The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-09-28
LOCAL ~SHORT-STOPS.

Frost Sunday night.
Wheat sewing has begun.
Pleasant weather il any body asks o
Walter Mars will spend fair week in
st. Louis.
Large line OF school supplies at Farmers
drug store. u
The Old Mems club meets today with
Mr.. Rufus Young.
A nice present given away with every
slate bought Of Farmer. u
Have your stoves set up by Yingling,
the timer. Prices reasonable. II
DIR. John Meng aud II. NJ. raubman are
hunting in the mountains of Colorado.
FOR SALE-A Vose Il Sons upright
piano. For particulars, call at this Office.
Save money by buying your states. tab
let's, pencils, crayons, inks, etc, etc, OF
Farmer. II
The colorcd Baptist district association,
which vas in session here last week, nd
journed Sunday.
Call on Yingling at Stevenson's hard
ware store and have him put up your
stoves for the winter. II
TIT iron epsom mineral well at Mayview
Is thrown open To all free OF charge for
the rest Of the season.
Thu INTEILIaENCER's commercial
printing is the ncatest and best. Our
prices are reasonable.
A good appetite and reireshing sleep are
essential to health OF mind aud body. and
these are given by Hoods Sarssparilla.
Just r~eceived-the finest line Of Mil
linery IN the county.
8-14.tf Mrs. s. A. MooREHEAD.
The Wellington Qui vive speaks Of Mr..
Chas. Bowring as n probable candidate for
the legislature. Charley Is a true blue
democrat.
Examine Yingliug's patented doubles
radiating drum. 1t doubles the capacity
of any stove, with one. half the fu,l. II
Missouri Valley College, Marshall, Mo-,
has the most promising opening this
year In its history, 23O students, and still
comiag Ia.
The transfer company keeps a call book
at the Mammoth liverv stable. and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders Mt
these places. W-Z''u
Prof. ]. @. Chambers left Thursday for
Philadelphia. He will take a medical
course at the University Of Pennsylvania.
Our good wishes attend him.
The County Union OF Farmers Alliance
and Laborers' Union will meet in May
view on Saturday, October 9Th, at 10
O'Clock a. m. w. A. Mcqueen, president.
The Missouri Pacific Railway makes a
rate OF 80 cents for the round trip to Hig-
Evansville, September %. on account oil
Lemen Bros.' Worlds Best Shows.
A. 8. LOOMS, Agent.
1 will sell good river ice at 20 cents per
hundred pounds, at ice house. opposite
Longs Hotel. l will be there from .
o'clock in the morning until 9 o'clock in
the afternoon to wait on customers.
F. X. MEET.
The county court met this week as q
board Of equalization. The merchants Of
the county nearly all went before thu
court to get their assessments reduced. La
In many cases the court lowered the al
sessments Of the merchants. The assess
ments, as they now stand, are based on thu
merchants last invoice.
Mrs. JEFF w. Bedford, sister of tn,
Messrs. Lesueur, who resides at Omaha
and who has many friends in this city
met with q painful accident q few day
ago. She was thrown from her bngg,
and falling on her face her lip was Gu
through, the cash being about two inche'
long, requiring to be sewed up by tn
surgeon. Two Of her teeth were dislodget
and she wal severely bruised.
At the meeting OF the Mexican veteran
at Salisbury, Mo-. last week, Lexington
was selected as the place OF the mex
meeting, on September Is, 1896. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Col. Thos
Hoy, Of sedalia, president; w. r.. Sam
: usls, OF Huntsville, and w. b. Majors, o
Lexington, vice -prenidents; James Maj
tin. OF Marshall. secretary and treasurer
Fifty.fOur veterans were present.
The Southwest Missouri conference O
the Methodist church met at Webb CIT.
last week. The appointments made b.
the Bishop for the coming year are Of
another page. Rev. C.. M. Bishop goes I
I Kansas City, while Rev. A. H.. Farris. q
I Marshall, comes here. Rev. MIR. Farri
will arrive this morning and preach ~
morrow at the usual hours. Rev. e. N
Bishop goes to Kansas City today. Bot
of them will move next week.
Richmond Conservrtor: Our old frien
and towpsman, Wm. Stewart, who nov
resides at Lexington, was in town Tues
day shaking hands with frienda. Mis
LoIi Stevenson, who had been visitin
the families OF Jsmes T. and w. Il
Stevenson, In Lexington, for sewers
weeks, returned bone the latter part
last week.. Mr.. L. NJ. Beck and Misse
Maggie and Lille Horn, OF Lexington
were over Wednesday to the big picn:
= and barbecue.
Louisiana Press: The thirty -fOurt
8 anniversary of the battle Of Lexingto
was celebrated by 10000 people at this
" place Friday. We don't mean the revolu
tionary Lexington. 1t was fought q fe'
years father back Than thirty four year
ago. We mean the siege Of Lexington !
our own grand old state that gave thou
4 sands of her brave sons to both sides !
the civil war. A grand barbecue wa
served and the blue and gray were al
mixed up like brothers.
Mrs. Butler Moore Jr., of near May
view, came to Odessa In q sipgie bueg,
Monday afternoon, accompanied by be
u year Did daughter Pearl and . yea
old son Richard, says the Moon. The
were driving west on Dryden stree
between Second and Third, going to tn
residence of Mrs. Moore's daughter, Mrt
O. b, Prince. The horse became fright
sned when In front OF the Baptist churc
and ran at iutt speed to Third stree
turning north. The buggy struck a tire
at the edge of the sidewalk 10 front OF NJ
v. Poweli's residence, completely demol
ishing the yehicle. Mrs. Moore and he
children were thrown heavily to tn
ground. Mrs. Moore received the mos
injuries, her collar mt and several rib
being broken. besides being bruised abou
the bead and face aus other parts OF th
body. Pearl fell with hes head agains
the sidewalk and was slightly Injured
Tbs little boy was injured about the hss
but Is not seriously hurt.