The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-09-15
The public schools are all open.

The public schools are all open.
Perfumes, toilet soaps and fancy goods
at f. Il. Bane & Co. tt
Don't forget Sydnor's hog sale at Hig-
ginsville, October 23d. 9-15-tf
The STAT men" and the long, Iank, lean
hungry fellows play ball at Corder.
Harry Hendricks is the populist candi
date for constable of this township.
ID. Hacker wants 5000 dozen eggs.
Highest cash market price paid for them.
Have your commercial printing done at
his Office. We do best work at cheap
rates. II
Dry goods were never SO cheap. Come
and see our line, all new. f. X. Bane
d Co. If
Get prices on school supplies at
Farmers drug store, and save twenty five
per cent 9-1-3t.
Central College had lightweight
boarders. yesterday and more are expected
next week.
Special excursion over the Missouri
Pacific to Kansas City, to. morrow. Only
rs cents for the round trip.
We are under obligations to Prof. j. M.
Chance, of Sedalia, for a bound copy OF
the speeches OF Hon. w. J. Bryan.
For the finest photos in the county 60
to Billiards. gallery. opposite post Office,
Saunders old stand. Lexington, Mo. 2t
Home Seekers excursions to all points
on h Santa Fe system, September IL, 25,
and October, 9. Remember the dates.
Mr.. John Worthington sold five apple
trees for $42. The five trees contained
thirty -seven barrels OF fruit. Who can
beat that for an apple yield.
MIR. Joseph Gordon, of Dover, left Mon
day morning for st. Louis, to attend don
tai college. Joe Is an ex-cadet Of w. M
A., and his friends wish him health
wealth and happiness in his chosen pro.
f~ession.
6TRAYED.-From cannery, on tho 18th,
n bay mare mule, about ten years old
full fifteen hands high and In rather thin
order; small lump on left side. Any in
formation about her, please leave with
Silver Canning Company.
Sheriff Zach. W. Wright and MI. Horace
F. Blackwell went to Wellington, Satur-
day evening, and organized q good demo
cratic club. Judge John A.. Lockhart ID
president; J. A. Thompson, vice presi.
dent; Chas. Boring, secretary.
Lexington boys are in demand in the
metropolitan cities. This week Eugene
Weber wa offered, and accepted, a posi-.
ton with the Waer- Boogher Dry Goods
Company, Of st. Louis. Eugene is an ex-
ceilent young man, and we congratulate
him and b house.
The INTrLLIaKNcKR acknowledges
p~leasantcall, Thursday, from Mrs. StableI
and her little daughter, Ethel, of Weston
Mo-, and Miss May Wright. Mrs. stablel
came down, Tuesday, on q visit to heI
sisters, Mrs. Ed. Marks and Miss Wright
and returned home yesterday.
The New York Weekly World. has JUS
changed its weekly into twice q week pa
per, and you ~ now get the two paper,
. week for the same old p%rice-S1.0Oa year
Think Of I'll The news from New Yorh
right At your door fresh every three day
-1O4 papers q year. lNTELLIoENcER ans
Semi Weekly World s2.25 II
Frank Campbell's ~trotter, Billy Bolton
lowered his record to 2:16A, at Terri
Haute, Ind, last Tuesday, winning thu
2:2S trot for q purse Of 5000. The rac'
svaa lAofAnA In Avo knafo. nslIu pnlfnr
Won the nrst two and the nth. On las,
Saturday, at indianapolis, Billy Boltor
won third money in q big race for $500
Bully Billy Bolton.
Judge william Young was fifty-twt
years old last Tuesday, and . better OF
q more conscientious man never celebrat'
cd q birthday. The democratic party will
remember Judge Young's fifty-secons
anniversary In November, and make hin
q present of . majority that will toucl
around 1000. No better man was eve
elected to q public office, and he deserve
every vote In the county.
Higginsvllle Advance: Mrs. Mimi
Knipmeyer, her daughter, Miss Clara
and SON Frank left for Lexington thi
morning, where they expect TO make thei
home this year. Miss Clara will confirm
her study Of music, In which she is al
ready quite proficient, under the instruc
ton Of Prof. Bauer, who has almost Q ma
tionsl reputation AZ Q teacher OF music
and Frank will attend the public schoc
In that city.
The Weekly Kansas City Star addresse
the farmer as q business man and q citi
zen. Doesn't tell him how to farm, bu
how to sell, and where and when. IN
keeps . vigilant eye upon his rights as
shipper, q producer and q tax payer. A
the news, too, and plenty Of "good read
ing'' for the family. Now In 100000 farI
houses. Fifty-two big eight-page news
papers for Is cents. To any one VIII
sends the Weekly Star five yearly sui
scribers, together with s1.25 the paper wi
be sent q year free. II
, A democratic club was organized
, Waverly last Saturday. A large crow
was present at the organization. Messl
8. N. Wilson, Alex Graves. 8. J. Husto
and H. J. Groves attended from this cit!
Hon. Alex Graves delivered . magnif
} cent speech on democracy. The club We
organized with the following officer
President, Hon. q. N. Edwards, Vics
> President, David A. Barr, Secretary T.. 1
B Groves. and Treasury Editor John Web
Sergeant at arms, DR.. Crosswhite. tt
club will be q strong working factor l
, the campaign.
DR.. Stewart, president Of the great sta
, Of English doctors, and the note
specialist, will be at the Commerci'
| hotel. Monday. September "a, 1894, or
day only. II you have failed to get reli,
y from your ailment, do not fail to see tn
noted specialist. He will examine yo
4 and tell you the facts In regard 10 70,
case. He has earned . national reputatio
for the candid manner In which he trea
his patients. Every one that treats wit
him Is satisfied with his course
treatment. Plies cured, by their painle
process, or no pay. Office from 8 O.. n
to z p. m. Consultation free. 8.1-tf.
This newspaper business is a funn
business. You can sit down and wri
a three columns complimenting q man an
!. he will never see 1t; but write . two lin,
A against him and you can't put enough pa
!, ent medicine advertisements around it
keep him from seeing 1t. Write ny q pa
ty and leave out Mrs. Dolittle's name an
: you have u family full Of enemies. II auI
Susan comes to town, nobody tells Il
editor about 1t, and when she leaves,