The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-04-08

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The jury in the case wherein Claude
Payne, colored, sued the Chicago & Alton
Railroad Company for damages, returned
q verdict In the circuit court, Thursday,
awarding plaintiff 5000. The boy was
run over by an express train and suffered
the loss OF both legs.
Mrs. Artie Edmonds appeared In circuit
court claiming a certain amount ofmoney
in consideration OF her care and nursing
of Mr.. Williamson, who died. The case
was thrown out OF court on the ground
that Mrs. Edmonds had no estate separate
and apart from her husband. Had he
been party to the suit this action would
not have been taken. The case was
appealed.
Last Sunday week, Il. M. Taubmsn, the
superintendent of the Methodist Sunday
school, gave to each memberof the infant
class a card, requesting them to ask their
friends for soms ANAL amount as an
EsStss 16ssIas taF a. Bible and
I<4fp}se sfning the
A series OF artistic trfumphs before the
largest and most cultivated audiences OF
the great cities OF both America and
Europe has been the record OF the artists
connected with Heywood's Celebrities.
We can youch for the above statement,
having seen the credentials and original
programmes, aud have no hesitation In
endorsing IL as one OF the strongest
attractions that ever visited our city. AT
Hagen's Opera House, Monday evening,
April 10. Tickets at e. g. Loomis'.
For iyears the editor OF the Burlington
Junction (Mo.) Post has been subject to
cramp collie or fits Of indigestion, which
FRUSTRATED him for several hours and nm
fitted him Tor business for two or thref
days. For the past year he has been
using chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh9a Remedy whenever occasion re.
quired, and IL has invariably given him
prompt relief. % and 80 cent bottles foi
sale by Crenshaw q Young. 4-s-4t
Miss Lucia b. Grifin's personal storie,
and "reminiscences would fIl q volume
and yet she has but Just started in the
twenties. Is it because western life, Xix,
the western prairies, Is much broader
than the east2 Certainly the spirit o
self reliance Ia well developed in tn,
western girl. She has studied with tn,
best teachers OF this country. Her HON
is in Abba, Iowa, II such a bird of passag
can be said to have a home.-New Yorl
Voice Magazine. At Hagen's Oper
House, Monday or Tuesday evening,Apr
II or IS, for the benefit of the Episcopl
church.
"A fire which almost proved serlou
occurred at Il. Maltby's last Thursda
evening. Mr.. Maltby built a FIRE undo
his meat for the purpose OF smoking 1
and late In the evening left the farm
When q negro woman arrived ct th
house arid wanted a piece OF meat Mr.
Maltby went with her to the meet hons'
which is part of a large building used
store ice and also a hired mans room. o
opening the door the flames shot out an
! on the fioor Il the fire lay the meat of tw
large hogs, a fourth OF the meat In I'll
building. Five minutes more and II
whole building would have been in flame
and no doubt the fire would have destroy
t ed about p hundred and fifty barrels
8 corn that was cribbed q few feet pert
D and also the barn and other outbuilding
Mrs. Maitby, with the assistance OF II
t negro woman, extinguished the flame
but received q burnt hand which prove
IsomeWhat rainfui,