The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-05-16
Weekly %IntelIigencer:

eai Suiluuys
A cold wave Sunday.
Probate court this week.
A little frost Sunday night.
Acorn Cook Stoves. Senden's.
Alaska Refrigerators. Senden's.
Full line of Hardware. Senden's.
Hammock Carts. Senden's.
Mantels, ut Winkler Furniture Co.
Expanded Metal Fence. Senden's.
House Furnishing Goods. Senden's.
Agency Columbus Buggy Co. Senden's.
Balm Farm Wagons. Senden's. 4-25-tf
Go 70 Bour's for cheap groceries. 2-21t10.
Lawn s%ettees, at Winkler Furniture Co.
The Third ward schools will close on the
9th.
Siberia refrigerators, at Winkler Fur
niture Co. 5-2-tf
Company. 5-2-tf
A full line OF spring millinery at Mrs.
Moorehead's. 5-2-3t
Yes the hog, the cow and the town mule
are privileged characters.
There seems to be plenty of early 'gar-
den sass" on the market.
Country cured hams, shoulders, bacon
and lard. Bour & Son. feb14t-may1
A full line OF notions, flowers N trim
mings at Mrs. Moorehead's. 5-2-3t
A new street crossing has been put down
at Main street and Broadway.
Everything in ribbons to be had in the
! M py at "a Fn To fnIrI nt ATpg MnnrnhnnI' a.
Go to BOur q Sons for hams, shoulders,
bacon and lard, of their own make. fcb14tf
1t has been stated that ~Forepaugh's cir
Gus will visit Lexington sometime in
June.
For Sale.-A second hand steam ooker
Call and see il ut 9raham's tin store,
FRANKLIN avenue. II
Recorder Meet had three plain DRINKS
Monday. All pleaded guilty, were fined
IS each n paid cash.
Black silk parasol LEFT at office OF +.
Winsor & Son in Aprfk Owner call and
get it and pay for thB Notice. 1t
Call early and make your selections
from Mrs. Moorehead's large line of every
thing in millinery and notions. 5-2-3t
Acouple of female Salvation Army howl
ers struck town Tuesday and were mis-
taken for advance curiosities from the
circus.
d. Sailing ANNOUNCES that he is again
fixed up for business. t All in need OF a
good boot or shoe shonld give him a call;
also for repairing. 4t
DR.. j. L. Dunbar, the specialist, will
visit this city on the Both, and remain a
couple OF weeks, stopping Mt the Grand
Central hotel.
The students Mt the state university
nave challenged the Wentworth cadets to
a drill contest, to take place here some
time this month.
game once or twice this season, on which
occasion the captain was presented with
a box of "two-fers."
The interior OF the post Office has been
thoroughly renovated, a couple OF colored
women having spent two days this week
with mop and buster.
The G. r. Suter came down from Kan
sas City Saturday, took on the balance of
the coal ordered, and returned to the
mouth of the Kaw that night.
Henry and Ben Smith have decided to
establish a grocery store at Carthage, and
John Smith, another brother, will engage
in the oil business at Joplin.
e. Winsor & Son, real estate agents, sold
the George L. Trail farm, Of 100 acres, four
miles south of Lexington, on the Column
bus road, to M. G.. Jacobs for = 1850.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
ton last Friday night, some money was
sold as high US S39 and $40 bonus.
Ahrens' Great Nine Days
Bargain Sala Of Dry Goods.
Read all about it elsewhere.
H.. C.. Chiles has sent i'm an order fol-
thirty-six seats for the matinee perform
ance of Thomas's orchestra at Kansas City
on the 3Oth, when Miss Fleming will sing.
A gentleman from a distance has been
here for a few days, looking for a business
location, and talked OF buying MIR. Rldg-
ell's interest in the Grand Central hotel.
II may be that Ed Burrowes, of the Sc
dalia Gazette, has induced q couple OF
"halleluiah lasses' to invade Lexington,
in the hope OF converting City Recorder
Meet.
E.. Winsor & Son, real estate agents,
sold for Amos II. Whitsett his building
and lot on the corner of Eighth street and
:, FRANKLIN avenue to Margaret Jackson for
S4O0.
A good deal of uneasiness was felt Sun
DAY, on account Oh cbTUaln udrh, OHllnOuh
clouds which hung in the western skies.
There was very little wind and scarcely
any lightning.
A farmer from the MAYHEM neighbor-
hood said Wednesday that some farms
were needing rain. The land has broken
up hard and cioddy, and q heavy harrow
has little effect upon much of it.
The Lexington ponton bridge is now in
a condition of inocuous desuetude, the
pieces being tied up on either bank of the
river. The ferry boat is doing all the
transfer business.-Richmond Conserya.
tor.
A team of gray horses belonging TO DR.
Fulkerson, and left unhitched in front o.
Tevis's drug store, ran away Saturda.
night. The horses were stopped below
Green & Dysart's livery stable before any
great damage had been done.
The United States internal revenue take
= will hereafter have to be paid on July LIST
instead of on May 1st, as heretofore. Tn
! special tax onmanufactured tobacco, cigars
etc., have been abolished and dealers il
= these articles will after May 1st not hav,
= TO consult Uncle Sam first.
Barnum lat the pearly gate:)-"Pleas'
, open." st. Peter from within)-"Wht
are your" Observation-Disclosures IT,, of Con
n~ecticut." st. P~eter.-Can't come In here
5 Barnum.-"What! Have / no show here?'
st. Peter.-"No; you had your show oil
- earth.
y Mrs. George Dealey, OF Dallas, Texas
= who spent a couple of months here til,
, guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
u Allen, writes that she is nicely settled II
, her new home in one of the fashionabl,
suburbs Of Dallas, and likes her surround
= ings very much.
The family which occupied the old tum
ble-down house at the corner OF Four
, tenth street and Franklin avenue, moved
away Saturday. NJ oldest girl OF tn,
family. about 10 years OF age, was gain
ing some notoriety as a beggar, asking TO
4 anything from cold bread to silk dresses
Query-lf Sixteenth or College street !
Il graded and drained, what are the poo
u town hogs that derive their chief enjoy
/. ment from wallowing IN the mud puddle
n that lend e"nchantment and chuck holes Il
this favorite thoroughfare to do i9r tbei
rations of solid comfort?
The May term OF the Johnson count.
criminal court, Judge John E. Ryland, o
!, this city, presiding, was disposed of il
u one week, there being but one conviction
a The murder case against Ridley Thomas
on change Of venue from Saline county