The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-05-13

Eggs ten cents per dozen.

Eggs ten cents per dozen.
We had a nice little rain Tuesday night.
The confederate reunion at Charleston,
!. C., this week, was a big success.
For sale eheap-a Brown Corn Planter.
Used one year, good as new, call aud see
1t. H-l5-it) Z. B. VAUGHN.
Mr.. Joseph A. Wilson will 20 to North
Missouri, next week, to do q job Of sur
veying.
A whole lot OF our people wanted to go
to st. Louis Thursday, to see the battle
ship Nashville.
Subscribers not receiving the paper
regularly from carrier are requested to
report at this office. Il
Brawner 4 Harris have Just flashed an
artistic job of painting aud paper.hanging
for MIR. l.. j. McGrew.
A barn belonging to Mr.. Henry
Giesecke, at Concordia, burned last Sat-
urday. Loss about $500. No insurance.
A number OF fake advertising schemes
have been sprung on our business. men
during the past two weeks, and some OF
them were caught.
Mr.. Zach Wright shipped seven cars OF
cattle to Kansas City, Tuesday. The
market has been bad for a Icing time, but
We hope he bit a rise.
The river is slowly falling, and an ugly
sandbar is beginning TO appear In the
} middle OF the stream. At present the
current Is on the north shore.
In the absence OF Pastor Manly, attend.
Ing the Southern Baptist Convention al
Louisville, KY, the pulpit OF the Baptist
/ church will be supplied tomorrow by
l Benjamin v, Bolton.
! DR.. Manly, DR.. Hyde and Mr.. and Mrs
H. w. Winsor left here Tuesday to attenS
t the Southern Baptist Convention a
Louisville, Kentucky. The convention 4
now In session. Rev. Benz. Bolton will
t preach at the Baptist church tomorrow
9 morning.
All who desire to take a well conducte,
r and delightful excursion on the Missouri
t river, will have an opportunity to do g
today and tomorrow. The spleDdi,
a steamer, "Jacob Richtman," will Civ
three excursions on these dates. TIL
boat is new and clean, and ia frs
class in every respect; built OF extr
heavy material and perfectly safe. Sc
dates Of going and returning 10 anothe
column.
It Mr.. Ed. Lee, in opening q case Of straw
,r berries, yesterday morning, found th
following badly written note: "May til
ar 10, 1899, Cropey, Ark. This is to ADVERT,
10 my Name Among The women aud girls
:, Wife Wanted II this reaches a single ri
b | would Be Pleased to Have an anSw,
and II not Please Hand 1t to some or
who is likely to answer | Hope to Hei
from you soon. T. J. Heather crops
p. o Ark good By"
!. Marshal Price and Nightwatch Fetch
"A caught two miserable thieves last MOI
M day. They had a lot Of brass boxing, al
Mr.. Percy Silver has identified It
- belonging to his machinery at the ca
merry. These fellows had also shipped
box to Kansas City, and II is suppos
the box contained q lot Of material stol
~ from the Serat coal mine. These scou
drels have been locked up in the jail, Al
ny will be prosecuted for grand larceny.
VI genteel whipping wonld be a fifth
~ beginning ca such scamps.
- At the annual state convention OF /
United Daughters Of the Coufederas
which met In Higginsville, Wednesdi
to the following officers were elected for t
we ensuing year: President, Mrs. r. E. w
ng son, OF Kansas City; first vice-preside'
nd Mrs. p. @. Roberts, OF st. Louis; seco
ng vice. president, Mrs. g. w. Hyde, Of Ii
Is ington; recording secretary, Mrs. StoI
80 wall Pritchett, of Fayette; c%orrespoudi
ale secretary, Mrs. Jas. A. Gibson, OF Kan
] City; treasurer, Mrs. A. II. Asbury,
FRO higginsville; historian, Mrs. w. g..
sw Causland, OF Lexington. Mrs. VIM. A
ola and Mrs. @. W. Hyde were delegates fr
rs Startling Price chapter OF Lexingto n.