The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-27

LOT ten years, ana nave invested my
money here. You need not be afraid
that l will put something off on you that
is not first class. l know il you need
trees and see my samples and get prices
you will buy from me. This nursery has
one hundred car loads Of trees for sale, or
one million five to seven-foot apple
trees. Yours Truly,
HENRY WIELIaMAN,
10 27-tf. Agent.
There was a slight rain Wednesday
night.
Harvest excursion November 9Th, via
the Santa Fe route to all points south and
west.
Come out to the court house this after
noon and hear Hon. NJ. E. Benton, the
"Little Giant of the Ozarks."
Read the election ticket on the first
page OF this paper; hen read the consti-
tutional amendments on the 4th page.
Mrs. J. H. Hall is visiting her brother
Mr.. Walter McCausland, at Howard, Kan
sas. Walter will probably be elected pro.
bate Judge next weeK.
The republican committee has taken
the name of Chas. M. Meet off the ticket,
and placed u. q. Phetzing's name on
instead for justice of the peace.
The children about town are having a
fine time making bonfres of the leaves
that blow into the cutters. Soon after
dark these fires can be seen in all direc-
tions.
Somebody shot a valuable COW for Tim
Howard last Wednesday afternoon, and
she will probably die from the wound.
Mr.. Howard now gives notice that he
wants all hunters to keep off his prem
ises.
General John B. Gordon will speak at
the opera house In Odessa on November
7th, at Q O'Clock p. m. His subject will be
the "Last Days OF the Confederacy." Gen.
Gordon enjoys national repute. He will
have a large audience, many will attend
from this city.
Corder Gazette: The democratic county
ticket az given by the Intelligencer Of
last week with its remarks attached to
the names Of each candidate, Ia fully en-
dorsed by the Gazette and we trust that
each individual will be elected to the
Office for which he is named.
When the Christian church at Corder 10
completed it will be the seventh church In
that town. Corder has 800 Inhabitants
About one third of the people of this ma
ton are church members. II this proper
ton holds good about 275 people of Cor
der support seven churches.
John 8. Crosby, the populist candidate
for congress, spoke here "Wednesday
night. The court roo was we'll filled
with voters. The negro band met Mr..
Crosby at the train aud escorted him to
the court house. His speech was about
what ''you CUES 1t was" To hear him tell
1t the country Is ruined. He is a genuine
calamity bowler.
The concert, or piano recital, given by
the music teachers at Central college last
Saturday night, was worthy OF the insti-
tuition. We print the program In the
"College Notes." Miss Beattie and Miss
Clarke are both excellent pianists, and
Prof. Bauer has no superior in this
country. This being the first recital, II
was given by the teachers. The next will
be given by the pupils. The college chapel
wa well filled, and all were enthusiastic
in their praise Of the artistic work.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
held a meeting last Friday at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Jos. Minter, about foul
vutloo sn.thoaok If tomu Thopo -n~~
about twenty present, and besides doing
good deal of work, they enjoyed Q very
pleasant meeting. They took their bask.
cts, and had a splendid combination
dinner" Mrs. Minter had prepared I
fine dinner for them, including q nicely
roasted turkey and strong coffee. Til,
society met yesterday with Mrs. Potts, o
Linwood Lawn, and we have no doubI
but that all enjoyed the meeting.
The ballots to be used at the election IL
this county November 9Th, will be printet
on sheets of paper about thirteen inche'
wide by sixteen inches long. When you
20 to the polls the judges will hand YOU
q ballot. II you want to vote straight
mark out all the other five tickets. l
you want to vote q mixed ticket, selec
the ticket containing the largest numbel
OF names you desire to vote for; cut on
the remaining five tickets, then scratch
the Objectionable names on your ticke
and write In the ones you wish to vot'
for. Fold your ballot and hand 1t to tn
judges.
On last Thursday evening Miss Hack.e!
gave an elegant party at her home abou
, seven miles east of town on the Dove
road. The guests began to arrive at Al
early hour Int by nine O'Clock q larg'
, crowd had gathered. There we're abou
! twelve couples from town who went dow
making about thirty couples present
They danced, played games and had
good time In general. At an ~appropriat
, hour elegant refreshments were served
. Miss Hackley is one Of those who enter
tains just right. The guests all report O
elegant time, and after bidding Mis-
Hackiey goodnight returned to thel
respective homes hoping they may b
g asked again Dor
Q Jefferson City Tribune: Col. X. T. Va
. Horn, editor Of the Kansas City Journa
: is the republican candidate for congre'
: in the Fifth district. He was . candidat
8 once before, t0-wit, in 1885, when Go
Fletcher and Secretury OF State Rodms
were in the heyday Of their political mi
v rule of Missouri. Col. Van Horns opp,
"a nent was the late Gen. James Shields, wi
,r was elected by nearly 1000 majority. b,
the fruit Of the victory was stolen fro
him by Secretary Rodman, who threw o
ID the entire vote Of Jackson county al
m issued O certificate OF election to Col. Va
a Horn. Time makes changes, Inc q
l8 Van Horn will find out that there 10 CO
ia siderable difference between running I
1t congress in 1856 and 1894. Rodman Is n
throwing out the vote of counties at Il
lv present time. A different man altogeth
m is secretary Of state, M II Col. Van Ho
receives a certificate of election to Co
gress 1t will be prima facie evidence tn
he was honestly elected.
1T Charles Evans, state coal min inspectt
20 has found that in the past year there W
1t q decrease In the coal output over Ia
ne year of 8O7, 100 tons, due to the strike
he miners and general stagnstiou Of but