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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-09-05
THE SOUTH.

ABOUT thirty-ive feet Of levee just
below P~laquemine, La, caved in, The
levee at that point will have to be re-
built.
The army worm is playing havoc
with the cotton about Little Rock, Ark.
The largest sale of bottled whisky
ever made in the world took place at
Louisville, KY, recently, the distilling
firm of Joseph F. Pepper & Co. selling
to Krauss, Hart & Felbit, of New York,
SO, 600 cases of eleven-year-old Pepper
whisky. The sale amounted to nearly
$500, 900.
DIR. X. {. CHENAULT, superintendent
Of the state insane asylum at Licking
ton, KY, has been sued for $40. 900 by
Melvin Stinnett, a patient, for shooting
him August ..
THE cavern of the bank of the Mis-.
sissippi river below ~Plaquemine, La,
has reached alarming proportions. 1t
is now over 900 fee long and $50 feet
wide.
ONE of the Georgia train robbers has
been arrested. He returned nearly
81, 900.
RAILWAY employees of Texas are
signing a petition to the state board
against the sweeping reduction in
freight rates as certain to reduce wages.
THE entire police force of Middles-
borough, KY, is on trial on the charge
of lynching John Rosmuss, a stonecut-
ter Of Cincinnati, several months ago.
The police at the time had a fight with
desperadoes and happening upon Ros-
muss, who had nothing to do with
either side, arrested him and that night
he was lynched.
A TERRIBLE accident occurred on the
Western North Carolina railroad at
Statesville at 2 a. m. on the 27th, u
passenger train going through a bridge
200 feet from the ground. At least
twenty persons were killed and many
were injured.
THE Bremaker-Moore Paper Co.,
Louisville, KY, has assigned. Liabili-
ties, $3.50, 600; assets, 800, 900.
FRANK HUGHES, a murderer, was
taken out of jail at Georgetown, Ky,
and hanged by amob.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL WALKER,
of Alabama, and forty picked men have
left Mobile to break up the Sims gang
Of outlaws.
FIRE destroyed twelve business
houses on the public square of Quanah,
Tex, causing a loss of $50, 900, with
S35, 600 insurance.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ III 'VTNDTtN0
Administrator OF the estate of IIcnjamin
COrbin, deceased. S-e-td
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o AND COSBY.

NINE. DE LEssEPs is regarded rs one
of the most dcvout women in Paris.
THE duke of Flies baby is nick
named OUTLET in the royal family.
Mrs. JEFFERSON DAVIS has heart dis
ease, and has made all her preparations
for sudden death.
FLORAL decorations ut Il performance
Emperor William attended cost twenty
five thousand dollars.
THE cost of burying the late Grand
Duke Nicholas of Russia was two hun
dred thousand dollars.
THE queen of Portugal is n fine horse
woman and sensibly selects the early
morning hours for her rides around
Lisbon.
THE countess of Pourtuales is re-
puted to be the most charming hostess
in Paris. Invitations to her house are
eagerly sought.
GEORGE c. CURRY has arrived at Van
couver from Alaska in Il dugout canoe.
1t is said that he is the only white man
who ever made hat journey in such a
craft.
The wife Of Senator Edmunds has a
unique card receiver at their Burling-
ton home. 1t is an immense Indian
mortar, with pestle, from the Columbia
river.
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the explosion OF IL can of powder with
which they wcTo playing.
AS the limited express cast was run
ming through Detroit, Mich, at full
speed it struck and instantly killed
John huffman and his s~cven-ycar-old
daughter as they were walking across
the track. Both were fearfully man
gled.
THE Lusk & Co. and California can-
neries nave been burned at San Fran
cisco. Loss, 500, 600; fairly insured.
AERoNAUr HOGAN fell from his bal
loon nearly a mile recently at Detroit,
Mich. He was a brother of the Hogan
who went up in the Campbell airship
and was never heard of after.
THE fifth bridge across the river at
Cincinnati has been opened to the pub.
lie. Its central span is $40 feet long
and the side m 252 feet each. 1t is a
cantilever.
A BAD fire destroyed 800, 900 worth
of property at Winnemucca, New.
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SCENES.

