The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-09-08

Perfumes, toilet soaps and fancy goods
:. +. II. Bane & Co. tt
Circuit court has been in session at
aigginsville this week.
Mr.. Forrest Shelby has purchased the
Ben. Slime farm, near MAYHEM.
Have your commercial printing done at
this Office. We do best work at cheap
rates. II
Dry goods were never so cheap. Come
and see our line, all new. f. X. Bane
Il Co. tt
Home Seekers excursions to all points
the Santa Fe system, September IL, 25,
and October, 9. Remember the dates.
Mr.. Willard Graham, of Las Animas,
Colorado, was here, Saturday. His chill
dren will attend schOol here, this year.
The torture of dyspepsia and sick head
ache, the agonizing itching and pain of
salt rheum, are removed by Hoods
Sersaparilla. Try it.
II you can't afford to pay for the INTEL
LldhNCh DOTEoW IL " youi hOi6hcchs
You will ind it in nearly every substan-
tial nome in the county, and it's CROWN.
For Picking and Preserving-Mur-
docks o. p. II. Extracts, Fruit Coloring
and Strictly Pure Spices are the best. A
full line OF Mason's self-sealing fruit
jars. Go see them at Mullenix ana
Co.'s 6-23-tf
The Warrensburg Journal Democrat has
been purchased by Major Peed, formerly
If the Sweet Springs Herald. Mcbride &
Hutchinson conducted a fine paper, and
Major Peed has our best wishes that he
may keep the paper along the same line.
Alma Courier: TUESDAY evening, some
Of the ''young'' ladies' were out horse
back riding. One Of them was Aunt
Amanda Baker, aged seventy six. and
although she says she has not been on a
horse for five years, she sat as erect and
rode as gracefully as a young girl"
julie Coe, editor, proprietor, business
manager, solicitor, collector, devil and
~ianitor OF the Odessa Moon, brought suit
against the Higginsville fair association
for an advertising bill. The suit was
dismissed by Squire Ragland, at Higgins
Vile last week. Jules nerve Is all right
but his judgment In this instance is poor.
The south side of the cour house square
was crowded with horse fakirs last Mon
day. The poor old spawned, blind horses
we're not worth a dollar q dozen. yet the
fakirs extolled the animals as though they
were worth q hundred dollars each. We
think this horse trading should be broken
up. 1t is liable to bring all kinds OF ami
NAL diseases to our stock.
At the close of the prayer meeting ser
vices at the Christian church, Wednesday
evening, the Y. p. 8. c. e. held a business
meeting and elected officers for the quar-
ter ending December 81. They were al
follows: President, Mr.. E. NJ. McCaus-
land; vice president, Miss Mamie b. Hall
secretary. DIR. J.J. Greer; organist, Mis-
Kittie Hale. They will be installed thu
first Sunday evening In October.
William Walton, a horse trader wht
claims Odessa as his home, got drunk IL
SedalIa, and In company with two Of hi
kind started to drive out In the country
on a dark night. They drove at breal
neck speed until their team ran on
bridge. The outfit was hurled to tn
ground, all sustaining injuries. Walton
limb was broken, besides other injuries
On last Sunday Bishop E. X. Hendrix
dedicated the new Methodist church a
Blackburn. On the evening Of b sam
day he preached q fine sermon to e larg
audience at Corder. His ext was takeI
from the eight chaper and tenth verse o
3tkabook 6 Nehemiah "For the Joy OF tn
1ooF Qsength." The Bishop
Aour, and the discours
NH do the Corder churcI
much good. 4 large delegation attende
from Higginsville.
Tomorrow evening. at the Souther
Methodist church, the regular Epwort|
League services will be held, beginnin
at 8:45 O'Clock. Mr.. Bert Taubman will b
the leader, and the subject will b
, abiding In Christ"-John 15:4-6-1O. LIZ
every member OF the Lsrgue be present
and let all come prepared to say a fe'
words on the subject, or read . verse @
= bWO IEOLh tu0 IDhoiCs OO0y
invited. Note the change IN time--froI
2 10 6:45-and be on hand prompt!
: Preaching begins at 1880.
The Weekly Kansas City Star address,
the farmer as a business man and a cit
. zen. Doesn't tell him how to farm, br
how to sell, AND where and when. an
keeps a vigilant y upon his rights as
shipper, q producer and q tax payer. A
the news, too, and plenty of "goOd reat
Q ing" for the family. Now in 100000 far
y houses. Fifty-two big eight-page new
papers for Is cents. To any q WI
sends the Weekly Star five yearly sui
d scribers, together with s1.5 the paper VI
be sent one year free. u
|. The Higginsville Leader has this to 81
In its write up of the German picnic: "a
interesting program was rendered at Il
y grounds In the afternoon with great ca
p n~estness. Nicholas Haerle, Of Lexingto
wa the speaker of the day. This gentl
man is Q fine looking we'll educated Gle
man Of NO little influence. His spee'
Ie viewed from our standpoint, was a su
i cess as It seemed to enlist the wrapt q
'e tention of those who could understan
le He IL q speaker OF easy and graceful bea
ing and seems to be in good control OF t
e subject In hand."
he DIR. Stewart, ~president'o OF the great st'
'g of English doctors, and the not
ic specialist, will be at the Commerce
III hotel, Monday, September "a, 1894, o
day only. II you have failed to get rel
NJ from your ailment, do not fail to see II
noted specialist. He will examine y
ID and tell you the facts In regard TO 70
n case. lie has earned q national reputati
for the candid manner In which he tire,
his patients. Every n that treats wi
him is satisfied with his course
treatment. Piles cured, by their painl'
~ process, or no pay. Office from 8 a.
to Z p. m. Consultation free. 9-1-tf
Iy Lexington has q citizen who is thirt
he four years old and has never tasted a dr.
of intoxicating liquor, and who Is
ignorant of the taste Of whisky AZ q n
NJ born babe. This Is all wool and a VI
~ wide, and we defy any town in Amer
NJ to beat the record.-Lexington INTEL
No aRNcER. Norborne al beat 1t. j..
a. Jacobs, editor Of the Leader, In,
believe, forty-seven years OF age, O
, never drank a drop OF whisky In
ife.-Hardin News. Correct you
Sam. You also could have added that
never tasted beer. N. M. White, OF t