The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-04-06

OF course you have planted your garden.
The court house yard has been cleaned
up.
Don't funk in doing you duty in the
bridge matter.
Staples of all kinds at lowest prices at
F. r.. Bane e. Co.'S. 3-16tf
Mr.. Hackney, who has been ill for some
time, Is nc better.
Mr.. Harvey Cobb is erecting a wagon
shop in East Lexington.
The lawns about town look as green as
they usually look the latter part of April.
Miss Belle Fraser, who has been very
sick at E. A. s., is much better, and has
gone home.
Subscribe to the bridge fund and CON-
mend yourself to the people as u public
spirited citizen.
The transfer line now has a call boob at
Vaughan & McClelland's, where patrons
can leave orders. 3-23.tf
Miss Amelia Bauerle was arrested
Thursday night for disturbing the peace.
She was sent to Jail.
We are selling best hand s,wed msu's
shoes for s. so, all styles, at Cash Shoe
House, opposite postoifice, Ed. Meyers.
The residence Of Dennis Gavin, in East
Lexington, was damaged to the extent OF
| $3.50 by fire aud water yesterday morning.
Rev. DIR. Thomas Cooper, OF Plymouth,
England, preached a fine sermon at the
Methodist church, last Sunday morning.
The ~postoffice at H~igginsviile wi;l he
removed to the south end OF the business
part Of the town near the Citizens bank.
WANTED-A good white boy. 9 10 Ii
years old. Will give him a good home Till
he is grown. Inquire at this Office. 4 Gtt
Corder's new town board is composed of
the following men: H. It. Smith, j. ID.
Peoples, j. L. Rsddeck, B. E. Hefter and
M. Lieser.
The teachers will be elected in Jrne.
Miss Gordon was elected to fill the unex-
pired term of Miss Laura Ireland, who
has resigned.
The county board OF equalization il in
session.. 1t has thus far transacted a large
amount Of business, and has large docket
yet to dispose Of.
Rev. j. NJ. Boon will be 4s years old to-
morrow. We hope he will live long. lie
is a valuable citizen, a fine minister and
a thorough gentleman.
The Methodists at Dover are in the
midst OF a protracted meeting. Rev. Mr.,
Eastwood is being ably assisted by Rev,
Mr.. Waggoner in the services.
For RENT-Room No. 9, in the Haerle
Building, now occupied by X. T. Jesse.
Possession will be given first OF May.
Call on Gus Haerle for further particulars
Sheriff Wright has had the court house
yard thoroughly cleaned up by the pris-
oners. We wish he could find something
to do to keep the prisoners at work all the
time.
w. c. Kapp, Of Saline county, has pur.
chased one-half of the Higginsville Lead
er. MIR. Daley ~retires. We welcome Mr.
Kapp to Lafayette, and wish him a sue
~cessful career here.
, Tomorrow is third quarterly meeting a,
the Methodist church. Let every member
attend and bring quarterly dues up te
date. By so doing you will greatly oblig'
the board of stewards. Leroy Farmer
, treasurer.
Odessa Moon: "Isaac Neale, one of Hig
. ginsville's well known young men, hai
/, purchased an interest in the Lexigtol
INTELLIaENcER, and will devote his tim,
in the future to the business management
r of the paper.
8 The state inter-academic defamation
: contest takes place at Boonvilie, mex
: Friday evening. A. Long will represent
e will 60 from here, as it Is thought tina
q special will be run direct from here I,
Boonville.
/; Miss Tillie Hollis has resigned her posi-
o tion In Liberty, and has accepted a posi-
ton In the Racket Store, In this city. Sh
70 reached here Saturday night, and went o
duty Monday morning. Her hosts
friends will be glad to learn that she hs
again located in our MIDST.
o The following nave been elected direc,
ors of the Building and Loan association
x W. g. McCauslsnd, T. ]. Bandop, Charl,
w. Loomis, ]. r. Moorehead, w. B. 30
ton, Albert Winkler, J. q. Crenshaw, \
F. Royle, George Hutchison, E. F. Nicho
Of son, H. sinauer, Isaac o. Hays, Emisc
Ie Chanslor.
Richmond Conservator: Isaac Neale h
10 bought an interest in the Lexington !,
i TELLI0ENCKR, and will hereafter act
c. one OF the business managers of that ste
RS ling old paper. With the talented ia,
ir Groves as editor, and Muserove & Nea
" as business managers, the INrELLIaEEcI
cannot but prosper.
~ Tit Sunday school rally al the Chris
u ian church last night will be confirm
all day today and all of tomorrow. Th
ar is intended to be Q gathering of all 4
a Sunday school workers OF the Oh risti
ds oHght to be accomplished. Everybo,
" invited to attend all meetings.
" Up to time Of going to press only
;" school districts had sent In their ele
- ton returns. The vote in these distrio
stand: Ragland, 1919, and PHILLIPS, Y
VI This gives Ragland 253 ahead, but it
hard to tell what the result of the WHIT
f., Noto Will Dc. DUH BIC koouLmou, u
either one will make a good officer.
-. Messrs. C. q. Ludwigs and w B. Hal
lett were elected school directors Tuesds
without opposition. This is a comp
lst ment they well deserved, which I
N, INTELLIaENCKR anticipated several wee
in ago.. On last Wednesday night the boa
ch met and recognized by electing Tn
Johns president aud W. b. Hamlet vi,
les president. The other officers will
nd elected in July.
Odessa Noon: The stable of Mrs. S.
"A McCauley, Of this city, was discovered
be on IRE about IL o'clock last Saturd
-. night. The alarm was given and the {
.. department was quick to respond, as
=. also a large number Of citizens. The
had gained such headway that the bui
ing could not be saved. The hen hor
and coal house were also burned. 7
lrs residence would no doubt have be
ne. burned had 1t not been for the firem,
IL Origin of the fire unknown. The ser
Iey of meetings commenced at the SOutht
nd Methodist church two weeks ago il
for creasing in interest. Rev. c. NJ. Bish
GU OF Lexington, is here again this week, q
I've is preaching soul-stirring s
he eral professions are reported and IN,
BILE good is being accomplished.
There has been. on the mart of n nu