The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-26
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The Star Band boys have ordered uniforms.
Special prices on dress goods at Ahrens'
this week.
Several coal mines have been closed again
this week.
You are sure to be we'll REPAID if YOU at
tend the concert Friday night.
A macadam crossing has been placed on
23d street Just south OF Dire station No. 2.
The river during the first part of the week
was full of hard, floating ice, aud interiered
considerably with traffic.
Messrs. CLANCY Il Son, who are contem-
plating starting ii cannery in Higginsvllle,
left for that place last Wednesday morning to
make arrangements.
On last Tuesday evening, on account of a
defect in the water pipe in the First Baptist
church. the pipe bursted letting the waller
run on the floor 10 the depth Of about two
inches before it was discovered and fixed.
Geo. NJ. Mountjoy, Esq, in stepping from
of one OF the counter shelves in the shoe
store last Monday, missed his calculation rs
to the distance he had to reach, losing his
balance and falling, badly spraining his ankle.
He now wears a pair of crutcbes.
Conway Bros, of Marshall, bought, last
week, In Ray and Carroll. counties, twenty
two head OF mules, Mr.. Thos. Hsrney driv-
ing them IRON here TO Marshall last Sunday
Mr., Harvey says there are over 1000 mules
In Marshall now ready for shipment,
A pontJOn bridge across the Missouri
river at BoOnyille is being agitated by The
press of that city. The bridge 1t is claimed
can be built for about S15, 900, and can be
made of practical Use at least eight months
out OF the year. The bridge should be built.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian
church at MAYHEM, assisted by the children
OF the Sun lay school, will give an entertain
ment for the benefit of the church, on the
night of Saturday, February 0, 1889. to which
the public is cordially invited. Admission
- and ID cents.
Some thief got way with Deacon Hutch
ison's Sunday turkey last Saturday night. II
was hanging at the outside Of the kitchen
door. He does not accuse Marshal Chinn o.
being the culprit, but says he never lost one
before Chinn moved into the neighborhood.
Last Monday evening while Mr.. Dave
Lyons horse and delivery wagon were stand
ing back OF Mr.. j. D.. Shewalter's residence
and while goods were being taken into the
house, the horse became frightened aud raj
sa&,Fag zssf.inz,thnssaeo beyond repairs. HI
p reached Mr.. Jno
8fe<i<ienpe< y,
Kfst. who wac mentioned ia connection wit
his sister IN this paper last week, as havinI
been 30 terribly scalded, Is farIng very badly
and great fears are entertained that his RICH
leg will have to be amputated. Freda, VIII,
was burned on both legs. but not so badly a
her brother, is doidg very well.
Warsaw Times:-The Boonville papers ar
s~eItating the advantages Of q pontoon bride
across the Missouri at thai point, and the pla
IL 10 feasible and It's economy and practiea
blllty so plain that its establishment seem
hardly even n question OF time. For in ever
instance when one has been decided on, th
bridge has beeu in running order long befor
the limit had expired. Cost Is small an,
Warsaw wants one.
Richmond Conservator John W. Francl
a former resident OF Richmond, and who wa
lately elected recorder of deeds Of lie
AOEHleH, Nhlsg utS VI MS tihpibJ AhlIb
four deputies and assistants. We are glad I
notice in the list OF his assistants the name
Miss Fannie Marshal, also a lormer resldel
of Richmond. TwO or three weeks ago "
made mention OF the fact that the Youugei
married woman and mother in Richmon
WAS but fifteen years OF age. Now com
DIR. @. A. Mosby and informs us that the
is living five miles west of this city, Il
goungest mother in the county. or in
n9ohabiIlty 10 the state. She is but thirte'
st1k 81 are, has been married over a yea
ss1sE nc mother Of q healthy babe tv
,naaizs I'D. Waeu the. women thus ear
@4,4.e &SHIinzt . i11-ease the pop
iaton tiAfs MTJQu for INN
grafton see''f lschs~ come to X
county.
IL visiting her sts'er, Mrs. Lsrkin. at u
place. Mrs. Knlpmsyer and children sDe
the past week with friends 10 Higginsvi
Mr.. Belt, who slipped on the Ice ometir
since, and broke one Of his limbs, is getti
bette.. Miss BERTHE Corder has been i'll I
several weeks, but is improving, Miss
Mary Burton Bette Cordsr and Lucy Starl
accompanied by Messrs. viii Groves. We
and Burton, went to Higginsyi'le last THU
day evening to hear Sam Small. Mrs. Live
good has been IN with Il sore throat. but
about we'll again. Miss Ida Conkiin return
from her visit to Salisbury last wei
Messrs. WIN. Wilson, 81. WIlmOt, Ma
Corder and others were in Marshall J
Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Larkin
visiting the family of her brother. the G,
A. agent. Mr.. Hereford and family, left
their home, In West Virginia last week, al
n mos, pleasant visit to friends and reIati
here.