The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-04-13
Umbrellas at Bottoms.

Umbrellas at Bottoms.
Tomorrow will be Easter Sunday.
Mr.. s. p. Grimes. OF st. Louis. is here to
spend the summer
Bolton has the finest line of silk m
breilas and canes ever shown in this
place.
The T. l. Z. club was pleasantly enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Miss Laura
Taubman.
George Hardin. who lives with T. W.
Hill, six miles east of Odessa, was kicked
by q horse Sunday and died Monday.
For SALE.-A square piano, OF good
make, and In good condition. Cheap for
cash. Address, Box 446. Lexington. Mo.
Mr.. T. c. Young, who Is practicing law
at Warrensburg, spent several days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young last
week.
The home of Mr.. Noah Edwards, near
Corder, burned to the ground last We'd
uesday morning. Several members of the
family came e being burned before
they escaped from the house. Only s400
insurance.
GRAND OPERA-Kansas City, April q
to May 1, 1895. The Missouri Pacific will
sell tickets to Kansas City and return at
rate one and one-third fare for the round
trip. Tickets will be on sale April % to
May 1. Limit return May 2. A. g. Loomis,
agent.
Yesterday was Good Friday. It is said
that all the heavenly bodies which travel
around our sun were In exactly b SAM
position yesterday, that they occupied the
day Jesus was crucifed. This is the first
time IL has occurred in the 1852 year.
since the crucifixion.
The bridge subscription committee hai
not been at work this week, and as
result the list has not been largely in
creased. After they return from st. Jos,
eph they will 20 to work in earnest, ans
the remaining $4,000 will be raised Gin
> ji6y."
The Lafayette County bank, the oldes
bank in Missouri, presents It's financia
statement In today's INTRLLIaENCRR
. The officers of the bank are clever gentle
men, who learned the banking business i
their boyhood, and who expect to remsiI
ia the business for life. The BAN |
: financially solid, and is conducted OF
strict business principles, by sccommo
! : dating gentlemen.
Elsewhere will be found the statemen
OF the Bank Of MAYHEM. This is one q
, the solid institutions of the county, an,
I, il located in the midst OF q rich agricul
tursl district, where q solid bank is
great convenience. With q capital OF $40,
600, the deposits amount to S22,35s, o
more than twice as much. This show
the confidence the people of MAYHEM an
vicinity have In the bank. The officer
are clever, popular gentlemen. Mr.. To
Graves, the newly elected director,
known TO nearly everybody In the coun
ty, and will sdd to the strength Of th
institution.
STRAYED OR STOLEN. Two horse,
From my premises at Lexington, th
night Of April 6. 1896, q black mare, aged
= about 10 hands high; some white on or
front foot, and spot or SO caused by saddl
or girt; . little heavy in the neck; carrie
Der bead low; shod all around; very ger
!, tie; an excellent saddle animal. Also,
bay mare, six years old, about Is hant
:, high; both hind feet white; name a lit.
heavy; b~ars-footed; carries her head W
Q good saddle animal. A liberal rewar
will be given for their return to me or Il
soy information leading to their recover
ID 4-l3-tf GEO. NJ. CATION.
Read the official statement of the Cit
gems Bank Of Higginsville. This is a your
y Institution. but Q very promising youus
ster, indeed. DR.. Seeber, the prssiden
10 the first vice president of the Nilsson
Bankers Association, which shows Il
high esteem In which he Is held by h
fellows In the profession. He Is q ban
OF much note, and is very successful
p the business world. Mr.. Seeber, the &C
:. ing cashier, has the honor OF being Il
youngest acting bank cashier in Il
state, but is about 81 good as the best
them. He is Q graduate Of the Gem CT
" Business College, and an excellent DO.
keeper. This bank has been careful
managed, aud has grown exceedingly "a
since il started. We trust that 1t will co
tiuue to prosper in the future, as 1t sure
'n has prospered 10 the past. The stateme
u shows 1t be as sound as a dollar.
=. In this issue our readers will fine /
statement Of the Traders bank, of u
=, city. II IL useless to write at length ol
thing that il able and does speak I
J. itself. Words of commentator from
~ would be but a mere repetition OF VIII
!. tbs s~tatementlitself speaks. Thu Trade
bank Ii not yet two years old, but il
one of the healthiest. strongest, me
prosperous "twO-year. old's' on recor
Look at that statement, and form 20
J" own conclusion of the character of I
- msn who made 1t possible. Judge w
:. liam q. McCspsland, q man Of hon,
superior business qualifications, and pu
-. lie spirit, 10 the president, and the stat
ment says he makes a good one. T
N sworn statement is better authority
T.. this subject than the INTELLIGENCE
!. The verdict rendered by 1t must be GU
because it is official. b. II. Ireland, I
a cashier OF the bank, Is a t%inancier
much note, and as honest as the day
=. long. John Price, one Of the substa
- tial Gitizsns OF this county, is vice pre-
n. dent,
a Buck Bottoms bargains In brogans a