The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-09-29

Go to Odessa Monday.

Go to Odessa Monday.
Flour sacks % cents per dozen at d.
Hackers bakery. 9-29-tf
The tariff sale" Of Young 4 McCaus-
land was n hummer.
Dade school house has a democratic
club and the members are all workers.
For the best photos, in artistic finish, 60
to Billiards. opposite post Office, Saunders
old stand, Lexington, Mo. 9-15-2t
There are $50 head of hogs on the Con-
federate Home farm, OF which 100 are
being fed for next years meat.
Don't nave your pictures made unit
you examine Saunders Aristo finished
cabinets at e per dozen. DuvalPs old
stand. 9.29-2t.
Pimples, boils and other humors of the
blood are liable TO break out In the warm
weather. Prevent it by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
a dance last Friday night, took Mr.. Phil
Marshall's horse from the rack and rode
it. He was fined S12 for the ride.
Regular Masonic meeting of Lexington
X. A. c., No. 10, Monday night, October /
business Of Importance. All members are
urged to be present. RoBT. A. HIcK.
LIN, II. p.
Rev. j. M. Boon returned Tuesday
evening from the conference. He will
hold his first meeting for the new year Ia
thio pitu Sundou onI tho faIIovvin~ Cab
bath he will preach at Higginsville.
Deputy Sheriff Fuikerson's horse wa.
badly hurt last Tuesday. His little sor
Shelton was riding him on the streets anG
a delivery wagon collided with the horse
The shafts cut a bad cash in the horses
neck.
Fagans ball team got whipped at Odesss
8 to 4. This will be the ratio between hi
vote and that of lack Wright nex No
vember. Pagan had better do In thii
campaign as he did with his ball team
take to the woods.
Walter Salyers raised a good crop o
wheat on thirty-five acres Of ground or
the Slaughter farm, and after he had har
vested it planted the field in corn. Tn,
corn crop now is very promising and !
winter does not set in too soon he viii
have a good yield. This Is utilizing land
Editor Kleinsmidt, of the Advance, wa
here Monday. He Is the chairman Of tn,
republican county committee, and WI
suspect that he was up here to see II h
could not get that congressional delegats
out OF Jail. We accused him OF this, but
he denied the accusation.
The democrats at Bates City have organ
lied a good club and will do some excel
lent work. H.. d. Payne is president ant
]. L. Forster secretary. Hon. J. Fret
Miller Informs us that the democrats IL
that section are In good spirits, satisfies
with the whole ticket and are in the am
paign until the last vote is counted.
Crosby, the populist candidate, wa
billed for q speech at Odessa Monday
night. The Geyer minstrels were Their
al the same time. Everybody Of cours'
went to see the show. There Is no popu
list In Missouri that can speak agains
that show, and Crosby realizes 1t. H,
had about O bakers dozen.
Perhaps one of the largest stock sale
that have been advertised In this section
OF The state will occur three miles north
west of Odessa, Mo-, on Wednesday, Oct.
10th, 1894. 1t will be the fourth annua
sale Of Geo. w. Null's, and the list O
stock to be sold includes some Of tn
finest stock ever brought to Missouri
The list appears in another place in thi
issue and should be read by all who ar
interested in fine stock. The fine Polan'
china hogs that are to be sold will interes
all hog ~raisers. Two fine saddle stallion
and one Jack are In the list. Twenty
two head OF horses, mules and colts vii
be sold as we'll as fine chester whit
hogs. The finest of blood courses through
the veines of this stock. Attend thi
great sale.