The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-06-16
The picnic crop is good.

p'Nh'N NioP 6cc
Refrigerators, best make, at Schawe y
Weis. 5-5tf
The city seems somewhat deserted, this
week.
The river is in good boating order, but
nary a boat.
The local supply of coal in this city is
about exhausted.
Go to Crenshaw & Young, druggists, for
Harvesting oils OF all kinds.
The prevalent salutation this week:
ais this hot enough for your"
Lafayette county boys who have been
away at college, have all returned home.
The attendance at the churches, last
Sunday, was somewhat smaller than
usual.
military academy in the West, send him
to w. M. A.
IL your boy comes home full OF misery,
don't be scared. 1t is probably a case of
green apples.
The INTELLIGENcER has received many
compliments on its write-up Of the Lex
ington schools.
Special low rate excursion to Kansas
City tomorrow, over the Missouri Pacific,
81. 10 for the round trip.
109,914 pounds of milk was used, and
1910 pounds OF butter was made by the
Corder creamery, last month.
Chas. j. Burland and John A. Taggard
both want to be the republican nominee
for constable OF Davis township.
Mr.. Geo. w. Carr purchased two car
loads OF 900 pound steers, at Kansas City,
last week, and shipped them to this
county.
5. A cup OF Parks Tea, at night, moves
the bowels in the morning, without pain
or discomfort. For sale by Leroy Farmer,
the druggist. 3-2i-tf.
Mr.. Floyd %Schooley, Of MAYHEM, will
be a candidate for recorder on the repub-
lican ticket. He was formerly editor Of
the MAYHEM Monitor.
Mr.. Len Ryland returned last Saturday
from Fulton, where he attended school the
past year. His record at Westminster is
one OF which he has a right to be proud.
The Liberty Advance gives u good write
up OF the close of Prof.. Menefee's school,
and compliments Prof. Gimble. as he de-
serves. He is a fine musician and a clever
gentleman.
Mr.. o. b. Mathews has announced him
self for the republican nomination for
county collector. He who would under
take to defeat Judge Catron for reelection
is a brave man.
Miss Willie Biggerstaff, OF Kansas City,
was assaulted and whipped by a lady a
few days ago. The scrape occurred on a
street car. Blood, black eyes and hair
pulling. No arrests.
Our female colleges are the best in the
land. There is no xcu for sending
young aides to the eastern colleges as
long as Missouri has such institutions as
b. F. c., Q. r. G. and f. A. 3.
For RENT.-A good six-room house,
newly painted and papered, new doors
and windows, and everything In first
class order. Near the Baptist college. 4.
Hoffman. 8-2-tf
Mr.. H.H. Meinershagen wants the NOM
~ination IN the republican ticket for pre-
siding Judge of the county court. II all
the signs don't fail, he will fight a losing
cause against Mr.. w. g. McCausland.
4. Parks Sure Cure is a positive spe-
ciGc for women who are all run down.
and at certain times are troubled by
backaches, headaches, etc. For sale by
Leroy Farmer. 3-24-tf.
Mr.. Pat. Pagan has bought the building
joining the Grand Central hotel on the
east. He 10 tearing out the building, and
will erect a handsome one. He expects tc
occupy the new place in about six weeks
MIR. N. 8. winn has announced himself
as a candidate for the republican nemlpa'
ton for recorder. He evideptly - mo-
acquainted with Col. q g. Wallace, wht
has o deed gnrc cinch on that office TO-
-four year N1lEer.
"A nunber 81 people about Waverly arr
tsnnged in the exhilerating sport OF hunt
ling q mountain lion, which has been seer
in that vicinity. Out in Kansas the cow
boys lariat these beasts, and lead then
around at pleasure.
The annual election Of officers of tn,
Lexington Lodge, No. 149. A. +. and A. NJ
will take place next Monday evening
Every member Is requested to be present
Sojourning members Of the order are cor
daily invited to be present.
A little one-horse swindler got away
with about $50 OF Lexington Money, Tues
day and left about a dozen victims. HI
ran an advertising scheme for restaurants
Our neighboring cities will do well Il
look out for him. He signs his name Al
J. X. Hart.
Sheriff Zach. w. Wright brought us
dozen heads of wheat from his farm
Wednesday. II this bunch is a fair sam
Pile, there will be q bountiful harvest
The grain is plump, and the heads large
We would like to zee q little more life II
the wheat market.
, The Y. p. s. c. L. of the Christian
church, at an election recently held
chose the following officers for the quartz
beginning July 1: President, Mr.. Waite
Goode; vice president, Miss Laur'
MITCHELL; secretary, DIR. John. j. Greer
organist, Miss Efiie Mattingly.
D Mrs. j. M. Manuel, nee Bette Arnold
t died at Lampassas, Texas, last November
The body was brought here, last Tuesday
and laid away in Machpelah, the beautifu
services of the Episcopal church beinI
conducted at the grave. A number O