The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-15
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Mr.. J. H. Hall 10 carrying his hand In .
sling. A little fslon 10 the cause.
Homer Luce, It IL said, will NOON launch
'The Up To Date."a new paper at Hig.
ginsville.
Don't fail TO call and zee Trigs's lias Of
Xmas Candies, Fruits. Nuts, &c.. before
elsewhere. i2-1b-2t
The papers are speaking OF N 'orgsn-
lied" band Of safe blowers operating In
the state. The anne Of the president
and secretary are not given.
Waverly votes on watsrworks Tuesday.
As good q Christmas present ~ the pso-
pie Of that town can make thsmselvss 10 .
good system Of water works.
The college and university presidents Of
the United States are reported n greatly
pleased with . circular they have recently
received from the Missouri State univsr.
sity.
nyou have . roof too nat for shinslss
and want . roof - good q tin ct half
price, call and examine the "rsady rock
roofing" 1t J. r. A~orshsad's. The best
roof ever offered 10 the trade. Also OF.
anime his new patent weather strip. Il
On Tuesday evening. Mr.. Edward Pisr-
pont, Of Wisconsin, and Ain Matte :.
Simpson will be married st the residences
of Mr.. W. r. Kerdoln, 6r. The groom
elect, ranks high In railroad circles and
to him aud the bride, elect, whose frienda
are legion, the INTELLI0nNCuR sxtsnds
congratulations.
Wentworth Academy 10 to have another
paper. It will not antagoniss the
Trumpeter, but will cover . new dsld
entirely. The name Of the new papsz
will be the W. M. A. High Ball, and II
will devote it, entire attention to natter
In which the boys at the barracks an
directly Interested. It will b chuck full
of wit and humer, and . crsditabls publ.
cation. The paper will bs printed 1t tn
INTELLIoENcER ONCE. One Of the mos,
creditable numbers of the Trumpetsr I'VE
issued was printed at this oflcs last week
The third number OF Central College Gem
is now In the composing room Of thu
INTELLIaENCHR.
Catherine Cole" writes to the Nsw
Orleans Times-D Democrat an Interesting
account Of The Kueipp system Of cure, q
Woerishofen, Bavaria. It Il the invention
| Of q priest known a. Father Kneipp, 4
making . great sensation. and curinl
patients from all parts Of the world. 1
may be summed up - bathing unds
directions and living naturally. Faths
Kneipp weighs 300 pounds. speaks only
Bavarian patois and Latin. The oths
day q commission As "MonssiGneur
came to him from the Pope, and he sal,
he did not want to be anything bu
Father Kueipp. and ended by crying liz
a child. Catherine Cole will b rsmsm
bered rs Mrs. Matte Field, born Small
wood, and Ia Lexington. She brok
down from overwork on . Newspaper.
The official statement of the CONNER
ciai bank is in this paper, and . Hu
statement it Is, teo. This bank 10 q
solid as the rock of Gibrsltsr. Lsxingto
is justly proud of this institution, fo
verify it is an institution OF narks
merit. Robert Taubman 10 the president
and there Is not Q better banker In Mi
souri,. His business methods are rsliabl,
his integrity unqusstionsd, and his char
acter unimpeachabls. Mr.. Taubmsn 10
shrewd and an honorable financier. IN
his life has been marked with thu
success which comes as Q counterpart
sterling honesty and sincerity. James ]
Moorehead Is the cashier OF the Csmne
cial bank. He Is Q Lexington boy, high
educated, and owns and operates . mil
OF sound business sense. He II popull
with all classes, and 10 regarded general
as worthy Of no highest sstsem ~
confidence. He oils the position
cashier with ability. This bank EMO.
a generous patronage, and dsssrvss It .
Any business entrusted to 1t will
transacted with dispatch, ability ~
courtesy.