The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

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four (4). In township hfty (hO), OF range
twenty .eight (2s) in Lafayette county, Mis-.
souri,. ANY and all inquiries regarding said
land and sale will be answered by addressing
Johu 8. Blackwell, Lexington, Mo. oct2otd
Mrs, s.. P. Arnold's stock Of stylish MILL
merry goods 10 complete In all It's branches and
she invites the inspection OF all desiring to
purchase goods In her line. noSlu
Ell Perkins, opera house. Nov. IL.
Democratic rally at this place to.night.
Tue regular meeting Of the CITY council Is
next Monday nisht.
Bledsoe's clearing ont sale November To-
Bee advertisement elsewhere.
The democratic fambeau clsb Will celebrate
the democratic victory tonight.
When is the city council going to have the
names Of the streets placed upon the street
lampsi
One thousand, one hundred and fifty five
cars Of coal were handled at Myrick station
duriug the month Of October.
Mrs. Gus. Carter, OF Higginsvilie. fell upon
4 plank walk Thursday OF last week and
broke her left arm In two places.
Mr.. Frank Goetz. formerly Of this city. but
more recently OF Armourdale. Kas.. has. taken
the position Of car repalrer for the Mo. P. at
this place.
Mr.. VIM. Harp. Of this township, has raised
q second crop Of beans this yea. which fully
ripsned before the late frostss The seed from
which these beans were raised was grown
this year.
The first oyster supper Of the season will be
given BY the young ladies OF the Baptist
church, 10 the lower room Of the church. on
the evening of November Goth. Every body
Il nviIed.
The remains OF eighteen persona. the rela-
tiyes Of VIM. C. White, OF near Corder, and
Lotion and e. G. White, Of Kansas City were
removed, last Friday, from the family bury
Ing ground On the Kessler farm. near Corder
10 the cemetery At Dover.
The great and Gully Prof. John c. Young
Jr., will exhibit his wonderfully we'll trained
ponies at the matinee 1t Hugen's opera house
this evening. Allow yoir children to attend
and they will come home 10 you fairly over.
flowing with wonderful stories Of what
"Mlrnie" did and what 'Julia" did. Admis
sion 70 any part of the house. for old ana
young. only 10 cents.
At Hagen's opera house, Tuesday, NOvem'
} Der IL. "The Little Electric Magnet" Olli'
Redpath, and the even-years-a-star, MasteI
. frankie Jones, will appear in the great sen.
rational comedy. "The Firemen's Ward.
This company Is very highly spoken ofby thu
city pr ess. Tickets now on sale at Ludwigs'
An anti-temperance man rose In the tenn
perance convention at Des Moine He look
ed % good and bene yolent that every on
took him for q reformer, but they soon foun'
DOT their mistake. speaking Of temperance
gentlemen OF the convention" he said
..spsakins OF temperance. I wish that Their
was but one saloon In the United States, au,
-" "And what then? 2" interrupted th
president. "And that I owned Ill" But th
wicked mans voice was drowned amid hisse
and laughtsr.-Eli Perkins.
Rev. 8. 4. Bigger, pastor OF the Presby
ssrian church at BslIstoa, N. Y. who is NAL
ing q tour OF this great western country .speI
Thursday Ia this city. and while here was
pleasant visitor At our Office. Rev. BiSge
mad, when Q BOY, read with great interest n
about The battle at this place aud had AWAY
had q longing 10 make our town q visit an
take a walk over the battle grounds. He
fairly enfsptured with this western countr
OF ours. and speaks OF It In the highest term
A four aad 0ne.baif pound turnip, q samp
OF Q second crop Of potstoes and q true sioI
OF Q second crop Of oats, ell raised In ih
county this Ysar. were sources Of great VOL
der TO him.
Two coiored boys named Dorsey. ag'
fourteen and twelve years. who are employs
upoa Mr.. j. w. Waddelrs farm. near lh
city, ss raIl splitters. went squirrel buntir
last Friday. a squirrel was chased into
hollow tree by them and the..youugsr one WI
trying 10 scare him out Of the hole with
stick, iwhile the older one stood by with
gun prepsred to shoot when the squirr ell n
out. Unfortunately the gun was accidental
discharged aud the hsayy load OF No. 2 sh
struck the younger boy In the left arm .Inn G
ing quite q serious Injury. Saturday u
Sanford Smith. the attending surgeon. fogl
that it was necessary 10 remove the arm
the elbow and. assisted BY Dr. J. w. Tuck
Of this city the operation was performed. r.
ps.Ieut 10 now getting along M nicely
could b hoped for under the clrcumsianc,
i2sunion-An unusual storm party s-sei
bled ut the residence OF Elijah Obadiah. f
In Davis township. Thursdsy, October 3Oi
asd Que long TO be remembered by
who had the privilege OF attending the San
II was the meeting together Of the Glad
-u- - hnanps Tho afuhttafh hirfhI.u
Mr.. GIadish and Il was totally uneSpect
by him, All his living children, Rrau
children and 4 great grsndchild were prese
with the exception OF Edward GIadish. =
of James e.. (who was attending tue mseti
ofthe National Bee Keepers Association.
is given 10 but few parents TO have sncl
privilege and to know that oil are In comic
able circumstances and doing well.
0IadIsh evidently strove to bring up
family In the way they should 60. and
example and preeept taught them 10 cho'
the better part. Those present sat down t
bounteous repast prepared and brought
the family. anu It was q pleasure to see
and young striving TO make everything pie
ant ON the OCCASION. Mr.. Peters. Higgil
yIlls's photographer. was present and secuI
some good family groups which pictures v
be cherished long by all. Elder Thomas.
the Bsptist church al AullvilIe. in a few v
chosen remarks end with prayer closed
happy day. May our aged friend live to en-
many more such days. Mr.. Glsdish MAS b.
In Kentucky but moved TO Missouri In Il
and mas resided on the same farm he mo
TO IN this county ever since. The follow
members OF the family were present. Jal
GlsdIsh wife aud three children. c,
Charles and Gale; NJ. M. Glsdish, wife
two Sons. Henry and William; Mary
Francis and Edwin unmarried. John q
Ish. wife and six children. Nanny, Je'
Alice. Joseph, Msrcellus and Elijah; 4
Edward aIsdish and infant, Ma'
Bslis.