The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

rroHff01 1hem. we are making specihi ~"
f}.4 hrens,. octl9.
e E&< Eaht-Two very desirable up.stair
ft1< E<kf corner of Sixteenth street and
franklin avenue. Apply to J. ID. Conner. II
Beautiful line of wedding presents, just
received, at NJ. +. Royle n Son.
Quail shooting is now lawful and poor'ooo-
white" Is having a hard time OF 1t.
Prot. A. A. Jones purchased an elegant
new phaeton from J. II. Sender Wednesday
We are gratified to learn that the street
railroad company are having the rock broken
whereglth TO thOro .ighly repair the track ls
entire length. 1t Is now and has oeeh TOT
some time IN a dangerous condition and
matters should be hurried forward as fast rs
possible.
For a limited time only, we will furnish
the Sunday Post Dispatch aud Intelllgencer
one year for 20 so. This applies 10 old or
ne subscribers. The regular price OF the
POST Dispatch alone is 81. strike 1t now II
you want 1t; the offer may lie Withdrawn
next week. u
Tue person that furnishes items to his home
paper Is "A valuable friend to the editor. Many
who could bring items each week no doubt
are deferred from doing so lest the newspaper
people might think they are anxious to see
their name IN print. Such is not the case,
however. send or bring any little Item OF in
terest that NAV bar pen in your neighborhood
and We'll appreciate 1t.
The prosperity of II town Is not gusrded by
the wealth of its inhabitants, but by the uni
formity with which they pull together when
an important undertaking is to be accom- =
plished. A man with u thousand dollars at
his command and a love for his town in his
heart can do more for the building up and
improving Of it than the millionaire who
locks up his capital al. snaps his fingers at
home progress.
Never tell an editor that you have more
papers than YOU can read. just come out
with the truth. Say you borrow your local
paper from your %neighbor. Say that YOU aie
to COMPOUNDED mean to take the paper, pay
for IL and read IL like an honest man. Say
that YOU are too stlngy to pay for what you
can borrow. This would come nearer being
the truth, aud as It is written that ian honest
confession dDeth the heart much good" you
would certainly enjoy life much better.
Richmond Conservator: We return many
thanks to the managers Of the Lexington
Pontoon Bridge Company Tor u compliment
airy ticket to cross the big Muddy" on their
bridge. The Lexington people have DIS
played a wonderful amount OF energy and
get up In building the bridge, and Tor their
pluck should receive a liberal patronage, and
- - 80 VIn aAnnnnnu ID hninU a
good business. IL Is certainly a great con-
venIenre and should 1t ever be discontinued
will be greatly missed.
Fair, lew Weather Is ine. Farmers are
through sowing wheat. Hog cholera Is rag.
ing. Our school Is furnishing and has a large
atte ndance. Messrs. j. g., G. j. and Is. l..
Thomas attended the 81. Louis fair last week.
Nessrs. q. II, and s. g. Hammer will return
from Virginia and Washington City this
week. Mr. IL. d. Kite lost a valuable horse
last week. The Misses Hill have returned
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster, Of R~ockport,are
the guests OF Miss Annie Williams. Number
six base ball club has re-Urganized and VIII
play every Saturday evening at the school
house.
That IL always pays to advertise Is atlested
by the plumber Of orders for elephants re-
ceived by Messrs. VIM. Taubman and Hay
Heathmnn before their departure for Texas
county last Tuesday. Our resders will re-
member that we informed them In these
columns last week that II they wished any
buffalo, deer or elephant that they should
leave their orders ut the machine shops. SO
many orders have been received that they
fear they will not he able to supply the GUS
toners. The detc iency Is likely TO be fllet
with boxes Of rocks, and we would warn oul
readers 10 examine all express packages
carefully before they receive them while
these gentlemen are absent. They went awal
with blood In tbeir eyes. DR.. p. s. Bulker
son and son Emmett ioined the Dsrtv-
WayerIy: The social hop given at the res.
idence Of Mr.. d. IL. Thomas, on Thursday
evening, was much enjoyed by oil that par
tlclpated. Refreshments were served a
midnight. and the dancing aud merry-mak'
Ing vent on until the wee small hours OF thu
morning. Among those present we noticed
Miss Rpcbiel Wallace. OF Blackburn. and
Messrs, VIM. Stark and Ed. Van Anglen, o.
Dover. and Huston, Of Blackburn. NOblt
Huston accompanied by Miss Birdie Good.
win, attended preaching at Blackburn Sun
day. Mr.. LaDdrum. wife and son returned
from 81. Louis Thursday evening. Master
Frank Corder, of the W. NJ. A., spent Sun
d.y at home. Mrs. BufJrd came Ia Satur'
day evening from st. Louis, where she haC
been attending the fair. John Slushef, o
Mfta Bend was in this city Sunday calling
Miss Abbie Bryant listed W. +. Fry ant
family Sunday. Miss Mildred DeMoss spen
Sunday ut her nome near Malta Bend. A
Webb was in this city Saturday. Lee Nc
REYNOLDS accompanied by the Misses Reno
attended services at the Baptist church Sun
day night. Mrs. Gallahor arrived at hom'
Tuesday from HigginsviIle where she ha
been visiting the past week. Several OF on
Young ladies and gentlemen attended a socia
at Grand Pass Thursday evening Miss RoenI
Goodwin spent Sunday at home. John Trac,
ls in Kansas City to spend some time,
Miss Alma Pulliam, OF Corder, spent Sunday
in this city visiting her sister and aunt
Mrs. Vim. N. Nelson and son Freddie
OF Bingbamton. New York. were TIL
guests OF Mrs. A.. francisco the pas
week. Mrs. BRITANNIA Chinn visited Mrs
Helen Davis the past week. Married
on the evening Of the 14th at 9 o'clock, at The
residence Of the brides father, DIR. J. II
Croswbite snd Miss KIltie Corder, both o
this city, Rev. W. B. PalmOre officiating
The happy couple lett Immediately fol
Chicago to spend their honeymoon. Charlie:
Bellsmy was in BoonviIle Monday on bust.
ness. Rev. T. L.. Thompson. OF Aullville
fIled the pulpit at the Baptist church on Sun
day morning AMI evening Z, and preached to
large sud attentive audience. Auldrige Cor
der, of ST.. Louis, came in Tuesday evening
10 visit his family. Miss Banks, OF Kanss
Uity, is he guest of Rev. j. V. Barks an,
family Of this city.