The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-13
Pumpkins are ripe.
Miss Mary Green is i'll with fever.

Pumpkins are ripe.
Miss Mary Green is i'll with fever.
Madam Rumor is not always good
authority.
Soon possum hunters will begin to
make night hideous.
For Superior Cook Stoves and Ranges,
see Schawe & Weis. 1O.13tf
The Christian church at Corder is un.
der course Of construction.
Rev. 8. II. Morgan has resigned as pas
tor of the Baptist church at Odessa.
Have your commercial printing done at
this Office. We do best work at cheap
rates. tt
At Mr.. Geo. w. Nulrs big sale last Tues
everything.
WANTED-A good white boy IL or IA
years old to go our miles in the country
Good, permanent home. Call ut this
office. tt
Pure apple Juice, Gruber's make, now
on sale by the gallon or barrel, at MehI's
grocery, on Tenth street. Leave orders
there. tt
The board of education has added book
keeping to the public school curriculum.
The department Is in charge OF Prof. l..
F. Meyers.
That q merchant don't advertise Is not
conclusive evidence that he Is out OF
business, but it is q sure sign that he
ought to get out.
WANTED. A good stout white boy or
young man, to feed a few cattle, milk
cows, and do general light work on farm.
Apply to VIM. H. Greer. tt
Not as many people were here, Monday.
as attended the Sells Brothers circus, but
the quality Of citizenship represented
here hat day can't be beat.
Mr.. H. w. McNeel, Of Odessa, was in
hogs, which he a are doing we'll.
About 1 200 are fed around Odessa.
Hon. M. e. Benton, whom the county
central committee have secured for W
speeches in this county, 10 one Of the
ablest and most eloquent orators In Mis-
souri,.
Lexington Lodge, No. 149, A. F. and A.
M, regular meeting Monday night, the
18th. There will be work In the Fellow.
craft degree. Every member is urged to
be present. Thomas A. Catron, w. M.
Gustav Menkhausen, formerly a police
man In this city, who killed his wife at
Belleville. ILL.,, last winter, was to have
been hanged yesterday. The governor of
Illinois has granted him a respite of
thirty days.
Every Thursday evening between the
hours OF nine and twelve q free lunch will
be served at Fagan's saloon, on Main
street. Erwin Hacker will have charge
of the lunch and he promises something
good. 9-15-tf
MI. Robert Neale, for many years the
postmaster at Alma, has resigned, and It
10 quite likely that Miss Bette Goodwin
will be appointed to all the vacancy, she
being the only applicant. Mr.. Neale will
60 10 Oklahoma.
Little Bessie Van Meter, whose parents
live near Corder, was kicked to death by
. horse ON Saturday evening last. The
child had ridden the old family horse
around the farm and finally too him to
the stable. Somehow she got in the stall
Of another horse and the animal kicked
her Just above the left temple. She was
buried at Corder on Sunday last.
Mr.. John Taubman and family, includ-
ing "Uncle Tommy; also Mrs. Mary
Zeiler, Mrs. Page and family; In all, about
sixteen persons, spent Thursday on
Crooked river, gathering hickory nuts.
They gathered Jour bushels OF hulled
nuts. and had . very pleasant time. They
found plenty of walnuts, but would moi
pick them up. They went after hickory
nuts, and would take nothing else.
The following gentlemen from Rich.
mond attended the Vest meeting here
last Monday: James Hughes, John G
Brown, Peter Tribble, John l. Mansur
g. J. Gardner, George T. Green, Dudley T
Boyle, J. M. Ferguson, 8. v. Endsley
Andrew Wells, Robt. Mason, L,n Duvall
Joseph F. Duvall, Zaza D. Ralph. Joseph
Ewing. Geo. 8. Ewing, Thomas d. Bogie
editor Democrat, DR.. ]. d. stapp, Press e
} Hill, William william, Lee Word ant
, - Thompson.
Hon. r. T. Van Horn, republican can
dldate for congress, Mayor Websts
D w. Davis and Major William Warner vii
speak, next week, at the following place
? in Lafayette county: Monday, Octobe
Ii, ut Lexington, At night; Tuesday
October 10, at Waverly in the Afternoon
and at H~igsinsville at night; Thursday
October IS, at Odessa In the afternoon an
At MAYHEM at night; Friday, October Il
1t Alma In the afternoon and at Corder Q
+ night; Saturday, October 20. at Concordi
In the afternoon and at Wellington q
!; night.
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Q This may be called the Napoleonic Ags
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> The great hog sale OF H. @. Sydnor's O
ours at the fair grounds, In Higginsvill
on October sd, and 1t will be q great on
too. MI. Sydnor IL % of the largest al
best hog raisers in the West. He knov
q fine animal when he sees 1t, and handl
IA nothing but the best. We print on q
FIRST page Of this issue q handsome cut
the great hog, Commonwealth, the he
In of his excellent drove. The measurement
"a of this hog are: Heart girth, 70 inche
q. flank, "a inches; length, 70 inches; arouI
forearm, IS; around ankle, 10; aroul
Z. hind leg, next to ham, II; through shot
ders, % inches. Commonwealth will
At ON exhibition at the sale, and 10 see hi
will be worth q trip to Higginsville. o
"a hog raisers should be especially interest
m In this great sale, as hogs are offered al
will be sold, Of fine blood, bone and siz
Mr. 9vdnor has dona ~,,ch to~o ~ olouo