The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-11-17

: Missouri.
Wanted-An opera house.
Schawe q Weis lead; others follow. Il
Farmer makes low prices to purchassr
OF full boxes OF cigars. 11-17.8t
Rev. J. M. Boone preached ct the Meth.
odist church Thursday night.
Go to Mullinix & Co.'S for Murdock's
pure Spices, ~fiavoring Extracts. 11-17tf
A new lodge Of the "woodmsn OF the
World' has been launched at Wellington.
J.. H. Grumpke and q. O. Waller shipped
hogs from Wellington to Kansas City
Monday.
The Higgiusville Leader IL still print
ing f~alsehoods about Capt. Andrew and
the county court.
A splendid lot Of underwear, gloves,
mittens and hosiery, at the Golden Rule.
Call and see them. 11-l7-tf
The corner stone of the Methodist
church at Higginsville Wa lard last week
| with appropriate ceremonies.
Hoods s~arsaparills acting through the
blood. reaches every part Of the system.
and in this way positively cures catarsh.
Mr.. Clarence worthington will 70 into
the collectors ONCE about the 0rst Of
December, and assist In the tax collsc.
tions.
The transfer company keeps . call book
at the Mammoth livery stable, sad' one at
the Grand Central hotel. Lsavs orders ct
these places. l0.27.tf
Just received q new lins Of Guitars.
violins, Bauios, Mandolins, Aocordioas
and other musical goods ct Grimes 4
Venable's. 11.17.tf
Fire started In . negro cabin on nth
street yesterday. but by the time the Ore
department was out IL was pat out BY the
backet brigade.
For Stoves, Tinwars. Whites Round
Oak, Riverside, Superior air-tight oak. al
hrst-class oak stoves, 60 to 0chawe d
Weis, Main street. 1O-18tf
lack Wright ON Monday sold to J. ,.
Locke 35 head Of one and two year old
steers for s21.50 per head. Mr.. Locke
shipped them to Kansas City.
Mr.. 3. F. Graves, who haslhssn wander.
ing around in the wsst for the iast -
years, and the last four years In Noatan.
ma. has come back homo 70 live. He hes
had enough Of the great west.
We have q large lot Of Table Kn,vss and
Forks, ranging from so cents q sst TO
forty dollars per dozen. We have . iarxs
line Of Pocket Knives and Rasors. Call
and examine for yourselves. Grimes q
Venable. l1.l7.tf.
The Wellington Globe says: "Our valued
friend, Hon. John 8. Blackwell, made the
most logical and clean cut speech that We
have heard during the campaign, last
Saturday evening. What . congrsssman
he would make"
Frank B. Fulkerson. who wa born and
raised In this county, has been elected
prosecuting attorney Of johnson county.
He is a graduate Of Missouri STATE Univsr.
sity and an exceedinRly bright younG
man. Success did 70 crow the demo.
Gratis hopes. Frank has our good wishes.
Hon. Edwin Silver, Of Jefferson City,
attended the silver-Auli wedding herr
this week, and made the INrELLloHMcnl
a pleasant call. MI. Silver IL one OF the
leading politicians In Missouri, and standl
high In democratic circles. He 10 not very
much elated over the election, aud think
BANDS defeat was . great misfortuus. H
|, says democrats must quit lighting demo.
Gratis, and family quarrsls ceass, |" and hs II
! right.
, Last week we advertised Mr.. W. J
Howe's strsyed or stolen horss and buggy
Monday, We were informed that the hors,
/, and buggy were in the MAYHEM livsrJ
stable. Somebody had stolen the hors,
and buggy from the rack In this city, ans
had driven to b vicinity Of MAYHEM ant
turned the horse loose. The animal va,
coming toward Lexington when caught
and taken back 10 MAYHEM. A whippinl
post would about ft the scoundrsl VII,
stole the outfit.
, Mrs. 8. g. Wentworth. always . charm
ing hostess and possessed Of true an,
generous hospitality, gave . most slsgsn
luncheon to a number OF her lady friends
Tuesday afternoon last, 1t 2 O'Clock. Tn,
luncheon was beautifully served Il
courses, the menu comprising the dnss
Z products Of the culinary school. Thos
present to enjoy the courtesies of her on
r tertainment were: Mrs. n. e. Nickel
Mrs. II. Field, Mrs. Bayss, Mrs. T. c
, Sawyer, Mrs. DIR. Russell, Mrs. +. c
Francisco, Mrs. 3. II. M~oorehead, Nra
Chas. Russell and Mrs. w. z. Hickman.
DIR. Stewart, president Of the great stai
t OF English doctors, and the note
specialist, will be at the Commercis
9 hotel, Monday. November 10, 1904, ON
I day only. II you have failed to get relic
from your ailment, do not fail to see thi
noted specialist. He will examine 20
and tell you the facts In regard TO you
case. He has earned q national reputation
> for the candid manner in which he treat
his patients. Every one that treats witt
him Is satisfied with his course @
treatment. Piles cured, by their painles
process, or no pay. Office from 8 Q. N
9 to 7 p. m. Consultation free. 0.1.tf.
The Columbia Herald, Of last week, con
tanned this: Last Saturday night L. "
, Groves was struck ON the head fror
behind with a rock In the hands Of youn
. Ramey, a student from St. Joseph, and hi
scalp laid open. Ramey was present whs
the students visited the Athenean socist
Saturday. He was rsmonstrated with b
Mr.. Groves, the president, and took th
cowardly means mentioned above TO ~
y even." He was arrested and paid . sma
fine, Mr.. Groves declining to prosecute IL
a graver o%ffense, out OF consideration Il
Is young Ramsy's father, Judge Ramsy, +,
+. st. Joseph, a clever gentleman and an ab
'jurist.