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


Darn that Thermometer.
Wheat t%hreshing will begin Monday.
Fire works for the Fourth, at u
Hackers
DIR. Dawson has resigned his pastorate
at Odessa.
A fine assortment of fire works at
ID. Hackers
Nearly all the wheat grown in Lafay-
cite is in the shock.
There have been rumors OF smallpox
In the city, but we cannot locate a case.
Read the advertisements in this paper.
This is the time to save money as well as
max it.
MISS Annie Chew will sing at the Bap-
fist church tomorrow morning. She is a
talented vocalist.
A runaway team on Franklin street
Thursday night was caught before much
damage was done.
Next Wednesday will be the glorious
Fourth and 1t will be celebrated by
Americans every where.
The Epworth League, OF the Methodist
church, gave a festival on the lawn OF
Judge John Il. Ryland last night.
The post-office will be moved by the
new management to the building recently
occupied by Mrs. Arnold's millinery store.
For SALE.-A large, full blood Jersey
COW. with young CALF; good, easy mixer;
nine pounds of butter a week. John
Price. Soft
Chas. j. Nesbitt has beer appointed
postmaster at Kingfisher, Oklahoma. lie
was at one time connected with the eau
casian.
Warrensburg's boy preacher will preach
at Odessa, tomorrow morning. The boy
Is eleven years of z and is said to be a
prodigy.
"All run down" from weakening effects
Of warm weather. o need a good tonic
and blood purifier like Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Try 1t.
The Knights Of Pythias in this city de-
sire US to extend their thanks to the
ladies who presented them flowers on
memorial day.
The Odessa Moon is printing q series OF
articles on 'Odessa and its business in
terests." Homer Luce is assisting the
editor and the work is being done well.
Mesdsmes Albert Winkler and Paul
Frisher entertained a large number OF
their friends, at the residence Of the for
mer, on Third street, Thursday evening.
Col. Nesbitt wal recently appointed
postmaster at Kingfisher, Oklahoma. A
determined effort is being made by the
democrats to defeat his confirmation.
Several ugly charges have been filed
against Col. Nesbitt.
Notwithstanding all the reports to the
contrary, our large mines are still closed
The city mines have gone + work Il
supply the local trade, but the largt
mines are idle on recount Of the refusa
OF he miners to make concessions IL
wages.
At the business meeting of the Epworti
League, of the Southern Methodist churcl
held Monday evening, June Is, the follow
Ing delegates were elected to the stat
convention at Pertle Springs, July Il
II and 10. Rev. G. NJ. Bishop, Misses Mar.
Silver. Martha Crenshaw int Lillian Ry
land; alternates, Miss Kate Tunstall an
MIR. VIM. Il. Bear.
The picnic of the Christian Sunda
school, Thursday, wa q complete success
More than one hundred persons were pres
emit, and there was a splendid Dime
served, with enough left over to feed twic
Is many more. A fine grove, good breezs
beautiful scenery and happy childre
made the day one to be remembered by o.
who were present.
Mr.. William Page was q pleasant calle
Tuesday. He informs US that while h
separated himself from 80 during tn,
campaign for assessor and though the re
turns left him a few votes minus the cleo
|, ton, he Is yet q democrat and will tax
his coat of for the ticket this fall. Nj
!, Page is = tried and true democrshsVh
! has done faithful WoFk1e93
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