The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-20

The acreage will be considerably
over that Of last year.
Mr., j.. p. Hale and Miss Nellie DOran. both
Of this city. were granted II license
TO marry at Dallas. Tex, Monday.
The ST. Paul College. at Concordia, will be
dedicated on Sunday, September 2lst. One
sermon will be preached In the English Ian
guage.
Misses Bette and Bodle MOuntjoY enter
tertained the ladies' Fancy Work Club. Sat-
urday. 10 honor OF their guest, Mr.. G.. IL.
PrewItt. OF Nevada.
M. Beamer Is reported to have been offered
Sl2. 900 for a half interest in BLACKBERRY. the
wonderful little tTotter, but refused the offer.
He paid $3.50 for the colt u couple Of years
ago.
Kansas City Live Stock Indicator. 1Sth:-
H. G. Branch, Of Lexington, Mo-, has sold TO
W. II. Cowgirl, of HoldreRe, Neb. Tue two
year-old trottIng hlly by Bolts viewmont. for
90. 900.
n the gentleman who took my hat at the
reunion of the survivors Of the battle OF Lex
Ineton will return It and get his W he will
be welcome as far as | am concerned. 10. A.
Wilson.
The indications are that reserved seats in
Hagen's opera house Monday and Tuesday
nights will be at q premium. c, w. Hassett's
Braying the World Co. Is the only ''decent"
show which has been advertised In our CITY
for some time.
Judge Y, Ryland will deliver his address
upon the Presbyterian evangelistic work In
Missouri. at Wsverly Tomorrow. So far as
reported TO date, the contributions by the
churches have been more than double the
amount assessed against them.
Richmond has caught the water works
fever and Is agitating the subject considerably
Just now. II takes a great deal OF wind and
some money to successfully i%Daugurate and
operate a system OF water works, rs our
neighbors both In Richmond and Higginsyille
will find out should they succeed in getting
them established.
Mrs. John Duvall last Monday showed us
the greatest curiosity In the egg line which
we ever saw. It looked more like Il new
meerschaum pipe than anything else we can
compare IL with, the bowl being the size OF
u large walnut and the stem or tail at least an
Inch and q half long, with = tip OF convenient
shape for a mouth piece.
Albert Walk. an employe Of The No. Pacific
r, II. at this place, 10 order to assist the Gu
CINE wiper, Geo. Gowans, in his work. We'd
nesday evening. cIawled under an engine
standing at the old depot. to clean out the ash
pan. While underneath the engine q cock on
the boiler feed pipe blew of and the escaping
steam and hot water severely scalded him on
the back.
Too poor 10 take a home paper? Well THAI
Is distressful condition. Buy 4 hen. give
her crumbs and waste from the kitchen snG
she will lay eggs enough to pay for a year,
subscription; then work her up into q pOtpit
, and she will pay first cost; so the paper will
be clear profit. Repeat this process yea
after year. meanwhile learn wisdom ant
cease to be poor.
The report that Major Sellers, on accom-
3 Of III health, was going to take q trip and ha'
engaged Capt. Ryland to take his place for
season is without foundation. Capt. Ryland
being familiar with the school work. wa
merely engaged to assist 10 the classification
and he will enter upon ministerial work q
soon as conference meets. Mr.. Sellers will
take charge of his classes as usual.
!. William Russie and Charles Robbins. VIII
were inmates of the Odessa calaboose wheI
/. It was burned q short time since. and who ar
' charged with having set fire to the building
vera given q preliminary examination II
Squire Clayton's court, In this city, Thurs
> day and bound over 10 the sum Of $500 3
await the action of the grand Jury, whic
. n.aata ,,ayf unnnth THAI noulJ mot otua ia
required bond and were returned to Jail.
Mrs. L. T. Hood, who was visiting rela
tives near Napoleon u short time ago. Will
g here ordered one OF the sewing machines
I, are offering to our subscribers and having re
= ceiyed 1t ut her home, In Pratt, Pratt county
Kansas, writes ~ follows:-"Mr. E:ha
!, Allen: Dear Sir: I received the machine /
good order. 1t gives entire satisfaction an
Is far better than 1 expected II to be. 1 81
greatly pleased with It," Read the adveI
n tisement of this machine OH the 4th page
u this paper.
~ The Sedalis Gazette aud other papers ha,
% been blowing their horns recently about sou
peaches, presented to their editors. whic
measured about eleven inches and welghe
~ NWStIS ~ oeu'ess Soos "a
At Mr.. IA. j. Shultz. of Linwood Lawn .brougl
,e one 10 this Office which measured 12t inch
and weighed 10I ounces. We regret that |
,5 pulled II while green, as It would undoub
eddy have Increased an ounce or two In weigI
u 1t had been allowed TO remain on the tr'
until ripe.
AlmaJ-W Weather just to suit the iarme
Is the kind we are favored with at the pre-
4. emit time. May II be ever thus. Three Grow
re aud Alma school both begun Monday wi
g. fair attendance. The corn crop IA the large
ge this part OF the county has afforded for SOL
re time. The apple crop IS good and the pr
e.. liberal. Joseph Jackson, one of our WORT
ID young mep, has left for Chillicothe to atter
Moore's Business college. Andy Warren h
I'd returned to 81. Joseph. Among those visi
liz Ing Ut Nessrs. Thomas War-en's and GeOrl
In Fleteher's this week were Walker and FIetc
is er Cowherd, OF Kansas CltyS Mrs. M.
Erwin aud son, Of Waysrly. Tenpessee; MI
IL Mary Fletcher, OF Marshall, and Miss jess
Catron. OF Carthage.
Huntsville Herald, Sept. 18th DIR. ".
IN Cameron. for many long years an honor
pt and esteemed citizen Of this place. and {
e. thirty mine years O popular practitioner
Is, medicine, left here on Tuesday last, In cor
papy with bis young son, Clifford. for lie
re iDKton, Mo-, which place he will make /
10. future home. This change has been made
q, response to the urgent request and repeat
nS appeals OF his estimable daughter, Mrs. W
ps Bolton. who desired TO have Der father wi
ri her. HAT she might enjoy his fatheriy dew
he lions aud contribute to bis pleasure. comic
o. aud happiness In the evening OF his life.
IL cost the doctor . severe struggle to give
his old assncidtions here, and his host OF G
ur fFiends and patrons were equally panied
ou give him up. Doctor Cameron occupied
vcrg exalted position here rs a citizen, as
p,ysI ian and o. o Christian gentleman a
m. he carries with him the kindliest feelings q
Id best wishes Of every man. woman and ch
n Of this community. All OF these Join wi
IL the Herald In commencing him to the 20
n. people OF Lexington ~ being In every W
worthy Of their confidence, esteem and b,
n. considerations and IL Is the hope Of eve
A one Of them that he may ind In his new hol
se ties OF friendship equrlly AZ strong and g
during a. those he enjoyed during his 10
lh residences here,
in Texas business man and capitalist wi
IN fifteen years ago was comparatively withr
means, attributes his success to advertiser
U lie saysi ~ was formerly located at Warrel
Dir burg, In this state. and while there spt
d. $500 with the papers OF the tIwD IN the spi
of three yesrs for q ADVERTISING. am q gr
m helIever In advertising. In most lines OF bu