The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-01-19
LOCAL s%HORT-sTOPs.

LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.
Schawe & Weisl lead; others follow. u
The days rave grown perceptibly
longer.
Why not subscribe for the INTELLI-
aENcER?
Mrs. Grady would like to have a few
more boarders. Il
The Pythians at Higginsville coutem-
plate giving a banquet.
We had a slight snow Monday morning
but 1t was all gone by noon.
Mr.. Carl Hays has accepted a position in
a wholesale hardware house In St. Louis.
In order to get the edge on Joplin, the
Webb City postmaster advertises three
cent stamps for a nickle.
Call and examine Billiards. photos BE-
having any made and see the best. All
work finished promptly. Gallery opposite
postoffice. liz ct
1.-THE oldest inhabitant" says this
WsotSt y oCCu u uEyCSt, uut uuS tlll
more sunshine than any winter he can
remember In Missouri.
Rev. 7. s. Love will preach at Eienview
church the first, second and third Sun
days Ia each month regularly, at II a. m.
Sunday school at 10 a.. m. tt
WANrBD-A woman, white or black, to
60 to the country for a few weeks. Must
be able to cook, wash, keep house, or dc
anything required. Iuqnirs at this Office
The city councii, OF Higginsviiie, has
ordained that . licsnse Of 500 be paid by
merchants selling cigarettes. This will
prohibit the sale Of the "cofiin nails" al
1t should.
The river. IL blocked, and the skating
for the past week has been splendid
Hundreds Of our young folks have spent
many pleasant hours gliding over the
m~irror-like surface.
Mr.. John Plattenburg, q son OF Elder
George ~Plattenburg, has been appointed
postmaster at Dover. He will make q
worthy official. and We congratulate tbs
citizens OF that little city upon his ap.
pointment.
Japan is enforcing reform In Corea.
Among the reforms II rule that the SOW
ereigu shall obey the laws OF the country
and that government officers shall not b.
bought and ssid. These ere good as fal
~ they GO.
Our thanks to tho Wellington Qui viz,
for this kind notice: "The Lexington
lNTELLIGENCRR ID. now one of the ablesl
edited papers in the state. 1t IL alwayi
hailed ct this Office with delight and itI
contents perused with interest,""
The Kansas City court Of appeals handel
down an opinion last Monday affirming
the decision Of the lower court in the cass
of Shewalter W. McGrew. This was .
suit for attorneys fees and Q verdict we,
! HSee tks plaintiff In the circuit conr,
tefe4ee Absutel,9o0
Ii. Harry Goods spent last sunday with
htsparsuta In this city. Harry is a care.
fal and painstakiug student at the Kausal
City Veterinary College, and will gfadu.
ate Ia a few months. He IL q young mar
whom to know ID to respect and admire.
We wish him success.
Mr. Carl n. Brosius. OF the IsTELLI,
oENcER, rsturned. last saturday evening,
from Kausas City. whore he had az
operation performed on his throat. Th,
operation was very succsssful, aud wa
pertormed by DR.. Hal Foster, an emlnen'
sp5ciailst and . very pleasant aud agree
able gentlemen.
The Cordsr Dispatch has this item
ssMr. b. 8. Edwards killed q Berkshir
- twenty months old, which weigh
~ pounds when dressed. It wa of tn
0tntou 0ydnor stock. That II what W
I'll hog. It wa ourchased ct Mr.. Clinton
6ydnor's annual sale Of 1893. Bring Of
your Poland China stock"
The Alma Courier says: "Ar. Jane
Goodwin, who has been visiting his son
ct this place for ssvefal days, returne,
home Monday. He was ninety-one year
old On the 9th OF this month and Ii u
good health and remarkably active for hi
age. While here he walked to town.
distance Of nearly . quartz. Of . mile, an
back twice each day.
Prof. Thso. Mahlsr will open his classe
In dancing, Monday, November 20, q
farmer Hall. Monday Glass days fror
2:aO TO 4:3o. For esutlsmsn and ladies
also Tor misses snd maseeFi. Prosesso
Mailer taught dancing IL this city
twenty years ago. He 10 pernanentl
located 1t Kansas City, but viii b her
svsry Monday aftsrnosn at 3:1o. HAT
The steck holdsrs Of the aiGsinsviil
building and Loan association hav
elected the following directors: ,. i
cWilks, II. r. Campbell. III. Fulksrsor
w. J. Baliew, L. K. Fouids, Sam Down
hog, R. L. Boyer. Petsr Torp aud A
R,berts. The newly elected directors oil
gsnized by electing ]. E. Wilks. presi
dent; ]. j. Fuikerson, vioe-presldent; Il
F. Campbell, secretary and Sam Downing
treasurer.
To. morrow evening, at the Souther
lgethodist church. the regular EpWort
Z Lsagse services will be held. beginning
$50 O'Clock. sharp. Miss Porter Boo
will be the leader, and the subject will /
F'The Priest"-Ex. 2S:1; Hebrea s 6:1-l
Every member Of the League il urgentl
requested to attend all the meetings, an
all others are cordially invited to b
present. Let all come prepared to ent.
heartily into the service either by praye
reading or speaking. Preaching service
bsgln at 7:15.
The H~igginsville Acme, commenting o
the notices II has received from the count
press, places the INTHLILaEScER unds
obligations for the following fiattsrin
remarks: "From the INrELLIaENcEl
the old reliable ~expounder OF dsmocrae
and oracle Of news, now being edited b
H. j. Groves, q Of the brainy youn
met OF the state, and published by w.
Nusgrove, one OF the best printers in Il
west. To all contemporaries who ha'
extended Ne such q cordial welcome, v
feel grateful"
Hamilton News. Graphic: John ]
Roney. Of Ray county. and Jas. 8. Oste
OF Braymsr, were tried here Saturday b
fore Squire /. e. King. charged wit
a~sssulting VIM. Davis some weeks az
and were bound over to circuit court
the sum Of e400 zach. Oster gave hon,
u Ronsy had TO 60 to Jail being unab
to give bond. Court does not set up uni
the third Monday In March, 1896. The
10 something very mysterious about Il
arrest aud assault ON Davis that may
brought out when the case comes to iris
Independence Sentinel: "a LexIngtC
Jury rendered q verdict Saturday In fav
Of Miss Rebecca Howell and against u
nx.. U-a.r>rd~r So. th> on~ ~ ~ n