AN English judge recently sentenced
n woman to five minutes imprisonment
for bigamy. 1t is probably the shortest
sentence on record.
A RESIDENT of Monroe City, Mo, has
recovered 500 from a man who tied his
mules to Il handsome maple shade tree
belonging to the villager, letting the
mules bark and kill the tree, it being
n his grandfather planted.
IN a suit in which ct was claimed that
a lot of tobacco was damaged, brought
at Douglasville, Ga, the judge ooh
some of the weed and chewed it. He
decided that it was damaged to the
amount of thirteen cents per pound, and
gave judgment accordingly.
A QUEER suit in equity has been
brought against a Philadelphia dentist.
He has on his premises an cleo
trio plant, with which he pulls
teeth. The engine, dynamo and ma
chinery make too much noise for the
neighbors, and they have ]pctitioncd
the court to have the nuisance abated.
IN u patent case in New York recent
ly, M of the lawyers consumed two
days in describing the difference be-
tween two scientific appliances. When
he had finished the judge quietly said
to him: "Now, Mr.. -, will you please
tell us what is the differencc?" The
lawyer, it is said, hasn't recovered yet.
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LOOK ELSEWHERE FOR NAMES.

A CONEEnI:rUT merchant advertises
''iron bedsteads and bedding"
A SMALL. boy at Lebanon, Pa, was
attacked by Il gamecock and may die Of
his wounds.
A GERMAN street beggar in San Fran
cisco was found to have $50, 900 to his
credit in the German-American bank.
A JUSTICE of New York has Just de-
cided that you need not pay for a meal
ordered at Il restaurant unless you eat it.
A A applied for naturalization at
MERGED, Cal, who, after thirty years
residence in this country, could not
answer Il word of English or n single
question put by the court regarding our
laws.
THE other day q farmer came into
Wetmore, Kan, with seven twigs of
different lengths in his pockets to buy
shoes for the family. The measures
ranged all the way from three to four
teen inches.
A LEWISTON Me lady has Il needle
in her sewing machine that she placed
there in the fall of 1874 and has not
once been removed. 1t has done all
the family sewing since that date and
continues to do it, although worn
rather thin.
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Weekly l~ntelligencer.
THE WORLD AT r
Summary Of the Daily News.
WASHINGTON t


INTERNAL revenue collections for
July amounted to S14, 1873, 4sl, an in
crease over July 1890, of 81, 500, GAL.
The principal items were: Spirits, S..
I17O, IA, an increase of 1857, 292; to-
bacco, 81, $50, 412, a decrease of $3O1, $40;
fermented liquors, So, 207, 97s, an in
crease of $3.50, 937.
ACTING SECRETARY NETTLEToN has
instructed the collector at New York
to take such steps as may to him seem
necessary to prevent the importation
from Germany of goods produced by
convict labor. The United States con-
sul-general at Berlin is of the opinion
that a considerable quantity of convict
goods" are imported into the United
States annually in co~ntravention OF
law.
THE fifth international congress OF
biologists began in Washington with
many scientists present from Europe.
Secretary Noble delivered the address
of welcome.
SECRETARY NOZZLE, in n letter to a
friend, signifies hat he has no inten.
ton of resigning.
SECRETARY NOBLE says that the day
for opening Indian lands has not beer
fixed.
THE free delivery experiment at small
towns of the country is declared not q
success by the post Office officials, the
gross receipts having decreased under
the system.
C~ATTLEMEN in the Cherokee strir
drove several thousand head upon the
Chillocco school reservation and de.
stroyed fifty tons of hay and other
crops. Superintendent Coppock tele.
graphed to Washington demanding that
the school property be protected.
SECRETARY OF WAR PROCTOR has re
turned to Washington.
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THE WEST.

