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

Fresh oysters ~ u. daechkers' a"@
Two hundred single cashmere coats Tor
men and boys, from 81 80 to 81 so at Henry
sinsner,s. aue9tf
Ihe river IS still falling.
The ferry landing on this side OF The river
10 now more than a mile above tue town.
A drove Of Texas horses passed through
town and over the p~ouloon bridge last Tues
day.
A load Of roasting ears and several loads Of
watermelous from the north side OF the river
were sold here this week.
q. Ben. makes an excellent mayor. He Is
constantly on the alert TO see that The clty's
money Ia iudiciously expended.
The rain last Sunday night settled the corn
question for this year. Lafayette county VIII
have an abundant yield In both quantity and
quality.
Marshal Hamlet has been suffering with
rheumatism this week and consequently could
not give the unlicensed dogs his vigorous At
tention. But IL " not yet too late.
Mrs. Lyman Abbott, wife Of the successor
70 Henry Ward Beecher ne pastor OF Ply
mouth church, Ia 10 become one OF the editors
49,, - - Soo,a,,hay
I.,. nsxt.
Main street from Eleventh 10 Twelfth has
raca,vad . nlee clean coat Of macadam. II
should be extended another block east aud
We would then have q street which could be
pointed to with pride.
tits stated In the Higginsyilie Advance
thst M !. IA RagIaud has severed his cou.
mas tiou with the H~iRgiusyiIle Leader, but
th., Ia honas ANN IN enter into arrangement
Win the ovner Of the paper whereby he
will have full control,
The m.n.ard mart of the Central Female
co,,sga 4. "a he 0nIshsd nm and prepared for
a.. r.e.,,lon n, nnnIls. the prospeet now
being that the present capacity of the build
Ins VIII NOT he sufficient for the a,commoda-
lion of tbo.s who will " isb TO attend.
M WIN. a. Eg0leston ,hls week sold TO
Mr.. Yang Ewing his interest In the grocery
store OF Esglestou Bros, The store was clos
ed Wednesday while an Inventory OF the
stock on hand was being taken. We wish for
the new trm great prosperity and 10 this end
would suggest = liberal use Of printers Ink.
Holden Enterprise:-We are Indebted to
the Lexington In~tellIgencer for q catalogue
Of the Central College OF Lexington. The
attendance was large last year while colleges
all oyer the country have shown q decrease
ID attendance owing to these Harrisonian
times. The printing OF the book was done
BY the Intelligencer and we pronounce IL y
splendid piece OF work.
The stallion which has been driven In this
city for a number of years by Mr.. Ed. Hill,
died of spapmodic cholera Monday night. He
was q very fine animal and was about 10 years
old. When he was q iwo.year-old he took
second money ~ q trotter 1t the Kansas City
fair and bis owner was soon afterward oner.
ed 1880 for him, which was refused. MI.
Thomas Young. also, lost n horse that night
from some mysterious disease.
rul,on Teleprapb: "A business man pu,s
=, .dv.,,,.ar,sn, into a uaws,ansr for the
D..noss ~ h.v,no a. many nsonle sec I, a.
s..,m,e ,h.,.sor. =. .ho,,d snd wh.,
sa".. n.s. -. ,..os., circu,.,,on and are
s-. 80 W ,,.v 40, a., ...ay In !.
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80" 81 , zoo .s..,Is,ion IN 80 ,or ,ho
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the colored people ceieorated "hmanc'pa-
tlon Day. last mohday ny y picnic just souin
Of tnere were = 'aiee hunnoer v color'
ed people rom = distance III a''enuanee' ne
dsY was spent w al k'hus u ssuh'' 'inas,nA
Die. among them q 1901 race LOT coA.. me
cost was hung up Ma cons'uerAo'e c's'"nce
from ihe starting point anu tue agreement