The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-05-04
GARDENERS are happy.

June and the sweet girl graduate will
soon be here.
Farmer makes crock bottom" prices on
paints and oils. 4-2O-3t
Sweeten your breath by chewing Bran
DIVINE Tobacco. 4-2O-3t
The county depository will be named
by the county court next week.
The Higginsville Leader is now a semi
weekly. The first issue was very cred
table.
MI. Jackson Dysart and family left
for their new home at Monett, Mo-, We'd
nesday.
VIM. LOOMS, James Anderson and Ed.
Venable were fishing on Crooked river
yesterday.
friedrich the Tailor has a stylish line of
suitings. See them before having a spring
suit made. 4-27-tf
Strong d NeaIe. Higginsville, Mo-, buy
all kinds Of country produce at highest
market price. 4-6-4t
ID. Hacker is sole agent for Lowne,'s
chocolates. Which received highest award
at worlds fair. 3:2tf
A party of young people enjoyed a
pleasant informal hop at the opera house
Monday evening.
Fayette Leader: The Lexington INTEL
LIaENcER is putting in some strong lick s
for free silver coinage.
DR.. w. T. Cameron has moved his office
from the Meng building to the front room
over the Commercial bank.
We are selling best hand sewed mems
shoes for $3.50, all styles, at Cash shoe
House. opposite p~ostofice, Ed. Meyers.
The largest and best selected line Of
White and Fancy Shirts; Silk and Sum-
mer Neck Wear, you can Hndlat Sinauer's.
Don't forget that Joe L. Long has the
finest and sweetest Hams and a fast
Bacon 10 town. All home cured. Try
them. 4Z7-4t
The transfer company keeps a call book
at the Mammoth liverv stable. and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave riders at
these places. 1O-27-tf
D. Hacker Is the only confectioner In
the city who has q complete line Of con
f%ectionery goods, and the only one who
has the finest goods. 12-23ti
Rev. James A. Duncan, of iKansas City,
will deliver the annua address before
Iduna and Argonia literary societies Of
Central College in June.
Rev. T. 8. Love will preach at Edenview
church the arst, second and third Sum
days in each month regularly, at IL q. m.
Sunday school at 10 q. m. If
ICE CREAM.-Iam now prepared to serve
the best OF Ice cream by the dish, also dlI
orders for ice cream and ices In any guam
tity at short notice. p. Braun. 4-O-t4
The Kanawha River salt does % get
hard In the barrel. Four barrels will 60
Is far as six Of any other. For sale by
Strong 4 Neale, Higginsville, Mo. At
A meeting of the Alumna of Baptist
Female College will be held at b college
parlors today at $3.50 p. m. Business of
importance 10 to be transacted and q full
attendance is urged.
Quite q number of members of the
Christian church of this city are attend
ing the great state convention at Sedalia.
The convention met Thursday night, aud
will adjourn Sunday night.
Great bargains In boys suits from ten
to twenty years. l have just received lie
of these suits which l will close out at Q
great reduction. II you want q suit for
the ~youngster come to me and II my
prices ON these particular suits are not
twenty-five per cent lower han else
where, you needn't buy. H. Sinauer.
Mr.. David Russell advertises his stock
Of buggies, ETC., In this issue. He has been
making vehicles hers for nearly a hall
century, and his work is of the best. He
made the buggies and carriages that the
early settlers Of the county rode in, and @
Russell vehicle has always gone at par. II
you need . carriage. buggy, road cart OF
anything In that line give Mr.. Russell q
call. He will treat you well.
The following special from Washington
IL Of interest: Hon. Alexander Graves Of
Lexington, Mo-. sent TO the treasury to-day
his application for the position Of deputy
comptroller Of the department. The az
plication came in by mail direct from Mr..
Graves, and was accompanied by . batch
OF Endorsements, mainly OF local support
ers, with q few state politicians. So far
x-0overnor Francis has moi submitted
10 writing his Endorsements Of any one
for the position. It 10 claimed, however,
that he has transmitted by ~administrati IN
secret service his Endorsement Of Robert
A. Campbell, Of st. Louis.
Qui Vivs: Burglars broke into the store
of n. +. Brinkman last Sunday night and
next morning his house looked like q
Kansas cyclone had struck 1t. Clothing,
hats and various other articles were scat
tered over the fioor promiscuously and
trampled over by muddy feel. He does
not know exactly what his loss is but
thinks two suits Of clothes, two hats,
pocket knives, cigars and numerous other
articles were taken. Two hats q az ola
ragged coat were discarded aud left in the
store by the robbers, but no o has been
able to recognize them. MIR. Otto Grumke,
who lives q short distance west Of town,
says he 10 sure the hats are the identical
ones worn by q couple OF tramps who ate
breakfast at bis house on last Sunday
morning.
Messrs. w. G. Musgrovs and Ethan
Allen, on the first day OF May, moved six
bodies from the Musgrove family ceme.
terry, two miles south of town, and buried
them in Mschpelah. The last burial there
o ,cured thirty three years ago, and thu
irst one more than fifty years ago Hudi
son Chambers Musgrovs died In lS43, sgtc
10 years aud 8 months. Mrs. Musero,s
died May IL, 1s45, aged 30 years; France,
Mary Musgrove died May 10, 1916, aged II
years and 8 months, only q week after b. I
mothers death. Cornelis Gilbert Mus.
grove died April 8, ls47, aged 10 years. Mr.
Musgrovs died February 4. 1867, aged II
years, and samuel O. Musgrove died Seq
tember %, 1852, aged II years and
months. Some OF the old graves wers
vsulted, aud the bottoms laid In cement
and considering the great length of time
since the burials the remains were
unusually we'll preserved. The family oil
William Musgrove are all buried in Maci .
pelsh now. with two exceptions, Penney
Virgelia Cash, who Ii buried in a church
yard at Eddyville, Kentucky, and w. 6,
Musgrsve. who is yet living.
A deliberate murder, followed in a few
hours by the suicide of the murderer, &C.
cured near Milleville. ten miles northeast
of Richmond Wednesday evening about
six O'Clock. James M. Woods, a prOmi-
nent and wealthy bachelor farmer, wa