The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-09

'Ok Store.
"A Cork Man" at the opera house,
tonight.
For Superior Cook Stoves and Ranges,
sec Schawe K Weis. 10 13tf
The Jaccard Jewelry company, at Kan
sas CITY, failed last Saturday.
Messrs. G.. T. and +: r. Bell. OF Corder.
called Mt the sanctum yesterday.
Judge John RyIand will hold a special
term of the criminal court in May.
Mr.. o. NJ. Billiard, of Mayview, was here
Thursday aud made this Office q call.
Have your commercial printing done at
this Office. We do best work at cheap
rates. Ii
The INTELLIaENCRR wants Il good COR
respondent from Waverly, and one from
| Mayhem.
d.. Haecker Is sole agent for Lowney's
chocolates. Which re ceived highest award
at worlds fair. :i.2tf
Mr.. Ernest Hoffman's ice house was
destroyed by fire Sunday. 1t was empty
and insured for 5000.
Lexington ia not dead. Dead towns
have not one hundred thousand dollars
to give to an enterprise.
A number OF new subscribers have
come in this week. The INTELLIaENcER
like the bridge is booming.
The large Wholesale firm OF Wingate.
Stone & Welles, at Kansas City. went into
the hands Of a receiver, Tuesday.
guess at the big candle ut Joseph Longs
store. Sen in your guesses
The old bachelors banquet, at Corder,
was a success. No resolutions were
adopted protesting against the Julian bill
Col. George Vandiver has moved TO the
Arson farm, in Freedom township. Mr..
Burwell starke now manages the Young
farm.
For Stoves, Tinwnre, Whites Round
Oak, Riverside, Superior nir-tisht oak, oil
frst-class oak stoves, go tn Schawe 8
Weis, Main street. lO-13tf
"'Old Glory has been waving at Hig.
ginsville since Washington's birthday
says the Advance. A good long time fol
"Oid Glory" to wave.
MIR. John K. Lyons. OF Page City, cut
his foot. last Saturday, while choppint
wood. The wound was about three inches
long, and was very painful.
We are informed that the city of Lex
ington is about out of debt. This speak,
we'll for the mayor and council. One yea
ago, cur city Indebtedness was over 8 1000
WANTED.-A settled white woman, tt
do general homework. To go to tn
country. Permanent home and goot
wages for the right kind. Apply at thi
office. 2-23.tf.
Sedalia Gazette: ''Should Lexington /,
able to bridge the Missouri river 1t vii
make her oue of the most prosperous an,
important cities in the imperial state o
Missouri"
view, sa y some wild ducks on his pom,
last Saturday. He pulled his shotgun
from a closet by the muzzle aud the gul
was discharn ed. He died ten minute
after.
H~igginsville Advance: captain A. L
Asbury has Just erected q beautiful mon
'hmeht to the memory OF his daughter
Eva. The monument il ~sarcophagu
style, Of fine blue pearl sweds granite
It is q very handsome monument, an
was put up by j. H. Burgau, the msrbl
dealer, Of this city"
Joseph L. Long has the largest candl
at his store, that ever was In this town
/. ono candle weighing twenty pounds. II
has this candle for a guessing contes
Anyone purchasing one dollars worth {
goods Is entitled to guess how long thi
candle will burn; and who ever guesst
, nearest the time 1t will burn. will g
, $40 worth Of groceries, free. 2-16.6t
DIR. j. W. Embry arrived, last saturds.
and will mako this city his home. II
will give his drug store his attention, an
together with John Hausann, will con
> mand . good trade. John Hausam is
fixture at that drug store. He has bee
/, there for sixteen years and the poop
know him aud have confidence In h
ability. We are glad to know hat d
. Embry has retained him. As a druggii
there are nom better.
i, Mr.. II. r. Early. an enterprising youn
. man, has puschassd the lumber yard Of {
A. Sturges. We very much regret to lo
Mr.. Sturges, but congratulate our citizeI
that W. have by this purchase gained
good citizen, and one who will .we belle,
: do his part toward the material advanc
4 | mani nf Iavfnnfnn NJ Eoplu 10 q xvAs,r
d man, but u hustler. and the INTkLLIaEs
I GER welcomes him to this city, trustiI
{ that he may receive a liberal share
patronage.
The spring session OF the Lexingtt
o Business College, OF which Prof. l..
Myers is principal, will open April
Neat announcements have been sent o
Q and Prof. Myers Is confident that he W
have a large class. In this day n age
business education is essential to sucoe
in the business world, and there 10
o better way OF acquiring such educate
n than in u busiaess college. Prof. Mye
is Il fine instructor. His pupils have be
: very successful in getting good positio
and are generous in praise OF his metho
n Of instruction. We trust that a 60
number OF young men and women W
enter his college.
q Slowly (but surely is the Lsxlngt.
q Business College INT School of ShorthaI
n becoming n permanent institution. o
a Job department has just finished a lot
q work Tor Prof.. Myers, which he IL maili
to parties In this IN adjoining count,
to attract young men and women to Il
70 place. The lNTELLIoENCER has repes
eddy put itself on record In favor OF
% commercial college, and again we say
Is our people, give this your earnest thong
10 and hearty support. and at no dista
W day we may not only boast OF our fem
colleges, military academy and bridl
ID but also Of having q frst-class busin'
lie college, where young men and WON
Of with limited means may prepare the
selves for the business of life. Several
,e Prof. Myers graduates are already filli
d responsible positions.
"a The recent change made by tbs N
IL York Weekly World is issuing two rpp'
a n week in place of one Ia meeting WI
a great favor. The people appreciate I
he change, inc arc taking advantage Of
d Why pay q dollar u year for a weekly
70 per when you can get the New YC
u World twice u week for the same pri