The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-10-05

LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.

LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.
To-day is the last day of the Farmers
fair.
A new opera house means high class
attract ons.
Large line OF schools supplies at Farmers
drug store. tt
G. L. Gibson's great sale next Thursday.
Don't miss it.
Have your stoves set up by Yingling,
the timer. Prices reasonable. II
Mr.. John Baehr has opened a first-class
grocery store on Franklin avenue.
Rev. A. s. Mo2itt will preach at Maple
Glen tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
For SALE-A Voss 4 Sons upright
piano. For particulars, call at this office.
WANTED-A good cook, to go to the
country. Good wages. Apply at this
office.
Saw money by buying your slate', tab
lets, pencils, crayons, inks, etc., ETC., Of
Farmer. II
To day is the last day OF the fair, and
like all OF the rest OF them 1t will be the
best one.
For SALE-A Bran New VosE & Sons
upright Piano. Will be sold cheap. In
quire at this Office.
Miss Sallie Gordon Is now with Young
n Nfnfs..Iu. - ..o. a.. ..ttl r.. ,~l..aa1
to meet her friends.
Call on Yingling at Stevcnson's hard
ware store and have him put up your
stove for the winter. II
The INrELLIaENcER's commercial
printing Is the neatest and best. Our
prices are reasonable.
The Pastime club will give their third
anniversary hop on October Is, At their
club rooms on Main street.
Don't forget that you can take n pleas
ant trip through Arkansas and the Indian
Territory this month for $3.50.
Just received-the finest line Of Nil.
linery IN the county.
Ola Mrs. 8. A. MooREHEAD.
LAhiu'ue iuSius p"stcne~u oouoic"
radiating drum. 1t doubles the capacity
Of any stove, with M hall the fuel. II
LosT-On road between Higeinsviile and
Lexington, Thursday morning a red knit
shoulder cape. Leave at Liomis' Book
Store.
Rev. A. II. Farris, the new Methodist
minister, has moved his family here, and
Is now comfortably located 10 the Meth
odlst parsonage on South street
MIR. James Smith, Of Msyview, was a
been reading the INTELLIaKNcER ever
k1tArtsd and says he gets lone
pry Society Of Central Fee
Aeid its first meeting last
Saturday. II was Q very interesting
meeting and one which the invited guests
greatly enjoyed. Argonia DID its open
Ing meeting tonight.
Tn state board Of railway and ware
house commissioners Tuesday refused to
grant . rehearing to the Higginsville
Co. The board on September,
Is made al order requiring the company
10 reduce its rate on handling coal.
Miss Meua Winkler has yet several va
caucies In the vocal class she is arranging
and will be pleased to have all who wish
Join b same, rs early as
possible. She will also instruct a limi-
ted number OF pupils In Harmony. 1O-5.3t
Mr.. John p. Hausam has opened up q
first class drug store In the Wilson build
log opposite the Morrison Wentworth
bank. John Is q tirst class fellow AND Is
also q fine druggist. He has secured the
OF Mr.. George Cooper an expe-
druggist and also q very pleasant
We wish him success.
Sherif Wright received a telegram from
City Marshal Mel Hulse Of Independence,
evening, notifying him OF the
arrest of Burt and Sam Williams, who
two horses from Stephen Gates. at
The horses were recovered.
Sheriff Wright brought the men down
Sedalia Democrat: The Lexington
bridge Is said to be practically assured.
The SAINTS Fe railroad has taken hold Of
the matter, and. 1t Is believed. will put It
through. This may mean q great deal for
Sedalia In the near future. and It Ia he.
lieved that the st. Louis and Kansas City
line via this city will be completed at an
day.
Mr.. Henry Bowman, OF Sweet springs,
was in the city Thursday arranging for
excursion which IL to leave this city
October 20. The trip will be made in q
special car, aud will include LOO miles Of
st. Louis, Little Rock. Fort Smith
and the Indian Territory will be visited.
The trip will last six days and tickets will
sold at $3.50.
Quarterly meeting in the German Meth.
odist church. The first ssrvics will be
services, Sunday school At $50,
preaching at II .. M, evening services at
ESQ and 7;3O p. M, the closing service.
Rev. John Demand our presiding elder
will conduct the service. Everybody is
invited. g. J. Mueller, Pastor.
The plans for Isxington's new opera
house were approved yesterday and the
contract for building 1t will be let at ICE
The decoration, stage. scenery and lchair
nave been let. The chairs will
$500. The new opera house will be
, 6ne one. The improvements will cost
$4,000. Chanslor and Waddell
have nothing to do with 1t II IL was
u be first class.
Mr.. T.. II. Kimbali and Mr.. Burton, OF
Kansas City, were here Thursday repre-
the electric light company.
They deposited 5000 in the Lexington
Savings Bank with Mr.. Emison Chanslor
treasurer OF the bridge company, to the
credit Of the bridge company. The city
which met Wednesday night ad-
Journed until Monday without acting on
the mayors veto. The mayor will recon-
mend At the Monday nights meeting that
the council pass the ordinance over his
veto. This will probably be the action OF
body and the electric plant will be
erected ut once.
Leader: During his stay at Atlanta,
Capt. T. W. Cassell had the almost exclu-
sive honor Of ringing the new liberty
bell. A. union soidier, a confederate aud
Two sous OF veterans Of either side were
for this specific purpose. Capt.