The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-08-30
Weekly sutellisenfer.
oPrICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.
augusta
Read Royle's ad.

Dutch Row and upstairs rooms, corner OF
Ninth and Main for rent, A. Geyer. juyl9tf
Something new in Royle's al. aug23t3
Two hundred single cashmere coats for
men and boys, from 81 80 to 81 30 at Henry
s,nansr,s. au9tf
Two hundred single cashmere coats for
men aud boys, from 81 10 to 81 80 at Henry
sInauer's. auR9tf
Royle's AL will pay investigation. a233
@. Il. Sohsefermeyer, dealer In hardware
and cutlery would respectfully call the stten-
ton Of the citizens of Lexington and vicinity
to the fact that he has now a complete stock
OF hardware, cutlery, nails, ammunition and
building material and would invite every
body TO examine HIS stock All goods war
ranted 10 be m represented. ALICIA
Read Royls's new ad In this paper. a93t3
Another big rain last Monday night.
Last Monday was cool enough for over
coats.
Store Is vacant, sign T LetV' former
tenant had to get. He IN sorrow sits and
sighs cause he didn't advertise.
The U. s. snsg boat, Charles II. suter, Is
coming slowly up the river, removing snasS
out OF the way OF the Kansas City packet line.
She last week took out l22 constructions"
People who insist most vehemently upon
their ability TO paddle their W canoe usual
" haye to borrow the canoe. The man who
shouts loudest about betting at elections has
the least money to bet In nine cases out Of
ten.
While 10 H"igainsville last Wednesday, we
made the acquaintance OF MIR. IL. A. Peed.the
new editor of the Leader, now called the
Democrat. he Is = pleasant, social gentle
man and we think will be well liked by the
citizens OF that place.
Quail shooting cannot lawfully be INDUCED
10 until the LIST OF October. It Is especially
reprehensible JEST now as the second brood Ii
lately halched; and the killing Of the parent
birds In cruel and destructive to legitimate
sport. Prosecution ought to follow the In
traction Of the law.
Note the revised and reduced price list OF
school books appearing in to-day's paper. The
reductions are many and important. making
school books lower than they have ever before
been offered for. For one-tenth additions
we will mail any book on the list TO any nd
dress. Please remember that our stock o
other goods needed In the school room !
full and complete. &c. G.Loomis, Main street
Chas.W LOOMS, Franklin Avenue. augl6I3
The Black Stockings, Lexington's "crack'
base Dali nine, composed Of gentlemen o
color. played 3 game with the ArTourdsle
Kansas. MINI Sunday, at that place, for th,
gate receipts and the championship Of Mis-
souri,. The Armourdale nine cam out vic
torious. they tallying eleven times and Lex
ingt0n seven times. Why q Lexington, Ma
soEri. MINI would play an Armourdale. Kun
sas, nine, for the championship Of Missoav
we do not know.
We reprint this week an article under tn
caption of "a Deserving Enterprise - signe
by "Lexingtonian,' which has reference I
the patronlzing OF home manufactures. TIL
article has special reference to the bee
manufactured ut home and urges the bee
drinker TO demand Hoffman beer al the ba
he p~Etronizes. This article has met with tb
appreciation OF 1t least one other LexinR
tonlaa and nj his expense It Is inserted thi
week and will be inserted again next week
City Marshal Jesse Hamlet arrested u MA
at the depot Saturday evening, thinking h
was 4 man who had escaped from the mIlitsr
prison ut LeavenwOrth, aud for the arrest @
whom 800 Is offered. MIR. Hamlet brOugl
him 10 town. got out the card upon which th
description OF the man wanted was printe'
and found that the description Of the man b
Tailed with It excepting In one par
iicular-the man wanted had u heart tatooe
In his left wrist and the man arrested did M
have that mark. He was discharged.
An Elegant ReceotIon.-The 3. y. 8. clu
AVE an elegant reception last Tuesday even
ing to It's many friends. at the residence
Judge X. Ryland. The guests were receive
IN q most pleasing manner by two Of OF
iovliest young ladies, Misses I florence Bufor'
q beautiful blonde, aud Stella Ryland,a love-
brunette. and were assisted by Messrl
Ryland aud Hickman. At 1890 o'clock Ell
CANT refreshments were served, About
o'clock the departure was taken, each AT
all declaring the reception the grancest evel
OF the season. Among those present v
noticed: Misses Bledsoe, Buford. Rylant
Perrie, OF MAYHEM ,Gilkerson, Shelby, Neal
Tunstnll. Young, Silver. McGrew. Dorset
Myrtls McGrew of st. Louis. Arnold. Henri
Hickman, Wallace. Ireland, Condor, Coil
Gordon. OF Dover. Smith, OF Mayview. Al
Hutchtson; Messrs. Ryland, Hickman, W.
lace. +. Ryland, Bolton. Eckle. l.. Eek
Crenshaw, dilKerson, WOrthington. Polloc
Saith, Wolfe, OF MAYHEM. liayes, Wilso
arsddy, Sender. Gordon and Carte
The State OF Kansas Is a sister boat to Il
A.. L. Mason. The State OF Missouri. no
building, will complete the fleet as intend'
ut present. and all the boats viii be In oper
tIon before the present river season close
These boats are built specially for freight NJ
are among the few river boats that avera
a. large loads ~ the ocean freiRhier-. T
capaclty OF each Is from 200 to 1900 tol
and, II crowded. can carry more than I
higher esti mates. Tis State Of Kansas il 2
fact along, 40 feet beam and has q D foot bO
The engines are 20 inches In diameter and
foot stroke. She has four steel boilers,
inches In diameter. % feet long, with 70
iuss each. and Is equipped with q compile
electric light plant. One OF the features
her engInry Is sweeney's patent ''ship.Ii
engine, which IA o beauty. II does away wi
the pulling snd hauling by the engih 80 VII
with this engine. SIMPLY turns n iitlir val
TO back or forward his engines. The Ststr
KansaS, like hor sister boats. has Inner
deck room. The cabin deck Il entir ely cf
INT for the small cabin intended for l
crew. and this deck will be utilized Tor Hight
freight. She will carry ] 400 tens. The hi
was built st the Madison mssine ways.
Doyer;-OaT happy summer ls draw Ing
CLOSE, and from the number wSo have co
trlbuted TO our pleasures and shared o
lows Misses Fannie au1 % Tabb. Lett
Lyon, Ida VsnAnglcn. Sue PlattenbuI
birdie Fisher and Cora Snapp; Messrs. a.
rabb. John Edwards. HE Groves. Willia
.,ooper and Charles Plattenburg will lea
pext week TO take their places 10 The ,cbt
room. May Minerva's bright smiles aecol
osay them, All good things must pass avn
likewise the August meeting and camp me
ane ara numbered among the defunct. yet
a boped that not o few have been benefit
thereby. Quite 3 number OF our people 8
~.,,andlng inc fair this week. We regret
: learn that the bank OF Mr.. James DInwidd
wh,cb has heretofore occupied so much
tsnu,on In our items has 'busted. IN Ca
u. q. Pisptenburg was IN Lexington last W,
casd.y on business. Miss Susie Dyer,
HIg1,usyIlIe. has been the guest Of Miss Nj
ala Wlpu tor the past week. MISS Iizi
Kooutz left last Monday Tor Marshall. NJ
birdie Fisher. who has been for some III
n.a Man. Ia .laas-- -I