The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18

ally this week. VI
There was q very heavy ram here last
Sunday afternoon and night, and another lit
similar down our last Wednesday night.
Mr.. Ed, Brswner Is thoroughly renovatiDg oil
his residence on Main street. II will be In
apple-pie condition when he gets through al
with It,
Cant. j. p. Ardinger has accepted a posi- u
ton in Ahrsns' Dry Goods Bazaar where
be will be pleased to see his many friends IL
The Richmond, Odessa, Lexington. Corder
and Higglnsvills gun clubs will enter into a n
contest of skill at the latter named place next
Wednesday. =
Don't fail to read the advertisements In the
Intelligencer. They always contain much OF y
interest to purchasers, especially ut this time
OF the year. ,
Mr.. Joseph W. Bailey will please accept l
thanks for q beautiful and fragrant bo-
auet OF roses. Such fayors are always I
appreciated by ys editors.
It il reported that Capt. Walsh of the ferry
boat has become Disguised with the fight
against the bridge and gone to st. Louis in
search Of another position.
Among the many improvements being
made In the WIthers property. recently pnr-
by Messrs. Thos. Shelby and Samuel Huston,
Is the putting in Of Gas. Tit piping was
laid Tuesday.
The advertising patrons Of the Intelligencer
are, without exception, liberal dealers ana
strictly reliable. What they say can be relied
upou and purchasers will find 1t to their IN
= terest to deal with them.
I Policeman William Golight!y, through the
generosity Of Councilman Chris Walk Is now
r wearing the full uniform Of an OLD "vet," the
. latter named gentleman having presented
!, him with u policeman's hat one day last
week.
IN account of the inability Of Mr.. w.
Hickman TO attend the meeting Of the cOun-
~ ell OF administration Of the ex-contederale
home. at st. LOUIS. on the Dist inst. as ap-
pointed at the meeting at Higginsville last
/, Wednesday, Mr.. w. b. Steele will attend IN
" his stead.
Should the supplement which accompanies
this paper to all our reader Inside the county
happen to fall out unnoticed, we would
advise you TO look 1t up and read 1t. Mr..
Ahreus has the enviable reputation OF
:, always doing what he promises in his adyer-
tisemeDts.
The slate machine the non-arrival OF which
~, has caused q delay OF ten DAYS or two weeks
"a In completing the roof of the new school
house, got here last Wednesday and the work
=, men are now mailing on the slate shingles as
hs fast as possible. The house VIII now sooI
!, be sin out of the weather"
IA, A report of the recent meeting OF the Old
Mems club Of this county. written In ;ht'
a, office for the st. Louis Republic, has beer
-. KalInnn NaUGnQnn
la. IN. and l.. now on Its rounds to several mil
aid lions of readers. THIS remarkable organiza
Ike ton can now boast of a national reputation.
ge. Persons falling to get their paper regularl
from the carrier will greatly oblige us b
ew leaving word at this office, where a pspe
a. will be given you and a reprimand to th
cad carrier. II we hear no complaint, OF cours
has we must conclude that the paper 10 left wit
his due ! eg ulsrity. u
the The publisher Of School and Home, Il
live Market St., st. Louis, will mail a sample cop
Ight Of his paper free, to any tescher III this cour
his ty. npon application as above. School al
low Home contains the best supplementary rea'
iugs for schools. Subscription One cop
pple 10 months. 81 so; one copy. @ months. w
ems one copy, 3 months, Doc.
In,y Report OF Houx school. district number
Mr.. for the month ending October 10. Names
'eek pupils on roll OF honor. aud whose grade
nd a scholarship Ii 80 per cent. or bettor:'-Farl
one Bellies, Minnie Warren, Anna CuDninghs'
:. -. Lena Nolte, Rhoda Warren, Mary Tief
ands prewett Warren, Clarence Cunningham ,Jr
teen Cunningham, Mabel Cunningham. GroH
N.Y. Warren. Anna l.. Hammonds, teacher.
Ehty The trial of Hines and Hoffman, who We
arrested by Special Agent Frank Tut a
MED Constable J. NJ. Crowder, OF this city, up
nday The charge OF robbing q Mo. P. train NJ
es in Ottsryille, was to have taken place at Boo
vile Wednesday. but both the defense 8
,e, In state announced themselves as unprepa
ieser for a trial of the case, consequently the I
wen was postponed until the 9th inst.
a'na" The world -renowned musical compo'
sseu- Adolph Samuel, director of the Conservat
mr. OF Music at Brussels. Belgium. has sen
W." his friend and former pupil, DIR. L. Blitz
ieto'. this CITY. a COPY OF his latest work, 'Sl
miss phonie In ID Minor" The copy consist
'ksoh' the full orchestral score and Is q book OF
Asg'e paees. Or. Bliiz feels highly honOret
nmer being remembered 10 such q kind way b
-. great 0 composer
$500 At the reception in the Y. NJ. G. A.
.a,o.. lors Thursday evening, there were al
In ninety ladies and gentlemen present ant
49, seemed 10 have q pleasant time. The
Ia, A. gramme consisted Of three selections BY
male quartette, vocal solos by Miss L
Richardson, and s. A. Kincaide, and q
: large tation by Mr.. Kincaide. The programme
round III ,.o.,vod M,su R,cb.rdson. and Me
r'" Smith, Conner and Simpson OF the quart
r. anu ara extended the thank OF the associatio
u INV their kind assistance. 1t Is expected tha
~ '"e association will give a reception each mt
annie to which the young people are always In
na' "u and also all friends Of the association.
- The Lexington, Kentucky, Press, In ~
~.s ing OF an entertainment given at Ham
-, -. college, thus speaks OF u fayOrite with
- ington people, vino twice graduated In q
~ ~ from Central college, and who is now /
o'clock nns "u'S :" 49, nI.,,,a y,
Mrs. .n'nk y Nv ,ha, oh,
Ing her L'ne ~ .Hsn. NJ Ia, :.
$50. her rendition OF this she showed herself
ii Mrs. sp'e""'u po ~. - nosssssa. :.
IDS. Mr.. CIV" m.n,o
n ..a completely captures her audience. The
after round OF applause that was Rl\
AZ ~, th,s. the last number of q long progrt
,a .,d showed clearly that an appreclstive aut
s.a.-a realized that nm artist was before them
/, Willie The ibirleen.year-old son Of Mr.. Fret
lie Hui. mun, OF Concordis, has been a terribI
Ro,.r, ferer from u disease OF the ear for tn
. JuIiu. eleven years, Discharges OF pus hav'
,Ie W,d. constant occurrences during this long
I'm. MIR. About eight weeks ago the head In the
Dunlap OF the right ear began swelling and an
- ton WINS found to be necessary. To p
A.. the operation, ID. J. G. Crlst, Of this C
- n.,,n called to Concordis last Saturday.
"a go doctor, with the assistance of DIR.
,,a 49,. Becker. opened the skull back OF the
49,, 80 removed a piece Of dead bone. The
-. 49, ton was n very delicate one and the
o. handling Of Instruments required the
of n skilled surgeon. In this case ID
49, proved himself to be sucn, as the pa
'~- getting along very nicely Indeed. Few
"~ lions of the kind have been successful
n ON the The petition circulated and largely
The work by our business men, asking the u. :
rly l.00G commission 10 ekPenu no'o " =,
M gallons amount OF the appropriation set apart
ny voung Missouri to give usa landing ut TIL
y awaited was not ready for presentation W