The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-11-24

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Catron also sid to J. A. Edmonds, on
Of this week, q thoroughbred
registered jersey bull. Prices private.
Attorney John Wslborn Is another one
of that class of mon whose characters can
b hart by preiudiced write-ups OF
bliaded, ons.sidsd, narrow. minded edit
ors. Mr.. Wslborn's legal career is one of
honor and integrity, and his remarkable
fairness at the bar 10 the admiration OF
all his fellows.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held, next Thursday morning. at 1880
O'Clock. 1t the Christian church. The
sermon will b delivered by Rev. A. 8.
Noaett, OF the Presbyterian church.
Four churches, the Presbyterian, Baptist.
Christian and Methodist, will take part
and unite In this worship.
In closing the discussion concerning
the printing Of the ballots. the INTELLI-
osNCHR has only this to say. The Leader
knew before It made its accusations, that
they were false, knew It when they print
Cd them and knows It now. The Leader
entered the fight through Q lie and seems
10 be anxious to get out of 1t by the same
route.
E.qu,r. or.a,ill. o.u&seSf .worn
in - Justice Of the (tnrday.
He va elected - oasicket,
but masy ofJl 1smocrats,"
who have ku6ql years, voted for
him. 'Squir6r06f0H6 II q magnificent
old g~sntlemaof le&1tnl in his views and
considerations 1e1>1}tGstions. Republican
Or what not ~ M make an honorable
ofaoer. He & tsnced in years, but
his health +
Mrs.. Gsoroi invited a crowd
OF nsighbor4zo to her house, on
Ihunday Of Dk. that being her
|ssainth birthday. She
norance Of the matter,
oighbors began to arrive
eeow It happened that all
F66o6s The sams day to make them q visit.
A splendid dinner Wa served, and then it
was that he wa told all about the
arangsmsats to celebrate his birthday.
He was most completely surprised. Sew
sral nice presents were received. George
says they can't do 1t again, hallelujah!
DR.. Stewart, president Of the great stan
OF English doctors, and the noted
specialist, will be at the Commercial
hotel, Monday. December II, 1894, one
day only. II you have failed to get relief
from your ailment, do rot fail to see this
noted specialist. He will examine you
and tell you the facts 10 regard TO yopl
case. He has earned . national reputation
for the candid manner Ia which he treats
his patients. Every one that treats with
him 10 satisfied with his course oil
treatment. Piles cured. by their painless
process, or NO pay. Once from 8 a. m
to Z p. m. Consultation free. 9-1-tf.
Odessa Democrat: 1--WE wish 1t dis.
tinotly undsFstood that We have NO lot oil
parcel In the controversy between tn,
H~igginsviils Leader and the Lexington
papsrs In regard to printing the ballots
And II our opinion In the matter wa
asksd, We would frankly say that tn,
agitation on the eve Of the election, b.
the Leader. was mistimed, inconsiderate
and unfortunate, and was used agains
the party with effect. And further, W
have to say that from the light we hav
on the subject We are inclined to tn
belief that the bid Of go, for the worl
and material, was . safe ono, being mad
After the work was let, and the bid coul
not b accepted. We would not motto
the matter bat for the fact that we wer
, sorry 70 - the Issues of . democratic
campaign, In which We are all interested
put In jeopardy by . controversy over
matter that could only be examined from
. single point Of view until 1t did tn
: work for which 1t seems to nave bee
intended"
J The INTELLI0ENosR perhaps owes il
. readers an apology for entering a news
, paper controversy with the Higginsvill
Leader and the Odessa Moon. II it wer
{ to defend our " character, or the pol
iciss Of this paper, 1t would have indee
: been . short controversy. But it was
. defense Of the courss of the county eler
, and court that va undertook, that on
b readers might know the facts, and the
compare them with the charges made b
q these two so-called democratic organs o
the eve Of IN election. The INTELLIaEN
GER belisvee, In common with the demo
Gratis OF this county. hat these charg,
were wilfully, maliciously aud intention
ally printed to defeat the democrat
nominees for certain offices. This pap,
agrees with democrats that the Lead,
knew it charges to DO falsehoods Of Il
:. rankest kind. II believes that the Lead
: stopped thus low to satisfy its person.
maiios and to defeat regular nominees Il
ONCE. It believes that the Leader wi
fully and maliciously charged faIsehoo,
agalnst honorsd men for political puI
l. poses, aud We have been told that Il
d Leader Issued Q couple of thousand exit
copies of that issue. When the intel
LIoENCE1 held up the truth, and col
ID frontsd the Leader with its falsehood
that sheet turned on Us and tries to hi,
IT. stab at the county ticket by maxim
pretsnss Of . common newspaper figh
The Leader may rant ct us, but the mo
1t rants the o we propose to expose l
trsachery. The Leader and the Odes
= Moon insinuate that the court 10 guilty
s~quandsring county money, The Lead
!. charges that two Lexington papers loot
the treasury. This 10 q direct charge
:, corruption by the court and clerk, al
everybody knows It to be false.
N Farmer carries . large assortment
otioknsy's finest cigars. Try them. 81