The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

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lAfon took q trip to Kansas City last Tuesday
md what else could have been the natural
resuitfE
Deputy Marshal Geo. Webb shot a dog
belonging to Henry Brown, colored. which
had bitten a child Of Cap Galbraith, also
cOlored.
Last Tuesday night was the coolest ex-
perIenced here this fall, the ice forming to
about a-fourth of an inch in thickness In yes
sells standing out of doors.
A few dollars expended on the county road
between the residence of Mrs. Marshall and
the north track of the Mo. p. II. X would be
OF great con venieuce to persons compelled TO
travel that way.
In the state supreme court, last Morcay,
the case Of the state Ys. Chris. Young, ap-
peal from Lafayette county, was advanced
upon the docket and the case set for hearing
on the first day OF the January term.
Chris Walk, Pap Long and Will Clark
are as proud of their new switch engine, 239.
rs Chris was of his new ten pound baby boy.
Yet they never gave any substantial evidences
OF the fact as Chris did when the baby ar
rived.
The fact cannot be doubted, and our mer.
chants should ut once realize the fact, that IL
takes printers ink in liberal quantities TO re-
tain this trade they now have and attract new
customers here. II they fail to use the
means, they must not expect TO reap u har-
ye~st-except Of disappointment. The world
moves, aud printers ink Is the lever. Try it.
It has probably not escaped public obser-
walton that every pontoon bridge which spans
the Missouri connects q wet and dry county.
Kansas City Star. As there Is but one pom
toon bridge In the state spanning the Missouri
at Lexington connecting Lafayette and Ray
counties-one "wet' and the other "drV"-
your remark is probably correct.
"~J,iquoi,'' q crisp, spicy. love and racing
romance, Just published by r. B. Peterson n
ner. It's author, Kate Lee Ferguson, is an
other Amelle Rives, only she surp asses her
model ''Cliquoi' will be found for sale by
all that sell books everywhere, OF copies Of II
wIl be sent per msil, to any one, on remit
ting price. twenty five cents, to the pub
fishers.
'One OF the Finest" was e reeted by a large
audience yesterday afternoon and as the play
Is well mounted, and The cast fairly equal to
the demands upon 1t. the performance WIS
we'll received. The management evidently
decided that to be sin the swim" so to speak,
a tank was necessary, and u tank accordingly
Is one OF the leading scenic accessories. 1t IL
made to do service as portion Of the North
River at New York, the revels of the wharf
rats being shown in a highly diverted man.
ner, There are several other realistic scene,
including the asylum at Blsckwelps Island
ST. Louis Republic. Admission S5, 80 aDC
10 cts. Seats at Long Il Becker's.
At The depot, Thursday night, rs JobI
Catron, of HlggInsyille, was in the act o
stepping on the train a DegrI that had hecI
IN liking himself most conspicuous and dis
agreeable Intentionally ran against him.. Mr.
CatrJn Justly struck him over the head will
his umbrella, whereup0n the negro picked
up a large glass Jar that had been temporaril,
lett on the platform by the Mo. l.. line man
and hurled IL ut Mr.. Catron's head, ! ist II
he stepped Into the car. Several people wer
st4Dding on the platform OF the car bu
luckily nc one was hit. Had his mark bee
hit Mr.. CatrOn would have been very seriou.
ly Injured. The negro escaped,
HigginsYille :-W. II. Dooley was al Lex
ing;ou Tuesday on business. Miss Jessi
Burton, "A pupil OF e. A, Seminary, spent
coaple OF days here last week. Harry Boz
land aud sister, MISS Mary, VINO are spendin
the winter and attending school at Glasgow
spent Sunday with their parents. j. q. Up
ton, ma1aPer of the grange store. made
Insinoas Trim IN SrhaII Eity thu carly MARTY a
the week. Shell Belt and Harry Borlan
were ut Lexington Saturday visiting friend
Mrs. Il. q. Bryant Is ut her sisters, Mr.
Mark Belts, quite i'll with .nalariai fevel
Mrs. Harriet " Hard and neice, Miss Fanni,
were ut Lexington Monday shopping. Hem
Starkcbaum. the gentle manly clerk at A.
Noting & Co.'s. spent Wednesday at Lexins
ington seeing through Winkler FurnituI
Company factory, visiting the pontoon brltl
and other sigtIs, Died. Nov. 2. infant SO
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. Keith, aged about
years. Aaron Eyler. Of Carroll county,
spending a few DAYS in own with his siste
Rev. MIR. Rogers, Of Excelsior. is a~ssistin
Rev. Mr.. ConDer OF the Baptist church in
very interesting protracted meeting. DistrI
stewards meeting and quarterly conferenC
will be held at tho Methodist church, Frids
OF this week.
WaverIy:-Rev. T. NJ. Cobb preached
the M. &C. church Sunday morning and ever
Ing. Rev. Mr.. New filed the pulpit at Il
Baptist church Sunday morning. Mrs. &c:
try, OF SedalIs. Is the guest OF her parent
Prof. j. W. Carer and wife. q. w. Grenla
OF Kansas City, IL In this city visiting friend
Edgar Robertson left Saturday morning f
z Kansas TO spend the winter. Mrs. G..
? Bickf0rd spent the past week In Kansas Ci
returning Saturday evening. Mrs. Sail
Gallager came home Saturday night fro.
Higgiusyille, where she has been spendir
the past week. Bonnie Brown, OF the v
NJ. A., spent Sunday with his parent
Messrs. Ell. Warrington and Jas. Dinwiddi
OF Dover, passed through here Saturday nigl
en- route for Marshall. VIM. Lewis and Ma
ter Marvin Burnett visited Csrrollton Thurs
day. John Slusher, of Malta Bend, was
this city Sunday calling. Messrs. Chas. HI
ton and brother, called on two OF the IA
daughters OF our city Sunday. Miss Sno,
grass is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thorn
Jennings. Mrs. Robertson, Of Kansas Cit
10 VIC kuCbb VI II u Dlh" huiO u ldIlll
Mrs. j. Lee Carter, Of Dover, Is the guest
Prof. W. j. Carter and family, Miss Fam
Francisco returned from Kansas City Sul
dav night where she has been wishing Il
past week. Miss Nellie McGsffee who
attending the Catholic Institute at Marsha
visited her parents Sunday, returning Su
day night. Thomas Prltchard aud wife r
turned to st. Louis Sunday night after
weeks visit to friends and relatives In th
CITY. Miss jane Keill left for Marshall Su,
day night. Miss Rena Corder returned fro
Kansas City Saturday at noon. Ike Ora
spent Sunday in Lexington. Miss Lii
Dinwiddie is visiting in Lexington this wee
Miss George Leach visited at Hodge gu
day. Dan Hslren, Of Kansas City, is in Il
eity visiting his many friends and acquai
tsnces. Miss Lulu COrder left Wednesd
IA Jrnlng for Lexington to visit her sIst,
Mr., W. u. Steele.