr.. Robt. Afford
Is OK. again. Mr.. John Johnson Is still
very low but there are still faint hopes for
his recovery. Mr.. II. q. Boteler, at last
a1ylces. wis able TO walk about bis room
with only the assistance OF a cane.
Most OF our mere hants have been east this
fall and some are there now purchasing
goods. As u consequence the clerks are kept
busy opening goods and the am Iunt they are
opening seems to Indicate that a large b.isi-
ness Is expected. Consult the advertising col
umns ana you can tell who are receiving IL ese
fresh goods, for they are all proud OF the fact
naI a1unueg. "a -.Il "a . r..
that those merchants who do the advertising.
: without exception. are the ones that need
such q large amount OF goods that 1t Is neces.
sary for them TO 90 east and give the matter
OF selecting them their personal su per vision.
Look nj our advertising columns and think
OF the names OF the merchants who have
gone cast and YOU will see that what we say
is trna. The merchant that adyertises Is the
cream Of the milk, so 70 speak-he Invariably
risesio The top. - R
Ths outside Of this issue contains q great
deal more matter OF local interest than usual.
There can be found the new time card Ct the
@ a A. railroad, which, together with those
of the Pacific and j.. G., b. Il l., roads give
the simplest and most complete time cards
Published In the county. There are always a
great many Inquiries as TO the connections 10
be made with the g. IL A. and Pacida roads,
but these Inquiries are now unnecessary Tor
"a glance ut the cards will show YOU oil the
aections that can be made. The council
proceedings; our new department. Missouri
Editors and what they are Saying;' another
letter from the convict. Geo. Dew asters. " ho,
when he entered The penitentiary was almost
without les rniug, but whose letters prove
that his spare TINA has been well used; a
latin poem with II translation, or Imitation of
the same by JnO Quincy Adams and found
among some OF The old papers Of The late Jno.
II. Rylan1. and still another ''imltation, by
this gentleman.
WaverlY: = Messrs. Willie and Charlie
Lewis returned rom Iowa Thurs lay, accom-.
pmiel by their cousin. Miss Mollie Inman
returned no ne sunday morning accompanied
by Mrs. James. Mrs. Jane Puts. of st. Louis,
arrived here Saturday mo ming AMI Is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs, Henry Burnett. De-
spite the wind and rain storm that visited our
city on Saturday night, quita a number of
our ladies and gentlemen attended the festival
given at the Methodist church just north OF
Grand Pass, Regardless OF the weather il
fEas we'll attended and "a success In ever re-
spect, and Que OF the most pleasant features
sof tue evening was the sweet strains of
Music furnished by the WaverIv Uornet
rs and. Quite 4 number Of the beaux and
bellies OF our city vera on the river Sunday
evening boat riding. Mcs.ps. Press Tracy
aud Stonewall White spent Sunday 10 this
city. Mrs. Il. =. inwlddte Is visiting 10
Lexington this week. Miss Emma Spencer
was the guest Of the Misses Asher Sunday.
Lynn Boyed, OF Blackburn. spent Sunday in
this city, Lee McReynOlds aud the Misses
Reno, attended services at the NJ. q. church
Sunday evening. Mrs. SaIlie McDougaGd, of
Kansas City is In this city TO spend a few days
with her many friends and old acquaintances.
y Roena Goodwin left Mon1ay on the
Srnlng train fer Marshall. where she goes
enter the Catholic institute. Mrs. Dr..
banks was in tnls city Monday. w. q.
Morrison, one of our gallant young gentle
men, we are sorry to learn, contemplates I
leaving us to accept a position In Kansas
City. Mrs. Posie Edwards aud Sister came
in Monday from Hodge to spend a few DAYS,
Mr.. and Mrs. BufOrd came down from Lex.
ington FHday evening accompanied BY Miss
Florence %lluffner. Master Ralph Burnett.
who has been reported quite III with diph-
iberia Is eonvalescing. Bula LundV Is quite
i'll ut the present writing with scarlet fever.
Miss Cary, Of Kansas City, Ia the guest OF
Miss Rena Corder. Prof. j.. ". Carter al. /
tended services st Malta Bend Sunday even.
Ing at the Chistian church. Mesdames HAYS
and Baker spent several days in Malta Bend
a. A--uoak Maaara Harnart T,ol-o.
John taway and F. R. Gstier were in
Lexin Friday on business.