The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-16
Another rain last Tuesday morning.

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Another rain last Tuesday morning. \
There was a heavy fog fast Thursday
morning.
Travel scross the pontoon bridge Is rapid
safe and pleasant. Try II. :,
Building and Loan money has never so'u
an low as at the last two meetings.
TIL gold ring. with name engraved on 'he
ins,de. left at this office for an owne Is sui
uncalled for.
The thermometer marked only rs degrees
above zero last Monday morning.. a resu''
of the nail storm, we presume.
Don't forget the lawn party to he gwen oS
the ladies Of the Methodist church, ~ tue
parsonage, next Thursday night.
Mr.. Turner Williamson, OF Clay township
sold bis nome farm yesterday 10 u MT. hau"'
Of St. Charles county. al 500 per acre.
TIL tomato crop suffered more than any
other by the hall storm last Frida night .
Fifty per cent. al least were DESTROYED.
The degree Of the Red Gross was conferred
upon DIR. L. Carthrae and John Gordon bV
DeMolay Commandery, OF this city, last Mon
dav night.
All postmasters are authorized agents Tor
the collection Of subscriptions TO the lntelli-
geueer and payments to them will be recog-
nized at this office.
We have received the annual catalogue oil
Odessa College, at Odessa, Mo-, which shows
it to be In . prosperous condition. AS MI
catalogues should be, 1t Is printed al home
and 10 Q very neat job.
Mr.. w. b, Steele has purchased the large
rock posts recently removed from the irop'
OF the Lafayette County bank building ana
will use them for q foundation for his iron
fence In front Of his residence.
The United States snag boat @. r. suter ha'
entered the Missouri river and Is on Its way
10 Kansas City. II Ia now IN the vicinity Of
washington, in the lower end OF the river
pulling snags. 1t will be several weeks be
fore the suter resches Kansas CITY.
Do YOU OF the russell shoes wish to know
how to clean the leather and restore u 10 III
drst estate? OF course you have tried I'M
varnlahes and washes and found then
altogether Yexation OF spirit. And the rea
thing 10 70 easy when you know about h.Jns
squeeze the juice OF q lemon on q bit OF sol
eloth, give the leather q thorough treaimen
with this. and see u your shoes dont look n
well m they did when you bought them.
Kansas City Times. August lO:-A mos
Aeliehtful picnic was given last Tuesda!
evening Ut Washington park In honor OF Mis
Alice Peake. OF Lexington, Mo. The guest
were Misses Ida Bowles. Lou Bowles' Neii
aOffut. Lena 0nut. Katie Rider. Ollie England
Miss Colstock, Miss Fitch. Mr.. and MRS.
r. BowIes, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowle'
Messrs. b. N. Martin. J. Il. Hemphill, w. i
NoethlIch, W. BowIes, w. Gillis. T. Afiec'
r. Orrs. Fl. Harwood, U. Kerns. r. Ofut, q
Waite. T. Fitch and r. a.. Lane.
There will be q grand Farmers and Labol
ers' union picnic at the Gillespie Grove, o
the lone Jack road. four miles southwest q
j. wellington. on Saturday, August I'D. lie
Treatments, amusements OF all kinds an
good music, Interesting speakers Will
present 10 entertain the crowd. aood ordt
will be maintained and no intoxicatin
l,auors will be allowed on the ground. tn
following gentlemen have been invited
address the people and are expected to !
present:-Wm. Young, John Welborn, \
w. Harnish and j. T. Ferguson. Come on
come ali, aud bring your baskets we
6Iisd.
Mrs. George Vaughan, last Saturday, Will
standing in q chair liking something abo
the transom over her front door, lost h
balance and fell. striking heavily upon u
n back of the chair and cutting u cash In ID
lower abdomen Mt least four inches 10 lenR
and necessitating the taking OF four stitch
I'm the wound TO draw it together. Fo,t
naiely the wound 10 not deep. not extendl
To the ,ntestines. hut 10 very painful. Bel
n small woman. she was unable 10 extr'cS
herself from her dangerous position on l
chair and had 10 remain hanging 10 ago
thereon until assistance reached her, VIII
was several minutes. She 10 OF present dol
"a VOL, as could be expected under The g
cums,aucss aud will probably be about ng'
IN . short lime.
Dover: Thu farmers are busy plow'
for wheat. The August meeting Is stu
prorress. Large crow6s are attending. IN
has heen one addition. Misses Huston II
Duncan, OF Lexington, are visiting ~ vi
shelby's. Miss Una Teyis. ~ho has he"r Y
u,n0 the family OF Robt. DinwIddie. reiul
al 10 her hcms. IN Holden. Tuesday. NJ
SOIiyer, of Wayerly, IL visiting The family
n. ". v. oliver. John Zeysihg aid lady
WsverIy. visited the family Of f. Ieysing
,a,., a, this week. Prof. J. II. Viv.on. Teri
stribblIug and Robt. White and lady, OF N
horn we're here Sunday attending the Aug
meeting. Mrs. Flave Vlyion ,iof Kansas q
a here visiting relatives and friends. N
Rob,. Carter, OF Cordsr, ~ visiting the fan
a, Dr. I. L. Carter. Capt. J. Q. Platientl
and Miss Nav HARDWOOD were In LeHing
.honnIne one day this week. Messrs. Bnf
Ch,nn. less aud Tom Grady, Horace 5la
well, I'd. Webb and Elder g.. n. Goodr ~
a,ndav here. Mrs. All Downing, % u
SinsyiIIe, is here visiting friends.
Thu following IL q list Of the rejected vol
1or Middleton township at the registration
lsss:-C J Davis. VIM 3 Thomas Sam 10
.on 1 w Hopkins, Il Leach, A M She's,
n Mcfarland, John 9 Esea, JJ Levi. n
ain corder. } 8 McFiIon. o J Lewis, Z
Ewing. Thomss Royal. Ard sanirisco. 1
T.yIor. George C Fiether. II II Corrin. >
7. wiley. ] X Fletcher, John BiIlemy. v
~ ..her. Thos BedswOrth. Joel Campl
= ...omas X Jones, Thomas Wheaton.
MerkIey, VIM Fletcher. J k Doddrix q
q C Hays. } A Jsckson.W W Kelly.
aoodvlu. r B Olwin, X II Tromas.J X !
cans. w Hiuson. J Cony. Henry Gilbre
n ELLIS. ] w Tucker. r l. Golfer. J
0orbo. n r Wood, Ben Y Rose Jos Fietc
w n Bethany. ) s Jones. J A Hserer.
Campbell. Thos Meadon. T II Meadon. J
yn,oa. John Evans. George l. Lander
a Olive, John W Lewis. James y Larkin
Younger, W W Bathalis. J c Haws IN,
Chinnman, John q Boyd. John B Davis
Brown, w 8 Brodey, Jacob Zantemyer. u
Re,th. N W GARRISON. Thos A Curtis. II
Morrison, A II Croys. o n Catron. Georp
u,.,ohar Rohert Hall, Sam Reed. A W I