The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18

Gaze on these, ye Louisiana lottery ''buck-
srs": -9S262. 1al22, 648Ol, G5s8s, 7O237, 69O5,
1886, 6O85l. 5S22G, 9S2O9. S6Sls.
B1--ville Advertiser Mr.. Fred Kohl
man ,formerly of BoonvilIe, is drum major
His wife Is said TO be Nm accomplished cor
Lafayette college, Higginsyille. together
with an acre Of ground surrounding It, Ia
to be sold al suction Saturday
February |.
New York's street cleaning, the electric
light problem, and intercollegiate athletics
are among the subjects which George VIII
liam Curtis will review in Harprr's Maya
zine for February.
The heavy floating Ice In the river last
Tuesday, carried out Of place the north hall
of the p~ontnon bridge, aud since that time
there has been q steady flow OF Ice which has
prevented the broken parts being replaced.
1t will be In running order again to- morrow
or the next day II the weather remains ~ II
is at the time we write.
Last week we made mention OF the fact that
the 'rurnyereIn society wOnld give II mask
ball on the night Of Fl bruarG ), and this
week We must acknowledge the receipt of
an invitation 10 be present, The committee
on invitation are using the utmost caution Ia
the lssulag OF INVITATIONS and = most enjoyable
time can be looked for.
Who was your Great Grandfather THE
Dstr0it Journal desires to receive, by postal
card. the address OF all living male and fe-
male descendants OF Revolutionary officer
aud soldiers OF IT78, aud. when possible. the
name and state OF the ancestor. Wonder II
W. H.. Brearley, proprietor Of the Detroit
Journal. Is contemplating n raid upon the
national treasury
Messrs. David Currle and Jobn Llermau.
who went to VancouveT'r island several
months ago IN search Of lucrative employ
ment, returned home Tuesday. fully satisfied
that the old saying, There's no place like
home." Is true in every sense Of the word
They say neither Vaneouver's Island nor the
new state OF Washington are nt places for
workingmen TO seek employment.
At various times the announcement hes
been made that y change would be made 10
the firm Of Hacker 4 Sobramm. candy man.
ufactnrers by taking Into business with then,
Mr.. VIM. 8. Clagelt. The change has been
made and the officers are: President. Wm.
8. Cisgett; vlce-president, Albert Schrsmm
secretary and treasurer. K. Hacker. We
wish for the new nrm = very prosperous
career.
The ease Of John Wilson, charged with the
rape Of . little colored girl. for the trial OF
Il awkl1k n aaAAlal sArpn nj NkA .G-- $500.
was held last week. was settled last Saturday
morning by the jury returning . verdict Of
not guilty, on the grounds Of Insanity. Will
son was taken back to jail to await the meet.
log Of the county court, when II sdjudged In
sane BY that body be will be sent TO the asy.
lum. Several other cases which were TO have
been tried were continued until the next
regular term Of court.
The annual election Of of1cers and direc.
tors Of the Commercial bank took place last
Monday. All the old directors were re.
elected, with one exception, Mr.. job: John
son, deceased. whose place was oiled BY hi,
son, Mr.. Geo. johnson. The officers all re-
main In their old positions. This bank, lholgt
only started n few years ago. has risen In tn,
confidence Of our business men until Il Is on,
OF the most popular Institution Of the kind IL
the county. TIE 18th official statement O
its 6nsncial condition appears elsew hers II
this issue and IL 10 with pleasure that W,
call the attention Of the business men OF the
county 10 it.
just keep an eye on the newspapers aDC
see which Of tho merchants want your Gus
tom, and are sufficiently courteous TO 'nyIt'
you to call. There IL u good deal more IL
advertising than YOU may think. II IS no
only to tell OF his ROuds that n man ADVERTISE
but Il IL also TO invite the people who read
the thinking, intellectual people-io pay hin
q visit snd Judge for themselves n 10 tn,
quality, quantity aud prices OF what he Offer
for safe. People read the sdyertisements
Don't make any mistake about that. They
are just ~ much Interested In knowing
where to buy to advantage. M the man VIII,
adyertises Is In selling bis goods.
Week before last we gave an outline o, lh,
progress made by the Lexington Building
and Loar Association, as shown by The state
meni made at the close OF business on Deem
Der 81. Last Friday night the directory helG
their regular monthly meeting, ~ ben tn
statement was presented to them and ap,
proved. IL appears elsewhere Ia this ISSUE
and we feel there IL little use In ceiling tn,
attention CT our readers TO II for we know
that II will be very generally read. Al tn
monthly meeting alluded 10 above n loan O
eight shares was made TO Mr.. l.. 9Illen n
$40 per share. II WAS also determined 4
submit q proposition 10 the stockholders II
Increase the capital stock $50. 900, one hall
to be issued during 1890 and the other halt 10
1891. thus creating u fourth aud nth series.
Waterloo: Several ''taIlends" OF III,
northern climate have whipped around re,
GENTLY. doing nc serious damage. however
La Grippe Is supposed to have a grip on sew,
eraI individuals IN this country. Severa
helated individuals have corn 10 the field yet
Corder;-Dark. sad and gloomy Rain
sleet and mud. 20 more smooth roads ar
bright days until spring time. Instead Of at
tending Sunday school an d church on Sab
bath we had 10 cit around the ire and read
But we must not complain. We heard som,
talk Of the 10 grippe, but there have been a
yet no serious cases. Thomas Roberts IL sicl
abed. Of something like fever. Mrs. Roth
we are glad to know. IL much better. How
sd Dean thinks the grip has q hold on him
but be took 30 many different medicines tina
be has no idea what cured him. A II ha
prevailed to SOM extent with you, you ma
be able to tell what 10 do for IL. Howell Ayi
and Robert Greer are feeding about City hesl
Of cattle 10 Freedom. Fletcher Groves
ShAckelford and Bledsoe are the only feeder
near Corder. We have corn enough for NOR
Of them. The Harrison school, under tn
supervision OF Samuel Schooling. Is progress
iny finely.
Wsverly Miles Rena Corder returned
from Lexington Friday, and. we are sorr,
to learn, has = severe spell: OF the Ia grippe
NJ Louis Gratz. Of Lexington, spent sunda.
In this city visiting bis brother. Mr.. Will Spen
Ger and family OF Saline county spent sunda
near this city visiting relatives. Mr., r. II
Cauthron. who has been visiting relative
and friends 10 Alabama for the past month
arrived NJ home Friday morning. Mr.. Lo,
gan Callawsv left Wednesday morning 70
Ha~rrisonvllle No. Miss Dora Robertson an,
brother returned from Bates City, sunda
night, where they have been visiting Cor som
time. accompanied by Mr.. Win sIdnor an,
sister. Mr.. Spencer Hinson intended visit
Ing Kansas City, Sunday, but owing to th,
slides on Mop. failed TO make connection AN
returned that night. Mr.. wm Lewis Is OF
the sick list. Master Marvin Burnett Is on III
sick list. Seems NJ Mia grippe has bis cluicheI
on our harmless little city. Mr.. James Good