The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-03-11
Bring on your dollar.


Bring on your dollar.
A special term of court will be held FOR
the Plattenburg case. 4
Next attraction in the lecture bureau is
The Lotus Glee Club, on the 18th. Seats
on sale at e. G. Loomis.
Who says Lexington is in debt when she
has 81, 1853 80 in the revnue fun and does
not owe an hundred dollars?
City Attorney @. B. Silverman now has
his office in the Kriehn building. He
and attorney Jno. e. Burden office
together.
By pouring Goa oil down a darkey's
throat, inserting a lamp wick and putting
a lighted match to it, you may bring light
out Of darkness.
The Arg ,nia literary society OF Central
college was greeted with a full house last
Monday evening, and the exercises were
greatly enjoyed.
For two dollars we will send you the
I msa,s anrni 2. 90 War' a1S for e sns
year. Try 1t once.
Rev. Robert Mcintyre lectured here last
week TO q crowded house. All were very
much pleased with his lecture; the SUBJ
ject was "Buttoned-up People,"
A great run of subscribers was made
upon our business office rooms this week;
hosts OF new and old subscribers hasten
ing to take advantage Of our one dollar.
l nave some spring Barley for sale.
suitable for spring sowing. Parties IL
string can obtain 1t by calling on Lyna4Af
Rsctsef * Wfnlngtps Ea
ai Aiszaadsf Ne
, feature OF the evening.
Work is about comple< btanti-
full house which Il. e IS erect
ing on his farm ahof< >i<f >S<@x south OF
Lexington. whe9 Z VIII be one
OF the finest ho,1S r1pnty.
The lecture y. Maiden, OF
Independence, d<5i ~ 10 Dover, Mon
day evening, was qpste a success. The
subject was '.The DEVILS Trot-line. II
was held In the Baptist church at Dover.
The bill establishing a branch circuit
court at Higginsviile was passed by the
house last Tuesday, and now goes to the
senate Judiciary committee. This is the
fruit Of having a (mis) representative al
Jefferson City.
Refined, jolly comedy, and solid fun for
the entire evening Is the order of the day
A. A. ENt--~Atg ~ ..a-ta 4-or
house, Monday March 18th. Pretty music,
charming songs, dances, ETC., help to
make one oil the best entertainments of
the season.
The Ri, Rev. E. r. Atwill, bishop oil
the diocese of West Missouri, will be with
us Wednesday, March 18th to administer
the apostolic rite Of confirmation Tor the
laying on Of hands.) Morning service at
$3.50, evening service OF confirmation, 1880,
All are invited to attend.
The following from this county are APP
plicants for position under the new admin
istration; w. B. Major, Aullville, Indian
agent; w. II. Carter, Dover, receivership
for Oklahoma Territory; M. v. L. Nc
Clelland, Wellington Interstate commerce.
commission; Alexander Graves, Lexing-
ton, u. 8. attorney for Western District
OF Missouri, and g.. NJ. Mountjoy, Lexing-
ton, u. s. marshal for Western District OF
Missouri.
A committee from the city council con-
sisting of Messrs. Walton, Schaefermeyer
and LaBertew, In connection with Drs.
Adams, Chambers and Crist, were before
the county court on Wednesday, last, in
the matter OF the construction of an IS
inch sewer from the foot Of 10th street on
Pine street to center Of alley In block AZ.
The court agreed to give $1,000 towards
the same on the condition that 1t be con
uected with the Jail, and run west along
alley In block az, as far as Turner Hall,
and eventually east and'west along main
street.
Those interested In the organization OF
q fair association at this place met last
Monday afternoon at the city hall. II. Q.
Sawyer was chosen chairman and c.. Ben
Russell secretary of the meeting. J.. d.
Shewalter, Gus Hearle and Jas. Peak
were appointed a committee On the
location OF the contemplated fair ground
A committee OF seven was appointed te
secure capital stock. These committees
are to make reports at the mex meeting
March IS. The capital stock was fixed al
81, 1000. at 500 a share.
Here's q chance TO save money. Two
t subscription aio to- s 2. 90 the isrEnn1.
~aENcER and either one of the following
J papers:
st. Louis Republic,
Kansas City Journal,
Kansas City Times,
New York World,
!: New York Sun,
II New York Herald,
!: st. Louis Globe Democrat.
!, For S1.25 we will send you the INTELLT
aENcER and weekly Kansas City Star 70
one year..
/, The cadets at the academy are to b
: favored to- night and to- morrow Afternoon
by having with them Mr.. f. o. Child. o
q st. Louis state secretary OF the, Y. q. c
A. III Nisaoa<i NJ. ". Boyd. genera
>es15<1<3 d the I<&uaas City =. ~ O. A
Ard Ito 2tF> H3U<t< xsy12f1 e@stor o
be ta64Fex&<ioaef tta1ch Kansa
c1<< who will hold meetings In the In
/, terest of the Young Mems Christian AS
I ISOLATION. Tomorrow night they will
! hold services at the Methodistand Baptis
churches for the benefit OF the people o
i Lexington. The other churches hav
: kindly consented TO do away with tn