The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-22

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Association, at courthouse next MONDAY at
Q o'clock, a. III. II Is of vital Importance.
Call aud see the sample Websier's I'm
abridged Dictionary which We furnish to
subscribers Of the Intelligenoer for only 1900
The thermometer again got down to bust
ness Friday night of last week and Saturday
morning marked only six degrees above
zero.
We have made ARRANGEMENTS whereby we
can furnish Webster's Unabridged DIctlon-
sry TO subscribers OF the IDtelllgencer for
only SO 90.
Thorpe Enthusiastically and Homer
roli-Lillie Chamberlain, Mamie Talley,
Hattie and Carlton Benton. Ada, Emmet ard
Carson Armstrong, Alice Attebery, Glars
aud Alice ColvIn, AIban Stew art.
The ladies Of the CbTIstian church Of Aull-
Vile are making strong efforts to create U
church building fund and will give u supper
for this purpose March II. Every encour.
agement should be extended to them.
The I. A. @. G. held their semI-Donthly
meeting with Misses Cora and May Peak
Yesterday afternoon. A large number oil the
geu,lemen friends Of the members OF the club
were present and An elegant time WAS had.
1.-THE wearing Of the green" was very
conspicuous last Monday. Everybody who
could trace his ancestry back to the green
Isle, 40 matter 10 nov slight a degree. did
honor to The memory OF the distinguishes
saint.
We have made arrangements whereby we
can supply The Kansas CITY Weekly Star 20
our subscribers for only 10 cents per year.
| This offer 10 open for only q short N Sub
scribe now II you want y good paper ior
merely u nominal price.
A few contemplated improvements for Lex
lngton this summer:-A St6. 900 residence ioI
Mr.. Robt. Taubman; one $4,000 high school
one sI0, 600 colored school; exterior Improve
ments to the amount about $4,000 on the al.
ready handsome residence Of J. e. McGrew
Jno. }. Greer, by reason Of his recent
graduation ut the Missouri Dental College
In 81. Louis, now p~rehxss the sbreyiatiou
"Dr.n to bis name. He has opened dentai
parlors In the office Of DR.. Tucker, opposite
the Morrison Wentworth bank, and In view
OF his great popularity we bespeak for hin 6
liberal patronage.
Mr.. Oscar Andreen has purchased from
Mr.. Robert Taubmsn the eleg -ssidenct
OF the latter. opposite the Christian church
on South street, the consideration being
$500. Mr.. Andresn gets gu feet front, %
feet on each side Of the house. Mr.. Taub
man will commence Immediately the erection
OF what will probably be the handsomesl
residence 10 the city on the land reserved BY
him, east Of the residence he sold. It Is "a
cost sib 900.
Richmond Rayite The wlde.swake mer-
chant 10 laying In his stock. with u liberia
amount Of advertising, ready for the spriDs
trade to open. The successful merchant Is
the one who knows how to advertise and
does II. he 10 never afraid to tell people
what he hss, where he has II and when be
got Il, especially II 1t IS worth having and be
wants to transfer ownership to somebody
else. II be has something to sell he mus.
tell the people 90 II he expects to hnd a buyer
Newspaper advertising 10 the best way to do
this.
A Lexington boy now living In Allegheny
City. Pennsylvania, thus expresses bis opin'
lon oi President Harrison, In . letter TO BIZ
father, at this place ~ was at The opening
OF the Carnegie library the other day. Pres
ident Harrison attended. Judging by his
appearances q place in some msgistrate's
court would seem more ft for MN than the
one be occupies. His speech. or few remarks
were very labored. he reminded ms of an
actor who had forgotten his part and wss
WAITING for the promptor to help him out. ]
don't him much Of Harrison"
A rise OF three or four feet In the river,
together with the breaking Of an Ice gorge
Just above Kansas City. which in gong ou'
damaged considerably the new Winner bridge
at that place, also camo down here with
rush last Wednesday morning, bringing with
It q large quantity Of drifts and all kinds Of
OF debris. The mass struck the bridge here,
which had just been put In place again ate
being carried out BY the Ice, and broke i've
boats loose from the north csusewsy and
forced the north end OF the south causewsJ
down the river about twenty feet. Although
somewhat damaged, none were lost, and the
bridge will asain be put 10 place Is soon al
possible.
Higglnsyille Leader Capt. Asbury had
COW worth 5000 10 die last Saturday. It val
q thoroughbred Jersey ami gave enough mill
70 supply q good sized peighborhood. beslde
butter was manufactured from her produc
that amounted every month to 10 cash 10 tn
market. Henry Ralstop, who hes been work
Ing In the mines here for some monlbs, wa
arrested Saturday for stealing miners tool
from men In Hub Campbeli's shaft, On,
selling them to other miners at n nomlna
price. He was placed In the hack room O
the CITY ISL outside the cells, pending pre-
liminary Investigation, and Monday nigh
picked the lock Of the back door and escaped
He has been carrying on . systen Of petit
thIeying anong the miners for some time
A little child OF Ed. Kruse fell from q hiyl
chair 10 which II was sitting last Tuesday
against . stove, and its right eyebrow wa
almost entirely cut Cd. DIR. Wilson replaced
the brow and !, will probably heal withou
dlsnguring the obild.
G. p. Cloyd. q school teacher ct Walnu
Grove In Saline county about eight miles eas
OF Marshall, hiss been on trial In the crlmins
court IN Marshall, this week. for whipping
pupil. Miss Belle Jones, aged 10 years. II
II Q tall. handsome man OF good add ress anS
says that he whipped the Rirl with q smsI
maple switch for insolence and TO maintain
the diciplipe OF the school; that be kept he
after school and that she drew q poker Of
him while her brother threw 9 rock vt him
BE wal ined IN y Justice court and appeuleI
to the criminal court. His certificate has bee
Rav0kad nv The a0hnal onm nnfaa,nnaH nj III
county, but q remonstrance against the TIRE at
ment he has received has been signed bv
number OF the leading men Of the sChoc
district and published 10 the county papers
W. B. Jones. the father Of tie girl who Wa
the victim Of the alleged severe castigation
10 highly connected 10 the county, being
brother q -law Of ex- Collector j. Lamp
kin, OF the Wood q Huston bank. He say
that his daughter had o badly blackened ar,
bruised shoulder and the blood cut out OF be
arm aud that Cloyd nd nltted to him that b.
had let his temper get the better OF hin
while whipping the girl.
The handsome residence Of Mrs. Jno. 4
Burden, decorated with rare flowers. rose
and vlolets prevailing. was thrown open Wet
nesday afternoon to receive the r. W. {. o
entering the guests were met by strains O
music low and delicious coming from benin
. 6roup Of plants which stood In q recess Q
the lovely reception hall. Two OF on
brunette beauties, Misses Estelle McGrew
10 q charmInGly becoming evening gown
cell blue CHINA silk, and Maud Burden. be
comingly attired IN old rose silk. which en
Lanced the beauty OF her brilliant complexion
most gracefully dispensed delicious chocolate
together with pink and white French waters