The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-02-03
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Bargains all over the house at the store
of NJ. +. Royle q SON.. 1-27-4t.
Our ice merchants are harvesting n crop
OF tive-inch ice, this week.
Uncle Granville Page is reported sick
with n severe attack of la grippe.
Sunday will be Christian Endeavor day.
All the societies in the city will have
special exercises.
The Y. p. s.. G. T.. OF the Presbyterian
church observed the 18th anniversary OF
the society last night. A musical and liter
airy program was carried out.
Al the Christian church, Thursday
evening, Prof. a. W. Smith and Miss
Bsrta Richardson sang Il very beautiful
duet. 1t was listened to most earnestly
by the large congregation.
Sore eyes, no matter how severe or long
standing, are cured by DIR. Jackson's Eye
Salve. 1t soothes and removes the in
iamation mt granulation at once. Can
be had at any drug store at twenty-five
cents n box. 2-3-1year.
Protrac.ed meetings still continue at
the Methodist and Christian churches.
Rev. Gibson is assisting the pastor at the
former and Elder Pomeroy at the latter
church. TIL audiences at both churches
are large and much interest is manifested.
Much good is being done, and many new
souls brought to Christ.
We announce in this issue the candi-
dacy OF Mr.. w. A. Page for assessor OF
Lafayette county, subject to the action of
the democratic party. Mr.. Page was born
and reared in this county, and enjoys the
esteem of n multitude of friends. lie is n
democrat OF the highest type, an honest,
conscientious and energetic citizen. lie
will make n good race and il elected will
be an efficient assessor.
MIR. ii. Wilson Winsor turned over n
check for $500 to Mr.. Geo Il. Gordon Ion
day, which paid in full the amount of
insurance on the Thistle farm dwelling,
which was burned last November. Mr..
Gordon held his policy in the Farmers
Fire Insurance Company of Pennsylvania.
The matter was settled most satisfactorily
and speedily, and Mr.. Gordon has moth
ing but good words for the company and
its agent Mr.. Winsor.
The supreme court reversed and re-
manded the case of the state vs.. David
Willis, colored, last Wednesday,. Willis
was sent to the penitentiary at the March
term of the criminal court, last year.
His attorney, Mr.. u. G.. Phetzing appealed
the case, the result of which was a de-
cision in his favor Willis gets a new
trial. He was charged with forgery in
the third degree, and was sent back TO
the county Jail, Thursday.
The following have called. this week,
and renewed or subscribed for the INTEL
LIaENCER, for which they have our
thanks: A.. p. Canning, William Strodt-
man, Afford Amor, b. w. Jefferson, Il. s.
Butts, q. Il. Green, w. A. Page, James
Aull, Henry ~Hiembrock, Miss Mary J.
Houx, Mrs. J. r. Hendricks, William
Thomas, w. s. Fontaine, j. j. Hampton,
w. b. Shultz, j. p. Ardipger, ID. w. b.
Tevis, John X. Lyons and b. Il. John.
DIR. A. H.. Merrill, Of Vanderbilt Uni
versity, ave a select reading in Central
College chapel, last Monday evening,
An interesting audience had assembled to
greet him, and it demonstrated its appre-
citation Of his work by generous applause
DIR. Merrill is a distinguished reader aud
lecturer, and will always be a welcome
guest in Lexington. He left on Tuesday
morning for WarrensburG. 1T appro.
pirate intervals during the evening
musical selections were rendered by
Misses Combs, Moore and Thomas, which
added much to the interesting enter
tainment.
MAYHEM Monitor: h following is {
partial list of the cattle feeders of the vic
Unity OF Mayhem. James f. Smith !.
feeding as head of calves, A. l.. Smith II
feeding 81 head of cattle, Jno. II. Smith Il
feeding 0 car loads Of cattle, Georg'
nop3fs1n1ne1ino 90 eass lead Of eattls