The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-12-07

Go to F. R. Bane and Co.'s for holiday
goods. 1915
A nice line OF Plain Band and Set Rings.
A. Egle. 12.7-tf
DR.. Fraker is said to be very sick in
jail at Richmond.
Mr.. Joseph Shelby went to Kansas City
Monday with two car loads of stock.
Cole and johnson counties have
recently voted to build fine court houses.
II you have not purchased q ticket for
the opening of the opera houss do 30
today.
A good line of ladies' and gents Gold
and Silver Watches and Chains at A.
Egie's. 12-7-tf
DR.. r. E. L. Hit and Mics Hannah NAL
l0ry will be married at Dover next Wed
nesdsy.
Squire Phetzing sentenced Ike Davis, q
negro boy, to forty days in Jail on charge
of disturbing the peace.
Watterson on "Abraham Lincolu" is
- hho DScU
b i'm next Friday evening.
Judge Field dismissed the Jury Wednes-
day morning, as there were no more
cases to be tried before them.
Our new opera house will be completed
December 2. The place to buy your opera
glasses IL ut Grimes 4 Venabie.
On December 18th local amateurs will
play ''She Stops to Conquer" at the New
Grand. The entertainment will be a most
excellent one.
FRER.-A beautiful piano lamp will bs
given away durins the month OF Decam-
Der at A. r. Homer's. Every 60 cents
purchase gets q ticket. 12-7-t3
Mr.. A. Esls has recently improved his
iewelry store by the addition of new
counters, show cases. &c. His store pre-
sents q neat and attractive appearance.
Cri.t & Gardeners new drug store has
undergone some good Improvements.
The old porch awning has been torn down
aud an elegant plate glass front put in the
store room. The store Is now q little gem.
Mr.. T. G. Wood, wife and daughter.
Miss Lille, with " servants started
from Fayetts about z weeks ago for Las
Vegas New Mexico. They arrived Ia Las
Vegas this week.. The entire trip was
made overland.
John Austin, claiming Muscatine, Iowa,
- his home, was arrested by Marshal
CLARK, Thursday, on charge Of disturbing
the peace aud vsgrancy. Judge Walker
dismissed the case and he was imme-
diatsly arrested on . county warrant.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing b marriage OF Miss Anna
Laura Baum and Mr.. Frank G. Beckwith,
ON November 18th, at Killawsg, New
York. Miss Baum was teacher OF vocal
music at Central College In 1882 aud 1893.
In printing the bridge subscription list
last week We made q mistake Of $1,000 In
Me-. q. Hofimsn's subscription. He gave
$3.50 instead OF $3.50 - was Published. He
was one of the most liberal subscribers,
and We want him 70 wear all the honors
he has won.
The Electric Light Company IL moving
along nicely. The plant will soon be In
operation. A Ane judge Of machinery,
who II not interested In b plant, has
examined It and pronounces It one OF the
best he has ever seen. He says the
machinery IL the best made.
Lexington Lodge No. 157 K. OF 2. bai
elected the following ofhcers: Chas. p,
Anderson. O. O.; Louis Gratz, v C.; VIM
Hahn, prelate; A. p. Canning, X. r. ant
g.; 10. A. Wilson, master of Exchequer'
Frank Carter, master OF Finance; Jos. A
Chanslor, master at arms; Geo. @. Schswe
master OF work ahd Chris. Walk, trustee
Katie Putnam's new play, "Ths Ole
Lime Kiln" IL n of the distinct hits o.
the season. The elaborate scenery, de-
piseins some of the features or the Vel
lowstons national park, has been praiset
without stint and the play 10 said to b.
equal Ia interest to "In Old Kentucky
BY the name author. At the "New Grand
Thursday, December 18th.
Mr.. 8. H. Clarke, Of The University o
Chicago, and principal OF the Chautsn
qua school Of expression, will recits tn
tragedy OF King Lear At the New Grand
on Thursday evening, December 10, unde
the auspices OF Central College. Nj
Clarke 10 one Of the celebrated readers o
the country. and will b greeted with
good audience. Msritorious entertain
msnts like this always win In Lexington
The power house Of the Lexington
Electric 90. II almost completed. WheI
finished there will be two rooms; tn
frst $3.50 containing . double boiler an,
the pump. The second 10 abou
lsxs2, and will contain the dynamos m,
---a-- NJ. vU~r 49, .r--.l.kA.AA.
expects to have the streets and the create
number OF stores lighted on the night o
the 9th.
Attorney John Welborn, who already
has one of the very best law libraries, thi
week ordered 206 more volumes, embrsc
Ing the American Reports, American
Dscisions, State Reports and many othe
nns law books. This addition to MI
Wslborn's library will make It q OF th,
finest In the west. A good library 10
necessity to . good lawyer, and Mr.. Wei
born 10 = good lawyer.
The Lexington Electric Company hs
worked . heavy force Of men day an
night In order TO furnish the new oper'
house electric lights for the opening
O0comDor w. AoxtuBtou teois Psooo Y
two such magnificent enterprises. o vii
show the appreciation Of each at ithei
insugural ON December 9th, and in tn
future by . most liberal patronage
Thanks to you, Mr.. Burton. for your extr'
EFFORT to be ready At this important time
The following Invitations have bsel
issued to friends: "Mr. and Mrs. J. r. e
Winkler invite you to be present at thu
marriage Of their daughter, Alvena Eliza
bstb, TO Mr.. Albert w. Sandring, Wed
nssdsy evening, December II. 1895, at thei
residence, on South street, Lexington
Mo-" Mr. andrlng II . prominent youul
business man OF this city, and bears
most excellent reputation. The bride
elect 10 . member OF one of the mos
} highly respected families In our city
I The friends of the contracting partie
/. Join the lNTELLI0ENcER In extending
/, congratulations.
|. Thrss Of the bsst college papers, - wei
- the three neatest in the west, n
issued monthly from the lNrELLIoENcEl
|, ONCE. We don't believe that there A.
three better college papers issued In tn
, country than these. The writer Of thf
served In several capacities on the Stat