The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-07-13
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.

associate judges; Zach w. Wright, sheriff,
and 8. J. Andrew, clerk.
The following dram shop licenses were
ordered granted: John Baepler, Limbsrg
Bros, Gausman & Burman, H. +. Moehl-
enstedt, Frank Bidder, ]. H. Keith, J..
E. Hill, Louis Linebach, Geyer q Co.,
Gus Haerle, VIM. Palmer, w. e. Gavin,
f. R. HaerIe, Pat Pagan, John samuelson,
K. r. Hammer. H. g. Gelzer, VIM. scrim-
sher.
Ordered that ]. K. Gray examine bridge
west OF w. A. McQueen's, and repair a.
found necessary.
Ordered that the expense and support of
Tbos. j. John, an inmate of the asylum
at Nevada, be transferred from pay patient
to county patient.
Taxes on lots 10, II and IL, block q, and
lots l. 2 and 3. block q. Shelby & Co.'s 3D.
dition to Wsverly, for 1894 and back; also
8 acres south Of block 10. Shelby & Co.'S
addition, in sw. se. 10. 81, "A. for 1890 and
1891, allowed to be psyed. without inter-
est.
School mortgage Of Deiderich Busch
ordered satisfied.
Ordered that q school loan OF 800 be
granted Deiderich Busch.
! County court grants Silver Canning
company and Mo. Pacific railroad cross
ing for switch to csnnery.
Ordered that Lexington city assessment
for 1894, on lot q, block I, Pomeroy's ad.
dition to Lexington, be reduced from
$3.50 to $176.
Jury for August term Of circuit courts:
Clay township-Jerry Corners, n. W..
Albin, J. H. Hoehn.
Davis township-Frank Carter, Palmer
Jennings, Jos. Hagood.
Dover township C. J.. Frerking, ]. q.
Eckle, w. L. Holman.
Freedom towuship-John Ostsmeyer,
Joseph Cretzmeyer, E. 3. Powers.
Lexington township-W. B. Bolton, j.
F. smock, jesse W. wardsr. Henry LAM
bert.
Middleton township Chas. Nsvins,
Ed. Liter, Geo. Tieman.
Sni-a-Bar township - A. B. Foster,
SamI Chrisman.
Warrington township-F. p. Hsndsr-
son, J. w. Phleger, T. G. Wilson.
B. N. Cobb's personal property in sni-
s.Bar township, for 1854, ordered abatsd;
paid in Clay township.
Mrs. Elizabeth Abel granted abatement
ON taxes for 1904 and back.
Dramshop license granted r. A. Blak ely,
Fritz Bollwein, Joseph Koshnsrburger,
Payne q Kelly, W. E. Cooper.
Monroe Workuff allowed to pay taxes
for 1893 ON lots 2 and 8, block 6s, nrst sd-
| AfflnH a. un~suDe4a "a y.l.a - DVYn
Ordered that n. G. Shswsltsr be allowed
TO pay taxes on lots Z, 8 and 9, block "a,
Shelby q Co.'S addition to Wsvsrly, 1t
value Of Sl50.
Jury for September term circuit court:
e. r. Reynolds, Ira Beals, james A.
Thorp, Frank Gray, Harrison Luttrsll.
James Canterbury, W. n. Sanders, Jr., H.
c. syduor, Joseph Nsale, w. L. Parker,
Joseph Youngs, Henry Rosplsr, Jr., James
W. Galloway, Geo. Stewart, 10 B. Shelby,
G. 8. Mitchell, Harrison Steele, Thos.
Larkin, Henry r. Burton, H. G. Arm
strong, A. G. Green, r. G. Buchanan, o.
Bullsrd, Glenn Tyree.
]. K. Gray instructed to examine, and IL
necessary, repair bridge west Of Ioha Nc
Faddep's.
In petition Of ]. r. billiard for new road
commissioners for damages, is given to
Angustterm to report.
J. A. Prewitt ordered to raise Goodlow
bridge and put piliug underp~ue, with
the assistance Of H. Gassen.
J. K. Gray ordered to examine Berry
bridge, near Thos. Hooks, ON new road;
also to examine and repair, II necessary,
bridge one and ous-fourth miles from
county line, west Of VIM. Ennis' land.
J. K. Gray instructed to survey lands Of
Brausford heirs, section 81, township 81.
range q, to correct description for taxa,
ton.
Treasurer instructed to call bonds.
New road, N. ]. Gordon, accepted - in
good travelling order by Chris. Peters,
overseer.
WIN. Rsdd allowed to pay on lots I, 2
end 8, block 9, at. Thomss' sdditioa To
Waverly, for 1eo2. % aud ~, ct . vslua-
ton Of 80 per foot for each OF said years.
Evangelist Northcutt.
The protracted meeting that was held
at the Christian church, In Higginsville,
by II. A. Northcutt, closed last Sunday
night. There were one hundred and
thirteen additions to the church. A few
Ct these T TSs F rH /. nt,s1', ~, q
Christianity. A very deep and religious
feeling Ia one of the results in the church,
and the outside community generated
by this the greatest religious revival
} ever held here. H. A. Northoutt Is by
, far the best all-purpOse preacher the
writer ever saw OF heard In his life. His
pleadings are powerful and overwhelm-
ing his reasoning is full of nerve and
energy, accompanied with the very
. greatest pathos and fine temper towards
. all. His methods are very smooth his
. style is an easy, flowing one. simple aad
easily understood by every grade Of
Of the beautiful and sublime, drawing
from a great variety Of most excellent
8 learning. There wal not in the whole
fifty-six sermons he delivered one single
D slapg phrase. foolish joke, nor an utter.
! apce that created q su1ile, nor one word
!. inconsistent with the dignity and i'm.
Q p~0rtance Of his subject. His audiences
+. were very large, and wonderfully inter
ested In his speaking. ! don't think any
one complain Of being hurt at any.
. thing he said In any Of his brilliant and
misingly presented the whole system OF
. New Testament Christianity. He has
indeed, we'll studied the bible and t6d
human family, its mind and character
He has q most remarkable memory f0l
tenacity and accuracy. 1t readily yields
up, according to correct laws Of accocia'
ton, and of It's needed contents while be
,, is speaking. Any one could easily se(
! by the looks of his audiences that oil