The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-08-31
LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.

Homeseekers excursions via the Santa
Fe route.
Circuit cour begins at Higginsville
Monday.
Begin the day with a cup of Morning
Glory Coffee. s.3-tf
Go to F. X. Bane & Co. for your school
and Pencils. S'3l'2t.
Try Wittenberg, The Tailor, over Lud-
wigs Jewelry store. s-lo'4'.
The County Press Association meets in
Lexington, October LIST.
The very best Gasoline Stoves at Schawe
& Weis', at your own price. 7-l3tf
Rev.. w. l. Cole will preach ut the Bap-
fist church tomorrow. as usual.
That "stock sale farce will be repeated
Monday. Go over and size it up.
Two papers in Lafayette county are par
TALLY edited in New York. Watch 'em.
For SALE-A Vose 4 Sons upright
piano. For particulars, call at this Office.
Geo. II. Filing is now connected with
the National Bank OF Commerce at Kan
sas City.
II is said tina there are to be several
weddings in Lexington before the leaves
begin to fall.
A very pleasant Informal hop was given
on last Friday evening in honor OF Miss
Annie Shelby.
The fine rains recently insure a large
corn crop. Late corn was especially ben
efltted by the rains.
Talk is cheap! So is suits bought at
Gao. Wittenberg's, The Tailor, over Lud-
wigs Jewelry store. S-10-4t.
For RENT-An eight-room frame house
on franklin avenue. For further partic-
MARS call at this office. S-31-2t
MIR. Grove Young is back at Higgins
Vile. His health Is much better than II
has been for some time, we are happy to
note.
Tired women need to have their blood
purified and enriched by Hoods Sara
parilla. 1t will give them strength and
health.
Miss Engle, Of Warrensburg, visitt d
Miss Anna W~orthington Tuesday and
Wednesday. She was on her way to olo
RADIO Springs, where she will spend the
winter.
Sedalia Gazette 2Sth: The horse thief
captured by Deputy Robert Ramsey Is
Willis A. Hill. He was at one time a
wealthy citizen Of Lafayette county and
owned valuable property In Lexington
His relatives are highly respected people
Next Monday Is stock sale day, and l,
ought Il be the last q g Those in whost
power it is to break this thing up. should
go over on Franklin avenue Monday ant
take q look At the affair. One good looh
will convince any man that 1t should b
abolished.
The little seven year-old son OF VIM
Braecksic, neal Wellington, met with
serious accident last Tuesday. Will
feeding q c~orn-sheller his hand wa
caught In the wheels and very badi!
crushed. Two fingers were amputattd
and at last reports he was getting alon,
nicely.
Special excursions from Lexington 4
st. Louis aud return via the Mo. Pacih'
railway. Saturday, August 3lst, at the lov
rate of $3.50 for the ronnd trip. Train
will leave Lexington at 800 and 1880 q
M. The first train runs via Booviile an
the other VIA Sedalia. The tickets will b
good for return passage September I'd.
A. 8. LOOMS, Agent.
The force Of Jail birds who are working
" .z-l -~u --oro Aftoan ThQ,
have been at work this week on the bridg
at the foot of Irish town hill. The gan
that usually inhabits a county Jail O
like to work, but when Zach Wright, O
one of his deputies, goes out with them,
means hard work for all the crew. tn
scheme of working the Jail birds is a goo
one.
C. A. Harrington has been elected Sec
rotary of the Fair Association, and Dal
Hoefer Treasurer. The payment of al
premiums has been guaranteed. The ar
rangement committee as now constitute
Is: NV. Harrison, 8. B. Walker. NJ. ]
Belt, C. W.. Hutchison, A. II. Warren, {
A. Harrington, ID. 8. Swacker, Dan HOefeI
George p. Schooling. Il. II. Smith, Grow
| yOOuR, IltIkcI oIOb.y CEttL
DIR. Braeckiein, Geo. Tate, D.. J. Frees'
Elmer Young, Glenn Tyree.
Judge John Z. Burden has moved to tn
other side OF the kreihn building, MAXIM
room for the Lexington Business college
which will open September 10. The entii
east side Of the second floor will now b
prepared and furnished for the CONNER
cial depot. Neat and elegant Offices wi
be placed In the room representing banl
wholesale house, commission house, rea
estate, insurance aud post office. III
telegraphy and shorthand department an
college Office on the west side OF tbs builc
ing will be neatly furnished and fltte
with the necessary type writer's and tel'
graph instruments. The college wal
will be adorned with pen work OF ell styls
from the pen of Prof. A. e. HortensteiI
whose work Is the finest we have eve
seen. Prof. l.. r. Myers informs US thi
the outlook IL good, n the success {
the college assured, applications being !
from several States. Parties wishing I
take boarders should apply to PrOfesso
Myers.
Leather Belts, Belt Buckles and Me-
Prints at +. X. Ban 4 Co. S-3l-2t.
"Baz" Blue, OF Higginsville, called
the county jail early Tuesday mornin
and asked for Q share Of the hospitality
that institution. He was very much e,
a cited, and showed signs Of wanting Q lodi
!, Ing place there. When he had told b
story, he was admitted and Is now EMO.
? ing all the privileges OF Jail life. Baz is
Higginsville negro OF very good reput
ton. His trouble In rather serious aud !
will have to stay in jail until a jury OF h
1 countrymen passes Oh his cass. Oh Mon
q day night "Bsz" emptiei i've shells OF
revolver in Q 4 slterc alton with IA negro b
the name OF John Winn. Two Of the shO
:, took effect, which may prove fatal, ant
third landed in Mary Enslsnd's neck, b
= she was not seriously hurt. II seems th
q VIM and his wife were having a quar-
r at the residence OF Winn's Moiher- in-la
"Baz" Blue was standing By, and thin
ing that VIM was cursing sister, DIRE
q revolver aud shot ive times. Blue tn,
ran away from the scene, aud after a mig
out, duriAg which time he claims to ha
lost his way several times, he arrived
. the jail To await the laws decision up
= his case.