THE thirteen beer saloons in Ard
more, /. t., have been closed by the
United States officials.
THE cold snap in Indiana killed off
the grasshoppers and no more trouble
is expected.
On the Fond du Lac Indian reserva-
of pine have been Illegally cut and one
of the inspectors is said to have ordered
arrests.
Two letter carriers, Thomas Nolan
and Albert Wiley, and Assistant Post
master Henry, Of Duluth, Mimi, have
been arrested for collecting amounts
due on inadequately stamped letters
and pocketing the money. About $500
had been secured
DIR. LYMAN c. DRAPER, for three
years secretary of the Wisconsin state
historical society, died of paralysis at
Madison, Wis, recently, aged 7G.
The Kansas league of republican
clubs met at Topeka on the Goth. Hon.
j. w. Stailey, Of Nemaha county, was
chosen president.
SIX sailors have deserted from the
United States steamer Pensacola, now
~ gan IAdhSioSOs OCNhuoS bhCJ CIV
afraid to go to China in her.
WILLIAM SHERRILL, of Salt Lake
City, Utah, got out of his buggy and
shot himself. Cause, morphine.
The Worden furniture factory, Grand
Rapids, Mich, has been destroyed by
fire. Loss, so, 900.
THE coal miners strike Of the region
about Springfield, Ill, has ended in the
defeat of the men.
TrE employers of California have
started an association to resist the en
croachments of trades unions.
EXPERIMENTS with a troop of Brule
Sioux show hat they make good
soldiers.
STocKMEN from the southern portion
of New Mexico bring discouraging
news about the condition of the cattle.
BY the explosion of a beer vat in a
Cincinnati brewery Inspector Louis
Birkenbusch was struck by q heavy
piece of timber and killed.
REPORTS from Manitoba, North and
South Dakota and Minnesota are that
frosts did great damage to wheat and
other crops.
THE National Brewers union, in ses'
sion in st. Louis, has decided to press
more strongly than ever the boycotts
against the Anheuser-Busch and w. j.
Lemp beers.
ST.. PAUL Sons of Veterans won the
competitive drill of the national en-.
campment. Tacoma, Wash, was sec
ond.
FIRE in Danville, Ind, destroyed five
stores and a residence. Loss, $40, 900;
insurance, $780, 900.
A FAST freight on the Santa Fe was
wrecked at Willow Springs, /. r., the
engine and ten cars being thrown from
the track. Engineer Dinners, Con.
ductor Meyers and Fireman Pat Cullen
we're badly injured. The wreck was
caused by boomers horses on the track.
LARGE quantities of dynamite have
been exploded from the highest peak
of the Socorro mountains, N. M. As g
result, the heaviest rain of the year
fell, breaking the drought.
MAJ. MCKINLEY will speak at the
Coal palace. Ottumwa, Ia, on repub.
lican day, September 28. Senator
Palmer aud Congressman Mills will
speak on democratic day.
Two children of j. r. Nichols, o.
saltwater, Ok, were fatally burned by
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I,IN -
Henry NJ. Clagctt, J. Jesse Moore, Xir-l
ginin Moore. Sarah a. McDuCll and Will
liam +. McDucll, her husband, EriiSmIIS
GGarrntt and Henry &. Garrett, plaintiffs,
Sarah T.. CartmcII and Prrlcy NJ. Cart
nell, her husband, Clarence Is. Clagctl,
Edith Ciagctt, Thomas u. Moore. Mary Il.
Boteler. Edward A. Botrlcr, Richard l.. .
Butrlcr, Thomas T.. IButrlrr. Louisa +. p;
Hulchins and Wellington IIutrl'ims. her >:
husband, Frances NJ. Botelrr, Adclin :
Clagctt, Anna Il. NJ. Ynurtcc and j, Y. :
YuIrtee, her husband, NJ. Alice Botclcr, :
George W. Botcler, Josephine NJ. Lnplmm
and Daniel W. Lapllam, her husband.
Mary Il. CARROT, william g.. Collins.
administrator of the estate of Henry
G Butnler. and stephen N. Wilson, public
administrator Of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, defendants.
BY virtue of II decree and order of sale is
ssucd from tn" office of the clerk of the circuit
court, of Lafayette county. Missouri, in tn,
above entitled cause, To me directed and r.
turnnble Ia the September term. Io9l, of SAT-
court, ! will, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9Th. 1891,
between the hours of . O'Clock in the forenoon
and 3 o'clock In the afternoon of that day, il
front of the court house door, in the city -
Lexington. in said county, during the session
of the said circuit court, sell publicly Il
, auction, To the highest bidder, IN the terms
hereinafter stated, all the right, title, III
tcrcst and estate of the above named pan
itN III uiNN utl'iIlsilltH, VIZ III tii' Y
the following described real estate, situatc
lying and being In the county of Lafuyctt
and state of Missouri, tO-wit:
The southwest fractional quarter of ScctiOl
eighteen QSl, in township fifty (50), of rang
twcnty-seven (2): also the east half of tn
southeast quarter OF section thirteen tl3l, /
township fifty 500, of range twcnty-ciglit (2S
All containing one hundred and cighty-cigh
and sixty-scven hundrcdthS (iSS G7-lOW acres
more or less. on the following terms, tO-wii
Onc-half of the amount bid To be paid in cas-
and the balance In twelve months, the pm
chaser To give his note therefor, bearing il
tcrest ut the rate of eight 49, per cent pc
annum, secured by deed of trust ON the Ian
sold, the purchaser to have the right to PIT
the full amount in cash.
Given under my hand this LIST day of August
1891. CHARLES :. MITCHELL,
SS-tdS. Sheriff.
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The I'icnickers Il.

