The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

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DR., J. @. Crist hes removed to the house o
Major 7. B. Clagett, on Franklin avenue,
where he will be found when not on proles
sional calls or at his office. julyl2i2
The Musgrove house Is for rent to 3 good
tenant. This 10 one Of the most desirable resi-.
aences 10 The city and the rent Is low. Il
Ladles,,c at Mrs. Arnold's store for bar
gains In millinery. iulyl2i2
Judge Catron moved yesterday to the Thos.
p. WalIaee place, pear W. NJ. A.
The Thermometer marked as strong last
sunday aud Monday at IL o'clock.
Dr.. j. G. Crist has taken rooms for his
family Al the residence Of Major Thomas b.
Clsgett,
A rom for the exclusive use OF lady pat.
rons has been dtted up In Mr.. J. Il. Payne's
barber shop.
mule and q mare were killed by light
ming on the farm of Mr.. David Powell. near
MAYHEM, Wednesday night.
Full many a man. both young and old. Is
sent to bis ssrcophagus by pouring water
Icy cold adown his warm esophagus.
The loan on three shares Of u. Il l.. stock
was aold to Mr.. Melvin Hudler. last Friday
night, at $50 per share. Mrs. Ethan Allen
was sold seven shares al $40 per share.
DR.. +. Cooley has again moved to licking
ten to practice his profession. He has taken
pA4se rooms ~ Dr. Aeng,s new building. As
coop % he Gan Aud q suitable residence be
will remoye his family here.
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The parties mentioned Ia the following
item. taken from the Kansas City Times. Wee
nesday, are well known here 1.-THE saloon
Rt 500 West Ninth street. owned by VIM. j.
Rsshr, was closed yesterday on a mortgage
hello by Joseph Baehr."
Boil one pint Of tar In two quarts Of soil
wafer down to one qLart. Make q pint OF
simple sirup, add TO tar when cold, add one
pint Of brandy. A sure cure for consumption.
Dose: A good swallow alter u ht OF coughing,
or three times q day. Use ones own iuds.
ment.
Odessa Democrat:-we acknowledge re-
ceipt OF the catalogues for 1s90.91 OF Central
Female College and Wentworth Military
Academy. Of Lexington. We potice In the
mqslcal department the name OF Miss Helen
Cobb. daughter Of Rev. T. NJ. Cobb, Ms In
strHctor 10 piano music In Central Female
College. The catalogues were issued by the
lntelligencer Office, aud are excellent Jobs.
Dover:-Mlss Sue Platteuburg Is visiting |
friends Up Marshall. Messrs. win WInn. OF
Kapsas City. aud John VIM. Of Springfield, |
spent several days of last week In the city
visiting their parents. Miss Anna Bell lay
lor. OF Miami. l. The guest OF the Misses Tsbb
this week. Misses Lula Kincaid. OF Nevada.
and Florence Buiord. 0f Lexington. are the |
gnests 9f Mis- Eula Gordon. Mr.. Oscar
Nswlee. OF Kansas City, spent Sunday here
with ga friend" Mr.. Leonard Ryland, OF
Lexington, was In the city calling sunday. |
MISS Katie Tunstall returned to her home, In |
Lexington, last Thursday.
The gQld medal offered for the best score
made by . member OF the gun club Ut the
shooting match which TOOL place here July
eth. was won by Haywood Heathman. he kill.
Ing mine out Of the ten birds shot at. Waller
Waddell WOE ths leather medal he missing
nine Of the ten birds at which he shot. Messrs
W. Y. Trlgg and Chris Kist were the second
contestants for this medal. each killing only
two birds. Mr.. Heatnman also won lie 80
offered for the best score made shooting at
clay pigeons, The game OF ball betw cen the
Lexington and Hlgglnsville mines resulted
10 q victory for the home team.
Criminal court met In special session Tues.
day, July 8. The first business TRANSACTED was
tho Cling Of Information by the prosecuting
attorney against Dink Bledsoe. Thos. Phillips. |
&rtley Jackson and George EagAn. charged
with assault and battery; capIas issued, re.
tnrnable At ufxt regular term. Out Of 10 men
ordered from whom 70 try the case OF Chris
topheF- Young. charged with murder In the
hrSt degree, 40 men were selected and court
sdiourned until Thur,day. Thursday the fol.
lowing jurors were selected to try the case:
Arthur Young. A. r. MeadOr. Lafayette Griz
CELL. Henry Brpns. Frederick a. Young, +.
]. Bowers, Wa. n. Bour. T. shockley. j..
4. STYLES, r. j. Adams, Joel II. Ewing and
ehss. a. Baird. The taking Of evidence was
6uished Yesterday evening apd the case will
be argued to-day. Hon. John 8. Blackwell
10 representing the defense and Mr.. Ben T.
Hardin. Of Kapsss City, u assisting Prosecu-
ting Attorney Wilson.
Washingtoh, D. c., July 5.-rhere is soop
to DO Q wedding at the capital, ope OF ihe
parties 10 which Will be Mr.. Hugh A. Wsl-
lace, formerly Of Lexington. Mo, where hfs
parents now reside. The bride elect 10 The
daughter OF Chief Justice Fuller. Miss Nil.
dred. Young Wallace 10 q relation OF Mrs.
Senator Cockrell and at present Is = resident
of Takoma. Wash. When President %..leye-
land came into Office one OF The first nomins-
Hons he made vas ihst Of Mr.. Wallace, to he
register OF the land Office at gait Lake,
THIS position be retained for 3 year, and then
yssjspsd. % II did not pay him ss DO expect
cd Il would He then came to Washlnpion
and assisted Mrs. Cockrell 10 making society
mstters interesting. Mr.. Wallace was h
great attraction; all the young society ladies
became infatuated with him. he was = ire
oue Mt visitor at the White House. There II
was that be met the handsome end iulelligen
dsuehter OF the chief justice. He vent west
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arain., and last year by making q few foHB-
nate lpyestments made himself quite iude-
pendent fpancIsliy. The happy pair will go
to the Pacific coast TO reside, Mrs. CockIelI
is given the credit OF making this excellent :
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H,RRinsville Leader, July 4:-What came 1
near bsIng . fatal Joke. occurred at The AmerI-
sd bank. 10 this city. last saturday. Misses ,
Burton and Marie LaBertew. two well
known society ladies Of Lexington. stepped ,
the American bank and remsrk-I filnilI- :
Div 10 the cashier. Mr.. I'll CamI.beI. With (,
they are well acquainted. that II was A..
hot weather, or something 10 that /
,fs.ch, upon which Mr.. Campbell locularly re. I
marked get into the vault, Il Is cool enough ,
Jor Jyog In there" apd the ladies' promptly I
the invitation snd stspped fn. Hugh
.sbury, Who vas present and also very well d
,cauaintsd With the ladies', stepped up,elosed 5
,LS door. aud BY some means Il was locked |,
ind tho ladies' were 10 9 dungeon OF darkness /
sir. Messrs. Campbell and Asbury n
once set about relieving the captlves but a
,ucceeded 20 poorly that u was st least one {
and fifteen minutes before the Gombi. II
could be worked and tLe lagies re- Il
essed. when finally the vsult was opened, 7
10Th Of lbe fair victims were found uncon. a
cIous upon the floor. having exhausted all c
4 the oxygen the air In the vault contained, O