The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-11-17

Needed opera house.


The finest brand Of cigars at Farmers.
Just received-s fine stock Of the best
cigars at Farmers. 11-17-3t
The county recorder issued six marriage
licences, Wednesday.
Go to Mullinix & Co.'s for best selected
stock Of Canned Goods In The county. tt
Hit and Hinson, OF near Dover, shipped
stock to Kansas City, last Wednesday.
Farmer carries q large assortment Of
Stickney's finest cigars. Try them. st
Madam. Rumor has II that there il to be
q fashionable wedding in this city on De-
cember 10th.
DR.. F. q. Henry, formerly OF this coun-
ty. has beeen appointed federal surgeon
Of Jackson county.
Go to Mullsnix q Co. for a fine assort-
ment Of Nuts, Candies and Fruits. AL
ways new and fresh. l1-17tf
Rev. T. Nj. Cobb will preach one Sun
day In saoh month to the ex.coniederstes
At the home near Higginsviile.
Many of our readers will be glad to
learn that Mr.. Noble e. Baske.s is much
better and on the road to rapid recovery.
A fight against such mon ~ Capt. An
drew, and the judges of the county court
10 slow suicide for the man who wages the
fight.
Paul Alexander tombstone was at the
opera house Wednesday night. He adver.
tisss himself a. the "world's eminent
mind reader"
Nias Ciaudisl Silver desires pupils in
French. Natural method taught, a. used
by it, originator, the noted DR.. L.. Sauveur,
of Boston, under whom she has studied. q
Just received . new line OF Stick Pins.
Belt Pins. Hair Ornaments, Side Combs.
Hat Plus and many other useful and
ornamental goods 1t Grimes q Venable's,
LsxiuRtop, No. 11-17-tf
Lexington Lodge, No. 14s. A. F. and A.
NJ. regular monthly meeting. Monday
night, November 10. A full attendance 10
REQ uested q there will be work In the
third degree. Thos. A. Catron. W. II.
Some Of our young people should break
themselves Of the habit Of loaang around
the church doors on Sunday. It 10 . bad
and q disrsspsctful habit. and has been
formed through thoughtlessness.
Misses Mauds Lsvia and Grace Bell. Of
Kansas City. and Miss Nellie Brown. Of
Talihua. Indian Territory. registered II
Baptist college last week to spend the
wiatar In that famous institution OF
learning.
Mr.. Clauds China brother Of Mr.. Joseph
Chinu, Of this city. and IN ~sx.rssidsnt OF
his city, va elected county clerk Of
Faystts county. Ksatueky. last week. Mr..
Richard Rsdd formerly Of Wavsriy and Z
brothsr Of Capt. VIM. Rsdd IVES elected
assessor Of the same county. The oon.
gratulations Of Laiaystts are extended.
The Lexington Times (colored) say
one vote was bought here for . dollar and
another for . plat Of whisksy. The editor
Of that paper should b rsmsmbsrsd BY
the next grand Jury. Such information
Q that the eourts must have, and q
course hs will b able 70 give It. Vote.
sellers and vots buysrs should b severely
punished Il matters not In what party
they are found.
Last week, after We had given up al
hope Of the election In Nissouri-whsr
the papsrs were full OF wos 70 democratic
votsrs, the OdsssA Moon ehssred oui
hearts with the startling Information
that "Nlissouri 10 al right" "Ths whole
ticket elected" "A solid delegation" 10
The Moon was not mors mistaken in thu
returns than Il was In accepting the Aig.
ginsvllls Lsadsr's statements - true.
The H~isginsviils Advance issued . sup
plsmsnt. Last wssk, and headed II "Omcia
Vote Of LAAEystss County" There wsr'
no rsturus from 0rsenton In It, supple
msnt, and its plumlitiss were estimated
and only one va correct. Yet the Ad'
vance calls this the CONCEAL" vote. How
could Il b. emcisl, and Grssnton prsoinc'
left outf Tie INfsiILoHNoE1 10 the onl,
paper that eavs the o6lcial vote, and VI
refer the Advance 70 q columns for cor
rect rsturna.
TomoFfoW svsaing, At the southsrI
Nsthodist ehnssh, the regular Epwortl
League services will b held. beginning .
Sis o'clock, sharp. Aiss Sophie Tunstal
will b the leader. and the subject will b
"What We Know"-2 Tim. 1:l2; Sscont
Cor. 6:4; First John STA; Romans s:2a
Let svsry member of the League b
present, and let all come prepared to ny
few words on the subject or rad . vers
or two from the Bible. Everybod.
cordially invited.
Ray r. York, Of Warrsnsburg. the II
ysar-old boy preacher. VA to have hlle
the pulpit at the Baptist church here, La
Sunday, bot the congregation at st. Jos
sph would not let him "a. He has bee
assisting In . meeting at 81. Joseph. H
writes that he will b here. and VII
occupy the pulpit at the Baptist church
tomorrow morning. He II . Wonderfu
yoang talksr. A cordial Invitation
extended TO al to ooms and hear him.
The Missouri 4stats Dairy Association
o~o.opsraing with The State Board Of A
riculturs, will hold . dairy meeting q
Higxinsviils, No.. November 20-2s. 10
|, There are i've crsamsriss In LAfaysti
county, and the meeting will undoubtsdl
|, b largely attended. There will BE- q
hibits Of dairy products and machinsz
|, and premiums given for the best showI
An intsrsstinG program will b ARRANGED
and subjects Of vital interest to daiE
people discussed By able speakers. r.
ducsd hotel and railroad rates will
given.
The following prsss tslsgrsmis sent fro
, st. Joseph. No: 81. Joseph people q
, being electrified By the sxhortations Of
boy preacher, Q mere child. In wide COLI
, and knicksrbocksrs. A ssriss OF rsviv
meetings 10 In progress at the savanns
Avenue Baptist church, and the b<
preacher holds forth In the pulpit sa<
! night. Ray r. York, the boy preachs
10 only II years old. He wa born
Abilene, Kansas, but his home 10 NO
: Wsrrsusburg, No. His father 10 . paint
BY trade.
: The following item from Waverly
: clipk Cd from an exchange: An old mi
came down the river Last Thursday in
boat. giving his name - Old Billy Re,
holds, 1.-THE Indian scout" After being
the city awhile he sold his boat and beg
to freely indulge In the glowing bowl
: He became disagrsssbls and wanted
tight, jumping on Moore, . boy about
years old, and with . swinging bio
struck him between the eyes, aad tn,
they mixed like two CANNES. Moore gu
cssdsd IN setting his man down o,
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