The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-27

page. II YOU do not have q good sew
Ing machine now II will be your fault. II
Ribbons of any color or quality by the yard
or mile. Mrs. s. A. Moorehead. sp9Ot4
For sale.-During this month, pure bred
Light Brahma and-white Leghorn chickens.
Mrs. j. q, BledsOe, near MAYHEM. spi3tf
Call and see my stock Of fall and winter
millinery. Mrs. s. A. MoOrehead. sp2Ot4
One store room aud dwelling rooms ~
Dutch Row and upstairs rooms, corner OF
Ninth and Main for rent, A. Geyer. juyl9f
Wanted-To rent a farm Of about 100 acres.
Apply TO or address James Drvsdale, Lex
Mo. sep27t2
Tarsney -Waverly, October 2, one O'Clock
p. N.
The A. l.. Mason left 81. Louis for Kansas
City Wednesday. The State OF Kansas left
last Saturday.
Last Thursday. was a "ditto day with
Wednesday -drizzling rain mud and in every
way disagreeable.
A wolf was captured by a crowd OF Odessa
gentlemen near thst place after an exciting
CHASE Of an hour aud one-half Monday night.
The chestnut gelding, Telegram, the prop
arty Of Nj. George Bates. of Bates City came
10 for second money In the 2:20 pace for 5000
ut the Kansas CITY fair Tuesday.
Premium Llst.-Any Of our subscribers
desiring q copy Of the premium list Of the st.
Louis fair will receive one free BY addressing
the secretary, 7lS Chestnut street. 81. Louis,
No.
Henry Marquart now wears q pair OF
glasses. which. TO the unsuspecting observer,
look as Il they were blue. But the blue IL not
In the glasses. Il Is In and around his eyes.
fully silent.
Mr.. Pete Cline says II it was to do over
again he would not sell MS farm. He does
not rel,Ah the idea Of being without a home
and the p.obabilities are that he will soon
purchase or rent q place In town or country
and remain With US.
The Kansas City Times OF Thursdsy states
that the Macy coal mines Of near this city
haye been sold to the Lexington Coal COM
pany. their owner being forced to do 80 by
the Discrimination practiced by the railroad
company In hauling coal to Kansas City, the
principal market.
Thursdsy was q cold, rainy dsy. and q lady
informs rs that to her certain knowledge II
was the first time 10 twenty five years that
rain had fallen on the 18th OF September.
That date was the anniversary day OF her
mcther's wedding and she had observed the
weather and hoted the fact particularly.
Mr.. Ed Payne sold out his barber shop fix
lures, stock Of tobaccos, etc Saturday TO Mr.
r. Sam Hays Possession being given Monday
morning. The two experienced barDers who
have been employed by Mr.. Payne will re.
main here And work for the new manage
ment. Mr.. Ernest Hays Is managing the bust
ness. Mr.. Payne and wife left Tuesday fol
Californis. where they will probably reside
10 the future.
At Lexington Junction Sunday evening
there was u drunken row and during Its pro-
gress Salbert Snowden, q colored desperado
Knocked down aud brutally beat and kicked
GOAL miner named John Kane. Kane dleG
Mcdday night from the effects Of his wound'
and snowden was arrested and LODGED In ji
at Richmond. Ksnes' friends threatened Il
lynch snowden and the jail was guarded al
Monday night. The sheriff not deeming hi
prisoner safe In Richmond during the excite
ment attendant on the death OF Kane. Tues
day removed him to Carrollton. Snowdel
ID already under indictment for another Of
Tense.
The Kansas City Globes report Of Tues
days races nj that place speaks thus OF q hors
which hss attracted q great deal Of attention
In this county The first race was calle'
promptly Of 2 o'clock. Blackberry, Strahlal
and Romeo responded to the call In the 90
class. The former was q bot ~fayorite, an,
though she lost the tlrst heat by q head to tb
local stallion, Strsthlan, she won the mex
three straight. Blackberry. the winner. is
handsome brown mare by Roseberry, dan
Nellie. and is q promising trotter. her owne
having refused sl2 900 for \ half interest !
her. The summary:-FIrst race, 2:2l clasl
trottlng. purse $3.50. M. Beamer's br. n
Blackberry. 2 1 1 I; Interstate Stup's b
b. strathlan.1 3 2 o; Dickson & Haywar
b.. G. Romeo. 8 2 Q 2. ~Time-2:25i, 2:25i
9,27i. 1924.
The following is a list OF snags taken out
tu0 AAt4oouNl tlVgE 1--WE iht u AACA
ington BY the United Ststes snag boat Charlie
II. Suter, Captain w. M. Patterson, durin
week ending Saturday, September 20, 1S9,
under the supervision Of Lieutenant Colons
Charles q. Suter, corps Of engineers, Unlte
States army. president Of the Missouri riv,
commission One ut head Of MIller's islam,
0 In TateseAu bend, 90 at Prunty island. 4
LAynesvilIe bend.6 In Malta bend III Chicke
point. o at Gillhsm's. 8 In Wscandsh bend.
81 Cranberry island, o IN Waverly bend, s
Thomas island, 3 at head of bluffs abo'
Waverly, 10 Ia Baltimore bend. 0 In Berl
bend, 2 at Tabo creek, 8 Ut Hughes store
at mouth Of Crooket river. 80 at LexingtC
island. 1 at Lexington pontoon bridge. Tot
during the week, 14G,
A meeting OF The stockholders OF The Lsfs
cite County Industrial and Stock associate
was held NJ the city ball.in Higglnsvilie Mo
day, and was well attended. The meeiii
was called to order by Judge James W. Ha
risou, and Captain Ryland TOdhunier W
chosen chairman and Mr.. W. q HeaIa seer
tsry Of the meeting. The number Oi shar
OF association stock outstanding was report,
BY the secretary to be 2g6,a majority Of Will
Was held By Mr.. Grove Young. iir. Your
reported the Indebtedness OF the associati,
70 be 81. 200, which debt was secured by de,
Of trust upon the property. Mr.. Young tb,
proposed to sell his stock In the q~ssociatI,
for ga, 900. After 3 thorough discussion OF 4
subject the proposition was accepted aud
committee composed Of Messrs. Geo. p. DO
don, W. q. Beattie. w. II. Bruins, @. b. az
don, j. W. Lewis. Joseph Barnett. Henry
Chlles, G. A. Schulz and Rylsnd Todhunt
was appointed 10 dispose OF The stock TO pc
sons Interested 10 the maintenance of the ia
The meeting then adjourned to meet aga
Saturday. October II. al 2 O'Clock p. IN.
Corder:-Ws had q glorious rain on I
night Of the 18th INST. The farmers had th,
ground ready for seeding and II was q grt
blessing 10 have such q rain. TwO.ihir,
YES, three fourth. Of the crop will be so,
fhls week. Corn cutting Is fast coming to
close. The price OF wheat (Which Is SS cent
has not come up to the expectations or hoI
of the farmers. We think fully one-half
the crop Is IN the hands Of the farmer. so
in stacks and some In pens. They are 81
hoping. The school at Corder Is doing we
Prairie school under the supervision OF 8.
Schooling Is doing oil that was expect,
There are apple buyers ct every village pa
a.. f.o,o Hnv tn a ixty centa mar hnsheI Thu