III IltiiichtTbs
The morn is bright and fair
And cryStal-lilic the air;
Ard men who're mostly mild enough
Go hustling round, morose and gruff,
For picnic to prepare.
They're planning for a gay
Delightful holiday,
And so begin by getting mad,
To which the neat and cinders add
In their Owl pleasant way.
All day each Il and pants;
The pie Is full OF ants;
The grass is full o: lust; the shade
Is thinner than the Lemonade;
He's met by "won'ts' and 'can'ts."
They come back home in woe,
All angCrcd, too, to know
That, though they sought her all the day
Fond pleasure chose ut home to stay
With those who didn't go.
Columbus Dispatch
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THE EAST.

ALFRED II. HmDIcK, a prominent
importer of New York City, committed
suicide by taking Paris green.
THE largest vein of gas eve struck
at Sandy Creek, Oswego county, N. Y,
was tapped the other day at a depth of
l1Oo feet The noise of escaping gas
was heard for one mile away. 1t blew
the tools in all directions,
PENNSYLVANIA prohibitionists met at
Harrisburg, adopted the usual resolu-
ltions and nominated w. W. Hogue for
auditor-general and George Drayton for
state treasurer.
BEcAUsE of their refusal to do away
with q sewage nuisance the Altoona,
Pa, school board has had the entire
city council and mayor arrested.
CHARLES r. FLINT has been appoint
ed consul-general Of Chill at New York
by President Balmaceda.
THE coroner's jury inspected the
ruins of the New York disaster and
found that the walls were not poorly
constructed. A lot and a monument in
Mount Hope cemetery has been offered
for the unknown dead.
TIE North American st. Georges
hAC III oConhOu IL OSWCROt IN. l.,
elected DIR. +. II. Smythe, of Kingston,
Ont, president and Thomas Y. Yates,
of Washington, ID. c., secretary.
LIZZIE WILSON, an unmarried woman
of Philadelphia, poisoned herself and
her year old child because the author of
her ruin refused r~eparation.
HoN. s.. G.. P%oMERoY, ex-senator from
Kansas, died in Massachusetts on the
27th Mt the age of &c.
SIXTY thousand dollars damage by fire
was done to Moses Coleman Sc Sons
four-story building in Boston.
WESTERN New York has been flooded
by cloudbursts.
WALTER CARR & Co, produce deal
ers of New York City, have assigned,
with liabilities and assets each about
$50, 900.
THE Knights Of Labor, of Boston,
have Endorsed General Master Work.
man Powderly.
A SERIOUS storm visited Newark, N.
J., on the the 2stb, accompanied by a
tornado. Much damage was done.
AT Natrobe, Pa, the bi-carbonate
department of the Pennsylvania Salt
Co. was destroyed by fire. The loss
was 500, OOO; fully insured.
Hrs HOLINESS won the Futurity
stakes on Coney Island. Time, 1:14:1-5.
JUDGE L. w. S%CHoFIELD died recently
Mt Warren, Pa, He was register Of the
treasury under President Hayes and
served a term in congress.
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WHEREAS, f. NJ. Borum, by his certain
corded I'm the recorders office of Lafayctt,
county, Missouri. in book 81, page D.. con
veyed To the undersigned, as trustee, the fol
lowing described real estate, situate, lyinL
and being in the county of Lafayette. and stat,
of Missouri, to-wit: Lots PIP and 2l3, Estil
cure the aymcn of II certain prOmissurN
note in said deed of trust described, and
whereas, default has been made in the pay
mcnt of the said promissory note, when tht
the terms of said note and said deed of trust
now, therefore, |, the undersigned trustee, n
the request of the legal holder and owner u
the said prOniSsOry notes, will on
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-09-05
For Loves Sake.

In loves sweet time. the wide world round
Was red with roses blowing;
The ways were young, the woods were wet
And wild with green things growing;
And g.adness from the hedges stole
In flOwery smiles upspringing
For very joy-and loves sweet sake
The world and l went singing!
And yet tits for loves sake to-day
TIL wind n dirgc is signing;
l walk mt by the same Old way
Meath deadcncd leaves down flying;
And tits for loves dear sake alone
Stern grief and together
Go hand In ~hand-ay. ~unupart!-
Through this gray wintry weather.
Virginia w. Cloud, in Springfield Republican
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Uei!. to S1OO.OOO.

