The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-13

Schawe & Weis lead; others follow. If
There nave been several heavy frosts
this week.
Ex-Governor Francis and Capt. Lesueur
at Concordia on the 25th.
Big bargains in low shoes, cost no con-
sideration, at Bottoms shoe store.
Congressman Tarsney was given a great
reception at Dover last Friday night.
The republicans are going to open their
campaign here Monday night. They are
wasting time and money too.
Mr.. Joseph Grady is now connected
with the Keller Clothing Company where
he will be pleased to meet his friends.
Leo Keller visited MAYHEM Lodge. No.
300, X. OF p, last Tuesday night, and re-
ports the order there in good condition.
Congressman Tarsney finished his
round in Lafayette county last Saturday
night. He was met by large audiences
at each point.
Mr.. J. c. McGrew is erecting a large
brick ware house at his mill. The Lex
ington Triumph Press Brick Co. furnish
ed the material.
For Stoves, Tinware. Whites Round
Oak, Riverside, Superior air-tight oak, all
hrst-class oak stoves, go to Schawe q
Weis, Main street. 1O-13tf
Billy Bolton won second money In q race
at Lexington, KY, Tuesday. The purse
was 81 1000, and Billy Bolton won the first
two heats of the race.
Mrs. Biggerstafi. formerly of this city,
but recently of Kansas City, has rented
and moved into the residence at the south
east corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets.
Jno. L. Grider, of Kansas City. spoke
at the court house last Saturday night to
a good number OF voters. He 10 q brilliant
talker, and his audience was highly en-
tertained.
Mr.. r. T. Jesse brought us three apples
Monday, which are Of the second crop
from his June apple tree. One of these
was quite a respectable apple, being OF
good size and flavor.
There was an oyster supper Thursday
night, given In the basement Of the
Christian church, for the benefit OF the
Sunday school. It passed OF pleasantly,
aud some money was realized.
Mrs. g: w. Hyde has nearly worn her
self out In the impossible task of looking
after q sick husband in Lexington, and
sick mother at Higginsville. Her friends
will wish for the speedy recovery of heI
patients.
The newly elected official board of thu
Methodist church met on Tuesday even.
ing and organized for the years work
Judge John E. Ryland was elected presi-
dent, l. o. Hays, secretary and Leroy Far
mer, treasurer.
The lNrELLIoENoER gracefully bows it
acknowledgment of thanks to the man,
subscribers that have replenished III
treasury this week. A number of new
names have been placed upon our lis
this week. These we welcome.
Monday some gentleman took by mis-
take from the stable Of Buford q Young
an overcoat. The overcoat taken belongi
to Mr.. Chas. Greasy. of Odessa. The mar
who took the overcoat will please return
it and get his own which is at the stable
Elder g. N. Goode will deliver his sec
ond lecture, at the Christian church
tomorrow night, his subject being "Rev
Citations" The fourth chapter Of Revela'
tions will be his subject, and all are in
vited to read the chapter and come to thu
lecture.
At the Southern Methodist church, las
Sunday morning, the Central colleg'
choir sang Q delightful anthem, followet
by a beautiful solo by Miss Bing, Central'
popular vocal teacher, entitled "Com'
Unto Me,"-Mrs. Dindsey. This must
was enjoyed by the large congreea
ton.
The county democratic committee ha
nominated DR.. Emmett Fulkerson for cor
oner. This nomipation will give genera
satisfaction. DR.. Fulkerson will poll tn
full vote of his party and will prove equs
to the November emergency OF holdin
an inquest over republican and populia
remains.