The weekly intelligencer., 1895-09-07
Central and b. f. G. open next week.

Central and b. F. c. open next week.
Waverly will organize a Confederate
camp today.
Go to Beach 4 Bowers Minstrels next
Friday night.
The town will soon be full of college
boys and girls.
The Lexington Business College opens
Monday week.
The Alma Lutheran church will be ded-
icated September 18th.
Beach & Bowers Minstrels at the opera
house next Friday night.
The hot weather OF the past week is
rapidly maturing the late corn crop.
Some new corn was sold in this market
last week. The quality was excellent.
Mrs. w. A. Labertew has opened mil
linery store on Main street, opposite the
posto flee.
Mr.. A. X. Homer is building fourteen
foot addition to his store room on Frank
lin avenue.
The bank OF Buckner has resumed
business. MIR. Filing has sold his inter-
est to the other stockholders.
The Presbyterian church at Corder
refused to accept the resignation of Rev.
Mr.. Mccain by a vote OF 30 to 2.
Messrs. VIM. Groves aud Lucien Roth,
of Corder, passed through here Monday,
en- route home from the Boston Conclavs.
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languid feeling. Hoods Sarsapariila
makes rich, red blood and gives renewed
vigor.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bishop returned yesterday
from an extended southern visit. Rev. C.
NJ. Bishop went to st. Louis Thursday to
meet her.
One of the finest baskets Of grapes We
\ ever saw was sent to this Office Wednes.
day, with the compliments .of Mr.. N
Haerle. They were most excellent, and
duly appreciated.
There will be a large crowd In this city
the goth to attend the celebration anC
property owners should see that all the
holes 10 their sidewalks on the principa
streets are in proper shape.
Mr.. T. G. Sawyer went to Columbia yes.
terday with his son. Samuel, and Wilson
son of Judge William Young. Both o
the young men will enter the University
Mrs. H. G. Wallace and daughter, Mis-
BERTHE. returned from Marshall Monday
The Wentworth Military Academ,
opened Thursday, with over ffty board
ers. Many are coming In every day. Very
few OF the old boys have returned yet
Most Of them will come Monday. b,
next week 1t Is probable that the presen
number will be doubled.
Mrs. b. y. Cromwell, of Kansas City
came down last Saturday night, to make
short visit, and to take her three children
home. The children had been visitinl
here for two weeks. Mrs. Cromwell fouu,
one child with bad cough, and anothe
sick with malarial fever. She Ii her
yet, and the little girl, Bernice, is though
to be slowly improving. Mr.. Cromwell
came down Wednesday night, and spen
Thursday with his wife and children. ii
returned home Friday morning takin
Lille, the eldest daughter, but will com
back here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lyons OF Page Cit
believe In college education. As sool
a. their sons arrive At the proper age the.
send them TO college and keep them ther
until they finish the course. They hav
four sons, the ages differ respectfully fou
years. At the age of seventeen they sem
, one to college. Each enters the freshma
class, and 80 when one graduates anothe
takes his place. Four years ago Charlie
graduated at Westminster; last yes
George completed the course there, an
this year Earl enters that institution
When Earl finishes Elliott will take hl
place. All of the boys are fine students
and make fiue records at college. II ever
one who is able would educate their Chill
dren q well - Mr.. aud Mrs. Lyons, thi
would be different kind of country.