The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-05-18

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concerts.
Ice Cream Soda 5-1Oc. A big glass ut ID.
Hackers. Try 1t. sill tt
Mr.. Geo. b. Gordon shipped cattle to
Kansas City Wednesday.
Harvest excursions via the Santa Fe
route on May q and June II.
The cannery at Concordia recently
shipped ten cars of tomatoes.
WANTED-Work on a farm, by a young
white man, with wife. Call at this office
You must call and see the new styles in
Oxfords at Bottoms, both in black and
tan. s 1S-tf
Have your commercial printing done at
this Office. We do best work ut cheap
rates. II
PRIZE BIRDs.-Settings-Golden Wyan-
dotte eggs for sale, at Eggleston &
Ewing's. 3-lOtf
Call aud see our bargain counter, at
Cash Shoe House, opposite ~postOfice, Ed.
Meyers. 23-tf
Friedrich the Tailor has a stylish line of
cuttings. See them before having a spring
suit made. 4-27-tf
Higginsville. according to the Acme,
ought to have a grand Fourth OF July
celebration.
Let every paper published in Lafayette
county have q representative at Odessa
next Tuesday.
The city council meets Monday night
to consider the granting OF q franchise for
electric lights.
ID. Hacker is sole agent for Lowney's
chocolates. Which re seived highest award
at worlds fair. 3.2tf
For SALE CHEAP-+Several window
screens aud screen doors. Apply at La
fayette County Bank 5-1l-2t
Collector and salesman wsnted-call on
L. w. Brelsford at Longs Hotel. Good
money for the right man. 6.11-tf
Homer Luce thinks the Higginsville
ball team would be more successful play
ing mumble-peg or leap frog.
A picnic for bargain -loversi Do not
miss it, or you might regret it. Saturday
and Monday. f. X. Bsne 4 Co.
The beauty about the line OF Oxfords
that will be shown you at Bottoms shoe
store is the special price on them. II
WANTKD-Young man to learn the
bakery and confectionery trade. Inquire
at d. Hackers Bakery and Confection-
cry. 6.1l-2t
Col. A. F. Fleet, of Mexico. Mo-, has
been appointed by the president Is one OF
the seven visitors to the naval academy ct
Annapolis.
On last Friday evening Q number Of QUIZ
society lovers were entertained by tie
Misses atramcke. Everyone had = most
pleasant time.
My line Of Wall Paper is now all In and
ready for your inspection. Don't fail to
give me . call II there is anything In that
line you want. A. Egle. 4-6tf
Rev. T. 8. Love will preach at Edenview
church the Hrst, second and third Sun
days In each month regularly, at II .. m,
Sunday school ct 10 .. m. II
Ice Canadian now prepared TO serve
the best Of ice cream by the dish, also al
orders for ice cream and Ices In any guam.
tity at short notice. r. Braun. 4-20-tA
Mrs. Clarence Kenney was poisoned from
eating mushrooms while visiting Mrs.
James Moore last week. She waa quite
sick for sometime, but 10 much bettel
now.
II the editor of the Odessa Moon had
seen the game Of ball here Monday, be
would not nave Published his recount o.
the game ~ he did, aud We believe IL h
knew the facts he would b. ashamed o
having ever c~ountenanced such an article
The Bible readings by Mr.. August Nash
at the Presbyterian church this week
have attracted large audiences aud hav'
been very instructive. Mr.. Nash 10 YER,
practical 10 his talks; to speak 10 com
mon ~parlance, he hits the nail ON the heat
often. His visit to Lexington will loni
be remembered by those who heard n
were made better and noblsr BY his expo
sition Of the Holy Scriptures.
The following teachers were elected ct
the Higginsville public schools: H. B
Walker, superintendent north building
Mrs. J. h. Campbell, first assistant; Mis-
Hattie Dyer, fourth room; Miss J.
Taylor, third room; Miss Mabel Dooley
second room; Miss Emma Whiting, frs
room. South building, L. L. Cassell prin'
cipal; Miss Nsttie Bulkley, third room
Miss Ora Houx, second room; Miss Mari
Leiss, hrst room.
Last Monday the humble residence O
Mrs. Harlowe, In Irish Town, was burnet
to the ground. with all OF Its contents
Mrs. Harlowe 10 about 30 years OF age, and
lived alone. She ID dependent upon tn.
charity Of others. and 10 10 every wal
worthy Of assistance. During the 6rs Oh,
was badly burned about the face and
hands, but will recover. There was M
insurance ON her little home, and couse
quently she II thrown upon the world
penniiess and homeless.
Coleman's Rural World: DR.. Pau
Schweitzer, Director OF the Agriculture
College Experiment Station. Columbia
No., In Q letter to this office says: "B,
the end Of this week We shall be prepared
to furnish infection to farmers, provides
they will 9 rs. Our or ave days before
q can Of bugs as described In the cir culal
sent them, or that may be had by address
ing this Office Chat 10 to say, . can OF bug
t. be effected" Farmers, therefore, VII,
have any signs of chinch bugs In thei
corn should gather Q can full, ssnd then
TO DR.. 6chweitzer and await the receipt o
Of infection.
Capt. 10 Wilson Ii the greatest rsli
collector in town and has Interesting bit
from nearly all quarters OF the globe
from the hslbard or pikeroon lone or tn
other) Of q Spanish man-at-srms Of tn
seventeeth century, found here In Mis-
souri,, to a piece OF pottery from th
tombs OF the kings OF . certain dynasty
near Peking. His latest acquisition Ia
dsad-eye brought him by his brother an
by him picked up on the Florida coas
where 1t was Embedded In the saud. 1t
from the shrouds of a sailing vessel an
the irons on It show that 1t was old an
long used when the piece OF mast q
which Ut was fastened when found) wa
carried away In some hurricane, or til
vessel lost. The rust 10 deep on the iron
and from 1t the article may date from th
times Of the buccaneers or pirates Of th
guilt. II 1t could speak II might tell q
interesting story, perhaps, OF sea-ight
aud 1t may be OF Q crew going down Z
sea with the vessel as she ioundered In
storm.
Next Wednesday will be . gala day fe