The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-01-25

The Register was one day late getting out
{ bis week.
The EIms, Excelsior Springs, will please
a',sut thanks for handsome New Years card
and menu.
Attention is called to the advertisement
Of John T. Woodford. OF Mt .'sterling. XIV,
who IL one Of the most extensive breeders Of
doe saddle stations 10 Kentucky.
It IL With pleasure that we call the atten-
ton Of our readers to the excellent showing
made by the Alma bank 10 the statement
which appears else where 10 this Issue.
An article from the pen Of Mr.. Wm. a..
Silver on Hemp Culture" appears on the
outside Of this Issue. Farmers should read
the article and give the subiec. their earnest
confederation.
The william Jewell Literary Society, OF b.
r. G. will soon, we understand,
the publication Of = college paper to be call
ed the Jewell. We wish them prosperity
should they conclude to commence the work
The ladies Of the Chr istisp church OF Auii'
VILE viii. on The evening of February o. give
. supper, the proceeds Of which will be ex-
pended In repairing their church. we be-
speak for them u liberal patronage. as the
object II = worthy one.
A member OF the Intellisencer force tried
the Ia grippe cough candy. manufactured by
che Western Candy company. and found u 70
be excellent. II you have the cough which
generally follows this nuisance try this candy
and we thiak It will cnre you.
~ - Mt .r.lh.aaaNaW al NINA Nm. L.
Riverton. won a $40 gold watch which was
rain ii OF by Jas. Studdsrd at Ed Payne's
barber shop Wednesday night. Mr.. stud
dard has been unable 10 work for nearly u
yosr on account Of infismmstory rheumatism
aud rafied the watch In order 10 SECURE
money 10 pay his expenses at some health
resort.
THE Horn Book or, Erratic English
Balrg the authentic aud Apoeryphal proceed.
inss Of that most mystical and enigmaticsl
organization, the 'Cranko club Copiously
illustrated. healthy. humorous and historic
cal; pithy placid aud philosophical; wise,
wiuy, and wonderful. Collected and revised
by FIJI Dooser. u past Hii. Price 30 cents.
Sweet SPRINGS, Mo-. 1882" For sale by
Lootais. A highly Instructive and interest
log book.
We have received from james Wick. Ro'
chester. N. T., his Floral Guide, which IN
beauty Of appearance and convenience Of
arrangement SURPRISES ANYTHING 10 this line
which we have ever had the privilege OF
seeing before. II is q pamphlet eight byten
inches In slzs. and with the covers, which
are by no meals tue least important part ol
is, contains an even one hundred pages. Al.
Enough called a "loral gulds.r IL II devoted
10 vegetables as we'll, and iueludes a. full q
Hat and description OF both flowers. vsgeta-
bles and also small fruits as.could be brought
within the compass OF . book Of this size.
Some time ago . young negro, aged about
eighteen years. named David Davidson, who
vas employed by Mr.. Fry Wilson on hi,
farm several miles south OF this city. stole Q
suu,, watch, overcast, suit Of clothes, pair Of
rubbs- boots aud u small amount Of money
from the latter named and skipped out,
aInce the time OF. the theft Mr.. s. N. Wilson
has been writing to the sherifs Of different
counties TO keep . look out Tor the negro aud
last Sunday received word from the sheriff
of Johnson county that bis msu was lodged
In iaiI At Warrepsbur4. Fry was detailed 10
so after him and bring him TO Lexington
and. Tuesday. armed with hand cuff. etc.
In this city he found out that a telegrsu
had been received the night before from th'
authorities at Wsrrensburg stating that q
sheriff from Kansas had arrived with requI.
s,uou papers and taken the negro to Kanssl
"a apsyer to the charge OF grand larceny
Fry atiII. mourus the loss OF his hunting out.
nt and money.
Baron Won Schellha "a. who married MIsi
Fannie Bayllss, Of this citv. some time IasI
summer, Iately became badly Involved 10
debt In New York CITY and was arrested and
placed 10 jail for jumping a board bill. II
wss all the result Of u misunderstanding and
the non arrival Of the usual remittance frOu
hIs father. The following dispatch will ex.
main matters 10 full:-New York. Jan Al
Adolph Bernst In Of No. Ias Bowery street
received 9 cable yesterday from Baron Won
seheliha requesting him to pay tbs debts OF
MS son-Joachim Chsrles Won ~sahpIiha-
confined In Jefferson Market charged with
.I,dIux q board bill ut the Madison Park
hotel, and to get him out Of the irOahie
The message also announced that money lad
beeu seut and would arrive 10 due course.
Mr.. Bernstein said that he had been out west
a, ,be Young man should not have got into a
dia,euIty OF the kind. He had frequently
lent him money when the remittances from
ana other side had not arrived In time, and
n vas always promptly paid bv The haron.
us knew the barOn, had met him In Paris
.,d Brussels, aud always found him an honor.
.hle. h,ghmiuded man. lie appeared wealthy
Iov he lived Ia good s;yls. he owned n cas-.
Gle not far from Brussels, with exten.
,lys grounds, aud had oil the surroundings OF
a man OF plenty Of means. He had only
hss,d OF the young mans seraoe on getting
40 Albany on sundsS on his way home. He
..blsd the baron IT once and got the reply
.hoye mentloned. He hopes 10 get the young
man out OF prison this morning by PAVING
nI. debts and seslng that he gets 9 good
r,art ,n life. scbslihs, he said. was only 2.
Is.r' Of age