The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-01

See u rubber shoes before you buy.
Isy Gratz & Co. 9-24tf
WANTED-A white woman TO do general
house work. Inquire at this office. II
Remember Sydnor's hog sale, at Hig-
ginsville, October 9th.
Miss Coffey, of Chicago, has taken the
position as head trimmer at Mrs. Moore
heads. 9-17tf
Mrs. j. @. Setter, dressmaker at Central
College, wants a girl who desires to learn
! dressmakiug. 10 1-2t
Isy Gratz Il Co. have the incest shoes,
all new and up to date, at prices to suit
you. Call and see them. Meng building.
For SALE.-At reasonable prices, all
the property OF the late j. W. Grant.
Apply to VIM. s. Mars, 1909 Franklin
Avenue. 10-1.4t
The rock ballasted track, the automatic
block signal system and electric lighted
coaches insure an enjoyable trip via the
Santa Fe Route. 6-14tf
The old reliable, "ole Olson" is In
nounced as one Of the early attractions
here. "Ole" seems to nave a lease OF
perpetual life.
FURNITURE o SALE.-A large lot OF
furniture for sale In large or small guam
titles to suit anybody, at prices that will
make 1t nov Cash on delivery. At
Central College. S-27tt
Pleasant Hill has become afflicted with
the street lair lad, and October 10, ID and
l5 will be devoted to working of the fever.
$500 will be given In premiums. Every
thing free, aud everybody invited.
The Warrensburg foot ball team will
play the Missouri Valley College team, Of
Marshall, at Higginsville today. The
game will be called early, so that Lexing-
ton people can see the game and catch
the train for home.
The public school library is being
classified aud catalogued, preparatory to
being opened to the public. II you have
any books or magazines you can spare,
you cannot make better use of them than
to present them to the public school.
Mr.. e. B. Vaughan Is making extensive
improvements on his building, occupied
by McCausland's store. This week he
has put a new coal house In the rear, and
has torn down the wooden awning In
front, and a canvas awning will take Its
place.
Wellington Qui Viye: Word reaches
us that Thomas Rulings is very ill with
the fever in Kansas City. Tom Is a mem
Der Of the Third regiment, and has been
sick ever since his regiment returned to
Missouri, but his case was not considered
serious until the last few days.
Hi. Henry's Minstrels drew a large
crowd to the opera house last Friday
night. 1t Is one Of the largest, finest and
, best minstrel companies on the road,
and everyone present was highly pleased
with the performance. Hi. Henry can
get q crowded house Ia Lexington any
time he chooses TO come.
; Last week we advertised for q home Tor
a white boy, aud Monday the boy was
' taken to a good home. Since that time
we have had two calls for the boy and one
letter askinR about him. We believe we
can now furnish homes for two more
boys. II you know any bright white boy,
, 12 TO ID years old, who wants a good home
, let us know about II.
The INrELLIoENoER ia glad TO state that
. Lexington now has a irat'class long dis
!. lance telephone connection with II. a. L
Junction, and from there TO Kansas City
e M other points. We went to The
n mayors Office yesterday morning, whioh
= 10 the Lexington end OF the line, and
8 called up the Junction. We found thai
I the line was In perfect working order
a and we could converse in an ordinary
a tone. The line will be Of great a~saistanc'
to travelling men.