The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-07-28
LOCAL ~SHORT-STOPS.

LOCAL sHORT-sTOPS.
Rain is needed.
Buv a gasoline stove at Schawe &
Weis. o-o-ti
The appointment of J. F. Mcintyre has
been confirmed.
Rev. w. 1. Cole has been very ill, but
il now couvalescent.
The river is falling. 1t has been high
for about three months.
Mr.. W. P. Aull shipped cattle and hogs
to Kansas City. Tuesday.
Mr.. Isaac Neale, OF Higginsville, is very
i'll with inflammation of the stomach.
A nice lot OF fresh oysters Just received
at ID. Hackers restaurant. 7-2i-2t.
Nearly everybody is having severe
colds. They say 1t must be
grip"
Vaughn & McClelland, Central, w. nj.
A. and j. {. Young's are connected by
telephone.
MT. IL M. Stliuus VI Ni"o ""
q car load OF hogs to Kansas Clty'
Tuesday.
Mr.. B. F. Holke, OF near Wellington,
threshed ninety acres OF wheat when
Welded a fraction over thirty bushels per
acre.
Mr.. Clarence Worthiugton was kicked
by one OF his horses, at the Mayview
livery barn, last week, and was slightiy
hurt. 1t was a close call.
Prof. ], A. Beauchamp came up from
Fulton, Saturday, aud has begun an
actiye<c auyas for d. f.. c., OF when
institution he il vice president.
A bread war is now being waged In our
city. You can get seven large ioaves for
twenty five cents. II a man is weil-bread
: he will not loaf around hungry when the
staff OF life sells 30 cheap.
Louis Eckle, Len Ryland, Il. Emmett
Payne, Linn Buford, Reid Ryland, Alex.
:. Graves and Carl Hays went up to the Sol,
Tuesday, for a little camping expedition.
They returned, Wednesday,.
For Picking and Preserving-Mur-
dock,s O. p. r.. Extracts, Fruit COloring
and Strictly Pure Spices are the best.
A full line of Mason's self-seeling
fruit lars. Go to see them AT Mullenix
= Co,s 6-23tf
The Epworth League has changed ~
hour Of Commentaries from I 70 g {!
sess6ak Dnce& ~ p>SoeeA
ss~s
Gose eyes, no matter how severe or long
standing, are cured by DR.. Jackson's Eye
salve. 1t soothes and removes the in
. namation and granulation at once. Can
fps had at any drug store at twenty-iv
rents . box. 2-3-1year.
There will be a festival given by the
ladies oil Greenton Baptist Church ut the
residence Of Mr.. stonebarger, one-haif
mile southeast OF Grsenton, on Saturday
evening, August 4. Supper will be served
from i've until eight O'Clock. All are
invited.
Many Of our best citizens, without
regard to politics, have come to US and
endorsed all we said, last week, about the
strike and about the "Hogan" move
mont. 1t il such backing as this which
makes an editor feel that his efforts are
appreciated.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will hold regular conquest meeting. next
q unnnRsnmning.at seven o'clock. Topic:
& IN Japan: frsead
ranged, and q cordial
dded to all. Meeting
union church services.
Mi. Clarence WorthingtOn has bought
the livery stable aud furnishings, at
MAYHEM, from his father. Clarence will
STAY q Nayview and give the livery
businsss his personal attention. He Is
enc at the most popular young men In
the county. and we wish him abundant
success.
.sThe Miners Echo aud the JEFF. Rep.
1--we recently defunrted In this city, and
we have not heard OF any arrangements
being made to all out the subscriptions
paid up In advance. The INTELLIaENcER
10 able to take almost any kind OF a con-
tract, and II 1t be big enough we will give
cut rates for the cash, and will give a
bigger and better paper than the sub
scribers paid for or expected to get.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
will make the low rate of $500 for the
found trip to Denver, COL, for the event
and date "a given below: Annual
meeting League Of American Wheelmen,
August 1918. Tickets will be on sale
August lO-11. Good for return August
10th, 26th, or September 18th. Stop
overs will be allowed in the state Of Col
orado within final limit of tickets. A. 8.
Loomis. agent. 7-14-5t.
The JED. Rep. has turned its toes to the
daisies. Many Of our readers will wonder
what We mean by the JED. Rep. We
mean the populist newspaper started
here some three months ago by Mr.. J. +.
Payne. It started as q red-hot eight
column paper; 1t soon cooled of enough
TO shrink to o seven. column paper. Then
1t shruuk to a hand bill size, trying to
shrivel its stomach to fit its ~ratiOns; then
. spasmodic kick and all was over. Mr..
Ethan Allen seems 70 be in possession OF
tie corpse.
DR.. Stewart, president Of the great staff
of English doctors, will be at the Com
msrcial Hotel, Monday, July 30, and
ct Hotel Arcade, In HigginsvilIe, Tues
day, July 81. Remarkable cures have
been performed by thess noted eogeioltets
sss;ssEsHsss
1o Cured without operation. No one