The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-07-13

ultlon' with a few seasonable rains, the
yield will be large.
HAY making and blowing over their corr
for the last time has kept the farmers exceed.
ingly busy for the past ten days.
The publication of the Wellington Monitor
has been discontinued. It's editor and propri.
etor having left for parts unknown.
Several car loads OF lumber for the pontor
bridge have lately arrived and work is again
In progress. We hope no further DELAY will
be necessary.
The ladies Of the Baptist church will give
mn entertainment at an early date Tor the
benefit OF the parsonage. of which due notice
will be given.
Wheat threshIng and stacking il now live
". The quality and quantity Is all that was
expected and will bring into the COUNTY u
large amount OF money.
Judge Robt. Hale and Evan Young went tn
Corder last Monday aud were engaged most
Of this week In closing ont the stock of goods
belonging to Mr.. Dewitt Hackiey.
Rock, As fGst as broken In the calab0ose, is
being placed on Irish town hull and soon the
great difficulty Of hauling heavy leads up that
place in bad weather will be overcome.
Mr.. WIN II, Silver received from q friend
In Sedalia, TneTdav morning, u very fine i'm
ported Irish Water Spaniel dog. 'pon" is 4
beautiful dark brown. has HAIR rs soft ~ SILK.
has II very intellectual appearance and is
three Years old.
We do not often mention the sa mples Of
goods shown by travelling men, bat Mr.. II. p
Jamison, who travels for the Stark nur-
sery OF Lou isiana, and who Is n resident
OF this place, showed us this week
some cheStnuts that measured from an inch
TO an inch and one half through and are the
largest we ever saw.
Six members OF Company ID. OF instruc-
tion, u. s. i%nfaulry. OF Jefferson Barracks,
near sc. Louis, passed through here Monday
night on their way to Leavanworth, Kas .
and bad In their charge five deserters named
Berlin, O'Brien. Chaplain, johnson and
Chunwall. who had been tried, convicted and
sentenced to live years Imprisonment in the
u. S. prison at Leavenworth.
A Heart Twice Won, by Mrs. Elizabeth
Van Loon, Published this uay by II. b. Pc
larson Il Brothers, Philadelphia, at twenty.
five cents u copy, will be found to be one of
the most charming stories OF the day. 1t has
n well'contrived plot, all the characters be-
ing strong, and worked out clearly. II will
be found for sale by all news agents every
where, or copies OF It will be sent per mail,
TO any one, to any place, on remitti ng the
price to the publishers.
j. NJ. White is developing an Industry here
that Is giving employment to quite a number
OF men End brings considerable money into
our town and county. He Is engaged In buy
ing walnut logs. In the tree or delivered, He
has Just completed a shipment Of seven cars
and il pretty well started on another ship
vicinity ready for shipment. He ships from
here TO Chicago. where the JarK Is removed
and the log vanished and shipped TO Europe.
We wish him success in the enterprise.
Another burglary occurred In this city be-
tween the hours OF ten and one o'clock We'd
nesday night. This time 1t wal the clothing
store Of Mr.. H. Sinauer. Mr.. Sinauer was
in Odessa all dsv Wednesday and did not
return until about two o'clock that night.
Mr.. Ed. Webb was left in charge and closed
up between 8 aud 10 o'clock, The safe was
left locked by Mr.. Sinauer, and Mr.. Webb |
left cash In the drawer to the amount OF
S4 30. Mr.. Jno, Woods, the night watch, |
sat In front OF the store for quite a while, |
hut saw no suspicious looking persons
around. The burglar evidently knew Of MIR.
Sinauer's absence and watched his chance,
At some time between the hours mentioned
he made an entrance by raising the back WIN
An.K- TIn ananaolAl L. aNtG- $780,. Il. |
the S24 80 In cash. a $l2 so coat and vest,
several shirts, q quantity of collar buttons.
etc. Evidently for the purpose OF a blind.
the burglar I,t an old dirty handkerchief, q
door key and IA small piece Of soap. the two
latter being wrapped up In the former. and
tried to leave the impression that the
work was done by a tramp, but this viii not
be believed by the officers or any one else
that will just think a little. There are some
very strong beliefs as to the guilt OF certain
p .rsons IN all these late depredations aud
every effort is being made 10 p { sufficient
evidence 10 place them under arrest.
WaverlY:-Rev. 4. S. DulIn left for Rich
Friday. Master Jonett Redd returned
from Dover Monday. Mr.. +. Il. Vaughn
In the city Tuesday. Mr.. WIN. Cooper,
,f Blackburn, was in the city Monday. MIR.
John Ransom, OF Kansas City. was in the
,ity Sunday. MIR. Suel Minor went to Grand
Pass Monday. The Wayerly third nine play.
I'd the Malta Bend second nine the 4lh. MIR
and daughter, OF CarrolltOn, are the
guests OF Mr.. ID. q. Butler and family IN this
;ity. Messrs. John Perry. Hub Tucker and
]. Kraus left for Arkansas last week. Mr..
Toe Scott, Of Arrow Rock, and Mr. Larkin
Hancock, of Blackburn. were the city Satur-
lay. DIR. 5. b. Harris was ia the city last
week meeting his many friends AMI cid ac.
Mr.John Willis and wife visited
"a this city Sunday. Mr.. jeff. Price and
Wallsee called on friends here SUI
lay. The serenaders were out In full force
saturday night. Mr.. Lane Robertson visited
lis brother In this city Sunday. Messrs. L.
and Frank Corder left for Marshall FRI
lay aud returned Saturday evening. Misses
Chrisman and Nellie Thomas, and
Mrs. Hart, spent Sunday In Grand Pass.
WIN. Bethany, Thomas Groves and
ION, Warren. have returned home from
oklahoma. DIR. Chas. Smith Is at home from
TO spend II short time. Rev. r..
\. Hollaway returned to Slater Wednesday.
Lewis Welsman who has been visiting
lear this city for some time, returned home :
Wednesday. The festival given by the laIIes
{ the Christian church on the evening of the {
th was one OF the most ENJOYABLE occasions s
I the season. The lovely tables groaned
Inder their burden Of delicious fruits, ices.
axes, raspbeTries and other delicaces. and
ne NJ ihs lOVpIiest scepes waa tha ha.,,;r,l
Dung ladies In attendance at the tables. The
rounds were brilliantly Illuminated by NUM-
rous Chinese lanterns whicl lent Their llgnt !
D the enchanting scene. Among those ,
resent we noticed Misses Willie BiQgerstatf :
nd MollIe IbmOn, two OF LexIngion's fair
Mr.. VIM. Stark, Of Dover; Mr..
V. #. Peery. OF HiggInsvIl!0: Mr.. Edwards '
sisters, OF Hodge; and quite u number u
'om Grand Pass whose names we did not
'arn. The receipts of the evening amounted u
sos. The Fourth OF July picnic ut Grand "
ass was quite q pleasant affaIr, and all q
grounding country was well represented. q
ute a number we're In attendance from this o
~. The WUverly Cornet Band furnished U
lie music. Messrs. John Slushsr. of Malta
end, and VIII Peery, OF Higginsyille, were I"
le guests OF Misses jennie Burnet and
'illie Biggerstaff on Sunday. Mr.. Stonowall :
Jhite and brothsr spent Sunday In this city. V
Iiss Lille Dinwiddie, who has been IN
for SONS months, Is ut home again.
r. FIelds,o Blackburn, visited one OF the ialr
Of oar city Sunday. Mr.. James q
lnwiddie. Of Doser was 10 the city Sunday II
Misses Estell blanchard and Ma, ,Ia