The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-02-18

Inc Ohrstrom conce TT, Monday eve
ming, was a splendid attraction.
Everybody urn out to the mass meet
ing at the court house, this afternoon.
The Lexington INTELLIaENcER is much
improved of late. Brother Payne is a
good newspaper man and no DISCOUNT
Odessa Moon.
Joe Kabrick intends moving to Odessa,
soon. Jackson county will lose and
Oak Grove Banner.
Missouri is entitled to a place in Cleve-
lands cabinet.-0dessa Moon.
True, but II is stated that Major War
ner declines.
We like Rev. McMurray. He will stand
yon up before HIM, talk softly to you a
few moments, and then he will and you
one between the eyes and knock you
dizzy.
We received a letter from Douglas Meng,
son OF DR.. j. w. Meng, now attending
Bethany College, w. Va. II gives us
pleasur Q to be remembered by our young
friends.
The Corder Gazette, edited by T. M.
Bridges, last week entered upon Its Sec
ond year. We wish the Gazette all pros
perity and admire it for its enterprise and
vim.
The furnace at the Christian church
W as impolite enough, last Sunday morn
ing, to smoke in the presence of ladies,
but 1t still had { 90 much self-respect to
smoke a cigarette.
Miss Dick Grady, one OF our most pop
ular young ladies, was recently offered a
position in the Hot Springs, Ark. public
schools. Owing to home duties she
declined the honor.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
ThGs. Bolon, OF the commercial hotel,
celebrated the anniversary of their golden
wedding, Many guests were present and
an enjoyable lime was spent.
Our people were surprised when they
awoke, yesterday morning, and found a
deep snow and snow stillsialling. 1t will
be a good protection for the farmers
wheat and as such we welcome it.
e. 8. Young, OF the firm of McCausland,
Young q McCausland, leaves tonight for
the east. AS usual, he will visit all the
principal markets, and expects to purchase
an unusually large stock for spring.
The man who goes to church and squirts
tobacco Juice down the register, when he
dies will not be even permitted to stop in
purgatory. He will be ~railroaded through
to the sizzling department without delay.
The Uniform Rank, as an escort to the
regular lodge of K. p, will attend services
at the Baptist church, tomorrow morning,
In observance of the thirtieth anniversary
of the founding of this prosperous order.
The Odessa Moon comes to us this week,
with a pink dress on and a broad smiling
face. The general appearance of the
paper indicates prosperity, and as it enters
upon Its third year we wish it well for the
future.
WIN. Lacey. colored, popularity known
as "zinc," will open q barber shop in the
Stramcke building, opposite. Bour q son..
Give him a share of your patronage, as he
is a beginner in business for himself. He
Is competent.
Last evening, at the residence of Mr..
and. Mrs. Frank Stewart, living about four
miles from town, an enjoyable pie party
was given by Walter Shockley and Louis
Peachie. These pie parties are all the
rage In the country.
The latest and prettiest song'now being
sung on the stage. lis entitled the Indian
O.-,a, nunaa H 10 ky Tho nnnulor
author, Will L. Thompson, Of East Liy-
erpool, Ohio. The price is forty cents.
Send the author half price and you will
receive q copy.
Miss Marie @. Hyatt, of Iuka Conserva-
tory, Iuka, Miss, and afterwards of the
Cincinnati Conservatory, is a recent
addition to the faculty of the Elizabeth
Aull Seminary. We congratulate Prof.
Walton upon this recent acquisition to
his able faculty.
Misses Ollie, Mary and Hilda Waite,
living about four miles from town enter
tanned friends at q pie party last week.
The guests spent a very pleasant evening
and left at a late hour, congratulating
themselves upon anevening's enjoyment.
Constable C~avanaugh brought David
Willis back from Kansas City. Monday
morning. He Is charged with forging the
names OF his wife and father-in-l law, who
live near Holden. The forgery occurred
April 1. He was refused bail by Justice
Price and the case set for February 81.
We notice that Col. Ben. Elliott. OF this
ao,ntr hos haan tao1arad he qu narjn
dency Of the Confederate Home, but
owing to circumstances he has declined.
He was not an applicant for the position
which makes his selection more notice.
able. We regret his ~declination to accept
the position.
Our sprightly Alma correspondent OF
last summer has resumed
"Gray goose quill"
Aud will in the future furnish newsy
It'd bits and society flashes from that por-
tion OF the vineyard. We are glad to well
come her back to her old place.
/ have sold over 800 bottles of "Hepati-
cnre'' in so days; often sell from l to 2
dozen bottles a day to as many different
persons. 1t is the best seller lever saw in
my experience of 25 years in the drug
business. / always guarantee 1t TO cure
every cBss OF dyspepria, blood, liver, kid
ney and heart disease, and never found a
case where 1t failed.
Esd Il. II. JENKINS, Decatur, Ill.
W. N. A. NOTES.
Captain H. G. Ford spent Sunday at
Sweet Springs.