The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-27
Tarsney-Higginsville. Oct. 8, two O'Clock

Tarsney-Higginsville, Oct. 3, two O'Clock
p. M,
Tarsney and SullIvan-Wellington, Oct. 4,
seven O'Clock p. m.
The steamer State of Kansas passed up ut
l1:l5 a, III. yesterday.
Two Swedes claim to have been "heId up"
near the pontOOn bridge Tuesday night and
robbed Of 81 30.
MIR. ID. Russell sold this week to MIR. Upton
Wilson II fine surry and to Judge JOIN Cald-
well a fine side bar buggy.
Mrs. Sarah Ball sent to this office Yesterday
a peach, OF the Yellow Heath variety. which
measured 1T by l24 inches and weighed 10
ounces.
MIR. Ahe HAYS has purchased from the
public administrator the stock OF goods Of The
late II. r.. Parker at Mayview and will con-
time the business ut the old stand.
We are Informed that there are Lars guam
titles OF apples In the Napoleon neighboI hood
which have not been sold and that BUYERS are
wanted for some very fine orchards.
Don't he afraid to buy one Of our Ne ing
machines because II 10 cheap. Remember that
II Is guaranteed In every particular and war
ranted for five years. IL not as represented.
the money will be- refunded.
The Old Mems club will meet to-day Mt the
residence Of Mr.. James L. Parker, 8 miles
southwest OF Aullyiile. Carriages will meet
at AHllvllle. all persons going by rail, and
convey them To the place Of meeting.
W~averly Times, 25tb:-PrObate Judge Y.
Ryland lectured at the PRESBYTERIAN church
Sunday. IL was said by one OF his hearers
then, that he made All excellent effort and
that he would not be surprised If he finally
became IA preacher.
Jimmie" LyoLs met with quite a painful
accident Thursday. AZ he was engaged In
digging coal in the Macy mine u lot slate fell
upon him. breaking one OF his ankles. DIR.
Sanford smith WIS called In and set the frac-
tured limb and Jimmie IL getting alon very
nicely now.
MIR. |. A. McClaskey, who, up to a snort
time ago. was operator at the Mo. P. depot
IN this city, is now what Is termed n ~"reliei'
operator and agent. HIS duties take him first
to one place. then another. Ills wife, father
and mother are still making this city their
residence place.
The ~Chautauqua Circle will meet next
Thursday evening. Oct. ID. with Mrs. Rich
ardson at Mr.. Royle's residence. Members
will call at Mr.. Crenshaw's for their books,
and prepare the readings for the. first week IL
October. as laid out on the 1O3d page in the
"ClautauQuan."
Mar. Thomas {. Young Is no lsnger city
policeman. Mayor Russell has decided that
the city's finances are In too poor q condition
to stand the drain that Is being made upon 4
and Is cutting down expenses BY reducing the
number of police officers. Mr.. Young hai
made "a good officer.
The Richmond, Hardin, Carrollton, Hig
ginsyille, Odessa, Corder and Lexington gul
clubs will hold their first annual shooting
match in this city next Friday, at the River
side Driving Park. Should the weather b.
pleasant u large crowd will be present an,
a good time will be mad.
TIL four colleges OF this city have made ar
rangements for n course OF six lectures by tn
most distinguished lecturers living. to b,
delivered In Hagen's opera house at dlffereu
times during this fall and winter. Those lee
turers who have been engaged and will Ger
tsinly he here are Vending, Burdette, DIR
Henson and DIR. Fisher. Engagements will
be made Tor two more lectures with eIlhe
Ober or French, NOurse or Sherwood. Tn
mere mention of these names Is s%uficlen
recommendation to The knowing public. Tn
hrst lecture will he delivered about the mid
die OF October. Season tickets, securing re
served seats to all six lectures, are to be sol
for the unusually low price Of 81. Watch 70
future notices.
MIR. Frances Walker, Of New York City
will give a song recital In Lexington, on th
evening Of October 8. 1t will be remembers
that Mr.. Walker sang ut the graduating ex
ercises Of the vocal class Of Baptist ColIeg
last spring, and charmed the audience wit
his delightful voice and method. Mr.. Walk
er has been IN Kansas City f0r!the past veal
hut will hereafter make New York his head
quarters. giving his time entirely to concer
work. He will give three recltals at Mus
Hall. Cincinnati this season. and has an en-
gagement for the season of '9l with Remeny
the violin yIrtuosO. Hsdlnur DePachmauI
the great Russian pianist. said this past sun
mer. of Mr.. Walker, that be knew OF n
artist 10 the world who could give such O
exhibition of musical science except Vo
BulOw in his plano r~ecitals. The programm
will be published In full next week togetht
with place Of recital and ADMISSION price.
We received Monday, with the compl
ments of Col. Jacob LhIlds, u. s. minister
Siam, the Siam Mercantile Gazette. publishe
at Bangkok. July 90. showing that the papf
has been nearly two months en- route. TT
paper is printed in the English language al
English characters are used. Siamese VOL
characters appear only In one little adyertis
, ment. These are very pretty indeed. II
= paper is an eight page one-iour columns
the page-32 columns In all, and Of this numb
10 columns are AIKEN up by advertisers. I'll
. reading matter is very scarce, the few colum
the paper does contain being printed in We
' large type. The price per single copy Of 4
paper is 10 cents. or II 81 copies are taken
one year the small sum Of S24 IL all that
asked. There are many advertisements Will
would appear queer In an American cou
try, among them the advertisement Of an e
terprising merchant Offering to exchange
goods for postage stamps which have be,
used.