The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-16
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uTEIclPI city "nd County Paper.
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we mas; conclude that the paper Is eft with
due re ularity. VI
The most thorough and efficient instruction
on the Piano. Organ, Violin, Viola, Contra
bass. etc., and in Tneory and harmon 10
given by +. J. Zeisberg at the E. A. Semi-
nary. sl4u
Cheapl Cheap!l | have just received a car
of fine Michigan salt. fresh from the mine.
and have another one on the road, which
will sell at 81 25 per barrel. Come and get
t. A, LOOMS. iune22tt
CheapI Cheap!! l have just received q car
of tine Michigan salt. fresh from the mine,
q have another one on the road. which l
NH eel at 81 % per barrel. Come and get
1T. toomsa iune22ti
For Rents4rwe very desirable up-stair
rooms neer corner Of Sixteenth street and
Franklin Avenue. Apply to J. d. Conner.
Go to Loomls grocery store, 18th and
franklin avenue. for your castor machine oil.
He hs the best. ~junel5tf
Please do not write it Xmas.
Read Royle h Sons Holiday Opening ad.
Street cleaning was the order of the day on
the north side of block AZ, last Tuesday.
Messrs. Clark & Aull shipped two car
loads of hogs and cattle to Kansas City
Thursday and one car load Monday.
Mr.. VIM. X. Trigg, last Tuesday. sold out
his interest in the grocery stock of Vaughan
Il Trigg and Mr.. f. b. Vaughan is now sole
proprietor.
Lost-Last Friday or Saturday, a scarf pin,
q miniature dagger with three small stones In
the handle. Leave. or send it to this office
and get full value OF pin as reward.
Mr.. Thos. Saunders has at his studio a life
sized and very life-like crsyon portrait of the
late Benz. Ireland, and he will be pleased to
show 1t to any friends who desire to see 1t.
Messrs. Green & Dysart are now PLEASANT
ly located in their new livery stable which
has just been rebuilt on the lot formerly &C.
ohpied by them. Their stock of buggies and
carriages are all new and rs stylish as can
be fpanu anYwhere. They are ready for
Miss Annie Allen has been elected by the
board OF education as regular substitute for
the teachers in the public schools who NAV
be sick or with a "daY off" from their
arduous duties. She will of course receive
no pay except when on duty.
Francois Leroux. D French coal miner
working in mine No. 2, Riyerton, was caught
uuder falling slate Thursday afternoon and
his back broken. He was sitting upright in
the bank and the slate fell and mashed his
body and head between his knees. He is
now IN a very critical condition and 1t will
be almost a miracle II he RECEIVERS.
The Central College Gem for November,
with its usual number of attractions. Is now
on it's rounds to subscribers. We are glad to
see by tn. increase In the number Of adver-
Users that our merchants are commencing TO
appreciate It's real worth as an advertising
medium. A double number will be issued
lust before the Christmas holiday.
Mr.. David J.. Powell, OF near MaVview,
brought us u turnip recently which was
grown from seed sowed August 10, after q
large crop OF tobacco had been gathered from
the and. 1t weighed a pounds and measured
81 inches in circumference. The ground on
which It was raised was purchased by him
for S15 per acre and he says be believes be
can pay for the ground in turnlps.
Last Friday night 10 shares of b.. & l..
money, $4,000, was disposed OF ut the follow.
ing prices, and to the following persons :-E.
B. Farley. Eve shares, 500 per share; Law
renee Rostagno, five shares, $50 per share
Bartlett warders, colored, two shares, S5S
per share; VIM. Hay den, cOlored, two shares,
$50 per share; Chas. Talbart, colored, one
share, S5l.|
A freight tram on the G. & A. was wire cked
= few miles VEST of Higginsville last Satur-
day morning. L. was caused by the train
parting on u hill, and, after the rear section
bad been stopped another car breaking from
the front section and running back down The
mill ut q high rate Of speed, colllding with the
rear section. One car was completely de-
polished and i've were derailed No ONT
was hurt. and the wreck was cleared in tim
10 prevent the loss of time to passenger
trains.
A box OF labels, weighing several hundred
pounds. which was being hauled from tn,
depot to the cannery by Mr.. Percy Silver anC
an assistant. Thursday evening, became un'
brlaucsi by the ioltiug OF. the wagon ant
ktoeked Afz estssf. who was trying to stead.
~ - EreaH1. In falling his right foo
hfeAn.e {sesensl between the heavy box ant
tpc'sti1 safe 81 The wagon and was very bsdl.
Bruised. HIS head came in forcible contac
with the ground and was also considerably,
bruised. He is getting along very nicely.
Mr.. Jas. Rostagno. who went to his oil,
home IN Italy, a few months ago to visit reIa
tIves and settle up some business. has beer
drafted into the army and will be compelIe,
to serve two years before he will be Above,
10 return to America. Several thousand dol
lars were left him by II deceased relative, an,
before he can get possession of the none
the law e0mpels him to do service in tn
army. His brother, Lawrence, who ais
lives In this eitY. got his share of the estat
without having 10 serve, as he has lost one o
his thumbs and that exempts him from ser
Vice.
The new Professor ut Central Female Col
iege arrived as was expected. Robert Har
grove Jones, a, NJ comes highly
ded. lie IL II Young gentleman OF Gne appeal
ence and comm tu,ing presence, and wi
doubtless be q prominent figure In The abb
faculty OF thai popular institution. For th
present he Will be Identified With the prima
rs department, aud will he heard from In tn
near future. His ancestors TOR savernI gener
atoms were and are distinguished teachers
aud be will no doubt be successful In tn
profession he has chosen And-The your
man Il -afe.
Corder:-Thursday and Friday of Ia,
week were very rainy dtvs. We had hope
to have some fine weather. hut He, VIII
directs The clouds knows what Is best. TIL
Methodist meeting ha. closed; they had
very good meetings; II additions and th
membership much revived The patriots G
CordeT gave vent to their feelings of gratitud
Tor The. results of the recent elections by th
shootipgb Of sky no kcts and The belching
the anvil. lt was, Indeed, q victory owe
which tbe entire people should rejoice. II
u strong indication that the people are be
coming truly sensible Of what it is their n
terest TO do. Let all the people be glad.
grand rally " the demOcratI at Corder, MOI
day night. Tarsney gave some OF his mos
forcible arguments against protection and /
favor OF reform. The people were we
pleased and went to their homes better dem
Gratis than ever. Let the good work go on.
Waverly MASTER Frank Corder, OF Oh
w. NJ. A" Is at home on The sick list. @. "
Greualds Teturned to Kansas City Saturda
after IA weeks visit to the family Of Mr.. job
Asher. Mrs. Reill came in from Marsha
Friday evening. W. A. Fletcher is In Gran
Pass this week. Miss Lulu COrder returne
from Lexington Friday at noon. after u shoI
visit to the family OF w. b. Steele. G. "
Spencer spent several days Of the past wee
In this city, W. Is. Steele and daughter