The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-01-04

Cheapi C.,eap!l | have just received q car
OF fine Michigan salt, fresh from the mine.
and have another one on the road, which i
win sell at 81 % per barrel. Come and get
II. A, LOOMS. lunezzn
Per IONS failing TO get their paper regularly
rom the carrier will greatly obllge us ny
leaving word at this Office, where a paper
will he given you and u reprimand to the
carrier. II we hear no complaint, OF course
we must conclude that the paper Is left win
due regularity.
For 100 years more the figure Q will neces-
sariIy be used In writing dates on letters,
etc.
The W. @. T. u. will meet at the residence
OF Mrs. wiseman, or Monday, January 9th,
at 3 p. m.
Misses Fannie and Emma Primer very
pleasantly entertained q few OF their friends
at their home. on Eleventh street. Saturday
night.
The receipts OF the pontoon bridge for Dc.
were about e476. although two days travel
vas lost on account Of the breaking OF the
bridge. This IL another paying Institution
without q doubt.
All members OF Canton Archer,P Z. M l.o
o. f., are urgently requested to be present
at the regular cautonment to be held at their
hall next Monday night. Jan. 9. at 7;SO
O'Clock. BY order Of the eommandAnt' Chas'
Gimbel.
Conductor Chris. Walk, who was laid on
for thirty days on account OF the recent wreck
resumed work the 6rst day OF this month
He takes charge Of q work train on the j.. u
B. q L., and Mr.. Thomas Houston continues
In charge OF the yards.
Messrs. Jno. p. Haussm and George Ciari
are the only influenza victims Of whom WI
have heard In this city. Their cases have no
been very serious ones. There's no telling
though, what's a comm, and the price o
sluff may vet be forced down to = very low
point.
Messrs. Albert aud Leonard scbneide
started out hunting 10 q ''one-horse Shay,
Tuesday morning. They didn't 70 far; tn
horse wanted to 20 In 3 manner 10 which th
boys did not desire to follow. When the
reached MachpeIah cemetery the eors
managed TO oyerturn the shay and spill tn
boys out. Albert was considerably bruise
and the vehicle was demolished.
Report Of First Ward school for the mont
Of December Eugene Hamlet. VIM elst
ssllie Bryarly, Birdie Uu, Della fste'
Mile 9ilien, Cornelia LudwIgs. Katie Ham
let, Allie Wilson, Edith Mars. Claud
LluelIen, George Edmonds, Elsie Wend
Jesse Hamlet. Laura Gillen, Florence Pow
ell, Blanche LlueIlen, Alice Crowder. Maud
Clark, John Taylor. Albert Gramm, Robe
imonds, Isum Clark. Willie Murphy.
csrta,n newspaper are announcing n seri'
I Of artlclgs on the civil war,by Lord Wolsele.
which ~ Is said twill appear In an America
nnngazike.n they have appeared. They wei
s the May number Of the Mort
- Do Review, and are concluded In II
'r'V ,5smber number of that periodical. MOI
no sIsan this, they have been comprehensive
Reviewed by Gen. James B. Fry. In the san
magazine. and have been noticed by almo
every paper in the country.
The merchant who keeps bis name ar
business constantly before the public eye
bound 10 realize the beneficial effects OF
doing. People will feel, In one sense, d
qualuted with him, and bis name viii nztuI
, ally occur to them when they need his ware
In these busy times people do not care
hunt up the man who has goods for sal
they prefer. rather. to 20 where their atteI
ton 10 called. and then u they ind the goo
as represented, the foundation OF their futu
patronage 10 laid.
MIssoula, Mon, paper, speaking OF Il
members Of the city council Of that place. b
the following TO say ip[ssgard to . form
Lexington boy wv. a. Bennett. sldermi
in the fourth ward, has long been q reside
OF this CITY Snd has done much 10 help nj
soula. He 10 part owner In one of the d
business blocks Of the city, and IL n man
Integrity and good judgment and will, wit
out doubt, nll his Office creditably," The
10 10 use = talking. Lexington boys y
come 10 the front wherever they 90.
! second Ward Observation-Disclosures
ana ard grades, LeBa Ripple. Maud Grabs
Ratis FnrraI, Albert johnson. Ferd Butl'
Bells Adels, Fannie Mitchell, Mary RIdini
NAV McCiintIe, Frank Gordon, Lswren
Pesk, Edgar Hestand; 4th and 9th grad
Annie Rupple. Florenes Hall, Clyde ssi
mers, Wade Campbell. Lindsay Price. Kir
LYONS, Bette Trail. Eettie Ste aart, FanI
Russsell, Annie Hoffman 9th grade, Evere
Blsd,os, Elmo Saunders, Ernest Graeudo
Willie Davis, Claude Price. George Tunst'
JessIe McCantIc. Annie Hacker, Ly'
smith, Sarah Adels, Mamie B~rightwell, AIDE
staudI.h, Pearl Dodge. Edna Butler. Z
Bsebr, Aggle Stewart. Lsmspie Edg
Honor RoIl:--2nd and Ord grades, LIE
Rupnle. Maud Graham, Albert Jonnst
RelLa Adels, Fannie Mitchell, Mary Ridin
Mary McCllntic, Lawrence Peak. Ed
Hestapd; Alb and 9Th grades. SettIe Kram
R,or,nee Hall, LINDSAY Price, Hertn IN j.
a.n. Bette Trail. Nettie Stew An
Hoffman: 9Th grade, Ernest araendorf. u
Tuastall, Annie Hacker, LYDIA Smith, Sal
Adsls Mamie B~rightwell. Adeba 5,sndi
pear, Ledge, AdeiiA Trait Ella Bsrbr, Az
Stewart.
gay [owd OF Young people assembled
,hs home or Miss Lucie Mountloy, on Sol
.trost. Tuesday evening. and proceeded
the resIdeuce Of MIR. W. II. silver, where Il
.urorIsed Misses Glands SILVER and !
No MILAN. Among the party were the ab'
o.med Young ladies themselves, who W
,,bolly Ignorant that the party WAS to be b
\ :, thar home. But when the crowd arrl'
IN. naws was broken to them, and two q
more completely surprised were never 81
,ore. From the time the party arri'
nil they departed. the par!or was Il &C
Of merriment not soon 10 be forgotten
,hose present. Ant then the supper! Al
O'Clock the gay surprisers we're Invited I
,na dining room where places were ART AM
f,r nine couples. Extending The entire len
NJ the room, was q long table 10 the cen;ei
,xbIch stood an mem Sc Gala lily. on eitl
sid Of which wa, = pyramid Of fruits OF
kluds tastily ornamented with flowers. Z
.unuer was served 10 courses, and The Sut
showed their hearty appreciation by the IN
ner In which they caused the good things
disappear. A. n quarter to twelve secO
nanled by Mr.. aud Mrs. Silver, they all
,ired to he W. "a. A. belfry, across
s,reet, where the great bell was rung 4
the closing minutes OF 80 appropriai
obueryed. thus ended one Of the most plC
ant entertainment ever ',eld among the 20,
peopls Of Lexington. The following W
Misses Lpele Mountjoy, Susie /