New YORK, Nov. 2O-A dispatch
was received yesterday from Baltimore,
announcing that George III. Beiser, of
Brooklyn, had become heir to a vast es-
tate there, valued at $500, 0O0. The prop
erty came through relatives who emf
grated from France in the days of the
IIuguenots. Mr.. Beiser is an account
ant in Il Fulton street clothing house.
Bruce's Law and Inquiry Agency, of
Chicago. H., prosecuted his claim
Louisville COurier-JOurnal, Nov. q.
We are Mr.. Beiser's lawyers, and by
him seeing our advertisement, became
the agents of his good fortune. If
your ancestors came from the old coun-
try. write us and inclOSe 81 for III list
of heirs. There are more than half a
billion dollars in Great Britain and Ger
many, unclaimed, which rightly belong
to people in the United States.
BruCe'S Law and Inquiry Office,
l6i and 1876 Randolph St,
G-G-lOt Chicago, ILL.,, L. :. A.
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STRANGER THAN FICTION.

AN Atchison girl, eighteen years old,
has only eight of her second teeth.
WHILE praying for the restoration OF
his wife's health, Robert James, aged
seventy, of Columbus, o., had his sight
unaccountably restored. He had been
blind for several years.
A BAREFOOT girl of Big Stone, Tenn,
while gathering ginseng one day re-
Gently, suddenly found herself in Il rat
tlesnake's den. When the battle was
over she counted siHty-tllrre dead rep
tiles about her, having escaped herself
without Il scratch.
SEVERAL pigs were missed by Il farm,
err in Gladwin, Mich. After watching
several nights for the rogue, the vigil
ance of the sentinel was at last re-
warded. lie saw II snake carrying of
another young pig. The snake was dis
patched. and found To measure over
nineteen feet in length.
CAPT. MALErrs, of the bark G.. c.
Goss, vouches for the story that one OF
his sailors, u Japanese, fell overheard
and was swallowed by 4 whale in the
Pacific ocean, but was presently elected
east on deck, IN fact, u petroleum
covered oil suit the sailor wore proving
too much for the whale.
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Insurance on wheat in the stack fOl
any time from 10 days to II year, vii
he written now, at about II half for.
mer rates. Write or call at Our Office
in Lexington.
L. WINSOR e. Son,
G-27-2m Insurance Agents.
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Her Answer

/ stood beside her In the surf,
Beneath TIE mOOnlit skies;
She met my eager questioning
With timid, downcast eyes,
q Say, darling, shall this hand be mine
My own for aye aud aver
Were those salt teardrops In her eyes,
Or but the salty sprayy
Then suddenly she turned on me
An anguished look Of woe,
And wildly shrieked: 20, take my handS
A crab has got my toef"
Stuart A. Weiss.
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FOI. Sale.

A splendid work horse, double or single.
Full Of life and spirit, but perfectly kind
and gentle. Sound AS II silver dollar. In
quire at Green & Dysart's livery stable or
Of JOHN s. WELL.
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Where Is My Heart"
Where is my heart?
Its place Of rest is not within mine aching
breast.
Where Goes II dwell!
1t Is not In the glittcrin% hall.
Where the glanClnE SunbramS brightly fall
Meath pleasures spell.
Where IS my heart?
Not in the crowd. mid mirth and wine and
reycl loud
IL IL not there;
Nor Is II where the summer sky
Gives birth to flowers of brightest dye,
And balmy air.
Where is my HEARTY
Upon the sea-, where dwell the joyous and the
free,
1t has not gone;
My truant heart, it hath not flown
Where love or hope or joy is known,
Or pleasures dawn.
Where is my heart?
IT'S in thy keeping, and silent 1 alone am
weeping
To thee tits fled
Yes, where the form it wOrships sleeps,
My loving heart its vigil keeps
Round thy bright head.
"A. j. Dwyer, in N. q. Times Democrat
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Wentworth Military
ACADEMY Y,

M Y,
Lexington, Mo-, sr I"% T' im M Mis1,nri
Improvements during the past year costing
nearly SLOAN. Strict MiIitnry discipline, in
shilling habits of prpIuptncSs, order aud Ohc,i-
cncr. instruction 10y experienced and literally
educated men in English. mathematics. ancient
ana modern languages, including Spanish,
natural science, history and business branches.
Graduates received 10y Missouri State UniNCr-
sity without examination. 18th session opens
September y. ISL. Catalogue ON application
to SANFORD SELLERS, NJ. A.
G-2I-tf superintendent
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 81. 1sgI

at the courthouse door in the city of Licking
ton. Lafayette county, Missouri, between the
hours Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and five
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, sell pub,
licly at auction to the highest bidder for cash,
the real estate above described, for the pur-
pose of satisfying the above mentioned note
and interest due thereon and the expenses of
executing this trust. J. Il. MORELp Nd,
S22-td Trustee.
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