The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-04-24

Remember the Bazaar next Tuesday
evening. Be sure and attend.
Wall paperI A full suit for 75c. Walls
and border only SOC. Call and see these
at the Marrs Art Store.
Don't forget the Bazaar, to re given by
the ladies OF the Episcopal church next
Tuesday evening. Hoffman building, on
Franklin avenue.
Meet & Fair, ice dealers, have a large
and handsome new ice wagon, which
presents a fine appearance with its bril-
liant coat of paint.
The Mars Art Co. is now located in the
store room west of the Grand Central
hotel. Give this firm n call when need.
ing anything in their line.
w. IL. Bolton is making n fine display
in his show cases and windows OF even
ing slippers, and gives you an idea OF all
the newest styles and best varieties at
lowest prices.
STRAYED.-One large, red-roan Durham
COW, about 10 years old; horns turned
downward; has been gone since April %.
Any Information leading to her recovery
will be amply rewarded by Graves Bros,
at Lexington Roller Mills.
This city was visited by n heavy rain
and wind storm early yesterday morning.
The rain was accompanied by vivid
flashes Iof lightning and loud peals of
thunder. The rain fell in torrents, flood
ing the streets and cutters at a lively
rate.
The Mars Art Co., Grand Central Hotel
building, will clean your walls and cell
Jugs with anti bacteria cleaner for $1.O0
per room; halls and store rooms in pro-
portion. Leaves the room clean and dis
infected of any disease germs, caused by
sickness, damp walls, etc.
We are glad to note that Mr.. Jos. Long,
who has been in poor health for some
time, is improving. Mr.. Long went to
Coffeyville, Kas., about three weeks ago,
in the hope that he would be benefited by
the change, and writes home that his
health is greatly improved, and that he
may be expected home in a few days.
Mr.. w. b. Bolton has lately recei we'd a
lot of the dark green shoes, which are
boing worn so extensively this season.
The shoes are very fashionable, and are
the most stylish looking footwear that
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Bolton always keeps the latest styles of
shoes for sale at his store, and no better
or later goods can be found in the large
cities.
Mexico Ledger: Bob Chambliss, FORM
erly a resident Of HigginsviIle, Mo-, but
now living in Kansas, is responsible for
all the recent newspaper dispatches which
came from Everest, Kas., in regard to the
discovery OF an air ship passing over that
city. A friend of his has written a letter
to a relative in Higginsvllle, telling all
about the fake discovery and explaining
that the whole thing was originally in-
tended as a joke.
There was a case up before Judge Price,
the other day, that In some respects easily
takes the Gaze over anything hat has
been in his court for some time. The
judges usually smiling countenance has
worn anything but a happy contented
look of late and he has been spending
hours in devolviug deep into the myster-
les of his law books and in deep thought
and intense meditation, trying in vain to
solve the knotty problem that has sud-
denly confronted him. The parties In-
volved In the legal contest all hail from
Riverton and this little settlement below
town is much wrought up over the situa-
ton. 1t appears that one Mrs. Peppoa
had the key to the Lexington Coal COM
pany's well and that all the n%eighbors
were accustomed, at certain times of the
day, to go with Mrs. Peppon to the well
and each get two buckets of water, but on
the day on which the difficulty arose,
Ava Revergy and Anna Maybel wanted
three buckets of the life-giving fluid, and
upon Mrs. Peppon refusing them Mrs.
Revergy and her fair companion $50 says
Mrs. Peppon) assaulted the brave defender
of the compan'ys water and proceeded to
put a head on her after the most approved
style. Mrs. Peppon came to town Thurs
day and sHore out warrants in Judge
Prices court charging Mrs. Revergy and
Anna Maybel with assault and battery
and Mrs. Revergy retaliates by going
before Judge Phetzlng and charging Mrs.
Peppon and Vic Dumas with the same
charge. Just how or where Dumas got
mixed up in the affair has not yet been
brought to light, One of thee Ulcers was
around in his official capacity trying to
ind some marks of violence on Mrs. Rev
ergy but she carefully concealed all marks
from his scrutinizlng gaze. The charges
will be aired in the two Justices courts,
Tuesday morning and they will then have
opportunity OF in vestigating the mer-
it's of the case.