The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-01
Weekly I~ntelligencer.

warm Thursday.
Clean up the alleys.
Flies getting numerous.
A most remarkable summer.
Foggy Wednesday morning.
Keep the cross streets clean.
A shower or two of rain Monday.
Buy your straw hats at IL. Sinauer's.
The river rose four inches Tuesday night.
Lawn %settees, at Winkler Furniture Co.
Sunday was warm, but not unpleasant.
Only a month until the schools begin
again.
Baby carriages, at Winkler Furniture
Company. 5-2-tf
Siberia refrigerators, at Winkler Fur
niture Co. 5-2-tf
A heavy fog hing over this part of crea-
ton Tuesday morning.
Monday was cool enough for the most
delightful summer resort.
Every spring suit in the house goes at
cost, at H.. Sinauer's. Taft
The crop of grass in the court house yard
has been harvested.
Colored celebration at Eighteenth and
Main streets tonight.
Lexington is becoming noted as IA de-
lightful summer resort.
N. Corder, Of Wayerly, denies that he is
about to move to this city.
White md fancy vest n summer ties
- H.. ...I.N, - N G.rauania , Aft
The Episcopal Sunday chool will picnic
at Halls station next Tuesday.
Everything goes now at cost prices and
below, at Ahrens'. Read ad. 81 .2t.
rs summer coats for boys from fourteen
to eighteen years at 25c, at II. Sinauer's.
Everything goes now at cost prices and
below, at Ahrens'. Read ad. S-1-2t
Back Tax Attorney Hicklin is making a
vigorous effort to clean up the delinquent
books.
Boys, be sure to step in at Senden's and
see the Phantom bycicle he has on exhi
bition.
The real estate and personal tax books
for 1891 have been turned over to the coun-
ty collector. .
You will find the largest assortment OF
summer clothing and negligee shirts al
II. s~inauer,s. 7-4tf
New cross-walks rave been put dowr
on Tenth street across Main, and at Ninth
across M lin.
Miss Estelle McGrew barely escaped 6
serious accident by falling out OF hel
buggy Monday.
A north wind blew a few Ray county
mosquitoes over Monday, but not enough
to do much harm.
The German Methodist Sunday schoo
had a very enjoyable picnic near Linwoo'
Lawn farm Thursday.
A flock of wild geese went north Sunda.
night, something said to be very unusua
for this time of year..
The steamer Mason stuck on q sandba
opposite this city Sunday night, and la.
there until 8 o'clock the next morning.
Street Sprinkler Gibson has a good tim
between showers nowadays. He'll I'LL hi
tank and wait until the shower is over.
Soon will the ears of the denizens OF thi
locality be greeted with the "rat-tat-tat
of the drum as the reveille is a
Wentworth Military Academy.
The town COW as a destroyer of weed
and grass along the sidewalks has lost he
power to command respect even from he
most ardent supporters.
The '~official county paper states tina
s'the receipts were then collected"-bu
leaves its readers in doubt as to whethe
the disbursements were paid or not.
While excavating for coal near Waverl
a few days ago Tuck Francisco exhume
a deer horn. 1t had several prongs, an
was buried nearly 80 feet in the ground.
A picnic for the benefit OF the Confede
rate Home will be given in a grove at tn
home of /. N. Mallory, two miles south
east OF Dover, on Thursday, August 1sti
James Aull denies that his horse ra
away last week, and says 1t was a clet
case OF mistaken identity. The NTE
aENcER cheerfnlly makes the correction
A large number of Odd Fellows an
Knights of Pythias attended the picnic
Richmond Wednesday, going over in he
dies and by the Santa Fe. They had a goe
time.
At the regular meeting of DeMolay con
mandery, knights Templar, Monday nigh
the Red Cross degree was conferred upo
John d. PEBBLES, of Corder. A banqu
followed.
The INTELLIaENcER's list OF cole,
advertisements is frightening out,
proprietors of schools recognize its spleI
did circulation among the better class
people of Lafayette county.
Lost, a tan -colored fall jacket. with rol
ing silk embroidery collar, on the ro'
betweFa Lexington and Wellington, SUI
day. The finder will please leave 1t
this office. Suitable reward.
In Justice Bryant's court at Higgin
Vile Saturday William Harper, colore
was convicted Of boarding moving trai
on the railroad, and sent to the coun
iail in default of a fine of so and costs.
In Justice Prices court Monday, Robe
Tucker. a white man, and Nelson Triple
colored, charged with disturbing t
peace at Wellington, June 2s, were d
charged upon trial, there being Insult
cient evidence to convict them.
It is the duty and should be the pleasu
of every good citizen to zee that the stre'
and alleys In his neighborhood are Ike
free from disease breeding obstruction
Some OF the streets in Lexington won
be condemned In a Central African heath
village.
Harrison Miller, colored; charged wi
criminally assaulting Pinkie William
an 11-year-old coiored girl, two weeks az
waived preliminary hearing In JUST
Wallace's court Wednesday, and In
fault Of $500 bail, was remanded to jail
await the action of the grand jury. Hic
lin a Welborn are the defendants ATTIC
neys.
Tailor Wade's list of boarders has be
augmented by the incarceration OF l.
Bowlen and Hannah Bassett, convicted
the theft OF a skif from the river fro
here, n escaping with 1t to Waiver
where they were arrested and tried
Justice Halls court. The Bowlsn WON
goes for Twenty-Five days and Bassett
thirty. They were brought up from W
verify Tuesday afternoon.
Nettie Shelby, colored, pleaded guil
Thursday, in Justice Prices court 10
assault upon the two children OF asoI
Webb, residing on Tenth street, Q we
ago to-day, and was fined 81 and cos