The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-22
Now for the bridge. whoop ,sr up.


See the newest things in embroidery
linens, at Mrs. M~oorehead's. 6-15tf
H. w. Webb. of Illinois, has purchased
an interest In thu Acme. We wish him
Hon. John S. Black well will move his
law Office to the Hasrle building the first
OF next month.
There IL q good opening 10 Lexington
for an enterprising man to start . tele-
phone exchange.
The transfer line nov has a call book at
Vaughan & McCielland's, where patrons
can leave orders. 3.2s-tf
Druggists say that their sales Of Hoods
sarsaparills exceed those OF all others.
There is no substitute for Hoods.
W. sell the best line Of mems and boys
good shoes at SIZE, at the Cash Shoe
House, opposite p~ostofice. Ed. Meyers.
The result Of the trustees sale last
Monday IL the organization of the Hays
Coal company. Mr.. Frank Hays will be
manager.
ACAtu6ton VIII o nCE olCCSGtC tiSuto GU
shine, that other towns seeing her enter
prising aud progressive spirit, will strive
to emulate her example.
Judge John E. Ryland's health 10 i'm
proving very fast. He will soou be at his
work in good shape. This IL an announce
ment we rejoice to make.
Regular patrons, who desire their ad-
vertisements changed will confer q favor
upon this Office II they will send in copy
as early as Thursday Of each week.
Hon. John e. Burden has composed an
overture entitled sour Bridge" The band
is practicing It now. It will be played
upon the occasion Of the bridge celsbra-
ton.
The vote last Tuesday was q complete
aud an unqualified Endorsement Of
progress. Lexington Ii presenting q solid
front now-a-days to the enemy Of
progress.
To CLOSE Our-A large stock Of Sum.
mel Millinery, at reduced prices. All
new aud desirable goods, including ONE
hundred and atty white Sailors. Mrs. u
A. Moorehead. 6-16tf
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J. d. shewalter are expected to discuss
The ammo ouestion.
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The street sprinkisr's services Wsrs no
required lest Monday Naturs's sprinkle
had her valves thrown wide open. .
there followed . perfect dsluee. noodinl
me strests ana Rotssrs ~ Z lively ssss
twas . soiiy-wssnsr
The following oficsrs were elected .
the regular meeting OF Lexington Lodg'
No. 14e, A. r. q A. NJ, Monday night
q. w. Fredsudsll, worthy master; Fred
T. Wilson, senior warden; d. B. Farley
junior warden; Jno. 8. BLACKWELL, treas
urer; p. h. Chambers, secsetsry.
Last Tuesday night whom the polls wsr,
closed, and the electric light verdict an
nounced, "bediam broke loose" Tn,
band played In the our house yard, Il
the light OF bouarss all around. Every
body was happy ovsr the verdict. TIL
informal celebration wss tout Of sight,
l.x,n.ton Ill, MT III,
glorious Sourtn Win 2 ana M
cFsckers, out tnst oay VIII % saeoss'e'
10 the hearts OF our cisisens, who's
patriotism cannot b VI By tn
roar OF cannon nor the brtiltaucs OF nr
works. Lexington will hold her snthusi
asm until the bridge csisbration.
The funeral services OF the lamsnts.
John w. Waddsll were largely attends
LAT o.xn.Aav st4ipnoon Rnv Mr. CoiS