The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-03-12

The Richmond Republic occupies
the room recently vacated by the Con-
servator.
The Marshall Chemical Company, of
Kas., has removed to Kan
sas City.
st. Charles cigar makers want to
supply local dealers with AL the cigars
consumed.
Salisbury young ladies raised $92 60
for the Confederate Home at recent
entertainment.
+. II. Pennington, agent for the Mis-
souri, Pacific at Warrensburg, wants to
be county collector.
j. II. Ament, of Kidder, is the own
er of hog that weighs $50 pounds
and is still growing.
James A. Mcclure, aged 30, and for
forty years a justice of the peace, died
in Louisiana Sunday.
Chickasaw, the two-year-old daugh-
ter of John b. Murray, of the Liberty
Advance, died recently.
A reunion of the defendants of the
widow of John Reffe, aged . was held
at Kansas City Monday.
The Union Cable road at Kansas
City has been sold to G.. b. Ensign and
p. M. Kelly for $20,Og5.
Nevada is in darkness, the electric
light company and the city council dis
agreeing upon Il contract.
According to the Advance, Liberty
youth has fallen in love with ga kid
ney-footed Arkansaw girl
Henry Doman, of Montavello, aged
81, has applied for pension. He
served through the late war.
Elder +. V. Loos, formerly of Hig-
ginsville, delivered an address on Pyth-
ianism at Liberty last evening.
Greene county's stock law may he
held invalid 10y the failure to file the
proof of publication of the notice.
A two-weeks term of the circuit
court is the longest session held in
Caldwell county for several years.
Mr.. January is going to be candi-
date for mayor of Nevada. Heproposes
to make it chilly for his opponents.
The Brunswick public school build
ing burned last week. Ii cost about
Sl3, 500, and was insured for Sc, 900.
The Irish NationalIsts of Kansas
City celebrated the Hath anniversary
of Robert Emmett's birth Friday night.
Miss Laura Brenton, of Mexico, has
secured judgment for So, 900 against
Charles Wakefield for breach of prom
ise..
President Jesse, of the State UnIyer-
sity, will deliver an address May 90 be-
fore the graduating class of the Nevada
high school.
The Nevada University property has
been transferred to some Benedictine
was $l1, 900.
April will be Arbor day. In 1887
Ss, 1886 trees were'planted; in 1SS8-S9,
1884; 1ss9-90, 1913 : 1s90-91, 1856.
| 1otdi, Ooi 'co'
This year all the holidays come on
Observation-Disclosures birthday, Me
mortal day, Fourth of July, Labor day
and Christmas.
The Warrensburg Star says that not
for years have the roads of johnson
county been in more wretched con-
dition than now.
j.. F. Mitchum, late of st. Louis,
has become the business manager OF
the Springfield Democrat, with George
M. Sawyer as editor.
The Hamilton News-Graphic an
nounces Honorable James Cowgirl, ot
Caldwell county, as candidate fol
railroad commissioner.
Mrs. l.. F. Herndon, of Sailing town
ship. Audrain county, realized from the
! products of her farm during the pas
,, year the sum of 5000.
! Mrs. Lucy Evans, of Independence
? Tennesseean by birth, is now 1OS
! years old, but has the use of all hel
a faculties and is able to do light house
= work
Marble Hill Press wants Senator
COckrell for yice-president, and th'
Warrensburg Journal-Democrat pooh
poehs that idea, and suggests him Il
succeed Ben Harrison.
The wheat crop prospects in Vernon
. county are the most flattering i'll man,
. years. Fully 20 per cent more thai
sown any previous season in the pas
t. twelve years was sOwn last fall.
' The German singing societies in th
states of Kansas, Missouri, Iowa ant
Nebraska, composing the Saenge
Bund, will meet ut Kansas City il
June and hold grand saengerfest.
Antoine Sansone, charged with tn
5 murder of Joseph Mangaracena, a
Kansas City, has been convicted G
murder in the second degree and sen
Il fenced to ninety-ninc years in the penI
~ !, tentiary.
70 The Holden Enterprise says nine
Is tepths of the people of johnson count
l. favor the removal of the State uniVel
II s;tv from Columbia, and the Warrens
50 burg Star says the nine-tenths are o
the other foot.
= The Brunswick Brunswicker has
( ..nopuIar teachers voting contest.
Each subscriber who pays up gets
D D chance to say what young lady teache
"a shall he sent to the Chllicothe Norma
20 Inati,ute at the papers expense.
= Col A. W. Rogers, editor ot tn
:, Warrensburg .Journal-Democrat' want
q to be prosecuting attorney OF Iohns1
10 county. At one time he said ne wolli
" contest the nomination for judge OF III
n criminal court with Judge Ryland'
this city.
n Stone j. Hunter, of Nevada, has
collection of over 900 KINDS