The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-15
LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.
the bank statements.


Read the bank statements.
Much excitement in police circles this
week.
The E~piscopalians Of this city will have
. Christmas tree.
The Methodists are holding a protracted
meeting at Waverly.
"Full Boz" overcoats, the latest novelty
for young men, at Sinauer's. Pitt
Higeinsville has had a creamery con
vention and she wants a creamery.
Elegant line OF handkerchiefs. The new
est and latest styles, f. X. Bane & Co. II
About one inch OF snow fell Monday
night. 1t disappeared by noon on Tues
day.
Trigg has the dandy line Of Xmas
goods-the finest ever brought to this
county. IL 15-2t
Attorney Aull has issued nearly fifty
warrants for the arrest of law-breakers,
this week..
The Lexington Times the 'colored pa
per" has gone the way OF the jeff Rep.
Peace to its ashes.
II some Of our subscribers want to
bring Vi q load of kindling wood on sub
scription, o Is the time.
The bank statements in this issue
should be carefully read by all of our
readers. They record the prosperity of
Lafayette county.
Christmas trees. Symmetrical speci-
mens. See samples and prices aud leave
orders at Jos. L. Longs store, or write to
Lexington Nursery. 1851.
Dame Rumor Is busy announcing APP
preaching weddings. The story goes
that there are to be several in high circles
before the roses bloom again.
STOLEN from Doc Barnes, near Lex
ington, on the night of November q,
1894, one solid black mare ten years old
collar marks, ringbone on right hind foot
PAGER. 12-1-tf F. G. Barnes.
Mr.. Joseph Tribble has sold the stree
car line to Mr.. Smith Benedict. The lattel
gentleman took possession last Saturday
He will keep the line up to its pas
standard.
We are now receiving our new holiday
goods, such - Diamonds, Watches. Clocks
Jewelry, Solid Silver and Plated Ware IL
great variety. We invite their inspection
Grimes q Venable. 11.17.tf
The Uncle Hiram Company carries twt
sets of scenery, q large and one small
Therefore they can produce 1t on any stag
no matter how small. At opera house
Tuesday night next.
Moses Callison was bound over b!
Judge CHM, at Wellington, Thursday
to await the action Of the grand jury, TO
obtaining money under false p~retenses
from James Meridith. He IL In jail.
Ma: E. B. Farley delightfully."- enter
tained the "l9 Club" yesterday afternoon
She IL an accomplished entertainer, an,
on this occasion received her guests IL
royal style and entertained them mos
Hospitality.
Rev. G. N. Bishop received q letter, las
Saturday, from Rev. j. B. Culpelpe
which stated that his fall would confin
him tc his bed for soms time and that h
would not be able to come in the imme
diats future.
Cards have been received here nnoun
Ing the approaching marriage Of Mis-
Jessie Lee Forsythe, OF Pierce City, an
Charles Brown, of Lamar, Mo. Mil
Forsyths was . student 1t Baptist colleR
two years ago.
II you shonld want, which we kno'
ysu will, for Christmas: Florida orange
lemons, bananas, candies, nuts, cocos
nuts. r~sisius, figs, dates, citron, etc., 20
will and them all at the popular store
Egglsston q Ewing. 12-s-tf.
Herbert L. Doggett. we'll known her
committed suicide Monday, At Kans'
City. The Instrument he used was
A-calibsr bull dog revolver. Despont
} sncy. the sequence Of p~rotracted dissip,
ton, Wa the cause of his action.
Being permanently located, we cann'
afford 70 sell shoddy and shelf-woi
goods, such a. are usually handled by 81
called nre, water, or bankrupt store
, were We inclined to do so-but every art
Gle must be - represented Or the purcha
!. money 10 chesrfuliy refunded, H. sil
ausr. 12-1-tf
Mr.. Shafisr was brought here from Hi
ginsvills by Constable Tsggart, Wsdne
:. day. 6hafisr borrowed . horse from Phi
: Atkinson, of near MAYHEM, and took
. to Higginsvills and sold 1t and got drum
He ACKNOWLEDGED his guilt, and 10 now
. jail to await the action of the grand jur
, Milton ekidmore and Tip skidmol
his mother, both black al the ace
!. spades, are In Jail. They were broug
here from Higginsvills Monday evenin
. Milton stole some money, and was Civ
|, thirty days. His mother helped to CO
! csal the crime, and was given forty da
|. In the county Jail.
e. Among the members Of the new I'm,
Hiram are suoh we'll known people a.
p. 6tenson. Harry Green, Carl Verne
d. d. Weir. Clii vsnis, Joe Darlingte
= Louis Camel, Louise Lee, Cadie We
Enc Framingham and several othe
The mention Of the above caste ale
should insure them . full house.
Id 0CooIle 0oA9Stcs 10 NJ utliipb iOIu
Hsdalian and who once ran as a brakem
on the Lexington branch passenger ira
10 In the city. the guest OF his old frieI
Frank 6hackles. Mr.. Phillips now resi-,
y at Kansas City, where he IL engaged
the breeding Of fine dogs. He has not b.
!" In Sedalia since 1879. To-day he q
Frank will 60 hunting beyond Geor,
y town and tramp over some OF the coun'
!. where they chased rabbits when b,
: together.
st Prof. Theo. Mailer will open his elias
sr In dancing, Monday, November 20,
Z. Turner Hall. Monday class days fr
. ESQ to 1850. For gentlemen and ladi
DO also for misses and masters. PROBES
MAILER taught dancing in this ci
twenty years ago. He 10 permanen
" located At Kansas City, but will be b
every Monday afternoon At 2:SO. 1l-24
q Fulton Sun: Miss Lillian Moorehe
d granddaughter of Hon. /. w. Boulware
ag this city, and Master Limrick Chans
1t Of Lexington, must be very popular II
Or folks, n they are 80 often chosen to t
o. part In wedding ceremonies. We see Fl
Q the Lexington INTRLLIaKNCER that
or liam 10 to be one Of the little flower 81
~ and Limrick one Of the pages at
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