The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-07-28
Several deaths this week.

Several deaths this week.
TUFTS P~ills-adapted to old and young.
I:efrigerators, best make, at Schawe Il
Weis. 5-5tf
Rev. r. M. Cobb continues to improve
in health.
A good orchard this year will beat a
silver mine.
Higginsville hast Patrick Henry club.
It's members crate.
The Baptists at MAYHEM are in the
midst of a great revival.
Go to D.. Hackers bakery and con-
%fectiouery for fresh oysters. 7-21-2t.
Get a tent and go drinking and bathing
at the Iron-Epsom Springs.
Quick. Meal, Dangler and Insurance
gasoline stoves at Schawe x Weis. 5-5tf
The Aullville Baptist Sunday school will
picnic today two miles northwest Of that
place.
Rev. G. A. Buchanan has been called to
Lie pAStoEulc VI Tx
at Higginsville.
Miss Ollie Carter, of this city, has been
elected assistant teacher in the Yelling
ton public school.
Ii Higginsville horse shoe players want
a match game, they can get it. Lexing-
ton has some sure ringers.
Prof. T. NJ. Cobbes q graduate of Odessa
college has been elected superintendent OF
the public schools at Slater.
The Old Maids Club will meet with Miss
Berta Richardson next Thursday after
noon, August End, at five o'clock.
The earlier symptoms OF dyspepsia,
should not be neglected. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilia to be cured.
Two weeks from tomorrow, Sunday,
August IL, the Annual August Meeting Of
the Dover Christian Church will be held.
Elder Dorsey will preach.
The aides OF Edenview church will
hold their annual lawn social on the
night of August D.. There will be a new
moon, and it is just a pleasant drive from
town.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF Mt.
Hebron will serve lunch and refreshments
at the, church grounds, August ., begin
ming 61sAEe o'clock, p. m. All are
|sa 50 .-r. Pacific eo..,
po,nts, 63Nlgrnia TO Puget
|aound, <lnee. the
Santa Fee offers md
most direct route.
For Picking and Preservf6G<
docks O. p. II. Extracts, Fruit ColoftnG
ard Strictly Pure Spices are the best.
full line OF Mason's self-sealing fru1S
jars. Go see them at Mullenix 80
Co.'s 6-23-ux
q. A. Il. ArTENTIoN.-The Santa -
railway offers special arrangements ~
Inducements to those attending the 49,
nual emcampment, to be held at Pfte(k
burg, Pa. Rates for the above occaGGoo
will be announced later. Watch for thSuzs
We think that the miners ought to
''pick' up their tools and 'shovel" little
coal out In sight. But they say that 1t
will be a "coaled" day when they go to
work, and we suppose we can "bank" on
what they say.
EXCURSION TO ST. JoE.-Account of the
Emancipation celebration, to be held at
st. Joe, Mo-, August I, the Santa Fe route
VIII seti excursion tickets to st. Joe, on
gsly 20 and August 1, good returning
TxaTTrt4a;,a At eae and ope-thirdfafefe fer the
rouad trip. For further particulars in
quiro of L. II. Mccarthy, agent.
on last Saturday, Johnson u Bryant,
of wellington, bought a horse from an
unknown man for $32. They paid one
half down, and the rest was to be paid
II the sale was good. On Monday, a Hig-
ginsville liveryman went to Wellington
aud claimed the horse. The thief had
flown with the money. He has not yet
been captured.
The account of the arrest Of the mule
thief by Col. Milton Crowder appeared in
last weeks INTELLIaENCER. On Satur-
day evening the constable at Ash Grove
came here and identified the mule and
thief, and tool the latter back to Green
county. A reward of $50 was offered for
the capture OF the man and mule. The
mule Is at present at Young Il Buford's
stable.
The Junior Union of the Baptist church
held an interesting meeting Sunday after
noon, led by Anna Maud Tevis. The fol-
lowing officers were selected for the next
quarter: President, Florence Powell;
vice president, Edna Butler; secretary,
Anna Maud Tevis; treasurer, Lucy Mich
olson; ushers, Will Duke and Raymond
Bates; orgauist, Lucy Nicholson. The
subject for the next meeting will be
Japan.
Tomorrow evening, at the Southern
Methodist church, the regular Epworth
league services will be held, beginning at
seven O'Clock, sharp. Mr.. John Lee
will be the leader, and the subject will be
sour Calling"-Phil. 3:14; Heb. 81. Let
every member OF the League be present,
and let all come prepared to say a few
words on the subject or read a verse or two
from the Bible. Everybody cordially
invited.
On Tuesday evening Messrs. Lee II.
Hays. Font Duvall, Chris Kist, Kurt
Wendt and H.. J.. Groves went to MAYHEM
to meet with q number of gentlemen,
and to discuss tina Adyionhi1l1yE0
$3.50