The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-08
Another blizzard last "wednesday.

A. other zero last Thursday morning.
Look over the announcement column Tor
new names each week.
All the private Ice houses In town have
been ulled and the cry Is still for more.
Rsssrs. John and william LOOMS hsYe
put up q large quantity OF good Ice this week.
kr. Jossph q. Chino has commenced haul
Ing lumber for his now building on Main
street.
The North Lexington omnibus had an axle
broken on Main street last Monday. No pas-
sengers. consequently no persons Injured.
The county court Judges, the assessor and
the county surveyor will meet 40 Q board OF
eauAlIsa,Ion on the 6rst Monday 10 April.
The late cold weather 10 said to have luiur.
ed the growing wheat considerably In this
county. There 10 still enough len. however.
Gar an average crop, should It receive no fur.
ther injury.
Report OF FIRST Ward School for the month
OF February-second Ersde;-Eugene HAM
Iett. willie W eish, Della Yates. Fourth
srsde:-Claude Luellen. Allie Wilson, Edith
Mars. Elsie Weudt.
While every effort 10 made TO 'run the pom
toon bridge 10 suit the public" 1t is stiIl In
peratiyely necessary TO run Il" so rs 10 suit
the heavy Ice which has been running In the
river the past week.
Il pays to read The Acknowledgements. By 90
doing you will save more every year than ten
times the cost Of your psper. Merchants
having bargains 10 offer always announcs
bs fact through the newspapers.
Misses Julia and Minnie Neale and Rose
Young gave one of those most elesun, recep-
lions Ter which the MEMBER Of the ]. A. &C
are becoming widely known. AZ the rcsidenct
Of M. Lewis Neale last Saturday Afternoon
We call tie attention Of our readers TO The
maspiocent showing Of the Mutual Life In
snrsncs Company OF New York ~ published
in the Iutelligenesr OF to-day. All those con
tempIating taking out In nrsnce upon iheii
lives should give Il careful study.
8olde Enterprise: III has been discove
"A that kjsses-loye kisses, We meab-ars
fuil Of electricity. Now we can understand
INV old maids have always called kissing
ahoekipR.n That may be 30. hut We wonlt
ike 10 know how the old N aid ever found II
out.
The saloon Of Mr.. Fritz Lsngkaha. at Cor
der. was burned on E'rid ~ nlght OF last week
The Ioss was Total. About Sl40 In papsl
nancy ~ the safe was destroyed. The house
belonged TO Capt. II. T. smith and was To-
sured. The stock and fixtures were uninsur'
I'D Work was immediately commenced &c
rebuild.
o. seRo Courant: When all the country
.dltors die and go to bosTen. what II They
should take their srbscriplion books slonl
sana leave them at the gate for Saint Peter Il
srsmine. How many good people would b
compelled TO stay outside. for 1t would be loc
Iaie toeseuls accounts then. By the way
r..a[. n YOU should shufhs Oh this morta
coil / o.nisht. could you get INF Delays arr
dangerous.
Farmers and fruit gro Ssrs. you will soor
h.vs 10 offending 10 your tree
ana pl.n,s snd no doubt have some question:
h,Fors you right COW that you cannot settle
s.li.fsctoriIy. Send any Question or question:
ts.t may be psrplsxiug you to MI. hirle'
T.ubusr, at Lexington. or 10 this ONCE ant
raw viii be answered through these column
Tor your benefit and your psighoor's also
4, costs nothing 10 ask questions and 10 'hi'
As.s neither does It cost snythinE to get The
faforpatiep yoH dssITs'