The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12

Handkerchief sale at Ahrens' next Monday
morning. Il
Our competitors, Just getting up to snuff"
are trying to initiate US In the way Of special
sales. We are the originators In Lexington.
having conducted q series OF special sales
each season Tor the past three years. When
we have . sale the ladies from past expert
ence know they can depend upon q special
bargain never TO be had elsewhere. Don't
miss our handkerchief sale next Monday
morning from o till 10 O'Clock. Also our
dress goods sale next Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Ahrens'. IL
The peach trees are In fall bloom.
Brick laying IL progressing rapidly upon
Mat. Johnson's house on Main street.
Mr.. r. J, Kohlman has removed his tailor
shop to the rooms over the Oklahoma saloon.
The churches now all begin services al 80
Instead OF 7 800 as they have been doing dur
Ing the winter.
The wheat crop 10 undoubtedly BADLY In
jured. Such is the report that we get from
all parts Of the county.
Mr.. q. A. Krelhn has added q nice porch
to his residence property, occupied by Mr..
Phillip Keller, on Franklin avenue.
Mr.. J. Fl. spurlock claims that his stallion.
Honest Tom. which was exhibited on our
streets last Monday. can trot = mile inside OF
three minutes.
The letter from Mr.. J. c.. McGrew, which
we spoke 81 last week a. having been ~receiv.
cd too late for publication, appears on the
nrst page OF this issue.
kost-BetwSen the Missouri Pacific depot
and Mrs. Nlckelfs Home, q meerchaum pipe.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving at this
ofsce or 81 the above named hotel.
The Official casting up OF votes upon the
county school supervision question showed
the folio wing to be the result. For super
vision, 1888; against, 1853; majority against,
0s2.
Don't fail to read what the Messrs. Wheat
" Brothers have TO say In another column
under the heading OF "Msyview." II Will be
TO your Interest to make a note Of the facts
there stated.
The high wind caused the old high school
Demand raw ft 10 dismiss school. Aud yet
some people will growl when anybody men-
lions the new high school.
Miss Belle Sill was deprived OF beautiful
suit OF bair last Wednesday by letting II
come 10 contact with u red HOT stove. II
fiared up almost like powder and burned her
neck and hands considerably.
Mr.. G. C.. Woodson, state mine Inspector
arrived here last Wednesday and will make u
thorough examination OF oil the mines in this
vicinity before leaving. which will not be
hafnra the In ttar mart ~ uavt xuaaE
The case OF Mr.. Hacker, the candy man
W.. Jn0. W .Waddell for damages sustained by
the walls OF old Arcana Hall falling upon his
candy factory. last fall has engaged the atien-
tlon Of the circuit court for the greater part
Of this week,
The Krauko club held their quarterly
election OF officers last Monday night. T. J,
John was elected president; s. Percy Silver,
Vice president; X Sam HAYS, secretary and
treasurer; Fl. Gaines Goodman. superlnten-
lent Of the rooms.
One dollar per round trip Is the price o.
~ferriase since last Monday This IL stlll Gfty
cents below the charge made before the build
Ing OF the bridge and nj least that much NOR
than will be charged after the bridge II agail
swung into position.
A very dangerous looking fire was raginI
In the timber Ia the Ray county bottom
opposite this city. yesterday afternoon. which
for n while looked as If u regular forest hr
would soon rage. At the lime We went Il
press Il had subsidized somewhat.
Judge John E. Ryland. In his charge to tn
grand jury Mt Sedalia, last Monday. instruct
ed them that progressive eucbre, high five
church rafios and lotteries. and betting o.
e~leetions were all gambling, aud that Il va
their duty to indict all persons found guilt
of such Offences.
We are happy to announce that satIsfacto
~ arrangements have been made with Mr.. :
N. Stewart. the builder OF our pontoo
bridge, whereby the company feel justified 4
again placing the bridge 10 crossing Trim an
that work In now pro yresslng thereon as fas
o. possible. Quite Il number OF new boal
are being built TO be placed In the draw an
that part OF the bridge will be long enough I
leave q 500 foot passage way for boats. raft
DRIFT, etc., thereby greatly Jesse ming III
liability Of the bridge being injured by ihel
i'd enabling almost the entire structure
be swung to the bank In very high water
heavy Ice. IL IL probable that II will sgsI
be ready for crossing by the 2lst, next MOI
day week.
Thu following were elected road oversee
In their respective districts at The electiC
held Tuesday. April 1:-Dayid Rekob, dt
trIct No, L. John holster south half distri
No, 2: LOUIS Schaunhorst north half distri
No 2; Henry Steinman. district No. q; v
". Downing. district No. 8; George Hal
district No. @; W #. Richardson, east half d
trio, No. 4; Il. M. Ramsey west half dIstrl
No. 7; Neil Reed, district No. 8; John BA
nett. district No, o; 8. l. Cheatham. disiri
No. 10; tie between Creed Moore and Jam
Smith 10 district No. IL, with Chapel Hill
hear from; p. A. Ferguson. districts No.
and south half No 13,H.D. KlIe district Mol
J.. W, Holman district No. 10; no election
north half 10 and north half II; r.. Marsha
south half districts 10 and II; James Smit
aistrIct No. IS; J. e. Shackleiord district N
) 70. william Erdman. district No. 20; +.
Edward. north half district II, aud west hi
aistrict No. %; ii. Keek. south half distr
No. 81: Edward Huscher, east half dIstrI
,Jo. %. Gus. Wagoner, district No. 28I
SS@,erter, esst bali DISTRICT No. "a; u.
Edwards, YesF haiF dlstrict NO ~ W.
Emuhsop. district No. "a; Chris Feters, IL
trIct No. %; j. N. Lauderbaek, district n
an. II, MeinershaReu. east half district \
~: W. E. BrOckmsn, west half district \
"a: 4. r. Cooper. district N" %: Jas. Two,
district No. 30; James Dunlap. east half d
trict No. 81; W. NJ. Self. west half district 4
A.: Frsns Stewart, district 70. 82i oeoI
bdeH. district No. 80; JOSEPH Mitchell, d
Trio, No. "a; George w. stuitz. north Il
~ii,s,r,ct sb; r. Meyer, south half district J
AZ. n. w, jefferson, district No. aG,and no
h.,s district No. 49,; +. W. Davis, district
AZ. !. W. Caldwell district No. IS; II. Ho'
snsmith, dIstrIe, No. 90; john Edwards. d
trIot No. 40; Lolis C!oiieF. district No.
/. Tweet, district No. a.