The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-09-21
LOCAL ~SHORT-STOPS.
Good rain Sunday night.

Good rain Sunday night.
The celebration was a success.
H~igginsville will have a circus on the
18th.
Large line OF school supplies at Farmers
drug store. u
A nice present given away with every
slate bought of Farmer. II
For SALE-A Vose Il Sons upright
piano. For particulars, call at this office.
Lace curtains, new draperies, table
covers and stamped linens at +. X. Bane
Il Co.'s, 9-14-2t
Mr.. George Brown has bought John
BauerIe's interest in the Lexington Trans
f,r line.
Save money by buying your states, tab
lets, pencils, crayons, inks, ETC., ETC., OF
Farmer. u
The INTELLIaENCER's commercial
printing is the neatest and best. Our
prices are reasonable.
Just r~eceiyed-the fiuest line Of Mil
linery In the county.
0-l4 NlfsSs y. u.
FOR RENr-Au eight room frame house
on franklin emf For further partic-
ulsrs call at this office. s'3l-2t
Druggist say that their sales Of Hoods
Ssrsaparilla exceed those OF all others
There IL no substitute for Hoods.
The transfer company keeps q call book
at the Mammoth livery stable. and one al
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders 81
these places. l0'Z7-u
A "bloomer girl" passed through Lex
iagton Saturday. This was an occasion
upon which every lady seemed to want 6
rubber neck"
County court meets next Monday to
hear any merchants who have grievances
concerning the valuation of their wares
as made by the board of equalization.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James C. McGrew and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, are at home
from their European tour. The greetingt
they have received have beer cordial
general aud sincere.
Read the advertisements In this paper
aud you will find a lesson ia economy
The merchants who advertise are the
ones who are not ashamed OF their goods
nor afraid Of their prices.
l will sell good river ice at 20 cents pei
hundred pounds. at Ice house. opposite
Loug's Hotel. l will be there from
o'clock In the morning until 8 o'clock In
the afternoon to wait on customers.
F. r. MEET.
f. X. Bane 4 Co. have Just received ar
elegant stock Of fall and winter dress
All the latest novelties in silh
waist patterns and trimming silks. Also
every variety OF novelty wool goods-
boucles, coverts, silk wraps. Give them
Q call before buying elsewhere. 9-l4-2t
H~iggiusvills L0sder: Misses Dora ant
Anus Mister leave tonight for their win
tsr's collegiate work. Mas Dora viii
enter Cornell College, at Ithica. n. ", sns
Miss Anna goes to the New England Con
servatory Of Music, at Boston. These tws
ladies' have their mark set high and nom
doubt but they will reach it.
Carl N. Brosius, Who for two years hat
Q position in the INTRLL,9RNCER com
posing rooms, Is now q Meshodis'
preacher. The North Missouri Confer
snce last week assigned him to Unior
Star, No., for the coming year. He en-
tered the newspaper businaas as "devii'
aud came out q preacher. This 10 q won
dsrful age.
The Waddell sale, which took place last
Monday, was largely attended. This sec
too Of the county was represented. Much
Of the personal property sold we'll. o
course, some things aold very cheapi blu,
the bulk II the property offered was o.
high order and sold we'll. Mr.. Walter
Wsddell, the administrator. had chargs
of the sale, and 1t wa conducted fair and
impartisIiy.
The Southwest Missouri Conference II
now 10 session at Webb City. Rev. G. M
Bishop, Rev. j. M. Boon, Judge John Il
Ryland, President A. A. Jones and Judge
T. A. Catron are members Of the confer
encs and are Ia attendance. The oficiali
Of the church have asked the return Of
Rsv,C. N. Bishop TO this work for anoths'
year. The appointments will not be made
until Monday. It 10 probable that Rev
]. N. Boon will be returned Is presiding
elder. The delegates will return Tues
day.
The Lexington Business college opened
very auspiciousIy. II 10 expected that thu
enrolment will reach twenty by the firs'
of the week. This IL Q young Institution
but 1t bids fair to be q gisntin educationa
circles. OF course the number OF IT.
students could not be expected to be a
large % that Of our older institutions, u
this 10 its irst year. But the lNrELLIoEN'
GER will be disappointed II another yea
does not bring students by the scores
Merit will win. The institution 10 msr'
itorious.
Our colleges are all open and the pupils
are hard 1T work. Elizabeth Aull Semi.
nary has thirty-seven boardsrs. . larger
number than 1t has had in recent years,
At this time Central college has nearly
ninety, and rooms have been engaged fol
enough to make this number more than
hundred. Baptist college has also an in
attendance. About sixty young
ladies are making their home there this
More are coming next week.
Wentworth Military Academy 10 way In
the lead this year. 1t now has hfty- five
boarders, and Q large number yet 10 come.
Its reputation increases year by year.
Judge Hamilton, u. 8. District Judge OF
New Mexico. has two sons there; and the
president Of the First National bank OF
Galveston, Texas, and also OF the Cotton
Mr.. Jsligs Runger, is n Of its
patrons this year. w. N, J.. u the Oldest
and best military schools In The West,
md it il going forward rapidly.
Ford's Christian Repository has this TO
lay: Sermons aud Sermon Outlines
with definite and explicit rules
Tor sermonizing on as logical ~ sys-
q plan as can we'll be devised,
with OVER one hundred sketches or plans
made 10 strict conformity to those rules.
BY H. M. Richardson. ID. d., Lexington,
Mo. Brother Richardson has spent bis
life In the ministry. and has brought to
bear over his pulpit labors q warm heart.
an educated. well-trsiued mind, add what
may be called q homiletical genius, or
IA aptitude for sermon building.
The outlines OF sermons come first. These
are each quite brisf-pot wore than a
page. They are clear aud comprehensive.
one IL the firm ground work OF u
discourse. Then follow the Sermons, no
,ns Of which fills more than ten pages,
n0st of than six or apyan- Thav ara