The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-15

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Star band masquerade ball Monday night.
Read the sale advertisements which apresr
elsewhere In this weeks paper.
Mr.. VIM. LaBerlew has purchased the
grocery store Of Mr.. VIM s. Clagett.
Male tennis players now wear skirts to put
them on an equality with the female players.
Mr., David Lyons bought the stock of
groceries or Messrs. .Sarnes & stewart Thurs
day.
Morrison Bros. coal dealers ARE opening up
a new coal bsnk where the old Morrison
foundry stood.
The W. c. =. u. viii meet Monday. Feb
Mrs. John w, WHddell.
DIS. Mcdonald " Crisl sucCessfulIS remoy.
ed u large tumOr from under The arm of Mr.
Fred Marshall, Tuesday.
Concert snd cauiata by the pupils ~ d
teachers Of b +. e. Monday night. Reserved
seat tickets On sale at Royle n Sons.
The Xix largest prizes for the month Of
January in The Louisiana lottery were drawn
b. The following numbers: u ,ss5. ~ l3s.
~ 9I9, "A 1919. 40.49s. "a .795.
'tIoatiDg palaces" are getting To be quite
numerous on the muddy Missouri. T"o'r
them passed through the draw OF The bridt q
al the same time. last Monday.
Miss Jennie Berrie says she knows nothing
Of the contemplated removal OF the posi-, ltlre
to The DR.. Meng building. She has too many
other things to think about Just now, bur
may consider the suh1ec. after n while.
Literary note Edward BelIany. the
author Of hooking Backward" will cnnirl-
butte to the March number Of the North
American Review II reply to General Francis
A. Walker criticism OF his theories IN the
February Atlantic.
An elegant set OF furniture was purchased
by the owl club, this week. which. with the
fine Brussels carpet they had %preYiOusl,
bought makes one OF the cOsiest looking par
lors IN The city. Any member Of the club will
take pleasure in showing the rooms TO his
friends.
Mr.. John n. Dalbv, Of Sedslia. writes in
reference 10 Weudling:-I have had the
pleasure OF hearing him several timcs and am
pleased to say that he IL n very attractive
lecturer. All who hear him go away loud IN
their praise Of him. and l never fall to hear
him when opportunity offers.
The interesting fact Is announced by Msssr-
Cha-lc, Scrlbner's Sons that they have ac-
qulred from MIR. Henry NJ. Stanley all the
American rights for his personal narrative OF
the expedition for the relief Of Emin Pasha.
Prior 10 The appearance of the complete work.
ScribnPr'> Magazine will publish an article
upon his last journey by Mr.. Stanley. II will
be illustrated aud is certain to be ~ impOr.
tant IA contribution ~ any that has ever sp-
peared IN au American magazine.
Tuesday night MIR. Emil Ludwigs stepped
upon u counter In his fathers jewelrv store
Tor The purpose of arranging some musical
Instruments which were on u high shelf. and
in stepping from of the counter. after
finishing his work. the outer corner OF bis
right eye came In contact with q small tin
shield which IL arou the gas Jet, tearing
the flesh thereabOut considerably, 30 much so
W. to necessitate the taking OF two stitches by
the physicians. He very narrowly escaped
having the eyeball torn from Its socket. The
wound Is healing rapidly.
The Krapko club will. on Monday night,
March 3. give a concert at Hagen's opera
house, which promises 10 be one of the most
successful bome enter tsinments ever gotten
up In this city. The programme has not
been completed yet but The following names
which will appear upon 1t will be q suf1r lent
guarantee Of its excellence Misses Katie
Hollis, Sara Vance Fog'emsn, May v. Glib
bons, Mrs. Ella Ba,kus Behr, OF Kansas City.
one of the most noted musicians IN Missouri:
Prof. y. NJ Boyer, male quartette, Star band
Burdens orchestra. Wm. zeiler will play .
slide trombone solo and. together with Mr..
I'D. YinRllng, who plays the cornet. will play
u beautiful alto and cornet duet. The ad-
mission price Is fifty cents and reserved seats
will most H. ely be greatly In demand.
Through som u~uaecountable error iP
giving the names OF the township dele gates
who were appointed At the meeting Of the
Lafayette county immigration society to
meet at the courthouse on the first Monday
In March, we failed TO print the names OF
Messrs. WIN. 3. Clsgett, X. W. Kesue and
Rubt. Hale, who are delegates from LexIng-
ton township. Fhe names OF the delegates
from Davis township we're not handed 10
until too late for publication last week. They
are Us follows:-Geo. p. Gordon, Jackson
Corder. d. Y. ~Prigmore, II. Uphsus. NJ. L,
Belt, w. q. Beattie, A. Wade. Chas. Hnefer,
II. K%nipmeyer, A. h. Asbury, VIM. Hlg.
gins, q. X. Campbell. Leslie McMeekin, Jno.
B. Santmeyer, Geo. Chamblin. j. J. Fulker.
son, w. A. Thornton and Geo. Roberts.
We stated last week that the state veteri
nary surgeon had been sent for to determine
whether or not several animals on the farm
Of Mr.. W. c. Beattle. near Higslnsyllie. wers
affected with CHAMBERS. On Friday Deputy
Slate Veterinary II. b. Adair arrived
at that place and II appearing 10 his s~atlsfac'
ton that WI mules aud Z horse were u
affected he reported the same to Presiding
Justice Jos. r. Smith. who. with Assoeiat,
Justice Thos. A. LatrOn, held II special tern
Of the county court Friday night, appointed
W, II. DooleY, w. G.. Neale and Ihas. Nc
Cord AZ appraisers and ordered the sheriff 4
kill the animals. The two mules were NJ
praised at 300 each and the horse being q
years old was considered by them TO be OF q,
value. Deputy Sheriff RObt Hale killed th,
animals Saturday.
The patentee aud manufacturer Of tn
hemp breaking machinery that 10 proposes
being placed In Tue Silver Canning Cos
buildings, has visited Mr.. SILVER the presen
week, with y view Of looking fully into th,
business, inspecting the building, .oiler. etc
Everything being satisfactory, q part Of tn
machinery will be shipped here next wsel
and other parts In two or three weeks. Th
aau ooa aa.s nm I'LL. arIn - - II.
other portions OF the machinery which ar
most important, Advancement are complsi
TO furnish the farmers the seed at cost and Of
time, if they wish II. for the acreage advertised
for. and Mr.. Silver hopes the farmers will
wake up to the Importance Of pushing thi
nsw enterprise, which promises returns fa
in advance Of any crop that can now b
grown at present prices. He will take pleas
ure In giving them all the information the.
desire on the subject and hopes In the mex
Two weeks to close contracts for ut least 40
acres. Mr.Silyer also advertises this week 70
all The fresh hemp seed that the farmers ma,
have for sale. 10 any Of the farmers deslr
fresh china hemp seed from Kentucky, b
Will supply II st cost. This subject has beeI
on their minds now for some time, now lie
their conclusion be favorable and give thi
new departure" such n beginning that Ii
another year the rich land OF old Lafsyett,
will again he green, producing q crop tha
once brought 30 much income TO Its citizens
Chapel Hill:-Weather pleasant. The road
are good. sickness Il disappearing. The !
grippe has been holding US down. Measle
likewise has been II very unwelcome visitor