The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-24
PRESS COM MENTS.
Newspaper Paragraphs Concerning
Our Special Edition.

Seeing the phenomenal success and great
popularity OF the News, there are those
who, to gain public favor, seek to initiate
the News, but, like all other limitations
they are Hat and worthless, and lack the
characteristic c%rispness of the original
Lexington News.
The Lexington INTELLIGENCER is to be
commended fora elegant write up of that
staid old city, last week. The INTELLI-
GENCER has rather the longest pole.-SIa-
ter Index.
The Lexington INTELLIdENCER had a
fine boom edition of 1000 copies last week.
MIR. Homer Luce did the write up in his
usual good notwithstanding Journal
Democrat.
The WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER, licking
ton, Mo-, came out double it's size last
week. The town gets a good write up and
the lNTELLIaENCER deserves praise
Boonville Star.
The Lexington INTELLIaENcER pub
lished a "boom" edition OF 1000 copies
last week. The INTELLIaENCER is very
hard to beat in quality as well as quanti-
ty.-Cass County Leader.
The Lexington INTELLIaENCER OF last
week had a creditable write up OF the bus
mess interest of the prosperous old city of
Lexington. A copy OF it should be secured
by all who are interested in it's history
Slater Rustler.
The Lexington INTELLIaENcER got out
a very neat and interesting review edition
last week. 1t contains much interesting
information n gives our neighboring
city, the county seat" quite a "send
off.'-Higginsville Advance.
The review edition of the Lexington
| INTEL laat yUaak iS n hiStnrv nf
the city, a biography of many of her
leading citizens, and a splendid advertise
ment for the good old town in which it
is ENTHUSIASTICALLY Advertiser.
The Lexington INTELLIGENCER issued a
large, eight page PAPER last Saturday,
giving Lexington and Lafayette county
and its business men a good write up; and
a nice piece of mechanical work was per-
formed in its make-up.-Fulton SUM-.
The Lexington INTELLIaENCER comes
to us this week with the best write up of
a town we ave ever seen. The edition
is well edited, finely printed and illus
trated with cuts OF the colleges and bust
ness houses of Lexington.-Platte City
Landmark.
The last issue of the Lexington INTEL
was a mammoth paper, con-
sisting of eight pages of line columns
each. 1t contained a splendid write-up
VI Jue BUSINESS interests OF Lexington
and vicinity, besides much valuable his
torical data.-Richmond Conservation.
The Lexington INTELLIGENcER issued
quite a boom edition last week with many
illustrations OF buildings in that city.
Since Brother Payne has taken control Of
the 1NTELLIGENCER it has gotten to be
one of the best papers in the state.-Oak
Grove Banner.
The review edition of the old reliable
Lexington INTELLIdENCER which came
to us this week is a regular daisy, and re-
fleets great credit on its enterprising
publishers. 1t was a neatly printed eight
page nine column paper, chuck full of in
teresting matter relating to Lexington
and Lafayette county.-Miami News.
The INTELLIaENcER's write up of the
city of Lexington and citizens was quite
a creditable effort, and indicates the fact
that n number of her people are inclined
to be progressive. She undoubtedly has
the power to accomplish much, and, if
her will to do so, were commensurate
with her ability, she would regain some
thing of her lost prestige. But nothing
can be more evident than the fact hat
she will be compelled to make a stronger
effort than has yet been put forth to hold
what she has already attained.-Waverly
Times.
The Lexington INTELLIaENCER got out
a boom edition Saturday last. The write
up OF the city was excellent for the money
that was in it for the publishers, but there
was but few, comparatively speaking of
the business interests represented. Such
Il write up does not show up a town in its
true commercial and business standing as
should be. Live advertising placed before
the people each week in the three local
newspapers will do more for the general
welfare of Lexington than all the boom
editions that could be gotten out. Enter
prise and push ~aheed-not by a few, but
all who are in commercial and manufac-
turing Observation-Disclosures Saturday
Herald.