The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-30
Board of equalization Monday,

Board Of equalization Monday.
Bulk and package garden seeds at
3.16-4t
To drive away that tired feeling 60 see
he Ministries.
Smoke the ''Smokette" 5-cent cigar.
sold everywhere.
Staples of all kinds at lowest prices at
X. Baue & Co.'S. 3-l8tf
For a cool, pleasant smoke, try the
the best scent cigar.
Ii you want toidrive away the blues GO
to the opera house Monday night.
Rev. J. NJ. Boon is holding a revival at
assisted by Rev. Crutsinger.
The bridge has to be built. We wonder
how we have ever gotten along without 1t.
"The Burglar" at the opera house, last
Wednesday evening, was above the ordi-
nary.
The weather for the past ten days has
beer uu usually warm aud bright, for the
season.
The ira nsferiine'now has a call book at
Waugh & McClellend, where patrons can
leave orders. 3.23-tf
Buds on the maple and elm trees are
much swollen, and a week Of warm
weather will bring out leaves.
= We are selling best hand sewed mems
shoes for " SO, all styles, at Cash Shoe
House, opposite postofhae. Ell. Meyers.
That tired feeling, loss Of appetite and
nervous prostration are driven away by
Hoods S%arsaparilla, which makes pure
blood.
Rev. T. 8. Love will preach at Edenview
church the first. second sad third Sun
days In each month regularly, at II a. m.
Sunday school at 10 q. m. tt
Mr.. C. NJ. Stockton will handle the ane
horse, Strathmore, this season, and the
splendid jack, Compromise Prince. 1t
would be hard to find better animals than
these two. His barn ia four mileA west oi
MAYHEM.
Al q result Of the bright, warm weather
of the past week, there 10 . wonderfully
increased activity in various outdoor EN-
ployments. Everything seems to be alive
and on the move, and many improvement
are going on.
Elder M. M. Goode, Of st. Joseph, wal
here last week, on . visit to his brother
Elder G. NJ. Goode. He preached dv'
sermons while here. which we're muci
enjoyed by large audiences.
H~igeinsville Advance; SIT the Lexing
ton bosses will promise faithfully not Il
Jake from US our two little terms of court
we may be able to do something for then
on their bridge fund.- Bet your price
and we'll see what can be DONE" We hav
no price. We would like to have you
help on the bridge, and we don't wan
your "two little TERMS" What will yo'
do?
In canvassing for the bridge fund GU
committee found farmers who refused T.
subscribe because they said it would xii
the produce market. We always though
Kansas City q better market than LexinE
ton, as q great deal Of our produce !
shipped there. Railroads have made Kan
City. II we get the bridge and teI
thousand population our produce marke
will be better than 1t 10 now.
Tomorrow evening, at the Southern
Methodist church, the regular Epwort
League services will be held, beginning q
$50 o'clock. sharp. MI. Richard Bywater
will be the leader, and the subject will b
"The Nazarite"-Num. 8:1-8; Acts 15:l'
"Cleau and DISQUALIFICATION 11:47
Every member of the League is urgentl
requested to attend all the meetings. an
all others are cordially invited to b
present. Let all come prepared to ente
heartily into the service either by prayer
reading or speaking. Preaching servics
begin at 7:15.
Odessa Moon: Last Sunday mornin
Marshal Vinsou arrrsted . man and pr
him In the lookup. The arrest was mad
at the instigation Of Lee F. Benning. tt
man had made Q canvas Of the tow
claiming to be deaf and dumb, cripple
and blind. He called At MI. Bsnniug
residence and was given twenty. fv
cents. Mr.. b. suspected that the ms
was a fake, and followed him down tow
He wal not recognized by the bum, an
soon drew him into . conversation. n
B. then reported the matter to Marsh
Vinson, and the arrest was made. Lat
In the day the faksr wss released from Il
calaboose and given fifteen minutes
leave town. He goti We learn that !
worked Bates City late In the afternoo
Watch for the scamp and knock him on
A shooting ARRAY occurred Wednesdl
night at Holden, In which City Marsh
Ney, his deputy, and . fleeing iorgsr We
the principals. Wednesday the city na
shall of Warrensburg wired to Hold
asking the Officers to arrest . stranger vi
went by the name OF H. A. Mills, Of Clsv
land, Ohio, and who was wanted I
: forgery. Mills was arrested and that mig
about dark Marshal Nsy took him TO t
!. depot to take him to Warrsnsburg
told q man to watch Mills moment VIII
he sent Q boy after . pair Of handcu
> Mills started to run east along the ira
, but fell. The deputy was close behi
Mills In pursuit. when tbs latter arc
he began shooting. He continued RI
! ming with the marshal and deputy al
him all shooting q fast a. they could lc
: their pistols. About twsnts;hvs shot
are said to have been exchanged. M
finally escaped In the darkness. It IL
known that any q wal injured.
= The H~iRginsvills Acme of the sd CO
tains several items urging the removal
= the county seat, the foundation Of
!. articles being spite at Lexington
account Of the new law In regard to no
, ing circuit court. Now, We wish
. Acme to understand two things: One
! that Lexington had nothing to do "
drafting or passing the law; the sece
10, that Lexington 10 not trying to
any claim Higginsville may have on
court house. II you can get the court no
we expect you to do 30. But We do
!. think it fair to use misrepresentation
an argument. There 10 no use Of abus
Lexington, or ~ridiculing her prospects
q bridge. "Tote fair" and IL you q
anything for your town it is your pri
lege and duty to get 1t. Lexington v
act houorably, and will work for her o.
interests, but-not against anybody else
y A committee OF bridge workers went
a the country. Tuesday, and accidental
r reached the residence OF Mr.. Ferd
:. Smith lust at noon. Mr.. Smith ipvi