The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-03-25
A yeritable family medicine box, Be,

A veritable family medicine box, Beech-
ANS Pills.
The best twenty-five cent dinner In
town at Powell's restaurant. 2-1s-tf.
The Musical Club met with Miss Mary
Wilson,, last night.
Negligee and white shirts from the
cheapest to the best at H. Sinauer's. 3
1t is said that a constant diet Of sausage
will make the meekest boarder growl.
A large line of childrens' suits from
S1.Oo up at ID. S~inauer's. 3-25-3t.
Rev. 7. M. Horne, Of Odessa, preached
at the Methodist church last Sunday, both
morning and evening.
You will find the nobbiest hat and
neckwear at IL. Sinauer's. s-25-3t.
County Treasurer Lse II. billiard, Jack
Skilimau, Ike and Louis Gratz attended a
dance near Dove last night.
Tuesday was the beginning of spring
according to the almanac. The sun came
up in good shape and the air throughout
the day was warm and balmy.
NV boAiiS1oH hthletlc CluD Will nOiQ
a meeting at the court house next Tues
day night at eight o'clock and all the
members are urged to be present.
The people who have secured a branch
court at Hlgginsville will find that they
haven't half so much ''courtin'' to do as
they thought they would have.
There will be no advance in prices at the
Palmer House during the Worlds Fair
and no discounts will be made during
that period. Contracts for rooms during
the Fair can now be made. 3-25-tf
The little ones of the Christian Sunday
school had q lively picnic at the Sunday
school rooms last Saturday afternoon from
/ to 8 O'Clock. Undea the charge OF Miss
Laura Mitchell they enjoyed themselves
hilariously.
Uncle Joe Chinn thinks that new side
walk a disgrace to civilization. Another
citizen thinks 1t ought to be covered in.
Mayor Russell and Judge Catron object
to II because it is not near enough to COOS
pond to fish from.
will make you a suit or a pair of pants
to order from five to ten per cent cheaper
than any merchant tailor. Perfect fit and
first class work guaranteed or no sale.
ii. SINAUER,
Agent for Mills q Averill, st. Louis,
and Lamon & Co., Chicago. 3-25-3t.
Emil Ludwigs will receive In a few days
a trial set OF telephones, which he will
run from G. q. Ludwigs' 'jewelry store to
Vaughan IL McClelland's grocery store
II 1t Is a success, a stock company will be
organized and service put in at once.
The following pupils were on roll O.
honor in the Harris school, Napoleon
during the last month: Ida Drewel, Anna
Drewel, Alice Gray, Gertrude Dennis, Ed
Oelschleger, Henry Oelschleger, Wiley
Roy, Pearl Smith and Bedford Chinn.
Mr.. Reginald de Koven, the composer
Of Robin Hood" and other comic operas
who is now attracti ng so much attention
in the musical world, has written his first
set of independent waltzes, which The
Ladies' Home Journal will publish in III
next issue.
l have on exhibition, free OF any charge
the very latest in spring suits, consisting
of double and single breasted, round and
square sack coats, and three and fouI
button cutaway at popular prices. Come
and take a look at them.
3-25-3t. II. SINAUER.
The singing Of the quartette composed
of Tom r. Yingling, first tenor; Will j
Bandon, second tenor; A. w. Smith, bari.
tone and Ed. Moorman, basso, was quite
fine and immensely enjoyed by the con.
gregation, which afterwards listened to 6
sermon on Daniels prophecy, by Elder
Goode.
The following mob, chaperoned by Miss
Carrie Ryland, invaded the INTELLIGEN.
GER sanctum Monday morning:-Misi
Carrie Ford, of e. A. Seminary, Mis-.
Stella Ryland, of Honesty Hill, and Miss
Pearl Reeder, of College Mound. Theil
call was a pleasant one, N IL the editor
has a few more white hairs In his heat
than he had previous to their invasion, 1
was no from fright.
superintendent w. 1T. Longshore haI
been urged by the friends of education Il
make the race for county school commits
sioner, and he has at last concluded to d,
so. Prof. L%ongshore Is nearing the clos
of his second years work at H~igginsviile
He Is a full course graduate. OF the stat
Normal at Warrensburg. After gradua
ton he was called to the chair OF scienc
In Otterville College. Cooper county, Nc
From there he was chosen s%uperinten
dent of public schools Of Westport, an
from there he came to his present position
He 10 an active educator and stands hig
In his profession and is an experience
institute worker. He was president
the Missouri Valley Teachers Associatio
during the past year and the meeting wa
the largest and best in the history of th
association.
CRIMINAL COURT.
In the round up Of the criminal couI
last week the following disposition wa
made of the cases before It:
Jno. Prock and Mike Lancaster, az
; quilted.
State vs.. VIM. William Trigg, assault [
kill fined 500; Otto iBauerle, gambling
fined SEQ.
State vs.. Jas. Denny, disturbing VOL
ship, dismissed; Otto Bauerle, keepin
gambling device, dismissed.
, The following cases were continued:
State vs.. l. H. Patterson, assault Il kill
j. ii. Hinson, same; Hal. Farris, seiIin
liquor on Sunday, two counts-bond fol-
feited and writ issued against ~securitie,
Jas. Keith, selling liquor on Sunday
Robert Sandifer, resisting offices and al
sault.
The following were fined and SCI
to Jail:
Jas. Starke, carrying concealed weapon
five days; VIM. +. Moore, gambling, O
and jailed till paid; Samuel Martin, PEE
jury 4th degree, six months in jail, b,
pardoned on petition.
The girl Bessie Walker was found gull
OF arson, and was sent to the reforl
school for five years; VIM. Nelson, Davi
Willis, Christ Duncan and Dick Ware
were all sent to the ~penitentiary. Crime
and sentences given elsewhere.
: SPECIAL TERM.
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