The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
SHORTS.

Major T. B. Clagett. on franklin avenue
where he will be fonnd when not on PROBES
son oil calls or at his office. iulyl2,2
The Musgrove house Is for rent to a goo
tenant. This is one of the most desirable res
dences In the city aud the reLt Is low. II
Ladies', call at Mrs. ArnOld's store for bar
0a,ns In millinery. July 1912
All persons knowing themselves indebtG'
to me, whose accounts are past due, wi
please call and settle up At once with the cas-
or q bankable note, | am compelled TO hAY
money TO meet my obligations. j. +. VIM
Dovar. j2St4
For BaleIseVeral second hand vehicles
ridiculouslY low prices 10 make room. D..
sender. jItf
One store room aud dwelling rooms II
Dutch Row and upstairs rooms, corner o
Ninth and Main for rent, A. Geyer. juyioil
Another gne rain last Tuesday night.
Mr.. Jacob Klee has had bis ssl9op front re
painted.
A water hydrant has been put In the court
house yard.
The river still continues high, though IL hal
fallen considerably this week.
MT. u. y. Hall, Of rear Wayerly, lost sew:
eral stacks OF bay and about one-half mile Of
rail fence last Monday BY tire.
Judge John Il. RYland will hold q special
term Of the criminal court at sedalia, com
menclpg on Tuesday, August nth.
Phe farmers now think that with season.
ahie weather from this time unit. frost the '
will make q fair avera1e corn crop.
The repairs on the Laclede hotel are about
completed. Its present condition adds much
10 the appearance OF that part Of Main street.
Work upon the pontoon bridge is progress
Ing slowly on account Of the continued hleh
water. But 1t will be placed In position again.
the oroakers 10 thelcontTary Notwithstanding
The work Of Temodsling the Baptist Female
College 10 being rapidly pushed forward. The
tearing away OF the old buildings on Thir-
tsenth street has improved the appearance OF
the property very much.
The city would paKe a great saying OF
money u Il would take advantage OF the dlrt
work done on the south end Of Sixteenth
street. by Mr.. Robt. Taubman, and macad-
amize II.
Miles, M;npette Slayback, an accomplished
vocalist Of st, LOUIS. who 10 visiting here'has
been requested and has consented to sing Q
sacred solo a. the First Baptist church to-
morrow morning.
Higgipsyille Leader;-It Is now IN order
for Mayor q. Ben RUSSELL, OF Lexington 10
rise up and explain why be called Kansas
City q "moustrosiiy' In his speech on board
the new steamer, A. l.. Mason, at Lexington,
the other day.
We learn from the committee OF arrange
ment that Messrs. Hickman. Leonard ana
Ferguson will surely be at the farmers and
Jsborers' union picnic ON the 2tth' near
Waverly. Conyeyances will be at WaVerlV,
Alma and Corder to take passengers to the
grounds.
We regret 10 learn that Farmer j. u She
walter has recently lost by cholera ali the
fine hogs lately brought by him INTO TINS
county. This last one died since the lst Of this
month. He Is In no way discouraged, how
ever, and will buy others aud ship them here
this fall. Better luck next tune.
Messrs. VIM. Fetie. Louis and Ell. Kist LEFT
Wednesday 10 4 wagon for Denver, Col.
they haYs nothing ln view but sport and The
time 70 be consumed In making the trip Is
NO, TO be considered. they expect. though,
that It will be three months before they get
back to Lexington. Their hunting. nshing
and camping outfits are complete.
HlggInsyille Advance -Rumors are ahoat
that Hieginsyille Is to have another oank'that
y 70 Pc Incorporated with q capital STOCK
III e5O.Qpl and that Hr' =. W. seene' ~
10 become its acting CASHIER. ero'e ,oupk
-
and Jackson Corder. Il is said,are 10 DC hesvy
stockholders. and the new enterprise 10 70 Do
put Into operation without much delay.
We gladly give space to the following from
the HIgglnsville Lsader:-WiI the inteili-
geneer at Lexington % us tns Kindness 70
correct tne mistake u maae ,aS' '''ae W :.
ing mat the LeaaFt Hs' P%nSta'f IVA
ete. 70 IN sllAnee PsPeF' Fne tpAae' WI
CONTINUE 70 issue every "eek as aSta,. iup
western dusTa u y separa.o Puo"'ou
J ssued from TINS once ai'nouEn ~ 'ns 'u'eI.
cat OF the farmers ana iaporerS UNION Vi
this state.
kansas CIV l'mss. July 90 o.eaa o
lege.-We can truthiui'y say .n'S u oen'
Fsmae Colisse' LsAink.on' NO. S."s,saD
iIs REe7s saqps'oH-' ,"e"' a-aasas,
snp,s -. !. - NJ. wholhat
see m
~ o'os'.* 80, sa,nns, a,,.In-
Wntne
#eu' ~ n go go Xxx, "a ws [ven,ure
aauan. " a.. "ha,,ar
'Nu, =. Nv.
s.Im " k's. sa sn,as ,ss nv, ~
saa" y ~ rADs,. 49,
SION ss." hs" nIo" ~ ,.,. .,,v man,
up 10 nAns.' wv Heu'sy," ~ ~n.
plsH nino ' :, VIE. @s.s'~ a. In
- N" !, - Tas,ds, ~.
.as'u,i ~ 80,
noon tne game was es''ea' ioo' na, W..
played ana neitner NINE scored ! any H'.
enc OF tne nlntp inning 'ne tuo'e ''oou se''
fe eeyen. lnree no'e nin : ~ Dp p'a5'S
~ order 70 oreak tne We INC iN'o. ''a
being declared 'ne Vic'ois ~ tue eng o' I'M
t3ih ipning' tne sco'e s'ana'nk ? ~ -"
famevas 'oF three-iouflns ot anS gaze 'fpe'p''
ppich amoHntea " aoou' sSYp' ""'p 'u'
time lcF see'lsmea' WIN ka,' t
slF'sea, ps".st.s ~, liz M ,aon'
Hcmeh nsa A,pp,1." 80. u,s' M.
-Saverlvi- nus'nes. tu" ",e', -"
week VIII wiad UP .he na'' "'' fa'l
OF the county ~ mos' u Tue "u'a' - m
stored 10 our ware NOUS. "
smsh ien =
aot enousn .e' W. s.s %ars.b,
e. Sp?tet -
ph'e.S yenap i-'f r.