The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

oWu a COlL iTOm AlnWOOu.
Criminal court next Monday.
Let everybody attend the great sale at Lin
wood
There is great complaint In the county
about hog cholera.
A valuable cow belonging to Mr.. Robert
Berrie died last Sunday.
Prof. j. ID. BlantOn now rides In q new
suTry bought Of Sen len this week.
Don't overlook the call for a township con-
ventiOn at the courthouse next Saturday.
County pride should keep these colts. that
will be sold al LinwoOd. in our own county.
Read the call for II democratic township
convention to meet at the courthouse next
Saturday.
The Raw county trade IL booming. About
fifty wagons came over the bridge last Mon
day aud Tuesday.
Lovers Of trotting horses should not fail TO
attend the great sale at LinwOOd. Colts OF
line promise will he sold.
Mis-. Joseph Wood last Monday presented
us with M apple which measured II Inches
each way and weighed over Il pound.
A mare belonging TO Mr.. Il. Hoffman fell
into "a gully in MIR. John Il. Cheathan's past
uit. ~ ouhuaS aiu oltu btIOEt bIb was
discovered.
The work OF building the large wheat store
house Tor the McGrew Milling CO., In East
Lexington, has been resumed. IL will be y
mammoth concern.
MIR. Ed Payne. who sold out his barber
shop to Mr.. Il. Sam Hays. two weeks ago,
has opened up another shop IN the east room
OF the Grand Central hotel.
Rev. VIM. Prottsman was placed upon the
retired lit, at his own request. at the late
session OF the Southwest III. Il. conference.
tie will make his future home In Jefferson
civ.
Mr.. +. S. Fishback left ut our Office last
"Wednesday Il Ben DAVIS apple which meas
ured 13A inches each way and weighed ia
ounces. The apple was grown 10 Mrs. DR..
iusscll's orchard.
Persons aIling TO get their paper regularly
from the carrier will greatly oblige US by
leaving word ut this office, where a paper
will he xiven you and u reprimand to the
~carri'r. If we hear no complaint, of course
we must conclude that the paper Is left with
due regularity. II
A man was twice seen last Tuesday night
proving around the residence of Mr.. b. X.
Ireland. The second time he was seen Mr..
Ireland stepped to the door and fired II warn
Ing shot down into the grape arbor. where
he was seen. Shortly after this Mr, John
MountiOy went to his home and found 3 man
at q window Of his fathers house trying to
pry Il open with q Ratchet. Who 1t was no
one knows. but he did not make an entrance
to either Of the houses he was seen providing
around.
Hon. u. S. Hall. president Of the #. & L.
o.. OF Missouri, addressed our citizens ut the
courthouse last Saturday, at 2 O'Clock p. m
His talk was an able one, fully setting forth
the objects and aims of the alliance, and he
was attentively listened to throughout by
the large audience, composed OF representa-
tive men Of all classes. His propositions were
clearly stated and his ar guments fOrcible and
to the point. We did not hear a word
we did not approve. except that por.
ton Of the address favorlng government
tai or state ownership of the railroads,
which any democrat could not heartily en-
dorse, aud can only wish the order TO which
he belongs the greatest success In educating
the people up to the standard at which he
aims.