The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-06-30

President A. A.. Jones spent Tuesday in
Kansas City.
The analysis of the Iron-Epsom water
shows it's virtue. 6-3O-tf
The heaviest rainfall OF the season last
Sunday n Sunday night.
Lexington has more weather prophets
than you can shake a stick at.
Capt. J. J.. McConkey, of W. NJ. A., is
spending his vacation at Salma, Va.
Miss Laura Davis is spending a couple
of weeks with Mrs. Henry Smith, at
D~unksburg.
Lexington will not celebrate the Fourth
but she will be ''dead in line" later. Two
circuses are coming.
ID. j. Rumbaugh, of Odessa, is said to
want the populist nomination for rom
gress from this district.
The barn belonging to Mr.. Jesse War
der was struck by lightning Monday even
ing. No damage was DONE.
Mr.. Robert Smith is the owner of one
of the handsomest driving horses in the
city. lie purchased him at Butler, Mo.
The horse is stylish, beautiful and travels
well.
FOR RENT.-A good six-room house,
newly painted and papered, new doors
and windows, and everything In first
class order. Near the Baptist college. 4.
Hoffman. 8-2-tf
FOURTH OF JULY.-The Missouri Pacific
railway makes rate of n and one-third
fare for the round trip to all points, dis
lance 200 miles limit. Tickets on sale
July 3 and 4; good for return until July5.
A. l.. Loomis, agent. 8-23-tf.
Friends in this city have received cards
announcing that MIR. and Mrs. Frederick
j. Beinker will be at home, 200 Mont
gomery street, st. Louis, after June 2Sth.
Mrs. Beinker was Miss Clara johnson.
For Picking and Preserving-Mur-
docks o. =. Il. Extracts, Fruit Coloring
and Strictly Pure Spices are the best.
A full line of Mason's self sealing
fruit jars. Go see their : Mullenix
q Co.'s. 6-23- IT
The ladies Of the Baptist Z %rch, In this
city, will give an ice cream festival in the
Baptist church yard, next Tuesday even
ing. They will also serve sandwiches and
coffee to the business men at six O'Clock.
Colonel John Willis writes vi that our
Of his fine sows have recently narrowed
fifty pigs, and forty-one Of them are yet
living. He asks us to come and see them,
and to help him eat fried chicken. Only
imp~ossibilities will keep us from going.
For International Convention United
Societies of Christian Endeavor, Cleve-
land, Ohio, July 18th to 18th, the Missouri
Pacific makes low rate Of S21. 25 for round
trip. Tickets on sale July 9th and 10th
final return limit September 18th. A. 8
Loomis, agent.
Waverly Times: Rev. H. b. Banks, for
merly Of Odessa, will, we learn, move K
Lexington. Mr.. James Grant, our infor'
mant, says the Presbyterian church her
has secured his services for two Sunday
in each month, commencing the frs
Sunday in July.
Allen Prewitt and Tom Stramcke hav
IS acres Of hemp seed, and Fost. McFadiI
mas Ten acres. lOu OtIaLicAc beyb suo,
are getting circulars and letter from Chin
Japan and South America, offering to bu!
their crop for bird seed. They thinl
they have a banana.
The Rev. DIR. T. p. Haley, for thirteel
years pastor of the First Christian churc
at the corner of Eleventh street n Lo
Gust street, in Kansas City, preached hi
farewell sermon there Sunday morning
Some weeks ago DIR. Haley resigned be
cause OF failing health. Accompanied b
hs>Hite he will start 20 for al extende
trip thross5 Europe. DIR. Haley has bee
in the ministry forty years. He has
large acquaintance in this county.
Odessa Moon: Some one stole q horse
bridal and saddle from G. N. Besl, Of nea
this city, on Tuesday night OF last weeh
On Wednesday following some farmer
near Hicks City, Jackson county, arreste
a negro on suspicion who had . hors
that he could not give an account for, an
brought him to Odeaannnf Psov
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