The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-03-20
Did you bet on the fight?

New bulk garden seeds just received.
Trigg & Eaton. 3.13t4
Worlds greatest c. c. c. cleanser, at
Eggleston & Ewing's. 5-16tf
Now is the time, 80 cents gets one dozen
of the best photos at Billiards. 3-2Ot2
Phares' gallery is the place to get first
class photos. Only 81 per dozen. LIST
W. are glad to learn that Mrs. b. r.
Ireland, who has been quite i'll, is conval-
escent.
For RE~NT-Suburban residence. Good
house; five &C -es of ground. Address s.
q. Wentworth. 3 2O,6
Ii you have carpet rags you wish woven
take them to Mrs. Posten, west of water
tower. 1O-3tf
Silkoline and satteen comforts, cotton
and wooden blankets at great reduction.
f. II. Baue & Co. 3-6t4
Mis-. IL. Rasch has returned with a fine
stock of millinery. Hats of all styles and
and prices the lowest.
Beautiful line OF white goods, dimities.
and Iinons at very low prices. Closing
out. f. II. Bnne & Co. 8 6i4
characterization with farmer. for
ilihu AZ Ml-Gs ht'ClCbCCa siNCu" ANO |
children. Address this off .e. 1871
Judge Field will hold a special term of
circuit court in Warrensburg for Judge
W. w. Wood, beginning next Monday.
We are selling out to quit business.
Call and see our large line of dress goods
and novelties. F.. II. Bane & Co. 3 Ga
MIR. l.. L. PeIsch has purchased the So
foot lot on South street. just east of the
Pomeroy residence. He expects to build
on it in the near future.
For RENT.-Farm of 40 acres, situated
three miles northwest of MAYHEM.
Apply to Fred Stallfort, postofiice address,
Mayhem, Mo-, or this office. 3 6tf
SITUATION WANTED-bv capable girl to
do general homework or care OF children.
No objections to the country. Address
Miss NJ. Lawless, Napoleon. Mo. In care
of /. IL. George.
Judge w. G.. McCausland is now in the
East purchasing his stock OF spring
goods. Mr.. McCAusland is an ex perienced
hand at the business, and is sure to bring
back some fine bargains.
MIR. II. K~orsemeyer, manufacturer OF
gasoline engines at Higginsville, is con-
structiug n carriage tn bs propelled
by one OF his engines. Ii he succeeds in
making it work he will take a trip TO
Kansas in it.
Sore eyes, no matter how severe or long
standing, are cured by DIR. Jackson's Eye
Salye. 1t soothes and removes the in-
hamation and granulation at once. Can
oe had at any drug store ut twenty-five
cents "A box. 2-3- 1year.
The protracted meeting at the Baptist
church attracts large audiences every
evening. and the sermons are listened to
with close atteltion. R,v. ]. l.. Liwless
has made many friends during his stay in
this city. The m setting closed last night.
Mr.. William Newman purchased from
Messrs. Rufus aud Alfred A. Young,
Tuesday, fifty-nine acres CT aud for
S2,95O. 1t is part OF the old Maior
Young farm, in this township, including
the residence.
Mr. Ed Lee has moved his meat market
across the street from his old location,
and can now be foundi in the store build
ing adjoining the Santa Fe office. He
vacated his old stand in order to allow
work to progress on the improvements to
the Turner Hall.
Mr.. John b. Saatmeyer, at one tins
county assessor, has been appointed de-
uty circuit clerk. Mr.. Santmeyer win
have his headquarters at Higginsviil
and is cure to give satisfaction. He is one
OF our best citizens, and Circuit Clerk
Ewing. in appointing him, has acted
wisely.
The interest taken In the Corbett-F itz-
simmons fight was very great, here. The
news from the arena was eagerly sought
for. The Fitzsimmons men We're greatly
in the majority but the news OF Corbett
being knocked out in the fourteenth
round by the ''lanky Australian" was a
great disappointment to the few admirers
of ''Gentleman JIM"
Calaboose Keeper Dickerson had his
"boarders" out removing the mud and
dirt from the cutters and crossings OF the
principal streets last Thursday. The city
prisoners could not be employed to a
better purpose than in working on the
streets. Let these offenders pay for their
lodging by manuaI labor, and there will
be fewer petty crime committed.
Col. John G. Moore will deliver his lee
ture on 'Shelby and the Confederate
Soldier" in this city, Tuesday, March %.
1t will be given under the auspices OF
Kansas City Camp, No. 80, United ConfeG-
crate Veterans. The proceeds are to be
added to a fund for erecting a Confederate
monument in Forest Hill cemetery. We
trust he will have a good audience.
Mr.. C. A. Phillips, of Dover. and Mr..
rhos. d.. Hammond, of MAYHEM, are cam
diHatao for tho nHHaa nf onnnfy ooha0I
commissioner, and SO announce them
ssIves in this issue of the I~NTELLIaEN-
GER. They are both excellent gentlemen,
we'll qualified for the duties of the office,
and whichever is the successful candidate
the Office will be in competent hands.
The election will tax place Tuesday.
April 6.
Bishop E.. Il Hendrix delivered one of
his characteristic lectures at the Metho-
dist church, Tuesday evening, to a large
and appreciative audience. The subject
of his lecture was "Corea," which coun-
try he has recently visited. Bishop Hen
dirk has a way of presenting interesting
facts in a very interesting manner and his
lecture on this occasion was extremely
entertaining. 1t was given under the
auspices of the Epworth League of the
church.
The case OF Irwin Seeber for the killing
Of David w. Filing March 3rd, which was
to be given a hearing in Squire Rsgland's
court at Higginsville, Saturday, at the
q ,uest of the defendants attorneys was
= VI called but will await the action of the
and jury at the June term of criminal
;,urt. Seeber was remanded to Jail with
ut bail. The lawyers in the case are: for
The defense, Messrs. Wm. AuIl, John
Welborn, Blackwell & Son and M. e.
James; for the prosecution, Messrs. Clar.
eDce Vivion, prosecuting attorney, and
and Lamm.
Billiards. $1.0O cabinet is the best. Gal
leTy opposite post office. 3-2Ot2
The Women's Missionary societies of
he different churches in the city held
their first union meeting at the Presby-
terian church Thursday afternoon. The
were all we'll represented, and an