The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-09-10
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Miss Lizzie Afford is now a popular
clerk for Mr.. Il. @. LOOMS.
Mrs. VIM. H. Carter aud family have
gone to Kansas City to make their future
home.
Mrs. @. N. Stafford, OF Warrensburg, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Witten-
berg, in this city.
central College opened up this week
with sixty-six young ladies, and more are
coming on every train.
Electric fans are cooling. You get
them and other seasonable articles in
Santa Fe Route dining cars. 7.2m2
Your summer suit will be slightly out
of date. Let Wittenberg make you one
Of his perfect fitting suits. 9.3-4t.
The ladies OF the Methodist church at
Wellington gave a social one day this
week, and raked In about s45.
Rev. B. W. N. Slmms will preach to-
morrow morning and evening at the Bap-
tist church. The officers OF the church
urge the members to be present.
FURNITURE % SALE.-A large lot OF
furniture for sale in large or small guam
titles to suit anybody, at prices that will
make 1t move. Cash on delivery. At
Central College. 8.27tf
Mr.. Pearl Smith will teach school near
Wellington this winter, and will proba-
bly, resume his study Of law next summer.
He is an intelligent, energetic young
man, and will succeed In any under
taking.
You invite disappointment when you
experiment. DeWitt's Little EARLY Risers
are pleasant, easy, thorough little pills.
They cure constipation and sick headache
just as sure as you take them. Day 4
Shelby, Leading Druggists. Att
Talk about more holidaysl Who had
any benefit IRON the Labor Day holiday
except the banks and the postmastersf
People who have to work, and work bard,
for a living, don't want these miscella-
neous holidays. The Fourth OF July,
Thanksgiving and Christmas are enough
, One Minute Cough Cure surprises
|, people by its quick cures, and children
may take it In large quantities without
> the least danger. 1t has won for itself
r the best reputation OF any preparation
used today for colds, Group, tickling in
the throat or obstinate coughs. Day &
, Shelby, Leading Druggists. 4-2ti
: Wellington Qui Vive: The old log build
. ing built by Mr.. VIM. Corse, about sixty
years ago and for a time occupied by him
J az a store room, is being torn away this
week to make room for the erection of a
brick, by II. e. Duebbert. The brick
! work has been awarded to Mr.. George
: Needler, OF Higginsville, and the wood
t work to Mr.. Herman Willie, Of this place.
. Work on removing the old brick hotel
D will begin Monday, and it is Mr.. Deub-
bert's intention to have the building
4 completed In about two months.
:. The Methodist conference will meet in
this city next Wednesday, aud will re-
main in session over Sunday. The Meth
q odists OF Lexington have been exerting
y themselves for the past two weeks to find
homes for the preachers and delegates
. who will attend. More homes are needed,
THEY MUST BE HAD. 1t would be a dis
= grace to our city to invite this conference
here and then not treat it as Hospitality
9 as 1t is treated everywhere else. Those
8 who are willing to entertain one or more
guests should report tho same to Rev. b
v. Alton.
Higginsville Jeffersonian: Circuit cour'
= is In session here this week. The bes'
part OF the first two days was taken ~
by the case OF sophronia Vaughn VS.
a John Reed, which was for S41s board ant
n borrowed money. There is a case agains
Joe Reed for 1886, and as 1t is similar /,
Johns, II is in o measure a disposition FOL
a 1t, too. Judgment for the full amour
n was the verdict rendered by the jury
r. The case will be appealed. The court /
now setting on the Avitt-Farrell cas-
, from Aullville. The amount involved |
, about twenty five dollars, and 1t ha
= been In court five years. l. has been trie'
four times, and reviewed In the court o
A appeals once. The costs In the case ar
over $500. II. Carey was the justice of tn
.nooo ,uhn Rlo1 Tho ortOfnal Nonara
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NJ The Nebraska Farmer, published a
Omaha, contains a three-column cut O
M Wentworth Military Academy, aud anon
aa other things the article says: "In pre-
. senting the views on this page of Went
n worth Military Academy, at Lexington
NJ Mo-, we wish to say that while it !
known to be the Oldest, largest and hes
II equipped military school in the west, a
ar additional building to cost $500 is nov
"a being erected and will be ready to use q
the opening OF the present year, so that
N will be better able to accommodate II
"a rapidly increasing patronage. Last yea
4 1t could not admit all who applied, be
cause OF lack OF room. The school wa
Ia founded in 1880, and no better apprecia
tion OF the fitness and popularity Of Majo
Sanford Sellers, NJ. A., the preseu
m superintendent can be given than th
w fact that he has been at the head Of th
IN school ever since the first year. The al
tendance last year was the largest in III
mn history OF the institution, Nebraska cor
tributing Ave students, but this year th
: number from this state will be more tina
. doubled. The loss by FIRE OF the Worth
ington Academy, at Lincoln, let out
number OF young men, most of whom WI
go TO the Lexington academy, and amon
the number will be Johnny, son OF NJ
Heath, Of The Nebraska Farmer, WI
starts In for a full course. The locatio
OF this school at Lexington, Mo-, fort
miles east Of Kansas City, On Mo. Pacih
Wabash and Santa Fe railroads, Is a goC
one, and one that many will appreciat
The advantages OF u good military scho
over Others In the way Of discipline
worthy OF consideration. The WentworI
Academy Ia non.denominatioual, |
hoard OF trustees is made up OF leadit
members OF the different protesta
churches OF Lexington"