The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-09-29
Old Mems Climb to-day.

Old Mems Club to-day.
Walter Ireland is now at the Racket
store.
Mrs.. DIR. j. j.. Fulkerson, of Higgins
vile, IS very sick.
Perfumes, toilet soaps and fancy goods
at +. II. Bane q Co. tt
The old men, club meets to-day with
Mr.. Camillus Barnet.
p. p. Severn, who sold the Thalbote, is
going to study medicine.
Tarsney will speak here next Saturday
afternoon. Be sure to hear him.
Mr.. William ii. Chiles will address the
democratic club at Mnyview tonight.
Dry goods were never so cheap. Come
and see our line, all new. f. X. Bane
d Co. If
Mrs. w. G.. Musgrove reached home
Wednesday, from a ten days visit to rela-
lives at Sweet Springs.
Saunders makes the only first class
Aristo photos made in the city at 81. per
dozen. Duvall's old stand.
John 8. Crosby made upwards OF a half
dozen speeches in this county this week.
This will be news to our readers.
LosT.-On Wellington road, near Lex
ington, last Tuesday, a blue o~vercoat with
velvet collar. Finder leave at this Office.
Corder is to have another newspaper.
Mr.. Hawks is to be the editor, proprietor,
devil, ~janitor etc. He has our good
wishes.
II Madam Rumor's slate is not wrong
there are to be several matrimonial VEN
lures in Lexington during the month Of
October.
From the appearance Of our advertising
columns 1t would seem that business is
improving. Our job department is also
kept busy.
FOR SALE.-A gentle horse, a set Of har-
ness; one buggy, one spring wagon. with
top; one fulls set Of blacksmith tools. In
ouire at this Office. 9-22-tf
Hicks, the weather prophet, say yes
terday and to-day are storm periods. The
Moon changed yesterday, and there was
a total eclipse Of the un, but invisible in
this country.
The Democratic Congressional commit
tee met at Kansas City Thursday Capt.
j. q. Plattenberg was elected v~lce-chair-
man OF the committee, John Sullivan
secretary and w. o. Cox treasurer.
John w. Meng, DIR. Mat Wilson. Dave
Heathman, Jos. Long, Talbot and Jerome
Simpson returned home Sunday evening
from an extended hunt in Colorado. They
killed some fine game, and report a gen.
uine good time.
U. g. Phetzing was made permanent
chairman of the republican congressional
convention and ]. T. Wagner, 8. J. Klein
smidt, f. r. Meet, Henry Ficken, ID. F.
Spore were named as congressional COM
mitteemen from this county. The delega-
ton fromiLafayette cast % votes for John
Welborn for congress.
Miss Minnie Drysdale, of this city, has
been offered, and has accepted a position
In the store OF T. M. Lake q Sons, Hig-
ginsville. Miss Minnie is popular with
all who know her; she has had three
years. experience in the dry goods BUSH
ness, and Messrs. Lake & Sons will find
her to be an attentive assistant.
Higeinsville Advance: ''The Lexington
INTELLIaENcER Is glad that the strike is
over. The lNTELLIaRNCHR has been doing
some good work for the miners, II they
only knew 1t. II the Lexington miners
had accepted the advice Of that paper
they would be much better situated, In
more than one respect, than they are
to-day"
The republican congressional delegates
from this county who cast their votes for
attorney Welborn paid a well merited
compliment to q high minded an able and
honorable gentleman and one who would
have been q formidable candidate. MI.
| Welborn was not q candidate for the NOM
ination and the vote of his county was
not solicited.
The Geyer Minstrels showed to a cul-
tured, large and enthusiastic audience at
Odessa Monday night. The opera house
there is commodious and pleasant, and
the boys filled 1t with good people. The
, programme was even better than 1t was
here, and was generously received and
highly complimented on all sides.
Miss Lutte Buckley, OF Sweet Springs,
who has been teaching music at that
place for a number Of years, is taking les
sons from Prof. Bauer, OF y. r. G. She
gets here at 6 O'Clock in the evening,
takes her lesson, n returns home on the
8 O'Clock train. This speaks we'll for the
energy and enterprise OF Miss Buckley,
and is compliment to Prof. Bauer.
Missouri Inter State Fair and Priests OF
Pallas Parade, Kansas City, Mo-, October
1 to z, 1894. The Missouri Pacifc Company
makes low rates Of $3.50 for the round
trip. Tickets on sale October 1 to Z, good
return October 8. To accommodate Wis.
itors to the Priest OF Palias parade, on the
night of October End, q special train will
leave Kansas City for Lexington at 11:S
p. m. A. 8. LOOMS, Agent.
Waverly Times: Mr.. g. w. White Of
this city has a freak in vegetation, in the
way of an enormous growth of cabbage
The original head had been cut of and
from the stalk left standing there has
sprung ten we'll developed heads of cab.
bage that are Of good size and are q firm
and sound as o dollar. 1t is hard to beai
Mr.. White when 1t comes to the vegeta.
BILE kingdom.
The Odessa papers come out with a ont
sided write up Of the base ball game play.
ed at that place Monday between Lexing'
ton and Odessa. The whole game wa {
farce, but the Odessa papers should moi
lay all the blame on Lexington. Tit
Odessa "small boy" was on hand with hi
"guy," and had 1t not been for him tn.
game would have played out. Wher
newspapers can afford to write up q col
umn of abuse on q little ball game, loca
news is scarce and the scissors are lost.
OF all the abusive articles we rave eve
read, one in the Norborne leader of las
week takes the prize. Three-fourths o
q column wa devoted to vilIifying
abusing, maligning and generally %cursini
the umpire Of the ball game played her,
last week. The editor OF the Leader ha,
better watch out or he will be visited b!
an attack Of insomnia and dispS psia com
bined. A ball game is a small affair u
fight over, and the editor forces US to tn
conclusion that he is not much large
than q ball game.
DIR. Stewart, president OF the great stat
of English doctors, and the note
! specialist, will be at the Commercia
3 hotel, Monday, October 20, 1894, on
dav only. III YOU have failed to get relic