The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-07-14
C sHORT-STOPS.
A fine rain Sunday.

LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.
A fine rain Sunday.
Concordia has a street sprinkler.
Beg pardon, is It hot enough for you?
Buy a gasoline stove at Schawe d
Weis. o-o-ui
The Wellington Globe will be issued
weekly hereafter.
Miss Florence Nealc entertained a
number Of friends on Tuesday evening.
Schawie & Weis secured the contracts
for putting in furnaces In the residences
Of Messrs. w. J. Bandon and +. NJ.
Taubman.
Rev. Xenophon Ryland will be the
orator at the dedication OF the Masonic
Temple, at Warrensburg. The dedication
will take place on the seventeenth inst.
FoR RRNr.-A good six-room house,
newly painted and papered, new doors
and windows, and everything in first
class order. Near the Baptist college. e.
Holman. 6-2-tf
The water tower is being repaired. A
leak has been fixed, and a valve has been
placed In the tower so that the mud can
be thrown out without emptying the
water. A considerable improvement.
Mr.. w. A. Mcqueen, of Dover town
ship, one Of the county's most substantial
citizens, and one who has well digested
opinions on the great political issues OF
the day, paid this Office q pleasant call,
last Tuesday.
Miss Rose II. Combs, OF Linneus, who
graduated at Central, this year, will teach
Ia Woodson Institute, Richmond, next
YEAR. Miss Combs Is a vocalist OF rare
t.lent. She possesses a voice hat Is well
cultivated, well rounded, and under
splendid control. congratulate Wood
son Institute upon having secured her
services.
Euglish SPAWN Lniment removes all
hard, soft or ~callouscd Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses, blood cpavins, curbs,
splints, sweeney, ring bone, stiles, sprains,
all swollen Threats, coughs, etc. save YOU
by use of one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful blemish cure ever known. sold
by Charles w. Loomis, druggist, Lexing-
ton, Mo. 7-zS-Ss-iy
John Price, color ed, was arrested Mon
day afternoon, charged with having set
IRE to the livery stable OF J.C Kelly q
Sons. He was taken before Esquire John
Price and released on q $500 bond to APP
pear for his preliminary on July 10. Ed.
Nelson wal also arrested, last Tuesday, on
the same charge. re was lodged in Jail.
The strike caught a number of our ex-
changes without paper, and as a conse-
qusnce they have been issueing smaller
editions. The Intelligencer has on hand
enough stock to run about three months.
We have o large order on the road. b
strike will not last longer than three
months at the most, and the Inteliigencer
will continue to issue the usual edition.
Tomorrow evening, at the Southern
Methodist church, the regular Epworth
League services will be held, beginning at
7;16 O'Clock, sharp. Mr.. William Il. Bear
will be the leader, and the subject will be
.sWaiting On God"-Psalms 62:5. Let every
member OF The League be present, and let
all come prepared to say a few words on
the subject or read o verse or two from the
Bible. Everybody cordially invited.
Attorney John Welborn hns added
"Msyers Federal DECISIONS" thirty vol
umss, and Q number Of other fine books TO
his already excellent library. With the
addition Of his recent large purchase his
law library IL one Of the finest and most
complete In the state. Mr.. Welborn as a
jtingyer of abili, y, enjoys a state reputa-
lexington and Lafayette county is
"a . deciple OF Blackstone.
IL capital. And
1,dhoat takes 1fD6p03oe6sSeeR1s
= yanishes without paying for it
81 narchy. But later on, Justice will
the last-named creature, for
t6Ss0~1s q place where he will get his
dsssrts-that's hell"
Monday. July 8, marked the twentieth
anniversary Of the marriage OF Sheriff and
Mrs. Zach. w. Wright. Their union has
bsen Q happy one, and we trust, In ex-
tending our congratulations upon the
past, that their future may be equally
az happy. By the way, Lafayette county
mover had a better officer than Mr.,
Wright, and we are prone to think that
IL never will lave. The republican oil
populist that makes the race against
him Is going to be showed under such an
avalanche Of votes hat he will never
rise.
Waverly Times: COL. John Willis, OF
the vicinity Of Corder, NO., breeder OF fine
horses and hogs, gave us n brief call Fri
day evening. The Colonel informs US
that he made q bet with Mr.. Musgrove, oil
the I~nteIligencer, that no had four SOW,
that would farrow 48 pigs. The four SOW,
however only narrowed 46, aud the colone
lost the bot. subsequently the same foul
soWs rave birth TO 60 pigs OF the pure bred
Chester White class. The colonel makes
the following proposition to purchasers
anyone following the instructions giver
to zach purchaser, who's sows do not far
row ten pigs. will have the price paid 70
same refunded. The above mentioned
four sows farrow ed within a year 13s Digs
The above indicates that our e~nterprisr'i
breeder of line hogs, are determined I
have only tho best. The Chester White
seem To be the popular stock as they EN-
brace all the char. .cteristics esteemed val
liable as . commercial product, giving quicI
returns for the capital and care invested