The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-09-30
MELANGE.
County court meets next Monday.


County court meets mex Monday.
WANTED-a good cook to go to the
ete&fry, good wages, steady employment.
<.zs>ig at this office. 9-2-tf
<{1rvey Powell, of Woodstock, Ontario,
tive of Mr.. John Powell, visited the
latfer,s family, this week.
Now is the time to paint. A full line of
house, barn, and buggy paint at
9-3O-4t. CRENsHAw & YoUNa's.
The Lexington Presbytery of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church. convened,
yesterday, at Rock Springs, Johnson Co.
General jackson Frost made his first
appearance, last Monday morning. TIL
general has not changed much during his
northern trip.
The New York World Is one of the best
democratic papers in the country. We will
send the World and INTELLIGENcER, one
year, TO any address, for S2.26.
Lexington Amateurs and the nine from
WIN. A. will play a game of ball at the
academy, today. Seats will be provided,
and everybody cordially invited to attend.
The grand lodge A.. F. md A. M. meets
in st. Louis in October. Mr.. Henry Sin
auer, DR.. G.. w. Fredendall, and Hon.
r. A. Hicklin will attend as representa-
tives of Lexington Lodge, No. 149.
On account Of the st. Louis exposition,
Wizsouri Pacific railway Will sell
~ st. Louis at the low rate OF $3.50
found trip; good returning thirty
=tickets ON sale Until October 81.
The GOVERNOR has appointed George
Wilson, of this city, as a delegate from
Lafayette county to tho Pan-American
bi-metallic convention, to be held at
Armory hall, in st. Louis, on the third
Of October.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
bard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
fishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs,
splints, sweeney, ring bone, stiles, sprains,
all swollen throats, coughs, etc. Save $50
BY use Of one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful biemish cure ever known. Sold
by Charles w. Loomis, druggist, Lexing-
tom. Mo. 7-29-93-1y
Hon. VIM. H.. Carter and family were
very fortunate in making the run into the
Cherokee strip. They all got good claims,
both lands and town lots. They have lots
in Pond Creek and Round Pond. They
are all well and in good spirits.
The seventh annual convention Of the
Missouri Christian Endeavor Union, viii
be held at Moberly, October q, 28, ant
%. The number of delegates will not b.
limited. Delegates will be entertained a
p per day. One and one-third fare oil
railroads..
RHEUMATISM CURED Il A DAY.-"Mys
tic cureo for rheumatism and neuralgii
= radically cures in one to three days. 1t
action upon the system is remarkable an
mysterious. 1t removes at once the a
and the disease Immediately disappears
The first dose greatly benefits, 20 cents
Sold by G. w. Loomis, druggist, Lexing
ton, Mo. 7-20-9o-ly
Mat. Bouldridge, the colored t~onsoria
artist, believes in keeping up with tn
procession, and taking part in Lexington
improvements. Last week he pnrchase'
four new barber chairs Of the latest pat
tern, and placed them in his shop.
The ladies' of this city are invited to cal
at the Ladies' Bazaar, on Franklin Ave
between Eleventh and Twelfth, and In
spect the new fall styles. It is our aim {
give the best goods anil the best work TO
the least possible money. We solicit
trial, feeling assured We can give satisfac
ton. e-2s-tf
The young men Of w. M. A. must get
work at football. They also must hay
the hearty cooperation of the citizens {
Lexington. A good football team woul
be q good "ad" for the academy, and th
boys must get it up. Go to work, boys
Lexington win help you If you will hel
yourselves.
First class limited one way rate via Mis-
souri, Pacific to Kansas City and Unto
Pacific from Kansas City to Portland
Ore, Spokane, WASH, Helena, Butte an
Garrison, Mont, and intermediate poin
direct line s26. 80 second class 5000. A.
LooMIs, Agent. u
The case of the state Elk rel Chas. Ho
fer vs.. Chas. 8. Mitchell, ex-sheriff, ar
his bondsmen, was tried at independents
last week. The jury rendered a verdi
fo- plaintiff to the mount OF S9,234.2
Mesars. Wallace & Chiles and J. ID. Sh
walter appeared for plaintiff. while Mess
Blackwell, AuIl, and Keyton defend'
ny Mitchell.
We have received a copy Of number on
OF volume one, of the Daily North Mi
sourian, Published at Gallatip, Mo. Rol
ert M. Harrah is the publisher, al
Anthony W. Dahl III city editor. Boi
gentlemen are newsI aper men OF lor
Experience, and will furnish the Gallat
people a first class daily. In the languaI
OF Rip Van Wrinkle may the pape and /
managers olive long, and prosper"
Last Saturday evening we had u
pleasure OF listening to the Tyroiet
Orchestra practice ia the Office OF Il
Laundry of Goode Eros. The boys a
making rapid progress In their music, al
we expect grand things of them in t
near future. Thu young gentlemen WI
compose the orchestra are as follow
Algernon Smith, leader, first violin; r.
aoode, manager, first banjo; Ernest Ho
man, mandolin; Eugene Weber, corn,
John Butler, first guitar; Tod Kelly, sc
ond guitar; Ed. Moorman, second bani
James Edmonds, banjorine; Willis Ga
vi~oioncelio.