The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-04-26
-Jeekly gnRlli9enter.
Orncisi city aud County Paper.
SHORTS.

curcus luoy arc uuos mSsLi
have the nobbiest line of bats ever brought
to this city, and 1 defy competition In styles
and prices. b. A Chinn, Lexington.
Quaker rolled oats and Dozler- Weyrs fine
cakes always fresh,. Trigg's. q
Persons aillng TO get their paper regularly
rom the carrier will greatly Obllge Us by
leaving word at this Office, where a paper
will be given you and a reprimand to the
carrier. II we hear no complaint, of course
we must conclude that the paper Is left with
due eg ulArity. II
Teal Tea!l Tes!!l The best and cheapest,
at Trlgg's. ct
II YOU want q nice pair OF boots, shoes or
a nobby hat, call on me. l can show you the
fnest and largest assortment In the county,
and you will save money by calling on me.
b. A. Chinp, Lexington. apr2Gl2
Bulk olives, at Tr!gg's. 2t
Judge JUG. Il, Ryland commenced q term
Several new announcement appear this
week,
Our stallion department Is constantly grow
ing. Several new advertisements appear this
WONhs AOOh oTp b1AoAuty
Of criminal court at Warrensburg, Monday.
The young ladies' Of the Baptist and Central
colleges spent Monday afternoon in the Ray
county bottoms.
A hne Jersey COW belonging to Mr.. A. W.
ninth died from an unknown cause In Mr..
John K. C~heatham's pasture Tuesday.
Mr.. Asher LaBertsw 8 severely sprained an
ankle, last Sunday, by jumping over a fenc'
He now uses u pair OF crutohes In conse-
quence.
Work upon the plank walk 10 Machpelah
cemetery was commenced Wednesday IL
will be completed before Tomorrow aud II
the weather Is pleasant many will be the pro-
menaders found thereon.
Master Eugene DAYS IN attempting to dis
mount from q horse at the home OF his uncle
Mr.. Travis Buford, near this city. last Satur.
day, tell and broke his left arm In two places
and dlslocated the shoulder on the same side
Deputy Sheriff Dan Wade took Johr
Krause, the 17-year-old boy who was con.
victed OF burglary and larceny at the las
term OF the criminal court, TO the reform
school. 81 Boonvllle, last Saturday. He vii
be Kept there until he becomes 81 years o
age.
ME-. Albert Biltz. lately Of Brussels, Bel
GUM, but now residing In this city. wen
before the circuit court at Its present tern
and declared his intention Of becoming a ell
sen Of the United States, and on Wednesda'
was granted his "first papers, by Circui
CLERK Frank TrIgg.
While Goodloe Williams was unloading
apples from 9 wagon at--the Pacific depot las
Friday evening. u hand car came along an
scared bus horses and caused them to rui
SWAY The wagon was demolished and
lamp post, ut the corner OF 24th aud soutl
streets. was broken In twain.
There was but one bid for building The new
school house ut the last meeting Of the schol
board, and this was 30 high that IL was nc
considered. Il seems nov to be general
conceded that the house on the proposed plal
cannot be bulk Nr the money available. bu
what action the board will take has not ye
been determined.
j. r. Phillips. manager Of the Mlssoul
river transportation company, has contracte
with Howell, Jewett b Co., OF AtchisoI
TO boat their lumber from Clinton
Ia, 10 Atehison. He will lease two boa
and will also employ q number OF barge
In connection with four boats which th
transportation company will operate betwee
Pittsburg and Omaha, this will make Mi
souri, river steamboatIng active this season.
Master Douglas Meng in attempting
Jump from Q spring wagon, into which wi
being loaded some brick. ut the old Arcar
Hall site. last Saturday stepped upon the en-
Of q plank which was protruding from u
end-gats. Upon the other end OF the plat
there laid O brick Of no small dimension. b
with not guile enough weight TO 1t to no
the plank In place while Douglas was on I
opposite end. Consequently, when Dougls
weigh. was thrown upon the ~protruding en-
the end silh the brick upon 1t arose with
mighty force. Mr.. John W. Waddell happen'
10 be standing near. and the brick. bell
unsbie 10 keep It's place and on the look o
for n place 10 rest, fell upon MIR. Waddel
- head. iphicting quite a painful wound 81
causing him TO bleed quite freely. Since it
time Mr.. Waddell has found II best to Ike
his head tied up IN q rag. Ii ID fortunate
more serious consequences resulted.
Items from the HlgginsyIlle Advance
John w. Groom. we'll and favorably know
in This community was married, last Suede
In Texas county. TO Miss Sadie Sparks. I
marriage took place at the home OF the brid
bareuts. M. Groom was born and raised
This county resided here for more than els
years. and is respected by sll who know b
The machinery Of the HiggInsvIlle BrI
&Tile Co.. was sold at ppbIlc auction J
n .ua. nnRahuaaH Inv GFf
Young Tor OIL 900. Work at the yards v
soon begin, and n full force Of men VIII be G
Moved. Luke Summers of near Aullyille "
In town Wednesday. He says tbst the mine
ore found on his farm has been examii
and thoroughly tested, and has been pl
nbusAeed N containing some gold. Itiss
liar 10 the mineral found Ia California N
flch gold mlneS. Al present The q Inc IL
6ot ked.t but he intends 10 continue
aa.reh for the valuable ore at' m early ID
: We welcome the re temperance Of The II
ginayIiIe Leader, which was burned out NJ
rs, The ffst Issue Of the new series conia
uumbsp OF intesesting items aud from
loIumns we glesh the followlng:-A III
EAld OF Steve Station In south Higginsv
was almost killed on Thursday. OF last WE
he drinking coal oil. q bottle OF which it
c6red while members OF tbs family we're
watching. It was about two years old. 7
residence on Ed Youug's place near AullyI
occupied by Mr.. Motsingei, burned on W
nnsssday Of last week, at 2 O'Clock r. M. o.
mated from . defective lue. Most OF
household goods were saved, No insurar
A pleasant party was given at the opera lio
IN this CITY on Thursday night OF last we
There were some twenty couples prest
The Misses Carrie and Anne Hines. Ma
. and Ratle Graendorf and Messrs. VIM. WI
is,-A. LaBertew and w. j. Powell atten
from Lexington. Ed VanAnglen and oil
were here from Dover. John W. Ennis
returned to bis bone ip this city alter
absence of several months. During that I
e has been in Kansas city, A Year-ant
half. old baby Of Marshal Bennett, whose
lie arm had Just healed from u painful BIZ
indicted 9 few weeks ago, fell from a Il
Axprsss wagon, Monday. and broke
same bone afresh. also another bone of
same limb. It's sufferIngs are consIdera
and the child IS to be pItied. Miss Ma
HEleu,, VINO has been whiting friends
t-slatIxes In this city, has returned to
hnme in Lexington. a little two'Sear
nov Of Robert Martin had bis LETT leg bro