The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-09

Don't forget to divide with the printer
when you sell your wheat.
A burglar attempted to get into the resi-
ience of Mr.. j. Reid Moreland last Tuesday
night. but failed.
The grand lodge of the Omitted Sons OF
Protection" a colored benevolent association.
,as been in session here this week. The at
tendance was quite large.
The McGrew Milling Co. is now shipping
-four to Texas via the Santa Fe route ut the
rate Of one car load per day.
Sneak thieves have been getting in their
quite lively this week. We hear Of
numerous small thefts about town.
Work has been commenced upon the new
four room cottage to be built for Mr.. f. b.
Farley. on Franklin Avenue, between 10Th
and Goth streets.
The Intelligencer acknowledges receipt Of
a complimentary ticket to the Carroll County
Agricultural and Mechanical lair to be held
at Carrollton. Sept. 9-l8. inclusive.
DR.. Charles Waldstein. of the American
school at Athens. will contribute to the next
OF harper's Weekly Il paper describ-
ing the recent excavations ant discoveries at
Delphi.
Uncle Nelson Berry, q well known and
universally respected colored man, died here
last Wednesday morning from cholera NOR
bus. He had been i'll only II few days. He
was aged about 20 years.
DIR. Paul Gibier. director Of the Pas.eur
Institute, IN New York, will describe the
Pasteur treatment Of h%ydrOphObis in The
August number OF the North American Re-
view. In the same number DIR. VIM Ham
mond writes Of "False H~ydrophObia."
Quite u large crowd Of young ladies and
gentlemen, chapcroned by MIR. and MIR.
Emlson Cnanslor, gathered IN the rooms OF
the Kranko club last Tuesday evening for u
few hours OF pleasantly, The reception
hours ended at II O'Clock and at that Time
the party adjourned to ID. Hackers restaur-
ant where delightful refreshments were
served.
Tn steamer Mason passed down last We'd
nesday. at about o O'Clock p. M. having made
the trip from Kansas City since 4 O'Clock u.
m. She landed and took aboard u passenger
lust above the bridge, on the Ray county
and then drifted brOadside through the
draw OF the bridge. Ii the Mason can 80 easily
pass through The draw .broadside or, the ferry
boat ought certainly to get through, head on.
without running into the bridge.
A shooting affair occurred at Waverly on
Thursday night Of last week. Mr.. James
Fletcher, q young man about 81 years of age,
was shot by Mr.. Andy Francisco. Fletcher.
while drunk, was providing around Francis
co.'s premises. The pistol ball passed through
Fietcher's right hand and into his thigh,
striking the zone and ranging backward.
At last accounts the ball had not been remov'
ed, but It Is thought he Is not seriously In
jured.
Mrs. Emma Hamlet, aged 70 years. mother
OF Ex-Mayor VIM. d. Hamlet and CITY Mar.
shal Jesse W. Hamlet. fell down down d
flight Of stairs at the residence OF the latter.
on Seventh street. Thursday morning, frac-
turing her left arm at the elbow and cutting
3 deep and lengthy cash In the top OF her
head. DIR. j. w. Tucker was called In and
made her as comfortable as possible but her
ripe old age makes the process Of mending
very slow. We hope she may soon be entire
ly recovered.
The following Is q list OF the rejected voters
for Lexington township at the registration in
1SG6:-N w Letton, J w Waddell. w W
Lamborn, Robert Hale, Ed WinsOr, l. 7
Hagood, j A Graham, Albert LOOMS, Geo
Buckner. Alfred Nichols, John AulI, J A
Graham, VIM b Wsddell. Ethan Allen. J M
Julian. Rufus Young, + N Field. w J Stone,
q q Alexander. g b Russell, James p Hall
II T Wilson. Robert Young Jr, Jas Nichols,
w w Haynes. q II johns. James II Norfolk.
