The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-01
Stock sale day Monday.

liver Yesterday ana tnuTsuhS' Nv u""IhN
,as been done to The bridge Az yet.
A man forced an entrance into the base
ment of ID. Hecker's restaurant last Sunday
alght but was scared away before he secured
any booty.
The two inches Of snow which fell here
last Friday night disappeared rapidly and
before Monday night none could be seen
except on the north hill sides.
elves Of poor men oft remind rs. honest
don't stand u chance. More we work we
leave behind US bigger patches on our pant-.
On our pants once new and glossy now are
patches OF different hue ail because subscr'b-
srs llnger and will not pay us what Is due"
Faith IN the ability Of the bridge to with
stand high water and Ice has considerably In
creased since the experience OF last week.
For several days mush Ice Is Inches thick was
orowdins the full width OF the draw and not
one dollars worth Of damage was done to the
bridge.
We understand that Rice Anderson, the
negro man who was so badly Injured by the
premature explosion OF q giant Dire cracker
some weeks ago, during the iniIiatory cere-
monies Of the Sons Of Protection, Is In a pre-.
carious condition. erysipeias having set IN.
He will probably not recover.
MIR. Chas. Teubner says In reply 10 our
"Border" correspondent that there Is no such
thing rs the .'1res blackberry" aud that he
uppose the Mammoth dewberry 10 all right.
though he has never fruited Il, He also says
the trm Of Teubner 3 Aull have no agents
~ vet. but will send out some this summer.
Wade's Knob:-News scarce. The Ia grippe
has about ceased TO exist amongst US. Nov
log is the the order OF the day. We under
stand Mr.. d. + sldnor 10 soon TO move from
here TO the Belt farm, near Lexington. We
Gan heartily recommend him to the people Of
Lexington and vicinity. Some Of our boys
will soon bs making frequent visits to Lex
lngton.
An eminent physician saws that to the
imprudest act Of getting out Of bed without
projecting the teet-one 80 commonly com
mitted by women without thought OF the
consequences-msy be traced many an attack
OF oeliulitis, brought on by the sudden
though momentary exposure OF the ieet to
cold. II has caused more diseases to women
previously healthy Than could result from
| any other single act OF lmprudence.
Large crowds were very highly entertained
OF the B. r. q. last Monday night aud at L.
A. 8. Tuesday night BY the elocutlonary
efforts Of Prof. 8. 3. Hamil and Mis-,
Hulchins. At the C. A. 8. the pleasures Of
the evening were materially increased by the
reading Of q poem by Miss Rose Young
Everybody enjoyed both en'ertainment
'huselyn and SPEAK In the highest terms o
the entertainers.
II your throat 10 raw and sore. and you
| voice 10 hoarse and thick. and YOUR ear Is full
| OF roar. and FOUR stomach 10 weak and sick
Il you have q lhrobbing brain and you
| head feels like q cheese, and your chts
% racked with pain, and you cough INC
| pant and wheeze; II your bones and muscle
ache from your shou d. re TO 30 ur knees, AM
you chilly feel and shake. and you sneeze az
sneeze; II your nose does nssRht but drip
you have got q case Of grip. Take a barre
| Of quinipe.-LaBelle Star.
Professor John Henry Coms,ock. tue emf
nent naturalist. begins In the New iori
Ledger of March !. = series of six articles OF
the study OF insects which he describes, no
only those insects which are useful 10 th
farmer. but also. those which destroy entir'
fields Of grain, cotton and rice. AMI ra' az
orchards. gardens and vineyards. He demon
strates how It was scientifically determined
that al average annual loss OF $40 600 600 ha
been occusioned In the south by the cotton
worm alone and that an average loss pc
year. Of nearly o., 400, 900 has been brough
about In the apple crop OF Illinois by tb,
rsyagCs OF tie Goblin moth. The serieh l
pr ofusely Illustrated.
Mr.. A ID. French. Sec, Y. NJ. O. A: Dea
sir:-F DIN = notice In the Lexington paper
deliver MS lecture on Stonewsll Jackson j
Lex ngton TN Mar h It'll. | heard Mr.. Weud
ling deliver tins lecture 10 q gro %ded house
lie orattrT IL superb. his description q
battle i grand. He was. during The war,
union man. and In every way opposed u
u neral Jackson's political views, hut th
N Jst ardent soutberner, aud candid ndrtheD
or will he pleased with the manner in wblcI
he porirsys the life and character OF tn
greatest OF southern soldiers. Yours, 81
Richard Field.
Mr.. Chas. Teubner. the best posted an
N Il experienced horticulturist In Lsfayett
90 lnty, 10 order TO promote horticulture an
ereste q lively Interest IN such matters. bs
kindly consented 10 answer through the col
anus Of the Intelligencer. any and all ques
lions pertaining to such subject that may b
addressed TO him ut Lexington. Or, 80
questions sent to this Office will be handed I
him and his opinion published ne soon 8
practicable. Don't be back ward about send
ing 10 your questions. They may seem sim
pie and unimporiant TO you, but the answer
published whore all may see them, will pei
haps settle 4 question for your ntighbor ihi
has been very yexiug to him. 1t caun'
help but work to your Interest and TO yor
neighbours
:. Mr.. Vim. Auli proved himself to be q goo
runner, last Saturday. ard we feel safe
saying that n he I'M bis political race rs Ia
% be did 4 foot race that morning hs vi
'git thar IN One shape. He arose early
order 70 get ready TO 20 to Kansas City so
a. Just before the break Of day, stepped out
. nis yard and saw o man In his chicken hous
who afterwards proved 10 be q young neg
named Jno. Shelby. As soon ~ Mr.. Al
/ appeared, John made haste 10 get over I!
E back fence. and more for the purpose Of Sc
: log who the trespasser was Than snythlr
else Mr.. Aull followed with squsl haste.
. foot race down the alley ensued. Mr.. Al
nsde threats TO shoot II John did not ato
but no attention was paid TO him.. Mr.. Al
Q then saw that his only chance was to run b
. man down. which he proceeded to do, 81
6uslly accomplished. Every street aud all
t In the peighborhood was u ,ed rs q race trac
but John couldn't turn the corners n
enough snd was collsred by his pursuer. l
e cannot be prosecuted. although his IntentIo
to steal were evidently good enough.
Wsyerly Mr.. Vim. Donahoe, Of Ks
sas Cts. visited his mother aud sister sunda
Mr.. AldrIge Corder visited Marshall Thur
Q day night. Master Frank Corder, OF the I
: N. A. arrived st home Friday evening
spend II few days. Mr.. r. Fl. Peery has ma
+. sale Of his residence TO Mr.. q. Y. Cant "
will move among us 10 a short time. T
: the former coutemplates moving 10 Marsh
or Higgiusviile. Mr.. X. V. Robertson Il
n for Higginsvllle Thursday. Miss Kelley.
o Illinois. who have been the guest OF I
d Misses Cannon for the past month. left
her home Friday eveD'nr. Mr.. George Gu
i niDgham arrived 10 this city Monday event
o from Guthrie. Oklahoma. Mr.. ID. n. Dav
OF Lexington. came dow Monday eveniI
d Mr.. Buchanan aud family who have he
Il among us for the past year. left Tuesday eve
v Ing for San F'ranclsco, Cal. We lose In D
J. Buck man a good cltiz,n aud wish for tb'
q prosperity In their new home. Rev. J.