The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-10-12

" Ass ebC.s anu III luCOly NV
sgiyen by f. j. Zeisberg at the L. A. Semi
nam. s. sl4tf
90 70 Loomis' grocery store. 18th aid
Franklin avenue, for your castor machine OIL
~ Mas tbe hest, June t6i'
Tine Ed W. II. Ahreus dry goods bazaar
headquarters for closks. calls special atten-
ton to their new stock which Is now ready
for your inspection. oou
- Wedding presents, a large ana compie'e
stock suitable for wedding and holiday pre-
sents, lust received, at Grimes q Venaoie'
jewellers. os, ~ ri.
city at d. HeaCker's restaurant ana bakery
Tan,h and Main streets, oct12t2
Ahrens' new al his orning-rea II.
Some ice formed on little pools Of water
last Sunday night.
Quite u number Of young people OF Hardin
DIR owe oyer to Lexington last Sunday aiter-
noon.
Preparations for cold weather are progress
ing at a lively rate and our stoye dealers and
tibsmlths are very busy.
Mr.. Chas. A. Schulz has sold his livery
business In Odessa TO Messrs. McBurney q
Taliaferro. Mr.. s still retains his sale sIa-
bic at the old stand.
During the month Of September Mr.. L. II.
Crowley, the baggage master at the MO- r
= depot at this place received 486 pieces oil Dag
gaze and sent out 49,, q total OF SlS pieces
The money OF the building and loan assoc
G 'ation, on Friday night Of last week. iour
shares we're bid off by Mr.. Geo, Muiinix 81
Sjt per share and five shares by Dr. D. u
Russell at S52 90.
Brother r. T. Jesse presented us'las' "eu,
nesday, a ful-giown, fully-matured' seconu
crop apple, grown in his garden this year II
Is of the Red June variety Come to MISSOURI
One Of the prominent mil!ers OF Hardin
says the p~ontoon bridge is a great tning Mi
enables him to ship bran and symposium to
Lexinqton and make a fair profit, q thinR
which he could not 90 heretofore ana pay
the exorbitant toll charged by the ferry.
Odessa Democrat:-"The"e Is q very large
crop Of apples this season IN this county, ana
the Varieties are large and juicy Are you
not mistaken this time, friend Ewing! oui
-seforts from this vicinity are to the enec
that the apple crop is very short ana I'M
fruit wormy and unsound.
Mr., lack Wright left at our omce las
Tuesday a sack containing 81 ears Of COLI
which weighed 02 pounds down weight MT
w. aaId he had seen something about OH
corn in the Intelligencer and AZ ne wal
shucK,np cut a shock Of his crop, on which II Il
feed his hogs, he thought he would bring 10
few ears Just TO show US what CLAY townsn''
could do. 1t certainly 'takes the eniT'
bakery" Notwithstanding the fact maj Lac'
a,vs the held from which this was taken wa
considerably injured by the chinch-bugs an
wi re worms. Next.
West Freedom:-Mr. Geo. Ziegler, hay'nI
sold his farm TO Mr.. Jacob Mercer. Will In
few weeks move his family to Nebraski
Sorry To lose such good nelghbors. Miss Kat
Hord has been visiting friends in Warrens
burg the past few weeks. Miss Grace Par
ker. OF Mendon, Charlton county, who hs
been visiting relatives In this section, nj
zone TO Slater for q weeks visit to her frien'
Mrs. Delaney. Rev. b. II. Dupuy will hol
protracted services at New Hope church be
ginning the fourth Sabbath in Octobe
Messrs. Tom Benton and Jas. Walker al
attending the Normal In Warrensburg. Mr.
Field, Of DenisOn, Tex as, who has been VisI
ing her daughter, Mrs. Jas. II. Parker, star
ed Tor her home Tbursday morning.
Eldorado Democrat, October 5th:-"Ya'
kee jim an old war horse died Sunday ev
ming on The farm Of James X. walton
Mo midwife township. Mr.. " alton being
the city Tuesday informed q Democrat repI
sentative of the noble animals death a
briefly referred to his history. Mr.. Walt
said ina, yankee Jim" went through servi
in the federal cavalry. In the fall OF %
was sold at a government sale at Warren
Inns and purchase d oy DR.. B~urbridge'
1Doyer. lafayette county. About a year q
DIR. Burbridge brought him to Mr.. Walt
aud requested him to keep the animal viii
request was complied with. Mr.. Walt
said that Yankee Jim's' color was q d
but mad materially changed. He Yves a d
saddIer, had a kind disposition and had sc
long service. On his body were several ne
wounds. received during the war. Mr.. w
ton states that u veteran surgeon residing
Illinois once said that If Yankee Jim ever
sick be would come all the way to Misso
N treat aim. In his old days "Iankee jill
co I'D not eat corn from the cob. aud his IL
was ground for him. Yankee jim"
,ssed from earth, will never more hear
DugIe call or the chatter Of hoofs In WI Oh
mingled in the cavalry charges In time oil '
INT HIS noble traits will be remembered
those who knew him and will reg ret to LEI
OF his death.
Wayerly:-Rev W. Il. WintOn attend
conference Ut Marshall the past week. l.
Menp, of Kansas City, Is al home to spen
two weeks holiday With his parents
many friends. Miss Emma Warner atten
conference at Marshall the past week. Mes
MaurIce and Frank Webb spent the 2
week in Kansas CITY viewing the sights
visiting relatives. Edgar Robertson VINO
been for sometime past In Kansas city.
home again. NJ. D.Jackson OF Sweet sprii
will open up a notion store In our city
few DAYS. Hiram Blanchard anil wife
tended conference the past week. ]
Asher and daughters were In Marrhall u
ing Thursday Misses Fannie and u
January visited Kansas City the past "
and took In the Priests OF Palace par
Messrs. Leon Davis aud Spencer Hi
were in Kansas CITY several DAYS last "
taking In the sights. Mrs. jane Pitts.
has been visiting Henry Burnett and far
for sometime. left for Maysburg Mon
morning to visit her brothers. Messrs.
Downs and Erdman left on Monday to
California. Tom Landrum. wife and son
Monday night for St. Louis to attend the
Nathan Corder and family will spend
week 10 St. Louis attending the fair.
Grant and Miss Lizzie sawyer viewed
Priests Of Palace parade IN Kansas
TbIrsday night. Mr.. Frettwell was In
CITY sunday. Master WIN. Chm, who
been quite ~ for sometime past. is O
again Mrs. Il. NJ Edwards Ia visiting
Kansas City this week. Chas. Rraus,
has been quite III for sometime. Is rept
better. Il. s. Bootcn and wlfe,of ALMA,
In This city Sunday. Mrs Sallie GallahoI
Monday for q visit to friends In Higgins
Messrs VIM. Bellamy. q. ID. Hall. A
GOODWIN, John Galloway and 'Ws
Groves left for oklahoms Tuesday NOR