John Il Thornton. A q Young, II j Conner,
II Sommeryille James Peak, Jno T McGrew,
Robert + Norfolk, Isaac ChanslOr, s. Lock
rider, G l. Douthitt, j S Riguey. William II
Morrison, l. vanderpOol, Lawson Mcdowell
Lawson Grant, w Small, J chamberlain,
VIM Walters, Tbos Barker, John f Burden
Andrew Carter. L W Bedford, ID + Wright
8 s Smith, Howard Williams, Amos Green
81 X Davis, d w b Teyis, John ID Williams,
Daniel Chambers. John McKinnin, Jno Hin.
son, j w. Miller, W r Kerdolff, u b Burris
B Kramer. Ed Failey,A V Robinson, o Brad
ley. r A Barnett, X N Smith, II A Mitchell
q G Wallace. Thomas B Clsgett. A + Sheets
r W Mccormack. j J Minesu. jackson Long
don, David Pfleger, Barnett Kerry, j Z Sud
tlath.
Dover:-We had a fine rain last SUNDAY
night, which insures a good corn crop. Jas
Gather lost a fine mare last Monday from
being snaged. Mr.. Henry Reinhart and wife
OF st. Louis, are visiting relatives here. Lax
Yancy and Hall Corder. Of Waverly. spenI
Sc, eral days Of last week with friends here
Miss Alberta Hawkins, one Of Marshalpi
most charming bellies, is here visiting TIT
family OF K. s. VanAnglen. Mr.. VIM. Jour-
ney, Of Sedalia, 10 visiting q friend here. W
l.. Plsttenburg and JOhn N. Edwards, OF
Kansas city, are expected here In a few days
Ed. VanAnglen attended q hop at Waverly
one night last week. Miss Birdie Fisher, oil
Nevada. Is visiting relatives here. MADAM
RI NOR says one of our most charming girls Il
to take q tourney" soon. We wish her
pleasant trip. The Misses hey, Of Morton
Ray county, are ri X. l.. KoOntz's for u few
days visit. Jewett Redd, of Waverly. IL her,
visiting friends. Miss Alice Miller, of Kan
n hftNs - NtNttthA nv AnuAttN W Stto NfCO'
P~latlenbHrg. Commodore Meng aud lady
assisted by several young people. gave a moon
light picnic last Friday night, at the residence
OF VIM b. Wiun. II was quite u ~societ,
affair. Mrs, e, Zeysing visited friends a
Wayerly last week.
Wayerly We were treated 10 quite a re
FEELING ra n last Sunday Ms hi. The ihresh
ing ,eason Is over. Work on The new schOO
bOlise has commenced. II II being erected b.,
Messrs, Peery, Boyer n Sons. Of HIgginsyille
The social given ut the residence of Mr.. G
N BuiJrd on last Thursday night, was some.
what lnsrred by the rain and caused the guests
TO retire ut ID eaIiy hour, but was much en-
juyed peyertheless. Among those presen
we noticed: Mr.. Ed. VHnAnglen, Of Dover
Mr.. N. Huston and fair cousin, Miss Rache
" aIlsce. Of Blackburn, and Miss Lutte Cor
der. OF Marshall. Mr.. McFadden and famil,
are lhr guest OF Mr.. G. N, Buford. Miss Luti,
COrdrr. Il Marshall. Is The guest Of Mis-
lLntie Francisco. The festival given by th,
ladies az The Baptist church. on last SATURDAY.
evening. was quite 0 social success although
NIL largely attended. The receipts amounted
10 s28 and ONE cents, Mr.. Isy Gratz spen
Sunday at Lexington. Mr.. Thurlow Miller
wife and sister. OF Cordsr. attended the ies
iival in this city Saturday evening. Mis-
Edith Leach returned from Blackburn satur
day evening. where she has been visiting 70
The past three weeks. Miss Fannie House
IL the guest of O.. Y. Cant and family. Misse
annie Cannon and Mable Thomas are visit
Ing In Malta Bend. Miss Emma Spencer viz
fed her cousins. the Misses Asher, the pas
week. Mr.. VIM. Donahoe. OF Kansas CITY
was the guest Of his mother and sister Sun