The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-16
Another slight snow Yesterday.

Stock water is scarce, SO say the
The Alma Courier is q yearliug, and a
rood ono.
MIR. Grove Young, we learn, has greatly
improved in health.
A beautiful line Of cut glass just receiv-
cd at Grimes & Venable's. 3.16-2t
Miss Mary Price. Of the B. F. c., visited
folks the first of the week.
Miss Lillian Ryland entertained a
number OF friends, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Edwin Silver has been nominated
by b democrats for mayor at Jefferson
City.
1t has been trying to snow for several
days. The March bill Of fare CO ntaius q
of weather.
Rev. 7. p. Cobb has just closed q meet
ing at Carterville, Mo-, with one hundred
and fifty conversions.
"Alabams." at the opera house, last
evening, is said by many to have
been b best of the season.
James Peske, Jr., has returned from
dental coll eye in Philadelphia, where he
has made an excellent record.
Mr.. Charles Demoss, OF Waverly. was
kicked by Q horse last week. The wouud
was painful though not serious.
Wentworth Literary Society will hold
an open session at w. NJ. A.. chapel to-
night. 1t will be q literary treat.
PRIZE BIRDs.-Settings-Goldsn Wyan.
dotte eggs-also a few hens and Cockerels
for sale at Eggleston q Ewing's. slot
Walter Reeder while playing with some
of bis friend Thursday, fell and was un-
conscious for . while. He is alright now.
The weather, last Wednesday and
Thursday. was anything but pleasant.
The Thermometer was down near zero.
Mrs. James w. siusher is having Mr..
sand.ing construct a fine Brandon Italian
marble monument for her late husband.
The Kaight Tenplars conferred the
Templar degree upon Lucien Roth and
VIM. Groves, Of Corder, last Thursday
evening.
Judge William Young 10 having MIR.
Sandriag construct a gray Barre granite
monument, which will mark the last
resting place of his late wife.
Did you notice the eclipse of the moon.
last Sunday nightf 1t was Q very i'm
portant event with astronomers, who are
trying to ind the exact size OF the moon
B. C. Drunmond, who edits one Of the
neatsst and most original little papers III
the state. at Wellington, Wal here, Tues
day, Ind made US q social call. He is
always welcome.
Long Bros. are having Q aae family
monument made, which will be puC upon
their lot In the Catholic cemetery. 1t will
b q sarcophagus of red swede granite.
Mr.. Sandring has the order.
Mrs. Ed. Zeilsr is seriously centem.
plating an early removal to Kansas City
At present she thinks it probable that
she will break up house. keeping 10 Q few
days, and will probably move up ther'
about the twenty-ffth inst.
H~igginsville republicans ave nominal
ed the following for aldermen: George
stalsy, LIST ward: ]. f. Riggs, ID ward
H. J. Burgau, Sd ward. The Democrat
nominated: o. w. Carter, lst ward; VIM
Lane, I'd ward, and Richard Semmlar. q
ward.
Corder Dispatch: "While Fred an,
Johnny, sons of MIR. John Morgan, to
gsthsr with two other little boys, las
Saturday afternoon, were out hunting
Fred Morgan laid his gun on Q pile O
legs, and when about to start home
Johnny Morgan, . lad OF about six year,
1t 10 thought, reached up and o hold @
the muzzle of the gun with his right han
and, IL 10 supposed, the hammer Of tn
gun got caught on . twig when the ful
charge Of the gun was sent into the littl
fellows arm tearing away the fesh fror
the wrist to the elbow. The little DO
walked into town with his shattered arm
10 thought It will be some time before b
can use It,"
Ksnsas City Times: "Jin Ramey begu
life a. . trainer, twenty years ago. ovs
the old farm track near Lexington, Nj
Ne engaged with NJ. Beamer, of Black
burn, No., the then owner OF Ashlan
Wilkes, giving him a three.yesr.o oil
record OF 2:33, winning ten out OF eleve
races. With the sale of Ashland Wilks
to H. g. Toler. OF Wichita, Jim was p.
in with the deal, and won seven straigf
races, giving him . four-year-old recor
Of 2:22. He also gave Oriana her recor
Of 2:27H; and, in 1880, wsn to Locu
, Grove farm, giving records to Lou Gate
: 2:29h; Bartholdi, $50; Bide-a-We, 90
I BERTHE r., 2:15h, aud John r. 0entr
D 2:00h, who, soon after his sale, capture
: the worlds record for stallions."
The directors Of the Lexington Bull,
ing and Loan Association met last Fl
day evening. They ordered one hundr,
shares Of tbs ninth series Of stock plac'
i. on sale. The annual election Of directo
takes place April Q. The following ha
been nominated, and the thirteen wi
receive the highest vote will be declar
elected: william g. McCausland, Tho
u ]. Bandon, Charles w. Loomis, James
. M~oorehesd, w. e. Bolton. Albert Win,
. Ter, J. G. Crenshsw, N. F. Royle, GeOr
Q Hstchison, e. Frank Nicholson, Hen
, sinauer, Isaac o. Hays, Emison Chanslt
. W. H. Stevenson, J. L. Long. J. p. &c
don. August Egle, John G.. Worthingto
Evan 8. Young. e. M. McCauslaud, WI
. J. Bsndon, George King, K. Sam Ha,
E. q. Loomis, J. p. Hausam, J.. H. Ha
j. @. Chambers.
The Presbyterian Publishing Compal
q has purchased the St. Louis Presbyteria
and hereafter will publish 1t in the ON
Of the Herald at Columbia, Mo-, Wal,
Williams, Manager; Rev. w. r. DobyI
Of Msrshall, Principal Editor, and RI
DR.. r. p. Farris. Of st. LOUIS, and Rev. /
e. c. Gordon. President OF Westminst
It College, Fulton, editorial contribute
Rev. John F. Coen. d. D., Of Callaw
& county, will have charge Of the Sund'
% School department. Rev. A. A. Mc0eack
d Of Pleasant Hill, will write for the you
people. Mrs. Julia McNair Wright "
d be the editor of the home departmeI
e Miss Daisy Franklyn will edit . dspal
ment for the children. Rev. g. l.. Ii
born, d. D., of Boouville, will furni
matter upon evangelistic topics. T
ID directors Of the new Presbyterian Pu
d fishing Company, for 1896 are: DR.. H.
y, spencer, st. Louis; ]. s. Vanmeter, Ric
10 moad; w. W. Trigg, Boonvills; w.
Ia Dobyns, Marshall; q. T. Ruffner, Fl
mington; J. J. Rice, Fulton, and Josh
Bsrbse, Excelsior Springs.
|" The business manager OF the INTEL