The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-01-26


pany.
The ferry boat is now making regular
trips.
Nat Goodwin has been on a drunk in
Texas.
The ice in the river broke up last Sat
urdsy.
Did you 60 to see the Female Minstrels
last night9
There are %thirty-two "boarders" at
Hotel Wright.
Cracker Jack, !" the best i've cent cigar,
is manufactured in Lexington. Try them.
Mr.. E. Allen old his newspaper press
last week, to Mr.. Homer Luce, Of Higgins
vile.
Mr.. Charles Afinter and family have
moved into q part Of DIR. Chapman resi-
dence.
There wal q light shower OF rain last
Sunday night. There was considerable
thunder and lightning.
Hineslsy's cigars are good enough. Try
them. They are made at Lexington. Call
for a Lexington" "Cracker Jack" or q
$50"
Every citizen in Lexington should rally
to the bridge movement. Lexington
needs that bridge, aad Lexington must
have it.
Hoods Sarsaparills, acting through
The blood, reaches every part Of the sys-
tenn, aud in this way positively cures
catarrh.
The MAYHEM Coal company has made
a. assignment. It. will probably only
prove temporary as this Is valuable
property, aud there Is no good reason why
it should not pay we'll.
MIR. Schooley, the merchant prince OF
Aiayview, has sold out his stock to Air.
Dan Herr. Mr.. +. NJ. Davis will assist
Mr.. Herr 10 the management OF the store.
They took possession Monday.
Margaret, the little daughter Of Mr.. c.
! c. Wallace, has bsen quite sick for soine
weeks. Tuesday che was much improved,
but on Wednesday she lost all she had
gained. She 10 again improving.
MIR. Fred Meet has about 1900 tsns of
ice put away. He wanted another 1000
tons and IL the weather RENAME a. 1t 10
new he will get it. We think most all the
ice houses in town have been Allied.
Mrs. Ethan Allen 10 slowly but steadily
improving. Her right side 10 p~aralyzed,
but she has not lost the sense OF touch on
that aide. All her children are with her
except An. Dealey, Of Dallas, Texas.
Mr.. w. II. Bruins. OF Concordia, asks us
to call . meeting OF dairymen at Higgins
willie on February 9Th. The hour 10 not
mentioned, but w think 2 O'Clock p. m.
about the right time. Remember tims
and place.
John Temple Graves will lecture ct the
opera house, next Wednesday evening.
His subject will be 'Ths Reign OF the
Dsmagogus." This will b . hue, intel
lectual treat. Doa't fall to hear him. No
Is an orator.
Lexington coal 10 being tested. IN ZEN.
parisou with Ieavenworth coal, for steam
purposes In Locomotives. We have always
heard that Lexington coal was the bssl
locomotive coal 10 Missouri. The Missouri
Pacific 10 making the test, aud our Goa
dealers are not uneasy.
Elder Goode has delivered two lecture!
on "The Bible" a.d will deliver three OIL
four mors-one each Sunday night. Hi
lectures are very Interesting sna ia
structivs. Possibly the average Bibl'
reader may think he u . be given AMI
information on this old subject. but ",
will guarantee that II he attends one lee
ture he will be anxious to hear oil th'
!, remaining Ones.
: We have been requested to anuounc
that the EPworth League. Of the Southern
! Methodist church, will hold Its reeuia
monthly business meeting, next Mouda.
evening. Jaauary %. 1895. In the Sunda.
school oom OF the church, bsRinuinl
promptly at seven O'Clock. At the con
. ciusion of ths business meeting . literar
and mssical program will be given. Al
, are cordially iavitsd to attend.
A very enjoyable nusicsl aad iiterar.
. . entertainment. followed BY = dslightfu
lunch. was given the officers. teachers an
. members OF ths Christisu sunday school
on Friday evening, January IS. 4 fe'
invited friends were also pressat 81
all spent q pleasant evening. The Chris
. tian Sunday school, Miss Mamie aordol
. superintendent, always s~econPlishe
what It undertakes, and does it In arst
class style.
u There was q dance at Rivertou Saturda
! night which, beng continued until q
D early hour Sunday morning in direct via
G lation Of the law, aAd b crowd bsin
: in an unusually boisterous spirit. results
9 In complaints being died sgsinst Q nun,
Der Of the participants for disturbinE th
. peace ADD against others for gambling
There are a number of warrants yet IN
! served, but the following named have bee
: arrested and placed in jail: For gambling
Will Powell, John Jackson and Waits
Williams; fer disturbing the peace, Cha
Rollins, Sallie Wilson, John Booker, Liz
zie Banks, Ida Wingield, Sallie Jose
James Broadus, Annie Williams. Naggi
d Jackson, Minnie Curtis, Jennie Green an
y Fannie Nelson. By the time all arrss,
are made Sheriff Wright will have 4 hou,
e full Of boarders.
= Last Monday afteruooa O man who liv,
on the Faiu ranch. just scross the rive
a from this city, came to Lexington az
purchased about e6O worth OF grocsrie
flour, etc. He and his brother placed Il
supplies in . skin and started across II
river. At the same time another ski
containing three men, started acros
The skin occupied by the ranchsr AID h
brother sprung . leak and was rapid
hlling with water. He called to the me
: in the other skin to come to his assistanc
:. but they did not seem able to mansR
their boat. The raucher then plunge
into the river. IVAN to the other boa
climbed in, took the oars, and pulled tn
boat to land, where he put oil the occr
pants put. He then pulled back to b
own boat, where his brother was in daI
ger, a. he could not swim, and took hi
!, ashore. The fsur noatsd down the rive
and was soon caught. The eroceris
. amounting to about Sl6. were lost. 1t
= a brave deed 10 plunge into the river,
the water was ics.cold.
CT Kansas City Journal, I'D: Mrs. job
,e DunkiR 10 under arrest, charged vii
q arson. She was arrested late Aondi
ID night by Constable Cslliusworth on
e. warrant sworn out before Justice p.
10 Cook. Several months ago Mrs. Dunk
~ kept q boarding. house In what was know
p as the Watkins building on the Argent,
ID boulevard, la Armourdsle. One SundI
as night during the latter part Of the pa
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