The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-05-25

lain St., KANSAS CITY, Mo. 12-l5-1y
Mr.. @. c. Wallace has moved into his new
home.
Go to Friedrich the Tailor for your
spring suit. A-N-u
Home money to loan at seven per cent.
Catrou Il Taubman. SAT-
You can buy just what you want In OK
fords at Bottoms shoe store. b-lS-tf
Tickets for High school closing exer-
cises for sale at Z. @. LOOMS. Price, 20
cents.
The Higginsville ball team is defeated
by Odessa every week, and sometimes
twice a week.
ID. Hacker is sole agent for Lowney's
chocolates. Which received highest award
NJ worlds fair. sat
We are selling best hand sewed mems
shoes for $3.50, all style6, at Cash Shoe
House. opposite ~postoffice, Ed. Meyers.
Don't forget that Joe l.. Long has the
finest and sweetest Hams and Breakfast
Bacon in town. All home cured. Try
them. 4-N.A
Some OF the colored folks OF Higgins
! Vile are Directing to their school teacher
because he voted for democratic nominees
for office.
You can buy Oxfords anywhere, but II
you want the new things Bolton has them
in black and tan at prices that will sur
prise YOU. 5.l8tf
The transfer company keeps Q call book
at the Mammoth livery stable. and one al
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders al
these places. 10-N'u
d. Hacker Is the only confectioner In
the city who has q complete line oil con
' f~ectionery goods, n the only one VIII
1 has the finest goods. 12.2Stf
1t. Rev. Atwill. d. D., will preach thu
baccaiaureate sermon for b Wentworth
Academy at the Episcopal church tomor
row Sunday morning.
Lexington will welcome the commence
ment visitors next week, aud treat them
TO some OF the finest literary entertain
meuts they have ever enjoyed. Lexing'
ton colleges do nothing by halves.
Anonymous communications are no
printed In this paper. II you want to set
your articles In print sign your name Il
them. While we do not ask that tn
name be printed In every instance. We
must know who the writer is and whethe
or not he is q responsible party.
Wednesday Ike Jacobs and George
Evans found Q horse mired In q sand ba
in the middle OF the river at Berlin. They
succeeded 10 getting the horse out ant
she swan across the river to the Carol
county shore. The men could and no ON
who owned her and 30 they brought he
back across the river. The horse is nov
at the farm OF Ike Jacobs.
Mr.. j. G. Withers, OF Columbia, ha
been here this week and has taken charg
OF the grocery store he purchased from D
NJ. Smith. The store will be run by MI
Barron until September LIST when Nj
Withers will move his family here an
assume personal control of his Lexingto
interests. We have known Mr.. With Ell
for a number OF years, and knowing hi'
to be a gentleman we congratulate Lex
l~ington that she has been ~fortunst
enough to be the future residing place fe
such a citizen.
President Wilson last Saturday accep,
ed the reelection to the presidency
Baptist College for Q term of FIVE year
1t has not been his intention to remain
Lexington, but the pressure brought
bear upon him was so great that he has
last accepted, and will devote his abili,
and experience to this great college Il
Ave years more. President Wilson is a
educator OF high rank, and one OF Il
most successful college msn in the ives
t He has been a power in building up Bal
tist College, and everyone interested
i, the institution r~sjoices over his I'm
!. acceptance OF the presidency.
!. In speaking Of the concert given
Miss Graham, vocal teacher at Eiizabe
r Aull Seminary, at H~igginsville, Il
y Leader says: Miss draham's populari
with the Higginsville people nearly fill
the court room Of the city hall FridI
evening, but the high character of Il
: entertainment deserved that every se
should have been filed. = Mi
Graham's powerful and highly ~cnltivat
voice provoked her audiences to the usu
\. storm of applause. Her compass Is !
J. t~msrkar.s, and every note sustained wi
{. gree; power. The duets with her broth
I, were beautifully sung. Mr.. Graham pc
sesses all the attributes of u vocalist u
his voice verify bounds with meloc
10 Their voices blend most harmonious
&c and each brings out the other in pleasi
contract. The two duets were probal
~ the most successful numbers on the pI
Z" gram.
ID We rave nothing against a blind ms
"a Not one who ever asked us for a~ssistaI
Ia was ever turned away without receivi
m it. The 'blind man" Is now making
n rounds. The poor fellow has been thro'
on the cruel world penniless, and will
family Of generally from ten to tweI
d children. He should be helped. II desel
Al ing, but that Internal hand organ that
III carr les ought to be crushed into q thC
70 sand pieces. IL will drive Il sober man
N drink and q drunken man to suicide.
will tear up home relations, and max
D. man hate his best friend. Music Is alrie
II it's the right kind and comes at
g. right time. But the nerve-breaki
sc STORYTELLING, man-murdering strains FRI
It. the ordinary blind mans hand organ
more than a good citizenship deserv
IS The legIslators-Fiiley's gang, we mesI
or. should e%xtinguish this nuisa Thi
RS about h size Of Boss Filley's reforI
nd and q law along this line will undoubte,
MI a long felt wan
y