The weekly intelligencer., 1894-11-10
"Friends" at the opera house Monday

night.
Rev. H. B. Barks preached at Waverly,
Sunday.
The democrats were beaten, but democ-
racy goes on.
Capt. Charles Anderson is able TO be on
the street again.
Flour sacks 25 cents per dozen at d.
Hackers bakery. 9-29-tf
For Superior Cook Stoves and Ranges,
see Schawe & Weis. 10-13tf
The corner stone of the NJ. E. church at
Higginsville was laid last Wednesday.
Captain Samuel j. Andrews vote don't
look bad Notwithstanding the abuse OF
democratic organ.
The INTELLIaENcER is the only pap
In the county that will have the official
returns this week.
Lafayette county is the second largest
coal producing county in the state. 1t is
the Oldest coal producing county in Mis-
souri,.
November 3Oth will be library day fer
our public schools. Don't forget to send
book to the public school library on
that day.
The transfer com pany keeps a call book
ct the Mammoth livery stable, and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. 10'N.u
Mr.. Sam. w. Davis, Of Richmond, a
genial member OF the Conservator STAFF,
was In the city, Friday. His only remark
was: "Wasn't it awfui?"
Sheriff Zach. Wright got the largest
vote He has been guilty of this act
before. Two years ago he did the same
thing. Zach. 10 4 good officer, has made
model sheriff and the people are proud
OF him.
Paul Alexander Johnstone the worlds
eminent mind reader will be at the opera
house next Wednesday evening. This ID
the original Johnstone who was lost
days and five nights In the wind caves OF
South Dakota.
The Lexington INTRLLIaEacER issued
an extra on Wednesday one Thursday and
the complete ofiicial returns on Friday
1t gave the news though sad news 1t was
a. 1t came in. No other paper in the
county issued an extra.
AHAyED OR SroLKN-From the rack, in
this city, Thursday night, dark bay
mare. lb1s hands high, 10 years old. She
was attached to single buoy. Buggy is
black side-bar. good harness. Any in
formation thankfully received.
The owner OF Linwood Lawn, Lexing'
ton, Mo-, writes the Rural World thai
Il II not the home of Almont Pilot, but o.
Wilkomont. He also wants to say thai
he has fily by Jno. X. Gentry, dam An
ME Wilkomout, the fastest mare in Mis-
souri,.
The INTELLIaENoRR printed 1000 bal
lots - supplement to the Higeinsvillt
Advance, for which We charged and col.
lsctsd g. The Advance pretends that
It sst up and printed the supplement tc
show its public spirit. The Advances
could not set up the tyle. It could no,
print the supplement II 1t had the type
sst.
Monday that destroyed over $4,000 worth
Of property. The nrs originated in an
svaporator and was communicated TO the
rssidencs of Mr.. w. w. Davis. Many
houses near BY seemed in danger. but
were saved. The furniture OF Mr.. Davis
was saved, though damaged. Mr.. Davis
had no Insurance.
Friends In this city have received the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. @. H. Carlyle in
vited you to be present at the marriage
Of their daughter, Virginia, to Mr.. John
Finley Patterson, Wednesday evening
November II, 1894, at 8 O'Clock. at the
Presbyterian church, Westminster, Cali:
foPnia. The bride 10 . granddaughter ol
DR.. J. M. Fackler, formerly Of near Wav.
srly. She has many relrtives and friends
il this county.
A Chicago society paper contains the
following: "Mrs. Ives, of 4722 Kenwood
avenue, and Mrs. Woodruff, Of Asst Madi'
son avenue, have issued Invitations for {
reception and musicale for next Wednes
day, November 7th, at Mrs. Woodruff
home. Mrs. F. A. Griffen, Mrs. Geo. H
Gibbs. Mrs. c. w. Clingman, Mrs. Harr,
Tobsy and Miss Floss Young will assist IL
receiving. The program will be yer,
charming affair. A lot Of pretty gown
are being made for the OCCASION"
| The Leader, the Moon ana their repub
lican allies would have the county cour
advertise for bids for the election printing
Then when the bids are opened II the Lex
ington papers are the only bidders, or tn
best bidders, the court must reject tn
bids, and run around and beg somebod!
outside Of Lexington TO do the work. Th
INTELL1oENcER II not ashamed Of 1t
part ineths recent transaction. We di'
GOOD work, got II done in good time, AM
We are entitled TO every cont we charge
for the work.
i Ths Odessa Moon says "there IL neve
. sitting Of the county court that tn
News and the INTELLIoENCRR does no
have bills against the county from a6
70 e2oo and $780," Bad grammar not CON
sidsred, We will say that the Moon is lat
getting into this matter, and has ha
time TO learn the truth. The Moon ha
developed an ability - . liar which make
the Higginvills Leader blush. The In
rnLLIonNoKR, In the past fifteen months
hes received exactly 9l1.60 from the coun
~ court for advsrtising. In the sam
. length Of time It has received e107.76 fc
JOB work, half of which was for assessor
blanks. The Moon had = chance to BIZ
IL wants to blame the court for it, ow
neglect.
All the republican papers in the count
j, pablishsd, last week, the charge Of th
, Hlgginsvills Leader, and that too withov
. any attempt to md out the truth in th
matter. The honorable names Of Capt.
J. Andrew, Judge Smith, Judge Chambli
and Judge R. 8. Andrew were no prote'
: tion to them. The News and INTKLL
ozNonR were charged with extorting bl
fsss from the county. 1t suited thei
papers to use the article for campaiR
I purposes. and they cared not whose hont
WAS touched. The books of every count
, o6aosr are open to inspection at all time
!, The howl about Examination" is 70
> ''6mirch q mans character II you ca
.. make point, and let the man prove U
; his character afterward" seems to be Il
motto Of these papers.
: Notice.
No certificate Of election or sommissio
can be issued until duplicate statsmeI
Of moneys expended 10 fled.
Acts Of 1893, page 100.
SAMUEL J. ANDREW, Clerk.