The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-07-14
Wheat is worth about forty cents.

"oAsA AoH
The Odessa Moon was full this week.
Another band of Coxeyites passed down
ther river, Thursday.
Uuion services will be held at the First
church, tomorrow evening.
+. NJ. Barton, of Odessa, has fallen heir
to 100 acres OF land in the Cherokee strip.
Rev. X. Ryland will occupy the pulpit
at the Presbyterian church, tomorrow
morning.
The miners at Rich Hill nave gone to
work at the same wages they received be-
fore the strike.
Remember the lawn party at Mr.. Rufus
Young's on July 10, given by the ladies
of Prairie Church.
The Y. p. S. c. E. OF the Christian
church, gave a social at the parsonage,
Thursday evening.
A negro fight was served in Sundays
bill Of fare. There Is too much misbe-
havior here, among this class.
Rev. T. NJ. Cobb is slowly improving.
The prayers Of every one who knows him
is that he may soon DO entirely well.
The ladies' of the Christian church, at
Dover, will give a lawn social, on Satur-
day evening, July IA, ron 7 to II O'Clock.
1t is important to keep the liver and
Kidneys in good condition. HoOi's Sar-
saparilla is the remedy for invigorating
these organs. Try it.
We note in the Kansas City Times that
Mrs. William Mccoy Of Independence en-
tertained Thursday evening in honor OF
Miss Fannie Sawyer, Of this city.
Attorney JOHN Burden won two large
land suits in the supreme court this week.
As n civil lawyer Mr.. Burdens superior
does not practice in our state courts.
To the editor of the Wellington Globe
we extend the right hand. His resolution,
which we publish elsewhere, IL kept in
violate, will make him n Of the best
men in the state.
Higginsville will have q circus today,
and there will be more people there than
you can shake a stick at. People always
nave money to go to shows, though their
larder may be empty.
NoTICE.-I lave a purchaser for q farm.
He wants 100 to 200 acres. with five or six
room house; good orchard and water.
Any ons having such q farm to sell,
call on me. IL. w. WinsOr.
Last year taxes were as follows on the
800. State % cents; county 20 cents;
township so cents; school IS cents. This
year they are the same, except that the
oornt, %c~ 10 on ;ro%ooA - IN oovfo
The Advance says ''there are too many
dogs in Higginsville." The editor ought
to get the Venable ordinance passed by
the council. Shoot all dogs not wearing
tags, and all those wearing tags, kill.
For Picking and Preserving-Mur-
docks o. p. r. Extracts, Fruit Coloring
and Strictly Pure Spices are the best. A
full line OF Mason's self-sealing fruit
jars. Go see them at Mullenix and
Co.'s 6-2S-u
Mr.. Joseph Tribble has purchased q
new car for the street railway, aud will
have 1t here as Don as the freight trains
begin to run. Mr.. Tribble will make our
street car line an excellent one. Depend
upon it.
Mr.. Theodore Ludwig wa seriously
hurt while playing base ball, Thursday.
In the attempt to catch q ball at full
speed, he missed the ball and 1t hit him
in the left eye. He was unconscious for o
while.
Mr.. II. NJ. Rodecker has opened q stock
OF clothing, and boots and shoes, In the
McGrew building, on Main street. He
comes to be n of our citizens, and to do
a good business in our midst. We well
come him.
Sore eyes, no matter how severe or long
standing, are cured by DIR. Jackson's Eye
Salve. 1t soothes and removes the in
fiamation and g~ranulation at once. Can
De had at any drug store at twenty. five
cents a box. 2-3-1year.
The catalogues OF our colleges are out.
They are all beautifully illustrated, and
they contain facts which should be CON
sidered by every parent who has q son or
daughter to educate. geographically
they are faultless.
Mr.. c. NJ. Sutherland left Saturday for
his home In New York, having completed
his work of putting In our new water
gas plant. While here Mr.. Sutherland
made many friends, and the esteem OF
many new acquaintances follows him to
his eastern home.
There will be no preaching services at
the Southern Methodist church to- NOR
row morning or evening, Rev. Bishop
being at Pertle Springs attending the
Epworth League state convention. The
Sunday school and Epworth League will
meet as usual.
The editor Of the Malta Bend Qui Vive
Is at outs with the Marshall people
because there was no singing At their 4th
of July celebration. We would Suggest
that the next time Marshall celebrates
she nave a soIo from the Qui Vive man tc
even up things.
DIR. Richardson has accepted . call from
the Baptist church at Bolivar. He wa,
offered the presidency of the college al
the same place, but refused to accept. DR.
Richardson Is nm able man, Q devouI
christian, and a fine scholar. We con
graduate the church at Bolivar they have
chosen we'll.
The commencement numbers OF tn,
Central College Gem and w. n. A
Trumpeter were issued from this Office
this week. They are beautifully illus.
trated, and contain splendid accounts o
their respective commencements. Typo.
graphically both papers are fine. They
are good advertisements of the intelli'
gence OF the students of both schools.
Among Le~xington's sound financia
institutions nome deserves more conf
dence than the Building and Loan Asso
, citation. In another column will be fount
..fek1r semi-annual statement which
for itself. Stock In this institution
r1j6 DEsed highly by its owners. The asso
cIation is we'll Differed n its manage
ment is highly pleasing to those who ar
financially interested in 1t.
r MI. j. F. Mcintyre was appointed post
master for Odessa, Wednesday. Thi
, completes the list Of presidential post
|, Office appointments for this district. Mr.
Mcintyre is thoroughly qualified, and Il
deserving OF the honor for his magnificent
services in behalf OF his party. He viii
. make Odessa a most satisfactory post
master, and "Uncle Sam" q faithful ant
efficient official. We congratulate hin
that he was under the tree when the fruit
fell.