The weekly intelligencer., 1895-09-07
LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.
Some hot weather this week.

Some hot weather this week.
Penny Lead Pencils at F. X. Bane & Co.
Remember the Howell sale next Thurs
day.
Remember the Firemen's ball. Sept.
10th.
Large line OF school supplies al Farmers
drug store. II
Begin the day with cup OF Morning
GLORY Coffee. S-3-tf
School Tablet at 1c., &c., &C., Sc. and 19c.
at f. X. Bane Il Co. 81 It.
Go to f. X. Bane & Co. for your School
Tablets and Pencils. s-3l 1t.
A nice present given away with every
slate bought OF Farmer. II
Read the advertisements in this paper.
They will save you money.
Read the advertisement Of 7. II. Early's
lumber house in this issue.
The very best Gasoline Stoves at Schawe
Il Weis', at your own price. 7-l3tf
Note the advertisement OF Mrs. Laber-
tew's new millinery in this issue.
Mr.. j. C. McGrew, wife and daughter
sailed for New York last Wednesday.
For SALE-A Vose & Sons upright
piano. For particulars, call at this office.
1t is said that there are to be several
fashionable weddings here before snow
flies.
Save money by buying your states. tab
let's, pencils, crayons, inks, etc, etc., OF
Farmer. u
Many OF our Lexington lawyers have
been spending the week at Higginsvilie,
attending court.
Rev. Mr.. Il. T.. Howelrs sale, seven
miles southwest OF Msyview, next. Tn urs-
day. Don't miss 1t.
The INTELLIaENcER's commercial
printing is the neatest and best. Our
prices are reasonable.
The annual meeting OF the Lafayette
and Johnson Baptist Association will be
held at Warrensburg. September 12-l4'
FoR RENT An eight room frame house
on franklin avenue. For further partic-
ulars call at this office. s-3l-2t
Mr.. Thomas Paxton has made an assign
ment OF his grocery stock to J. X. Davis
for the benefit OF creditors.
| A hexagon stone pavement is being laid
around the Morrison Wentworth bank.
Mr.. Chas. A. Morrison is doing the work.
MIR. Chas. II. Royie has accepted posi-
ton with Maxwell & Co., a large Chicago
Wholesale house, and will represent that
Hrm In Missouri and Iowa.
Mr.. Geo. w. Marquis was In the city
last Tuesday. He has been assisting
Assessor Drummond, and has completed
his work, which is pronounced efficient
Usual services at the Baptist church
Sunday. Preaching by Rev. W. l. Cole al
IL q. m. and 1850 p. m. Sunday school al
$50 q. m. Young peoples meeting al
$50 p. m.
Miss Matte Lou Catron entertained g
number OF friends last Wednesday even
ing. As hostess, her guests pronounce
her success. A fine time was reported
by those present.
DR.. H. M. Richardson has written &
book entitled "Sermons and Sermon Out
lines." It has been printed by e. w
general attention.
That miserable farce known as ''stocl
sale day." took place last Monday. w
hope that those In whose power 1t is Il
abolish this thing went over on Franklir
avenue and took look at the thing.
Sunday about noon there was some ex
element on the street. 1t was all over I
negro boy who was arrested in the Sedg
wick grocery house. The boy had gainet
admission to the store through the iror
bars used to protect the window.
Judge Jno. Z. Ryland left Monday
morning for Warrensburg, where he ia
now holding court. This is the first tim'
he has presided at court for severa
months. His health now Ii good, and WI
are happy to note, constantly improving
The County Board Of Equalization me
this week for the purpose Of examining
the merchants statements. A large par
of the statements were increased. Th'
difference between the valuation given b!
the merchants and that placed on th,
property by the court il nearly $50, ,000
The court will meet as q board OF appeal
Sept. q.
Warrensburg Tribune: Robt MartiI
left yesterday for Lexington to open al
abstract office In connection with law
yer, Mr.. Young. Bob is q bright youni
lawyer, and we wish him success In hi
new field OF work. Mr.. Young at on
time read law under Col. A. b. Logan, O
this city, and Is remembered as promis
ing young man.
Last week Mr.. II. b. Dickey sold hi
interest in the gas company to MIR. Cress
ler. Mr.. Dickey has severed his position
as manager, and Mr.. Carroll Collins ha
succeeded him. We welcome Mr.. Carol
to Lexington. and trust that the compan,
will be successful under his management
Mr.. Dickey may enter some other bust
ness in this city.
Fire Company No. will give q gran,
ball on the evening OF Sept. Goth. Tn
proceeds OF the ball to go the improve
ment of the fire department. Tickets will
be sold at 60 cents each. The INTELLI
aRNCER hopes that every equipmen
needed by the company will be secured
II 1t had not been for this institution las
Monday night, a whole block OF thi
town, and perhaps more, would now be IL
ashes.
The Paris Mercury says: "Cards ar
out announcing the marriage OF Berthe
Spencer, of Palmyra, to Prof. Edgar u
Watson, OF Lexington, Mo-, to take plsc
September 9th. After q short bridal tou
they will return to their future home a
Lexington. May peace and plenty alway
smile on them as II does now" Pro
Watson and his bride will be welcome
to this city. Prof. Watson will teach d
Central college this year. The INTKLLI
aRNCER extends congratulations.
The County Dairy Association wi
meet at Higginsville today. The follow
ing IL the program: "The most profita
BILE crop in rotation in Lafayette county,
Il. 8. Butt, Mayview. Fungus growt
: and insect parasites" A. B. Matthew
Mayview. "rhe best method OF packin
|. and marketing fruit and vegetables"
Il. Walkenhorst, Concordia. "Dairy CO