The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-02-17
Bargains all over the house at the store

Bargains all over the house at the store
of Nj. +. Royle & Son. 1-27-4t.
A paper will soon be started at Alma.
We nave not learned who will be its
For R~ENT.-Neatly papered and painted
upstairs office and dwelling rooms in
Geyer building. 2-10-4t.
The great snow storm of 1873 came on
the 18th of December. 1t was nineteen
inches deep on Il level.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found a
by Elder Goode. 1t is an able one
and well worth reading.
WANTED.-A position to do general
homework by a woman with a small
west of Central college. 2-17-t1
For perfect digestion use TUFTS Pills.
The wonderful cures OF thousands OF
people-they tell the story Of the merit OF
Hoods S~arsaparilla. Hoods cures.
The Argonia Literary Society, at Gem
trail, will hold their annual open session,
next Thursday night. We acknowledge
an invitation.
Overcoats must move to make room and
pay for spring goods. You can get mt
at your own price at II. Sinauer's, Lex
ington, Mo. 2-17-3'.
Rev. W. l.. Cole will preach a special
sermon to the Knights OF Pythias m
row morning. Every one cordially in
,sI,l nh ll.. iii ,Xt~.l l.. t<nl,
Elsewhere we publish in full the will Of
the late Mrs. Martha A. Catron. As the
case has been remanded by the supreme
court, it excites great interest in this
county.
"a Pair OF KIDS at the opera house last
Thursday night, was greeted by II large
and an enthusiastic audience. The play
was a most l%aughable one, and our the
atre going people were well pleased with it.
WANTED-On subscription: coal, cord
wood, kindling, chickens, turkeys, butter
eggs, beef, pork or mutton, greenbacks.
silver or gold, fence posts, old threshing
machines, or anything we can eat use or
burn.
STRAYHD.-From McDowell's shaft, Feb
uary 18th, one spotted black and white
cow, rope tied around her horns. Liberal
reward for her return, or information
leading to her recovery. Leave at Fano-
lio's saloon.
Bishop Il. II. Hendrix will preach the
graduating sermon at Central in June.
He is one OF the ablest ministers in the
country, and we congratulate President
Jones upon securing him upon this most
extraordinary occasion.
Captain w. A. Redd, of Waverly, is to
nave an appointment under Marshall Joe.
Shelby. His brother Richard, has just
been nominated for assessor of Fayette
county Kentucky. Good luck to both
gentlemen.
l ave a few children suits. from four
to fourteen years, and boys suits. from
close out, regardless of cost, for cash.
I need the room n h money. II.
Sinauer. Come at once. 2-17-3t.
Jefferson City Tribune: "Mr. j. T.
Lewis and family left, yesterday, for Lex
ington, Mo-, where they will make their
uoIliC III liz IutuEc. u mas oCCAi
a resident Of this city and an officer at the
penitentiary for fourteen years. He is
man Of sterling worth, and the people Of
Jefferson City nre sorry to lose him."
Many of his friends are urging Judg,
Jos. +. Smith to permit the use of hi.
name in the coming campaign for presid'
ing Judge of the county court. He hal
not as yet consented. but has the matter
under a~dvisement. Judge Smith is
careful, honorable and efficient judge ant
his friends trust that he will enter tn,
race.
When Prof. Bauer, of Central College
saw the big snow, Monday morning, HI
did not know what to think Of it, ant
seemed to be very much afraid of it. Th'
teachers tried to persuade him that 1t wa
harmless, but he "would have none of it,
Finally the teachers formed a combine Il
roll him in the fsnow. He begged al
though his life was at stake, but 1t was nj
go. They seized him and rolled hin
around to their hearts content. The
professor has now been duly initiated.
Upton Times: 'The little folks rather
had the lead In social affairs during tn,
past week. Friday evening, those wht
were pupils of Miss Emma Koontz in tn,
public school last year. gave her a pleas
ant surprise at DR.. Marsh's residence
Mrs. Marsh wa appraised of their coming
and had prepared delicious refreshments
and tn. youngsters enjoyed a delightful
evenings. Miss Koontz was very muci
pleased with this show Of esteem and re
gard, and doubtless in this felt some con
pensation for the tedious, weary hour
she had spent with them in the schoo
ROOM"
In another column We Mr.
William Aull as a candidate for re.elec
tion to the Office OF prosecuting a~ttorne.
of Lafayette county, subject to the actor
Of the democratic primary. Mr.. AulI l
we'll known throughout the county. H
has filed the office for two terms, and tn,
people have had ample opportunity Il
judge OF his fitness for the position. IL
is a democrat, n lawyer OF ability, a har,
student and a good business man. II
enters the race with many friends and /
elected his record In the future will pos
sess the same distinguishing character
istics as his past one.
Brunswicker: al. II. Garnet, J. J
Moore and 10. Martin were at Lexington
the first Of the week visiting their son
who are students at Wentworth Militar,
Academy. They found them nicely stu
ated and contented and progressing mos
satisfactorily in their studies. On thei
way home they stopped off at Higginsvill
and visited the Confederate Home. an,
they all agree that nothing more need b.
done than is done, for the care and con-
fort of the old battle-s SCARED soldiers VIII,