The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-08-08
Weekly I%nteIligencer:

Corn is growing beautifully.
No dust to speak OF Thursday.
Lots of people in town Monday.
Cool and pleasant Tuesday night.
Mantels, at WinkIer Furniture &c.
Lawn s]ettees, Mt Winkler Furniture Co.
The Canadian tourists are all home now.
Baby carriages, at Winkler Furniture
Company. 5-2-tf
Siberia refrigcrators, at Winkler Fur
niture Co. 5-2-tf
Every spring suit in the house goes at
cost, at Ii. Sinauer's. a. 7-4tf
Supper at the court house Friday and
Saturday evenings of next week.
Street SPRINKLER Gibson says it's m
times IA long time between showers.
The Missouri Pacific has made n half
fare rate for the st. Louis exposition.
White and fancy vest and summer ties
in endless variety at H.. Sinauer's. 7-lti
Everything goes now at cost prices and
below, at Ahrens'. Read ad. 81 .2t.
rs summer coats for boys from fourteen
to eighteen years ut DC, ut II. Sinauer's.
A good deal of straw has been burned
on the Ray county side of the river lately.
Everything goes now at cost prices and
below, at Ahrens'. Read ad. S-1-2t
The Daughters of the C~onfcderacy will
give a supper Friday and Saturday of next
week.
Boys, be sure to step in at Senden's and
see the Phantom bycicle he has on exhi-
bition.
Ben Hill, the baggagemaster at the Mis-
souri, Pacific depot, has been sick nearly
all week.
You will find the largest assortment OF
summer clothing and negligee shirts at
I'll, Sinauer's. 7-4tf
Hon. Milton Drummond, of the Odessa
Democrat, will assist Assessor Walker in
assessing Sni-a-Bar township.
The 1NTELLIaENCER got in its usual
number of Scoops last week, but some
of them were a little larger than usual.
Justice Chinn, of Wellington, fined
George Barker 81 and costs for an assault
upon George 8. Wallace some months ago
One of the heaviest rains OF the year fell
Thursday forenoon. Judge Ryland esti-
& mates that nearly two inches of rain fell
A fight on Tuesday which resulted in
one OF the participants dying is 'mighty
stale news' ten days after its occurrence
Lonnie Lee has sold his farm containing
112 1-2 acres to Terry Conner for $5,625
nh. &c.. H. &c.,. ,AI AnnlNnlf railaS
south of Wellington.
Judge Bob Hale denies that he uttered
'rebel yell" when he was calling the ex'
~confederates to assemble ut the court
house at IL o'clock Monday forenoon.
Lightning killed a horse belonging tC
William Hart, living on the DIR. Russell
farm, two miles east of Lexington during
the electric storm Thursday morning.
There was to have been a meeting of the
eastern division of the fire department
Tuesday night, but the boys failed t.
show up, and the meeting was not held.
ID. Russell, the carriage maker, has sold
to Jas. X. Green a new loop knot buggy
which is admired by all who see it. Rus
sell is having a wonderful run of business
this year.
Plenty of "local showers" the latter par
of last week. Rain enough fell about thu
public square, to convert the dust into
mud a time or two, while further east no
a drop fell.
The Stanberry Missouri Normal Bust
ness and Shorthand College doubled it
enrolment last year. 1t is an excellenf
and fiourishing institution. It's card APP
pears in this issue.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Ben G. Blincoe and Pearle A. Stewart
which will be celebrated at eden Home"
the residence of the brides parents, OIL
Wednesday, August19, 1891.
As pitiable n sight as one can wei
imagine is the attempt of the "organ" t.
keep up with the procession headed b.
the. INTELLIaENcER. Every time we turl
a corner the Malta gets a little further t.
the rear.
Your attention, reader, is called to tn
card OF ID. Russell, the carriage manufac
turer, which appears in our advertising
columns this week. Wanting anything
in his line you would do well to call oil
him at once.
Newton Gibson, the street sprinkler, i
nursing n badly sprained ankle, receives
by stepping on a rolling stone Monda
afternoon. He was confined to his roor
for a day or two, Mike Vawter taking hi
place on the sprinkling cart.
Jack Dysart bought a half interest yes
terday in Travis Buford's stable on Tent
street, and the firm is now Buiord d by
sart. Jack has been so long in the liver
business that a horse is like one OF tn
hoHiefolks. The new firm will max
things spin.
The Sunday school children Of Chris
church enjoyed n delightful picnic a
Warder church, nine miles west of towr
Tuesday. A good many children an
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