The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-20

with board. Young couple preferred ;appiy
to Mrs. Ed. w. Fl. Ahrens, southwest OF 4.
A. Seminary. IL
Mr.. Robt. Berrie has received q patent up
on his new pavement blocks.
You will miss q good time II you do not
attend the concert Friday night.
Have you tested Mr.. LEROY Farmers soda
water this spring? 1t Is very nice.
The firm of Fulkerson u Chambers was
dissolved on the first day Of this month.
The B. f. G. girls have received their new
spring hats. or course they look very sweet
In them.
Mr.. Chas. W. Loomis has just received and
placed 10 position q splendid new soda foun-
tain.
Mr.. John Gehner has, this week. set up q
very hadsome Scotch granite monument to
the memory Of the late Henry Wilker.
Mr.. VIM. Harrison made q trip to Grand
Pass the first Of the week. He returned
Tuesday evening with one dozen ducks.
The bloom upon the pear, cherry and
plum trees is very abundant and the pros
poets for a bountiful yield was never more
fl Altering.
The residence adjoining the stores OF
Messrs. D. NJ. Smith u Co, Franklin avenue,
Is about completed. 1t will occupied by Mr..
Harry Tunstall.
Mr.. Joseph Silver informs US that his can
merry at Nevada is completed and that work
| will be commenced In June. Work on the
begun next week,
At the special meeting Of the board OF d.
rectors of the Building and Loan Association
Wednesday morning, Mr.. Chas. W. LOOMS
was elected to succeed Capt. 8. 8. Reeder as
secretary of the association.
Mr.. j. G. Worthington has bought the
vacant lots on the south side Of the street
leading from College street to the residence
OF Mr.. Jos. Hook and will probably build a
residence thereon this summer.
1.-The "Cold Dav" comedy company Is re-
ceivinG q good many very Complementary
notices from the Kansas City papers this
week, at which place they are filing q weeks
engagement at the Ninth street theater.
Mr.. Oscar We'll. q boarding pupil at W.
n. A.. while runnin z bases at q game Of ball
last Monday was accidentally struck In the
face by a ball thrown by Mr.. Luke Hudson
and the jaw h",e broken and several teeth
lOosened. He left for his home, In St. Joe,
to recuperate. We hope to see him back to
his school duties soon.
All the works OF Mrs. Southworth, Mrs.
Ann 8. Stephens, Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz
Emile lola. Mrs. Burnett, Geo. Sand and DIR
Cox are now published by T. b. Peterson IL
popular editions at % cents each. Never be.
for sold at less than 81 30. For sale by all
news dealers and by T. B. Peterson d Bro
1856 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, post fret
on receipt OF prise.
New London Reeord:-It takes q ministe,
two or three minutes to perform a wedding
ceremony. He makes no charge but 10 gen
orally handed q five dollar bill-sometimes
ten-and gets a good supper beside. Thu lie
Of presents is sent to the editor, and IL re
/, qnires two or three hours hard work to get !
, In type. He makes no charge for 1t, but-h
gets no five dollar bill.
Many letters have been received by Mr.. j
T. Smith containing offers TO furnish plan
and specifications and to build the new operI
!, house. One Of these letters and offers cam
from Detroit, Michigan. A certain architec
Is now at work on plans to be submitted
|. All the stock will be subscribed In q shor
time. and that we are to have a frst-clasi
new opera house is almost an assured fact.
1.-THE Confessions OF an Abbe," is the ne'
book by Louis Ulbsch, the great French su
: thor, just deceased, and which Ii 10 the pres
of T. B Peterson q Brothers. Philadelphia
T for immediate publication. The Paris paper
i speak of It in the highest terms. It will b
published In Peterson's series Of the ne,
hands OF the multitude, and be for sale by a
: news agents and booksellers and on all rail
road trains everywhere.
Revs. Anderson, Of Carrollton. VIM. 3
d Palmore. of Independence, W. B. McFal
Il land, of Corder, l.. r. Norieet, Of Marshal
were In Lexington Tuesday OF this week
d attendance at the meeting Of the board
l. c~urators of Central Female College, CONVEX
k ed for the purpose Of electing a new pres
,f dent of said college to succeed Prof. VIM.
Rerdolff, who has resigned. Mr.. Afchibal
% A.. Jones. OF Dalton, Georgia, was also he
d viewing the situation. with an eve to the sa
% presidency. There was no decision nor ele
at ton. The board adjourned to meet May Is
Of when a president will be elected.
Corder:-The Corder Sunday schools we
"a well attended last Sunday; good congreg
10 ton at the Methodist church; Rev. Woodsl
preached q very instructive and INTEREST,"
sermon from the words. II came that
Of might have life." j. w. Harrison was sha
IN ing hands with his old friends Of Corder,
Id Saturday, and seemed to be happy over I
IT.. thought that lie Is free Of all political aspir
s. lions. Three private schools In COrder, viii
ID are sufficient to keep sll the urchins at wor
There 10 a chance for some good teacher
ok become principal Of the Corder school. Pr
en- Burton has made arrangements to labor
II. another field. Corn planting will soon begi
he wheat never more promising. Gus. Frerki
er Is as stiff necked as President Harrison.
Id will not turn his head TO speak to you. eau
not money, pride, or position. but carbunc
he Four casas from Lafayette county wt
nd reached and disposed OF IN the Kansas G.
ait court Of appeals this week. They were
)st follows:- Teichman Commission COmpa
SO vs.. American Bank, judgment Of low
yht court affirmed; Jerry Proctor vs.. A. Loom
ed decision Of the lower court reversed and
an case remanded; Mo. p. r. Rvs. L. W.We
ere wsg, judgment affirmed; state vs.. Fra
nd Bruder. judgment affirmed. This latter CT
ar was a rather peculiar one and should pll
ty. liquor dealers on the alert. It will be
to membered that Mr.. Bruder was indicted
the grand Jury for selling liquor to a min
the He had q verbal permit from the father OF
sed boy to sell him liquor, but the court deciC
led that the law required q sritten permit
Ugh the jury fined Mr.. Bruder $50 and the col
I'd, OF appeals affirmed the Judgment Of the Low
/. court.