The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-09-01
Next Monday is labor day.

The Odessa Moon writes about gossip"
states, etc., so cheap? 9-1-3t.
Som warm weather { is week. Some
thing like Indian summer.
The college boys and girls will be with
us next week. They can't come too soon.
Farmer sells states from three cents up,
inc gives a present with every n he
sells. 9-1-3t.
Rev. John b. Andrew will preach at
Maple Glen school house, tomorrow at
$3.50 p. m.
w. A. Page, OF Odessa, has a piece Of
clover that yielded seven bushels per acre.
That beats politics.
Mr.. Columbus &. Catron, of Carthage,
was here, Tuesday, the guest of his broth
err, Judge Il. A. Catron.
MI. Ed. Taubman's new residence is
about ready for the roof. 1t will be a
improvement.
Ophel Buckler has been appointed
deputy postmaster at Odessa. lie is a
nephew of Mr.. J. $. White.
A fine mich COW belonging to Rev. W.
B. Mcfarland, at Corder, was killed by a
Chicago Il Alton freight train this week.
Hon. W. IL. Carter and family moved to
Wellington, this week, where Miss Ollie
will teach in the public school this winter.
w. F.. Ewing will assume the business
end OF the Odessa Democrat September l.
Walter is a fine fellow, and a practical
newspaper man.
Rev. A. 3. Moffett is in Houstonia at
tending a meeting of the presbytery. lie
may hold protracted services here after
presbytery is over.
During the hot weather, impurities in
the blood may seriously annoy you,
Expel them by taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, the great blood purifier.
Mr.. Frank Trigg is gradually improving
He is now able to walk around the yard
on crutches and expects to attend the cir
cult court at H~igglnsville next week.
Mrs. Calmese was standing on a ladder
picking damsons, in her yard, a few day,
ago, when the ladder broke. She wa
considerably bruised and hurt, but NJ
bones were broken.
Mr.. Fred Meet Is contemplating putting
In an ice plant Mex spring. II he does s,
he will also rave a cold storage ware
house. We believe it would pay, ant
hope he will put it in.
Mr.. w. A. Mcqueen, Of this county, ha
been elected treasurer of the state Farmers
and Laborers' Union. He will make
fine officer and this paper congratulate
him upon the deserved recognition he ha
received.
Bully for the Richmond Conservator.
Is telling the miners some plain truth,
The editor Of that paper writes emphat
ically and stands by his writings like
man. The Conservator is always consis
tent, and always honest.
DIR. Stewart, of the English doctor.
does not want to be confused with tn
"English and German DOCTORS" Dl
) Stewart comes to Lexington, each month
The English German frauds hardly eve
go anywhere the second time.
Farmer has a large and elegant line
school supplies, such Al states, pencil
tablets, crayons, e~rasers, pens and holder
composition books, note books. etc
which he is going to sell for less none
than eve heard of before. Call and g,
prices before you buy. 9-1.3t.
The German Methodist church cas
i. against Mr.. u. q. Phetzing, which h.
3 caused quite q commotion among ii
German church people OF the count
was, last Tuesday, upon an appeal to Il
Kansas City conference, reversed. I'll
4 indications are that the case will now
8 dragged through the civil courts.
o A match game was agreed upon to d
d eide the tennis championship betwe'
Miss Laura Ireland and Walter lrelai
against Miss Maud Burden and Edw
: Rankin. 1t was played this week and W,
J, by the first named parties. Miss Irelal
has won every tournament played at &c
o trail College this summer, and the INTE
LIaENCER co~ngratulates her upon b
d honors.
The Mendelssohn Concert CompaI
appeared before a small audience at I
: opera house, Wednesday evening. II
company was first class In every partic
d lar. and deserved a good audience. n
Cool, the reader, and Miss Stark and n
a Clark we're especially good. We trust I
next time they visit our city they will
ls greeted more generally. The MendelssoI
company Is one Of merit.
A. Il. Ashbrook, the man who mana
q the Higginsville fair, was arrested, Il
& Tuesday, at Sedalia, on q warrant issu
y at Moberly. He was several hundT
y dollars behind at Moberly, and v
? arrested at the instance Of creditors.
uneIits or dement's OF the case
Mr.. AshbroOk, howev
[egin to pay his debts,
ing county fairs.
= Possibly q good news as we have
our Lexington readers, this week, is tn
a lecture course has been arranged for
winter, which will bring to this city 4
of the best lecturers on the AmeriC
=, stage. Mr.. w. b. Edminster, REPRESENT
!. the Redpath Lyceum Bureau, was he
y Wednesday, and was in consultation W
=" Professors Chambers and Hopkins nea
all day. As a result of his visit, we
announce to our readers, this week, Il
John J. Ingalls, will open the course alb,
10 November 10. He will be followed
Robert Mcintyre, p. S. Henson, ]. Dew
u Miller and John Temple Graves. Z
b season tickets will sell at 500 each, a
10 any one Of the lectures will be wo
u. twice that sum. Any man who has ne
ef heard Ingalls,, cannot afford to miss
lecture at any reasonable price. 7
NJ lecture course will be fine. We u
is everyone to buy at least n sea-
r. ticket. The lectures will be liter
DC treats of the rarest kind. 1t will do
10 man good to hear them. Let's go
work and make the course financis
Il successful.
Tic Philip w. Atkinson Is we'll known