The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-15
Fresh oysters at Cafe Hacker. s.2Otf

Fresh oysters at Cafe Hacker. s.2Otf
There was a nice rain Monday morning. !
Cow for sale, cheap. Call at 1906 Main |
street. II
Eggs have been rather scarce for the
past two weeks.
Special reduction on photographs for
30 days at Chapman's gallery. 1O-s-3t
See advertisement of the sydnor sale.
Make q note OF the date, and be sure to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wright are prepar-
ing to 60 TO house keeping, up stairs,
corner OF Sixteenth and franklin streets.
Life insurance is a good thing but
health insurance, by keeping the blood
pure with Hoods ~Sarsaparilla, is still
better.
AT Mr.. Menoah Beamer's sale, last Sat-
urdsy, horses brought good prices. Mr..
Ed. Taubman, OF this city, bought five
| nice animals.
Rev. Franc. Mitchell will preach at
Dover on the fifth Sunday In October, the
30th inst. All interested are requested 10
remember the date.
Beach q Bowers Minstrels at the New
Grand, Tuesday, Oct. IS. Don't fail to
attend. Seats now on sale at farmers.
Prices, Is, So and 80 cents.
WANTED-A white boy, IL to IA years OF
age, TO work on farm. Good home will
be furnished, and boy sent to school in
winter. Apply at this office. 10.1tf
Rev. Fenstermacher, OF Newport, KY,
will preach at the Christian church 10
this city tomorrow. 1t is desired that
all the members OF the church attend.
The public is invited.
Wentworth Academy foot ball team
mopped the earth with the Kansas City
High School team, on the Academy
grounds, last Saturday. 1t was n ~ioregone
conclusion, before the game started, that
our boys would lido" Kansas City, but
we really expected the latter would be
allowed to make q score. But II was not
30. The score stood thirteen to nothing
another proof that thirteen is an unlucky
number.
Major Fred X. Meet, OF this city, ha,
met General 10. Wheeler, and says ole
| 10 10 O hard fighter. Wheeler's command
. aud the command to which Major Nee
belonged had q protracted fght once, anc
Wheeler was fighting and falling back
leaving his dead and badly wounded OF
1 the feld. The federals had as many deaC
and wounded as they could care for, AM
Major Meet took a flag Of truce to Genera
, Wheeler and asked him to send back ate
. his dead and wounded, which was done
!. Major Meet and his party took Dime
: with General Wheeler, who had thei
horses fed, and then returned to thei
own lines.
Marshall Democrat: Lieut.. Frazier, o
the 9th U. 8. Regulars, was the guest
!. Friday aud Saturday, Of his brother an
a sister, who are pupils Of Missouri Vale,
, College. The gentleman gave a YER,
: interesting talk at the college durinI
chapel exercises Saturday, In which h
related a number Of his experiences dur
ing the late war. The Lieutenant was II
Cuba several weeks and witnessed tn
su~fterings, not only OF the Cubans Blu
, the soldiers as well, and gave a graph
= description Of the hardships endured
= The address was enjoyed by all who hear
> II, aud the gentleman made many friend
among the students during his brief visi
here.
The Kansas City World OF sunda
contains the following dispatch, date
Lexington, October 9Th: Geo. W. Hersh
= man, who 10 charged with M assault upo
: Mrs. Mary schafier, living IL miles cas-
:, Of here, is missing and It Is believed b
has committed suicide. His trial was I
" have taken place today In the criminI
" court. He was out on bond and left hon
to borrow q saddle presumably to come
Of court. He did not return. A search wi
Of made and his clothes were found on u
10 river bank. Beside them was a no
E. signed by Hershmau saying that he be
10 gone to another world. The river
being dragged for hrs body. Hershma
ns had threatened TO take his life on sever
la occasions. He served one term 10 ia
IN here for larceny and was let OFF easy /
as the Judge upon . promise TO do bette
He had been Respondent since his la
'tr arrest and said no was afraid to face II
Judge.