The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-03-31
Court at Higrinsyille next Monday.

For fine seed potatoes go to Trigg's
grocery store. 3-24-2t.
The Building and Loan directors will be
elected next Tuesday.
Mr.. d.. Hacker is having his catering
establishment pal nted and papered.
Two Corn Planters to exchange for corn
or hay. Call and see them at Basye q
Vaughan's. 3-2i-5t
Mr.. Walter VanAnglen shipped a car
load of fine hogs from Dover to Kansas
City Tuesday.
For RENT:-Furnished or unfurnished
rooms. Apply to Mrs. Name Moreland,
Franklin avenue. 3-31-tf.
styles of millinery at Mrs. 8. p. Arnold's,
Main street, Lexington, Mo. 3-24-2t.
8. a cup of Parks Tea, at night, moves
the bowels in the morning, without pain
or discomfort. For sale by Leroy Farmer,
the druggist. 3-2i-tf.
C.. will give an entertainment at the opera
house, Monday night, secure tickets at
Il. g. Loomis's. -
Tho Baptist thurch Of shis city had
ssinted provsofr11 ~ thstr services last
svnasp morning and evening. This is.
something 81 q new departure, and we
thiak, a good one.
The latest and most fashionable spring
hats and bonnets just received ut Mrs.
o. j. Powell's millinery store, Franklin
Avenue, Lexington Mo. Ladies are cor
daily invited to call and see the stylish
display.
Next Monday is horse show day. Let
every man who has a fine horse bring him
to Lexington, aud permit the people to
see him. Citizens from all over the coun-
ty will be here, and you can make it prof
table to exhibit Your horse. Bring in
your stock.
Mr.. j. e. Payne will move into the res
idence vacated, last fall, by MIR. Carr. Mr..
George s. Wilson will move into the
Bledsoe house as Don as Mr.. Payne
v~acates, and Mr.. w. G.. Musgrove will
move into his own residence as Don as 1t
is vacated by Mr.. Wilson.
Our old friend, Prof. Charles Gimbel,
has sent US q copy Of his latest musical
production. We are not able to critically
Judge Of its merits until we get it home
and play 1t on our grand rosewood piano.
but we know that Prof. Gimbel would
not send out anything unless it was good.
Send to him for a copy.
Mr.. w. o. l.. Jewett. OF the Shelbina
Democrat, and a candidate for railroad
commissioner, was in the city Wednesday.
He came OF course to build fences along
the line OF the office for which he appears.
He is a clever gentleman, and an able law
yer, and should he receive the nomination
his name will add strength TO the ticket.
Very interesting indeed were the Ep-
worth League services, last Sunday even
ing, at the Southern Methodist church.
Miss Martha Crenshaw was the leader,
and her talk on ''The First Easter sun
day" was entertaining and instructive.
Fall and Restoration"-Mark 14:66-72;
John 21:1-17. All are invited. Meeting
begins at 6:45.
The c. w. B. M. will hold a special
meeting at the Christian church next
Sunday evening, at 3 O'Clock. The sub
ject will be omissions and Mothers" A
special program has been prepared, and
1t is hoped that all the ladies OF the city
will be present. Papers will be read by
,idk1 ladies', and everything will be
make the meeting interesting and
Die.
announce Mr.. Jerry Shinn for the
46face of city assessor. He has been a resi-
dent of this city for twenty five years. and
his record in that length of time is suffi-
Gent proof of his high moral character. He
il a poor man, and one who will serve his
people well il elected, affable and agreea-
BILE. He has many friends who will assist
him in this race. His qualifications are
good and he is every fiber a man.
We call the attention of our readers to
the 'ad' of T. NJ. Lake & Sons, OF Hig-
ginsville. This firm Is one Of the most re-
Iriable. What they say can be depended
upon, Their stock Is composed Of the
best goods on the market. 1t is carefully
selected by q good buyer, and the prices
are reasonable. Our county has no better
men than the three members OF this firm,
and you can rely upon the fact that they
will treat you we'll.
Our contemporary, the News, celebrated
this week its 9Th anniversary. 1t wore g
pinkish hue, and was characterized by
the usual good matter that is found in it:
columns. We congratulate our contem'
porary on its past success, wishing for II
future prosperity. Messrs. Ed and Franl
Bowman are fine gentlemen with whom
our assertion has been most pleasant
Miss Mountloy, the local reporter, is wei
suited for her department. Success ant
: congratulations to our contemporary.
We are informed that the Epwortf
League, of the Southern Methods
church, is preparing for al 'open session.
to be given Monday evening, April %, t.
which all the young peoples societies o
the city will be invited. In connection
with their regular monthly business
meeting the members of the League viii
which will be very enjoyable. Besides
being entertaining, the meeting will
bring all the young Christian workers o
the city together. The president of thu
! League will have charge Of the business
j. meeting, and Miss Katharine A. Tunstall
;, chairman of the department OF ~literar.
8 work, will superintend the musical an
literary program and deliver the address
? of welcome to the invited friends.
Q The INTELLIaENCER has labored il
: season and out Of season, with a zeal tina
has known no tagging, for the upbuild
ing OF this city. Among the enterprise
that it has advocated as vitality importan
, is a bridge across the Missouri river q
a this point. At last, after many days,
q appears that the airy structure We hav
q been weaving dreams about-the structur
a that has assumed shape only in our hope
full consciousness-is almost an accom-
plished fact. The progressive ~scitizen
of Lexington have finally determine
" that a bridge shall be built, and that dc
termination can only ultimate in 1
; splendid success. When the music OF tn
: pick and hammer comes floating into on
y sanctum from the broad Missouri's bosom
, 1t will be met by the responsive strain
of the INTELLIaENcER's soul-stirrin
hosannas.
The Easter services at the Methods
church were unusually interesting an
J, were we'll attended both morning an
evening. The chancel and pulpit wei
beautifully decorated with palms fern