The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-04-20

Clean up your premises.
A fine rain Monday night.

Clean up your premises.
A fine rain Monday night.
Corder public schools closed yesterday.
Go to Farmers for your paint. 4-2O-3t
The Racket store is receiving a coat Of
paint.
The McGrew mill is being extensively
improved.
White goods sale-see advertisement. F.
r. Bane & Co.
Farmer makes "rock bottom" prices On
paints aud oils. 4-20-3t
The Commercial hotel Is receiving a
fresh coat of paint.
Our citizens wish they could take a trip
up to st. Joe every day.
Farmer can save you money. il you
want to paint your house. 4-20-3t
Special sale Monday and Tuesday-see
advertisement. F. X. Bane d Co.
Mr.. H. Wilson Winsor is putting a neat
wire fence In front Of his residence.
MIR. Geo. w. TolIs, of st. Louis, wants
to start An electric light plant here.
The fancy dress ball at Turner hall las,
Monday evening was a grand success.
Miss Thompson, recently with Mrs. s,
P. Arnold, is o dressmsking with Miss
Lucy Davis.
Mr.. Chas. G. Wallace has purchased the
Ricketts, property, on North 18th stree,
from Mrs. CHM.
You cannot afford to miss it. Now IS
the time to buy white goods. See adSsr-
tisement. +. r. Bane & Co.
FoR SALE.-A piano and organ, both Ia
good condition, cheap and on easy pay
ments. Inquire at this Office. 40 St
Mr.. James Hays is improving the ap-
pearance of his residence, on Seventh
street, by Q liberal use Of paint.
Go to Joseph L. Longs for all kinds OF
garden and flower seeds. both in package
and In bulk. Ninth sud Main. 3 slot.
The young ladies Of Central College
took . holiday yesterday and enjoyed
carriage rides in the afternoon.
Remember, Farmer bought bis paints
and oils in the winter, when prices were
low. Get his prices before buying. 2O-3t
Sheriff Wright has had the prisoners at
work On the court house yard this week,
cleaning up and removing the OLD stumps.
Mr.. ]. Ed. Webb has accepted q position
with the Keller Clothing Co. and will ta
pleased to meet his friends there at any
time.
Mr.. Rufus Young will attend the Ma
tional Presbyterian Assembly at Dallas,
Texas. In May, as q delegate from Prairie
church.
That s%crofalous faint which has been 10
your blood for years, will be expelled by
taking Hoods SarsapArilla, the great
blood purifier.
The jack snipe shooting has Ibeen very
good at Hicklin's lake this week and our
sports have been telling about the mirac-
ulous shots they made.
Ice CREAN.-Ia am nov prepared to serve
the best Of Ice cream by the dish, also oil
orders for Ice cream and Toes in any guam.
tity ct short notice. p. Braun. 4-2O-t4
The Conference OF Lutheran preachers
and teachers Of Lafayette and Saline
counties was held on Monday, April
18th, at the residence Of Mr.. w. Wilk in
Concordia.
Quite Q number of ladies from Odessa
accompanied by Mr.. J. H. Christy, visited
Lexington Thursday 10 see Coen's new
green house. sad also to do some shop
ping. The party had q pleasant time.
Garments dyed with the Putnam Fade
LEES Dyes osn be dried In the sun II desired
We do not claim these Dyes to be fadeles
and then tell you to dry goods In tn
shade. Colors from ons-third to Q bal
moro than any other package dye. Onl,
10 cents. Sold by Chas. w. Loomis AM
w. b. Tevis.
Otto Bauerle 10 under goo bond for sell
log liquor to students. A few days az
he was arrested. charged with concubiu
age, and taking . girl away for immora
purposes, the girl In the case being hi
own nisos. 4 truce was patched up, how
ever. aad the charge dismissed. Thursda
night he went to the livery barn OF Kell
q Sons aud hired . surrey to 60 to Odssss
taking the girl with him.
IN the proper column will be found tn
snnopncsmept of Mr.. Joseph Hook TO
councilman from the third ward. He hs
bssp . good citizen OF this city for eigh
teen years. wss . member OF the counci
for two years, aud 10 Q solid, sphstantia
conservative man. u elected be will max
Q faithful public servant. While In tn
council before Mr.. Hook was Q strong I'D
vocats OF the city owning the caiaboose.
Yesterday morning iour Santa +
officials visited our city and spent
couple Of hours here 10 interviewing on
citissns. The party consisted Of Geners
Superintendent Nudge, Superintendent
Chicago Division Resssquis, Assistan
Superintendent strohm and Trainmaste
polsn. They were In conference with
number OF citizens, aud while no businss
was transacted they were moi back war
In giving us assurance that the Santa y
wsntsd to come into Lexington, aud ths
under reasonable conditions they woul
surely cross the bridge. They left q
11:S0 O'Clock tor st. Jossph.
James Young gsve Deputy Sheriff
James 0oode and John Fulkerson a livel
chase last Tuesday. He was ARRESTED 6
the Star House, and broke away and ra
down Tenth street with Mr.. Goode In he
pursuit. Mr.. Goode fred five shots 9
him, but failed to stop him % he sprove
to be the best runner. Mr.. Goode CAV
him such q close race though hat b
went into the shaft below town and me
were sent In after him. He crawle
through and came out at the mine belo'
and made another run. This time, how
ever, Mr.. Fplkerson was on his horse an
the prisoner began climbing fences. M
Fulksrsou took two shots which came 6
close to him that he threw up his hand
and surrendered, and was brought to iai
Odessa Moon: Mr.. E. T. Lee OF tn
city showed Us on Monday o beautif,
parchment which gave him membershi
in b Som of the Revolution. 1t read
BE it known that Ethelbsrt Thoms
Thomas Andrews, Col. Stubblefeld's reg
imsut, Virginia Troops, 17sO-sl, in tn
cause OF the American Independence dur
ing the war OF the Revolution has bee
duly admitted to membership in the sc
cisty Of the Son Of the Revolution in th
state Of Missouri, this the 10Th day @
Feb. 1885, Mr.. Lee 10 very proud Of tn