The weekly intelligencer., 1892-06-11
MADE MOSTLY OF MINOR MATTERS

81 Tales OF Teas ana tomatoes
Tartly and Truly Told.
Well celebrate.
Rain Wednesday.
Hot enough now.
The election is over.
Spring sure Monday.
Council Monday night.
Rain Tuesday morning,
= Farmers are quite busy.
Monday was stock sale day.
Vacation at all the schools now.
The 4th OF July comes on Monday.
A slight shower between and Sunday
evening.
Home grown strawberries are getting
plentiful.
An old-fashioned basket picnic on the
4th Of July.
Rain and sunshine took turns about
Wednesday.
Swimming in the river has broken out
among the boys.
There was good business at some OF
Z ne stofss Saturday.
t,5ins Thermometers showed SO degrees
1st TIE shade Thursday.
Remnant sale, bargains for all. Come
and see NJ. +. Royle & Son
The Mason lett st Louis Thursday after
noon with 500 tons OF freight.
some grocers were selling new Texas
potatoes Saturday, at 70 bushel.
The ice men have hardly made begin
ming on their storage capacity.
Higginsville Knights OF Pythias are ar
ranging for a 4th of July celebration.
The state Pharmaceutical Association
will meet at Excelsior Springs next Tues
day.
The steamer State of Kansas passed up
at II O'Clock Saturday forenoon, heavily
loaded.
Ike Vinegar fought Mat Walker, and
WI be tried for it in Justice Prices court
on the 18th
Some ballots were thrown out through
defects. A county candidate lost his vote
in the Fourth ward.
A splendid stone cnrbing has been put
down at the Travis Buford place, corner
Eighteenth and Main streets.
Time aud tide wait for no man, neither
do the bargains we offer at special sale.
Read ad. nj. +. RoyLE a. Son.
The finest line of Candies, Fruits and
Nuts ever brought TO Lexington at
TgIea's.
The steamer Mason passed down at
a. m. Saturday. landing below the ferry
dock and unloading some freight for w
H. Stevenson.
The house on Main street, between Fiji
feenth and sixteenth streets, belonging
to Mrs. Sarah Dawson, is being put in
excellent repair.
Will Charlton caught catfish which
weighed 90 pounds Wednesdsy, the largest
.fish Of that species taken from the river
here this reason.
The county court adjourned Wednes-
day afternoon until the 2ith, when the
semi-annuaI licenses Of the dramshops
will come up for renewal.
The ssmemoriai Window for The chapel
at the Confederate Home will probably be
in place by the dedication. The vote stood
as follows: General Price sO6, General
Bowen 8, General Marmaduke l.
Higginsville is 10 have the electric light.
Two dynamos of 7iO lamp capacity are to
be put IN and for The pfesept there VIII
be eight are and fosts Iiscah aes0tlst
-3ichts. Ifiee'at9i'iS
galesss as,s
Is IS peyer too late
For sinail;or great
TO Rett remnants OF Royle.
Two steamboats, in one day Saturday,
the first time such a thing has occurred
here In years, revived memories OF rye
oIden time" when as many as seven or
eight have been tied up here at one time.
III. w. Winsor has been commissioned
notary public BY Governor Francis. He
will take ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and admins
ter oaths. Call at his Office, opposite
court house, for any business in this line
or insurance. 6-11-2t
EuEIANiuH uOut ut hRnits--HidtJ II =
Vaughan, graduate OF the School Of
Engraving IN Chicago, is prepared to do
all kinds oil work in tnat line. Orders
lett at Vaughan & McClelland's or with
G. M Vaughan. 5-2f-tf
James Mnlligan assaulted Iaaae Jacobs
with beer glass Monday evening, cut
ting cash in his face. He was arrested
ant
Prices court, and the case was set for
hearing on the 18th.
Misses Dora ard Anna Steele gave GRO
quet party Thursday evening, at the resi-
denee OF their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
steele, on Third street, which proved a
mosE eniopapI6 6il4ir. lee cream and
irkHb3ffiea Hefs setsfd.
si,,l1a shisi liees at Kansas city.
His Dame ii Gray Ahd be was arrested fer
Stlaifng the 100zpound cover OF a coal
hole, which he removed from the sidewalk
and sold to a Junk dealer. Gray AYERS
that the man owasa MI. 6eme money aad
he pulled .tl,e seal {, srseet cys,ls
ii rDcu.s, -. f5ibely ss{fs REQ
llls hral.l 80 .ss.if 4 dties is.tlsse lice.
y d mas opened an Office over the Com
1nercial Bank, where he may be found
at all hours Of the day, when not out OH
professional duty His residence is in
the Ardinger house, corner Main and
Sixteenth streets.
Wanted. General State Agent to open
headquarters in some principal city, as
sumo control OF our business, ana appoint
local and sub-agents in every city in this
state. goods in universal demand, and pay