The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-04-21

For Superior cook stoves and ranges see
Schawe & Weis. 10-7-tf
Mr.. Luther Saunders, photographer
has opened up a studio in the Meng
building over the Racket store.
The city council has ordered 500 perch
of rock broken. The chief intention
being to provide work for the poor.
The river rose SO fast The first OF the
week, that it was impossible to continue
the soundings. Active work however
began Thursday.
Mr.. Ethan Allen went to st. Louis
Monday night, as a delegate to the grand
lodge, Knights OF Honor, from Lexington
Lodge, No. 2O1S.
On Saturday evening next, Prof. IL. M.
Meyers will deliver the last OF the series
Of lectures in the college course. The
lecture will be illustrated. Seats on sale
at Loomis'.
Monitor: Mrs. ID. j.. Powell went to
Liberty Monday morning to attend the
bedside OF her son, Mr.. Ben Powell, who
is attending school at that place and was
recently taken very i'll.
A.. Parks Sure Cure Is q positive spe-
cifc for women who are "all run down."
and at certain times are troubles by
backaches, headaches, etc. For sale by
Ierov Farmer. 3-24-tf.
Mrs. L. 8. Scott, who has been success
fully teaching the Mandolin, Banjo, and
Guitar here during the winter, informs
us that she IL now recognizing her clas-
ses for another term OF nine weeks. the
last for thiss season. Pupils wishing to en-
ter must apply not later than Friday
April the 9th.
The following are the delegates from
the Methodist church In this city to thu
district conference at Lamonte, Mo-, mex
week. Judge John T.. Ryland, president
A. A. Jones, L. M. Taubman, Judge
Thos. A. Catron, and Isaac o. Hays. TIL,
delegates to the Epworth League dis
trict meeting at the same place are Miss
Kate A. Tunstali and Mr.. John Leo.
The Evaugel, the organ Of the Scarrit
Bible and Training School. has this item
"During the gracious revival with which
God has lately blessed our hurch a
Melrose, Rev. w. n. Mcclure, of lnde
pendence, Mo-, assisted our pastor an
was for several days the valued guest o
the Training School. His spiritual
mindedness, his prayers at family worship
and his daily walk and talk were as help
full to the household as was the night.
sermon"
Mr.. Thomas Finch OF Clay TOWNSHIP
heard a gun shot last Saturday afternoon
which attracted him to his pasture nea
by. Upon arriving close to the plac
where he heard the report he saw ty
negroes were dressing one OF his fine he'll
ers. We are informed however that the
left Mr.. Finch three fourths of the bee
and a first class hide. They succeeded l
getting away with one quarter. The
were routed by the owner and made the
escape in a skiff.
We Hon. X. A. Hicklin |
this issue, for the Office OF city attorney
subject to the &C IN Of the voters OF Lex
ington, at the .JL..e election. Words I
comment as regards the man or his qua
iications are unnecessary. Mr.. Hickli
is an attorney to whom much ability
conceded, and whose advice is always sa
and reliable. He served with d%istinctio
in the state legislature for two consec,
/ tive terms, as a representative OF tn
, county. Should he be elected attorn,
=. for this city, we can rest assured that Il
/ legal end of affairs will be well attended {
4 Mr.. Hicklin was born near Lexingto
v and here at his old home, he enjoys I
respect and esteem of his fellows. !
will prove u popular candidate.