The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-04-23
MADE MOSTLY OF MINOR MATTERS
Sad, Sober, Solid and ouccinct Sayings
--Nubs of News and Nice NOthings
Tales of Teas and Tomatoes
Tartly and Truly Told.

Police court matters quiet.
May will come in on Sunday.
See Geyer's new advertisement.
Columbia wants more railroads.
The river was rising Wednesday,.
Probate court will meet Monday, May 9.
Farmers complaining of too much rain.
The steamer Mason left st. Louis Thurs
A few flakes OF snow fell Tuesday after
noon.
The "good weather after Easter" is
coming.
The Higginsville schools will close on
the 2sth.
The family of Mrs. Grady have.moved
into town.
H%ailstones as large as wainuts fell Sun
day afternoon.
Tickets for the Little Tycoon for sale at
Loomis book store.
A suspicion of green tints the wood on
the other side of the river.
McElroy Bros. advertise that they will
leave Lexington next week.
j. H. Sender has sold his stock of goods
to a firm from independence.
Sedalia merchants are being postered
with "green goods circulars.
&c to Bour & Son for hams, shoulders,
bacon and lard. Home cured. f2O11t
The steamer Mason arrived at st. Louis
at 2 O'Clock Monday afternoon.
Sedalia's Uniform Rank, Knights of
Pythias, has been recognized.
A man just from Florida says there are
indications OF the return of spring.
That Ray county ground hog must have
seen his double instead OF his shadow.
Paymaster King, OF the Missouri Pacific,
paid along the Lexington branch Sunday.
Scalp sores, fever and dryness are cured
by Halrs Vegetable Sicilisn Hair Remover.
There was a good deal OF business in the
stores Saturday. The weather was delight
full.
Wall Paper. New stock and lowest
prices. Call and see for yourself, at
Egle's. 4-9-tf
The largest and finest assortment of
Candy and Fruit in the city at Eggleston
q Ewing's. 2-27-tf
A new gas chandelier has been added to
the fxturesof the record room OF the cir
cult clerks office.
Dried Apricots, Peaches, Apples, Grapes,
and California Pltted Cherries Mt Eggle-
aton & Ewing's. 2-27-tf
j. w. Branch was up rom Higginsville
roads and streets.
If the saying be true, Grain on Easter
brings seven wet Sundays" we're in for
two months OF damp weather.
The Amateur Opera Company of this
city will present "The Little Tycoon" at
Hagen's opera house Monday night.
Several just too sweet Easter bonnets
were shown Sunday. Son of the boys
blossomed in new and handsome suits.
The finest line of Candies, Fruits and
Nuts ever brought to Lexington at
TRIaa's.
Seedless and. Ondura Cooking Raisins,
and genuine Leghorn Citron at
TRIaa's.
The INTELLIaENCER presses have turn
ed out another large lot of small bills for
} Emil Ludwigs, "the flying Dutchman."
Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Raisins,
Citron, Cranberries, California Prunes,
Currants, all fresh at Eggleston d Ew-
ing's 2-27-tf
The INTELLIaENcER got in a few more
than the usual number of scoops on its
sleepy Lexington contemporaries last
week.
A nice line of Wall Paper to select from
All new goods. No old styles to select
from. Give me a call before buying.
4-9-tf A. EaLE.
Eggleston d Ewing's is the place to buy
/ your goods, everything the heart can wish
} for, that is kept in a frst-class grocery
/ store. 2-27-tf
. A small hous belonging to Mr. Stallion
near Page City and occupied by Mrs. Jop-
l lin, was burned with its contents last
week.
i. The directors of the Kansas City and
Missouri River Packet Company nave or,
dered that the steamer State of Kansas bt
put in the st. Louis and Kansas City trade
about the middle of May.
Prof. A. j. Sparks has succeeded Prof
G. w. Marquis as principal of the Aims
public schools, the latter having resigned
3 to push his canvass for county collector
! before the democratic primary.
The INTELLIaENcER this week printed
half-sheet posters for the Little Tycoon
: 1t is the only newspaper Office in Lexing.
ton employing skilled workmen in every
department, and capable of turning GU
: satisfactory poster work.
Latest Styles Millinery al
:, Mrs. S. P. Arnold's, I2c
Z. Main street. .,6,,
At Friday nights session OF Muliigar
post, Grand Army of the Republic, a com.
= mittee of three was appointed to prepare
u programme of exercises on Decoration
day, May 80. A soldiers banquet viii
occur at night.
, The INTELLIGENCER enjoyed a pleasant
!, call this week from Messrs. Charley Hill
= anu lhoiiiuS Niartiu, VI lh~uepeHuenCe
a who were prospecting around Lexington
with a view of going into business here
They are rafting good men and should
be royalty welcomed.
In of winter diet and Ii Oh
of open air exercise, the whole phys lea.
mechanism becomes impaired. Aver,
Sarsaparilla is the proper remedy, in the
spring OF the year, to strengthen the appe,
lite, ~invigorate the system, and expel al
impurities from the blood.