The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-07-04
Weekly I~ntelligencer.
Mantels, at Winkler Furniture Co.

The best in the world. 5-23-6t
Every spring suit in the house goes at
cost, ut Ii. Sinauer's. 7-4tf
White and fancy vest and summer ties
in endless variety at II. Sinauer's. 7-4tf
IS summer coats for boys from fourteen
to eighteen years at 25c, at IL. Sinauer's.
Il. B. Farley purchased a pony canopy
top phaeton from j. IL. Sender the other
day.
Mayor Russell had not signed the ''goose
ordnance at l O'Clock yesterday after
w. b. Schultz's engine oil is 'out of
sight of any goods in it's line; 40 cents a
gallon. 5-23-6t
500 trimmed and untrimmed hats at half
price at Mrs. Moorehead's for the next
two weeks. 6-27-2t
You will find the largest assortment of
summer clothing and negligee shirts at
III. Sinauer,s. 7-4tf
s Twenty Knights Templar and fifty
Masons attended the funeral OF w. b.
Steele yesterday.
Jno. @. Young, No. 2, purchased a
Brewster side bar single buggy from j. IL.
Sender Thursday.
Green & Dysart have sold their livery
stable business to Travis Buford, who
took possession Wednesday,.
There was quite a blow about $3.50
Thursday night and people thought
another storm was coming.
j. II. Sender knows a good thing, and
occupies a large space in to-day's issue to
advertise the Thoroughbred" buggy.
Our Viennese baker, F. Drawn, has had
his wagon remodeled. The top Is new
and was ordered from st. Louis by j. II.
sender.
The a and city marshal have moved
their offices to the room On the ground
floor in the rear of the Morrison-W Went
worth bank.
The INTELLIaENcER press has furnish
ed neatly printed copies to oil the city
hotels OF the act approved March "a, 1891 for
the protection of hotel and inn-keepers.
Go to w. B Schultz for the best harvest
oil on the market. Will not gum, will
not run off in hot sun, is heavy, and stays
where you put it. Price fifty cent a gal
lon. 6-6-ot.
The young men, named Shay and DUN
can, pleaded guilty before Justice Wallac's
Thursday to jumping on and off moving
trains, and were fined 81 each and costs.
Both liquidated.
They were speaking of a young lady
who seldom attended church. She.-"Miss
- could scarcely find the hymns" He.
81 noticed, however, that she could find
the 'hims' all right"
Three or four counciimen, at the special
council meeting Tuesday night, expressed
themselves in the hope that some day the
town COW and and town hog would share
the late of the own goose.
James Wall was arraigned before JUS
tice Wallace Monday, and fined % and
costs for jumping on n of moving
trains, at Wellington. He paid up. Con-
stable Young made the arrest.
William Gibson one of the men arrested
at Wellington for jumping on and off
moving trains, was arraigned before Jus
tice Wallace Monday, and had his case
continued until Thursday OF next week.
A "Tightning calculator and a sleight
of hand man have beer holding things
down on the street corners for the past
few days. A good many people parted
with their quarters, nickels and dimes.
The Farrar Zouayes, the crack military
company of Independence passed through
here this morning on their way to Sweet
Springs. This company is made up o.
boys ranging from fourteen TO seventeen
years old.
The review edition of the Sedalia Ga
zette, twenty-four pages, was issued yes
terday, and is quite a creditable produc
ton. The principal business houses
private residences and citizens are writer
up and illustrated.
The school board held a short but un
important meeting Wednesday night,an'
adjourned without transacting much bust
ness. A few accounts were audited ant
allowed. No action wa taken in tn
First ward building matter.
McCausland, Young u McCausland,w h'
last Friday purchased the M. j. Chin
stock, as mentioned in the TEL
aENcER, are going to dispose OF thu
stock, IL cheap prices and a page adver
tisement in the INTELLIeENcER will do it
Shelby & Co. have just received q ful
line OF china, queensware, fruit jars crock
ery.etc. We respectfully invite our friend
to call and examine the same. We ais
carry a full line of the best quality c
groceries and meats of all kinds. Shelb
n 7-20-4t
William Adkins, charged with havin
made a deadly assault upon his hall
brother, Clarence Ridge, at Higginsvill'
n month ago, was given a preliminar
hearing Saturday, and bound over {
await the action of the grand jury
$1,000.
II the pictures of Ed. Burrowes, manag
ing editor; Frank Moore, city editor, an
w. 8. Allen, telegraph editor, printed !
the review edition of the Sedalia Gazett
are good likenesses, there Is no long
any reason to wonder why the pap
changed politics two months ago.
Shelby & Co. have just received a flu
line of china, queensware, fruit jar
crackery, etc. We respectfully invite OF
friends to call and examine the m v
also carry a full line of the best qualit
of groceries and meats of all kin
shelby 81 Co. 7-2O-4t
At Monday nights meeting of Lexinl
ton lodge, Knights of Pythias, Past Cha
cellor e.. w. Price was elected as repr
sentative to the grand lodge, which mee
Mt st. Joseph in October. The rank
ESQUIRE was conferred upon Frank al
Ed. Bowman, and the rank OF KING
upon George Schawie.
A citizen and prominent business ms
in conversation with an INTELLIGENCE
reporter Tuesday afternoon, urged L
importance of a more vigorous war ups
the Migrants of the city. "When one
these fellows is convicted" said he,
hall and chain should be fastened to
ankle, and he be made to work upon t
streets. Other cities do this; why n
Lexington9" His suggestions are per
nent.
Captain James Zimmerman, OF st. Loi
president OF the state ex-confederate &
sociation of Missouri, arrived from Hi
0insyilIe last night and departed at mi
night for. st. Louis. The first burial to-
nlace yesterday.in the person OF an inma
named Simpson, who died Wednesda
simnsou served during the war in a Nor
Co-oIina reeiment. The funeral took pla