The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

~
Mr.. Frank Kriel IL deserves n medal for
his exertions in behalf of the ponto3h
bridge.
When you meet any one on the street turn
to the right,
Mr.. C. N. Stewart, the "rIyer king"
will be here to-day.
The examining trial Of Mr.. J. W. Endley'
at Higgiusville. has again been postponed
until Thursday. June 20.
The sto, last Tuesday night blew dow
auite a number of fruit and shade trees aud
branches from many others.
The heavy rains of the last two week" nave
greatly retarded the farmers in their ""tk
and the corn is getting quite grassy.
The steamer 7. f. Eckhnrt passed mp the
river last Thursday. the first boat up this
season. She was bound for Kansas City.
The ladies' of the Christian Aid Society viii
please accept the thanks Of this office for n
nice treat of ice cream and cake last Tuesday.
The west bound tram on the Mo. T. r.
R.. was over six hours late last rhursdf'
morning, caused by u wash ont east OF
Sedalia.
i III utI ~ " 49, l''
has been rainy, cold and disagreeahle. WIFI
slight frOsts and some Ice last wednesday
and Thursday nights.
Mrs. VIM. Buford was thrown from her
cart, last Saturday, when near the corner
of Sixteenth street and Franklin avenue.
She was only slightly injured.
Mr., Samuel Harrison, father Of Mrs. ".
S. Clagett of this CITY. has been appointed by
Gov. Francis as one Of the managers of the
| Fulton insane asylum. A better selection
could not have been made.
Harper's Magazine has discovered n new
author of promise in Kentucky, Miss Mamie
Mayo Fitzhugh. A short story by her
.T,other Miss Mandy" will appear in thu
June number.
The ferry company has concluded not Il
build a new boat at present, the report OF tb'
inspectors being TINT with some repairs t.
the hull Of the ''Undine'' 1t could he made Il
answer every purpose for some time yet. tn
repairs are now in progress and will be ex
pedited as much as possible.
Mr.. Andy Llewellyn recovered, last Sat
urday, the horse stolen from his stable. ]
had been taken to Buckner and sold TO
well -to-do farmer, named SpottSylvani
Brown, who delivered it up without
word. A coffee sack which was used as
blanket and was marked Lexington lead I
the recovery of the animal.
The Hicklin base ball club Of East Lexin9
ton played q game last Thursday with IN
Scraps nine Of the same part of town wit
the under standing that the winning clu
was to challenge the W. NJ. A. nine 10 pla
for the championship. The game starte
at two O'Clock and was called at the end
the seventh inning on account Of darkness
The score was:-Hickllns, 256; Scraps. 81;
Prof. F. j. Zeisberg. who has been film
the position of teacher of instrumental mus
, at the Z. A. Seminary for the past fe'
months, last Wednesday accepted the pos
ton for another year and will immediate
make the necessary arrangements for the n
moval of his family from Jefferson City
this place, where he expects to permanent
reside. The professor, in the few months l
has been with Us, has made many warm pc
sonal friends, and they will be glad to kno
that he has determined to cast his lot amor
US.
Main h Co.'s show, which exhibited he
on Wednesday, was the best little show III
ever visited Marion. The DlaYolO family w
II a show in itself; the trained horses we
good; Mile. M~ardyno's dogs were well tr,i
ed and did some very difficult tricks; I
tumbling was excellent; the boneless m
n was the best we ever saw, and in fact t
!, whole performance was first-class. TIL sc
tlemen composing this show are not t
usual rough lot but gentlemen IN all Thu
dealings, and the absence OF swindlers W
usually follow shows about was very mar
ed,-Marion Independent. The above shG
will exhibit at Lexington, June 8.
State Normal School, Warrensburg, Mo-
Programme of exercises for commenCemc
week, 1889. Thursday and Friday, June
and 7th, pub. examination. Friday, Ju
It'll. 8 d. H., annual entertainment of the q
!. lege Christian Associations Sunday, Jn
l. 9th, 1880 u. m, baccalaureate sermon,
Rev. w. Il. Lewis. Monday. June 10Th
10 q. M, address Eeiore the alumni scientl
society, by Prof. Edwin Walters. Kansas Z
IN Journal. Tuesday. June 1lth. { p. IN,
9 nual address. by Rev. D.. K. McAnaIly, D.
nj st. Louis Christian Advocate. Wednesdi
an June 18th, 8 a. M. commencement eXercl
n. of elementary class. Wednesday, June IL
Il 2 to 4 p. NJ. students reunion. ThursdI
June 18th, . a. M, commencement exercI
a OF advanced class followed by presentation
ar certificates and diplomas. Wednesday, Ju
n, 18th, 8 T.. M, public exercises oil Jun
alumni association. Thursday. June 1911
,o D. M, public exercises of senior alumni
ISOLATION.
W The west bound passenger train on
b. Mo. p. r. r. was delayed six hours Thu
ot day morning on account Of a washout on
n main line, near Jefferson City and more Il
al one silent tear was wiped away from
On ewes OF the twenty-five or thirty anXi'
Ief Young ladies' Of B. +. c.. who wished to
by home after their nine months of harl WI
'ot In the school room. The old saying thou
ty Is that ait is an Ill wind that blows nGbc
IN good, and the young gentlemen who
ey formed acquaintances among tie yOt
)r. ladies during the year improved the
~. hours of spare time in helping some OF I'll
II. make the hours shorter. We have OF
+" read that aides would run from a mo
w when nothing else on earth would IN
nv them, but We did rot believe it until we
ds IL illustrated while the young ladies W
waiting. Percy Silver while at work at
to cannery came across two mice (Percy 10
OK not capture anything larger than Il mot
as which he captured and took over to the
Is, pot. One OF these was given TO Jim Dar
er who, drummer-like and always ready to
lst q practical joke, turned II loose among :
ey eral Of the girls, who very near tore up
'as platform getting out of the way. The OF
,le one was given 10 Walter Waddell, who
is persuaded by Percy (of course Walter We
nat not do such u thing without being urged
~ TO turn It loose in the waiting rO'
err. This he did, and such screaming and vel
ed was never heard outside of the Indian Nat
We sympathlzed with the ladies and
ice course promised to expose these wicked
ss, lows.
ill .
ms THE ALTAR.
lon -
Re- Married-At the residence Of the bri
ITS father, in this city. May /. BY Rev. W. .
Perry. Mr.. GRANT h. FISHER and
ne- MARY Il. STEVENSON.
"