The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-20

Bruised. Also one OF the best brass-rimmed
bass drums made, with cymbals. Both cor
nets are of the celebrated J. Higham make.
win sell one or all dirt cheap. Also about
. 100 worth Of high grade band music which
W III be sacrificed. Apply to Il. Allen, Jr in-
telligencer Office july6if
GO to LoomIs' grocery store, 18th az
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pon4 fseks 5 a11lss' Display next
Tuesday night al HzgsFs opera house.
Mr.. Tilmsn Kemper's wheat threshed last
week, averaged IS bushels and a gollon to the
measured acre.
Ii Is not u bad idea at this time Of the year
to abate every bad smell that develops itself
andlbly to the olfac.orles.
Miss Mary L. wilkins and Miss NJ. G.. Nc
Clelland will be the short story writer's rep
resented in the August pImber of Harper's
Magazine.
Judge Robert Hale and Mr.. Evan Young
sold the stock Of merchandise Of Mr.. b. F.
g odw!n. at waverly, Monday, under a writ
OF attachment.
Well. we don't %gainsay IT.. 1t has been a
lille warm this week, but then IL has been
Just splendid growing weather, and we need
that about this line Of year..
Mr.. Jesse Hamlet cut a bee tree which
stood on the bluff near Capt. jos. A.. Will
sons residence, last Monday evening, and
secured ninety ponds OF honey and a swarm
OF bees.
Mr.. Thos. meke this week presented
fire company No. l with a check Tor $50 for
valuable and timely ,e vices rendered when
the fire broke out at Messrs. Barnes n Stew
arts grocery store July o.
How are yon. Old Ray? We extend to you
the right hand Of good fellowship. Come
over and see Us rs soon as The p%ontoon bridge
Is finished. Wen set 'em up, and don't you
forget II the lemonade and cigars, we don't
drink inyihinz strong in hot weather.
Harry clifford who was put in Jail about
two weeks ago In default OF S400 bond for
his appearance at the criminal court in Octo-
Der. for having played 4 confidence game,
was released Monday night, a friend OF his
having come 20 this place and furnished the
required bond. They left Tuesday morning.
Messrs. W. ID. Rankin. Jas. Kelly and the
Christian parsonage people are preparing TO
pul down paYements IN front Of their proper
~ on S Juth street, and Messrs, VIM. Aull
and Rudy Haerle will do likewise on Main
street. Property owners should all be re-
CURED to lay their pavements where the
curbing has been put down.
M. r.tt.uf.. roo,Iop,a, ytIl huilJ raai.
dences for themselves this fall or In the early
spring. all Of whom have already purchased
lots: Rev. T. NJ. Cobb, T. j. Duiing, W. b.
Wilson. Oscar Andreen, William Smith,
william AulI, Reid Moreland and J. G..
WORTH giOn. The estimate for each range
from 81 800 upwards. AMI viii secure hand
some cottages which will add greatly TO the
appearance Of tie city.
Jos. Gantler bought, q few days ago. from
Albert g. Young, administrators CT Geo. W.
Young. deceased, several lots comprising
most Of what Is generally known as goose
pond" and Is now at work fencing tn. The
said SPOUSE pond" has caused Joe TO say z
greater number Of "cus- words" than there
has passed gaiIons OF water through 1t, and
ne now proposes to fence IL In and make a
cabbage patch Of II, and prevent 1t from Civ
Ing him any further roub'e.
TIL ladies of the Baptist church have or
pauized themselves into a "church aid So
cIetyy to aid In paying off the debt on their
psysonage. For this purpose they will give
an entertainment at Hagen'- opera house on
Tuesday. the 23rd Inst. To add TO the interest
and enjoy scent o, Ihe occasion there viii be
a Trades Carnival, u dress representation by
the young lnd'es 81 the various branches Of
business OF uur city. Their elegant
church quilt will also he IN exhibition, and It
IL exbecled will be turned over to the one
who bs been most successful in raising
,noney for the psi soDage. II will be worth
tie effort Of sny one TO try for this quit. VIII
MT o gencrou. public give the ladies' their
patronage on that evening? Refreshments
will be Sc, we'd Ia sbundsnce.
Paris MercuIy:-Thr Lexington Star Bard
plsyed E1r the Fourth Of July celebration at
Pcri4. aud we tel hat. aside from their pay,
they ear ned IS complimentary notice at our
bands. ~ well ns he thinks OF every man,
woman aud child who attended that ever-io-
h.. rem inferred celebration. Tn band Is
compose ! OF fifteen t0Ing men OF Lexington
No. They aresil maaleisas. and each one Is
efcl!asnI IL ii *slgs place. rh'ir re-
neesslse IL They play all the
,.,,.s,k St shS aay ~ ~ q well, Our peo-
III vVSre ia 4sesfg VIII fssir mu -ic, and with
,ham n. soeiabie gentlemen. Their insirn-
mou.s are Of the pa-J IA rake aud the sweetest
tone or DO not know Of a band any where
which IL superior to thL Lexington band, and
those wishing to secure the service OF u hrst'
class bapd should employ them.
A coored man came to town Saturday
aver,ng about s O'Clock driving u horse to q
road cart and hitched 1t to the rack west Of
,hs courthouse, He stepped over to one OIL
ciotbI1g stores to buy a hat and when be re-
,urned for his horse ard cart they were found
"a he missing. He reported the matter to
,he authorities, who could do nothing at that
&honr ot .be night, but the colored man, with
his friends, searched zealousiy all night long
,or the missing property, Constable Crow
aor told him to come Town to Mr.. Jno. G.
Yom.o's stable early the next morning and
thev would send kilograms out &c catch the
,b,ef Mr.. Crowder came down town first
Sad manfred at the stable and found that a
strange animal had been placed In the stable
that night, which proved TO be the missing
one. Tha way it happened was that Joel
Hickman had hitcbed his horse to the rack
.and on account Of the rain decided TO remain
"a town and told the porter at the CONNER
kIaI hotel to &C aud get his horse and pui
n.sbim In the stable. "Johnnie" made n ms.
eetake and got the wrong horse, and that WAT
H.
swpwhat caused oil the trouble.
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