The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-06
Criminal court next Monday.

Criminal court next Monday.
Mr.. Robert Keene is reported very sick.
Major George p. Gordon was here,
Tarsney speaks here to-day. Come out
nd hear him.
Rev. A. s. Moffett will preach at Maple
lien, tomorrow afternoon, at 1880 o'clock.
Mountjoy & Ireland have sold their
took of shoes to a Wichita, Kansas, mer-
Ed. Moorman and Tom Creushaw took
he civil service examination at Kansas
City, Wednesday.
The Southern Magazine is n OF the
pest. The Magazine and INrELLIGENCER
both one year for 50.
Don't have your pictures made until
cabinets at 81 per dozen. DuvalI's old
stand. 9-29-2t.
Rev. j. v. Banks and family have moved
into the residence on Main street, near
recently vacated by Mrs. M. b.
Smith.
"All run down" from the weakening
effects of warm weather, you need a good
and blood purifier like Hoods Sar-
saparilla. Try it.
Mr.. Il. f. Lee asks the consideration OF
The INTELLIaENCER readers. He is a hon
business man, carries a good line
Of groceries and merits good will and pat
On October 10th, Mr.. Harry J.. Wood
will lead Miss Josephine G.. Henly to the
hymenial altar, at the Christian church,
in Rich Hill. Mr.. Wood has many
friends here who wish him well.
DIR. Ragland had to buy himself a new
hat Wednesday. He wore u his hat
throwing it in the air at the last few poll
ical meetings which he attended. He has
heard some free trade and free silver talk,
and enjoyed 1t.
STRAYED Cow: Strayed from my prem
Uses on September Goth, a brindle mich
COW. with small horns, very much curved
in toward her face. Any information
her will be thankfully receiv-
ed. Il. 8. CHANDLER. 1O-6.tf
Mr.. Sam Stumpf called on us Wednes-
day. He is travelling for the Fidelity
Mutual Life Association, and will here
after be at Lexington about half his time.
Sam is a good boy, and will make a sue
cess at any business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Duckwald, Of Ohio,
who visited Mr.. and Mrs. j.. X. Gray,
called at this office, Tuesday. They say
that the view of the country from the IN
TELLIaENCER composing rooms Is the
finest they have ever seen.
The lNTELLIaENCER has sent the names
of several hundred of its subscribers to the
Southern. Magazine, at Louisville, and
to the New York Semi Weekly World with
the request that each be sent a free sam
pie copy. II you receive a copy Of the
magazine, or of the World, examine 1t
carefully, and remember the INTELLI-
aENCER sent 1t to you. We will send
you the Magazine for n year for $1.50,
and the World one year for IS cents.
The following averages were made. by
the pupils Of the Slusher school for the
month ending September Is. Charlie
Hacker ninety nine and three seventies,
Willie Fitchett ninety Seven and three
fourths, Addie McFaddin ninety seven
and one sixth, Daisy Thornton ninety
five and one fifth, Frank Fitchett "a.
Those perfect in department for the
month were Rosie Parker, Addie McFadin,
Daisy Thornton, Willie and Frank Fitch
EFT and Charlie Hacker.
Rev. Thomas Cobb walked from his res
idence to the business part Of the city last
Tuesday morning for the first time since
last April. He came up and spent an hour
with us and no call has been more highly
appreciated by the INTELLIaENCER. He
is gradually improving and will soon be
strong again. Mr.. Cobb is a grand man,
one whose life's work has blessed man.
kind, and we sincerely trust that 1t will
be continued that humanity may b
blessed, christianity be exemplified ant
citizenship be exalted.
The German Evangelical church viii
celebrate Mission Sunday to morrow
The programe for the day is as follows
$3.50 a. M, Sabbath school; 1880 q. m, ad
dress by Rev. w. Buehler, Of MAYHEM
8 D.. m, address in German by Rev. T
Tabrowsky, of Napoleon, and Rev. II
Hoefer, of ~Higginsville. In German, AM
by Rev. G. M. Bishop, in English. Tn
music will be very fine. In the evening
Rev. Theo. L. Mueller, OF Jefferson City
will preach at 1880. A general Invitation
is extended.
MI. Luther Crenshaw has been appoint
ed coal oil inspector for this city. He re
ceived his commission last Saturday
Governor Stone is to be congratulate
upon making this appointment, AZ it
satisfactory to all parties. Mr.. Crensha'
was reared and educated here. He Is
loyal enthusiastic young democrat an
will render efficient service in office. Sins
its organization he has been an enthu.
iastic member of the Flambeau club, |
which he has done good work. His NOR
qualifications are the best and he will II
deed exemplify in his actions the grei
words of Cleveland, "a public office is
public trust" We extend congratulatior
to Mr.. Crenshaw.
A serious accident which resulted
the death of Robert Martin and Ashton
Potts, occurred near Hazel Hill in Johr
son county last Saturday. Potts an
Martin were digging q we'll. Potts Z
ing in the we'll called to some M to Low
er the cage that he might come out. TT
cage was lowered and as it was beir
pulled up Potts fell out, falling a distan'
of q feet. Immediately Martin tied
rope to his foot and went down. Whe
he arrived at the bottom he stopped
take of the rope and fell back dea
The bad air caused the death of bot
Martin was q brother of Mr.. John Ma
tin who lives in Old Town and a his
brother of Ashford Shanks, q respect.
citizen of this county.
The Kansas City Journals latest gift
its subscribers is a Napoleonic Albu
which is sent free to zach subscriber upc
receipt OF ten cents to pay postage e
. This may be called the Napoleonic Az
as the press of the country is literally I'll
ed with stories and anecdotes OF "T
Man of Destiny" The descriptive ma
, ter in the Napoleonic Album is written
John L. Stoddard, the famous author O.