The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-07-14
REV. r. PEYTON WALTON,
PRESIDENT
The water tower has been reprinted.

The water tower has been repainted.
TUFTS pills are agreeable to the taste.
Refrigerators, best make, at Schawe 4
Weis. 6-6tf
Rev. Mr.. Banks, Of Odessa, is now hand
somely auartered in the Farrar house, on
South street.
For Picking and Prcserving-Mur-
docks o. p. 4. Extracts, Fruit Coloring
and Strictly Pure Spices are the best.
A full line OF Mason's self-sealing
fruit jars. Go to see them at Mullenix
Il Co.'S. 6-23tf
On Thursday OF last week, Mr.. Jesse
Hit, Of near Dover, was driving some
cattle to market. While driving them
across q bridge below Dover, the bridge
caved in, and six fine steers went down.
Two of them were badly hurt; the others
were not damaged.
The Hays City (Kansas) Sentinel
charges that Hill City has q lot of thought
less and selfish people who care for moth
ing, but the qualification of their own
pampered and depraved appetites. They
have signed a remonstrance against bath.
lug in the town water supply tank.
Messrs. Henry Sinauer, T.. A. Catron,
Lse H. billiard, Lawrence Rostagno, w.
b. Bolton, A. Billiard, Zach. w. Wright,
C.. G.. Ludwigs and w. H. Stevenson went
to Wellington, Monday night, to attend
the installation services of the officers Of
Wellington Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F.
The ladies' of Prairie Church will hold
a lawn party ut the residence of Mr.. Rufus
Young, on Thursday evening, July 10.
They will m serving supper ut
five o'clock. We advise all who wish a
splendid supper n a pleasant evening
to attend, for he ladies Of Prairie Church
are noted for getting up pleasant and
successful entertai nments.
Messrs. Wat. Aull, Joseph Shelby and
Fry Wilson ordered a freight train,
Monday, to take TO Kansas City about
ten car loads OF cattle. About two hours
before they were to leave, the agent
received u telegram not to receive freight
on account Of the strike OF Missouri
Pacific switchmen. The cattle had to be
taken home again. Such are the beauties
OF q strike.
Mr.. b. II. Ireland says he was tired Of
being mistaken for Messrs. Ethan Allen,
Dan. Tevis, James Peak, Charley Grimes
and o.. j. Powell, SO he wen and had his
beard shaved off, Thursday, leaving a
fierce-looking moustache. All his ac-
quaintances, who knew him, stared at
him and then laughed at his changed
appearance. He will not be mistaken for
anybody now. This is his first shave for
twenty-three years.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
will make the low rate of $500 for the
round trip to Denver, Col, for the event
and date as given below: Annual
meeting League of American Wheelmen,
August 1918. Tickets will be on sale
August 1O-11. Good for return August
10Th, 18th, OIL September 18th. Stor
overs will be allowed in the state Of Col.
orado within ina limit OF tickets. A. s.
Loomis, agent. 7-14-5t.
The mountain lion, which was reported
at Waverly, some weeks ago, seems to be
quartered on Mrs. w. T. Hays farm
three miles east. of town. He has been
seen there three times. recently, so it IL
said, near bridge tw%enty-one. A few
days ago, a man who was blowing on the
farm reported that he had been chased by
the animal. In his efforts to escape he
broke his pillow, and ran himself out OF
breath. The beast is creating some com
motion in the neIghborhood Of Kerdolff's
coal mines.
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Dr. PaImore, manager OF the st. Louii
CHRISTIAN Advocate, made a trip through
western Missouri' last week, ana In M
article In the advocate mas This TO say
AT Lexington we spent a night In
Centrai femaie CoiIege' Win president
a.. A. Jones, VINO ls busy with dreams an
plans for an overwhelming future. w
have never seen the foliage and flowers