The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-06-27
Weekly I~ntelligencer.

Wheat harvest.
Quiet in police circles.
Now for a harvest boom.
Monday was fair and warm.
Strawberries about all gone.
liaspbcrrics are in the market.
Sedalia wants a grain elevator.
a change OF the moon tomorrow.
Mantels, ut Winkler Furniture Co.
Lawn s~cttces, ut Winkler Furniture Co.
= Baby carriages, at Winkler Furniture
Company. 5-2-tf
Siberia reirigerators, at Winkler Fur
niture Co. 5-2-tf
Work was begun on Sixteenth street
Tuesday.
The Western Candy company will be
r%eorganized.
There is promise OF an abundant yield
of raspberries.
Sedalia will pave Second sire ct in that
city with asphaltum.
Harvesting machinery makes the most
popular music these days.
Try II box of w. b. Schultz's axle grease
The best in the world. 5-23-6t
The session acts of 1891 have been re-
ceived and distributed.
Sender sold u combination carriage to
George Sedwick Wednesday.
Slaughter sale of hats at Mrs. Moore
heads for two weeks, beginning to-day.
w. Is. Schultz is selling 74o deodorized
stove gasoline Mt 10 cents u gallon straigh
w. b. Schultz's engine oil is "out of
sight" OF any goods in its line; 40 cents a
gallon. 5-23-8t
The farmers are praying for a few days
of such weather as we had Monday and
Tuesday.
j.. Ill. Sender, on Tuesday, sold a fine
three-fourth side bar top buggy to Will
liam Smith.
500 trimmed ARD untrimmed hats at half
price at Mrs. Eaoorehead's for the next
two weeks. 6-27-2t
A valuable Jersey cow belonging to b.
h. Ireland, cashier of the Commercial
bank, died Sunday.
w IL oShuibA iuo Nv u Vi
and harness oil. II is the boss leather
oil; so cents a g~allon:s 5-23-6t
The Turner Hall saloon was entered by
burglars Wednesday night, and some $40
taken from the cash drawer.
j. ID. Shewalter, who owns some fast
horses, bought IL Frazier track sulkey
from j. II. Sende Wednesday,.
j. IL. Sender has sold to Prof. j. Q,
Chambers, OF Wentworth Male Academy,
an American Rambler safety bicycle for
Sl25.
Recorder Meet is having the little room
adjoining his Office papered up nicely, and
will use it as a bedroom. His nephew,
George Taylor, did the work.
The INTELLIaENoER has just received
and stored several tons of paper, as mucf
as any two other printing offices in thu
county will consume in a year.
Justice Wallace will try the case agains
Harrison Sickler, charged with keeping
bawdy house at Higginsville, July LIST
The case has been hanging for some time
Go to w. b Schultz for the best harves
oil on the market. viii not gum, will
not run off in hot sun, is heavy, N stay
where you put it. Price fifty cent a gal
lon. 6-6-5t.
There are a good many items of news il
this weeks INTELLIGENCER which tn
'organ" is at liberty to clip and run with
out credit il it wants to-. The big paper il
magnanimous.
A negro named Ossie Rathman was al
rested at Wellington Monday, by Consta
BILE Young, of this township, and fined :
for jumping on and off moving trains. II
promised to pay.
Last Wednesday the Kentucky Gazette
published at Lexington, celebrated its 25tl
anniversary. The event was signalize'
by an entertainment in the Benz. Graf
park of that city.
Great slices of the Ray county bank O
the Missouri river, near the old ponto
bridge landing, slipped into the waite
Monday afternoon. The commotion coul
be plainly seen from this side.
Allen u Lamborn, of Tacoma, Wash
formerly of this city, have sent the In
TELLIGENCER a specimen of a neat three
color business card, which shows clos
attention and excellent work.
The INTELLIaENCER has several pound
OF heavy hemp cord, in lengths OF eigh
or ten feet. III any of our farmer friend
need such Irvine and will call they can q
1t free OF cost. 1t is of excellent lit,
Some twenty-five gun clubs have sign.
paI thafr intantinn nf nartiaipafinu In III
formation of the amateur shooting assC
citation and taking part in the tournamen
to be held here August 18th, 18th and l4tl
Joe Hewitt, confined in the Pettis cour
ty Jail awaiting trial for a criminal al
sault, tried to commit suicide by hapgm
= last week, but the rope brdfe, at whic
Ed. Burrowes, OF the Gazette, set up
wall.
The poisoning case at Odessa was a lit
old after it had been printed in the IL
TELLIaENcER, but the 'organ" used ii q
the same. The "organ" is in the habit
getting there either next week or I'll
week after.
~ belonged TO the union army at Cha
cellorsville, yet fought under Lee" sa
an old union vet the other day. "How {
YOU explain that?' asked "A bystande
"Why at charlottesville Lee was on top
was the answer.
The Young Peoples Society of Christii
Endeavor of the Presbyterian church ga
a moonlight picnic Tuesday evening,
the residence of j. w. Bayse, East Sou
street, which was a very pleasant and e
jOyable affair.
The paper upon which the INTEL
aENCER is now printed costs nearly twi
as many cents per pound as that used
any other Lexington publication. II
INTELLIGENoER, like its readers, will ha
nothing but the best.
Shelby d Co. have just received a fl
line of china, ~queensware, fruit ia
crockery, etc. We respectfully invite O
friends to call and examine the same. '
also carry u full line of the best quail
OF groceries and meats of all kim
Shelby q Co. 7-2O-4t
Shelby Il Co. have just received a f
line of china, queensware, fruit jars croc
cry, etc. We respectfully invite our frien
to call and examine the same. We a
carry a full line OF the best quality
groceries and meats of all kinds. Shell
eco. 7-2O-4
A bolt of lightning struck the corner