The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-07-06

Lots and lots of wstnsss the past week.
Munyon's Great Home Remedies at
Farmers. $685.
Orion lodge No. q 1. o. o. F. installed
it, newly elected officers Tuesday evening.
Call and see our bargain counter, At
Cash Shoe House, opposite p~ostofacs, Ed.
Meyers. 3-23-tf
The front of GratE q sons' clothing
store has been improved by an applica-
ton OF paint.
Mr.. Philip Keller has purchased the
Hyde residence and the adjoining eight
and q halt acres Of land for 5000.
1t has rained ON zach eth OF July for the
past three years. We wonder II there 10
anything in the theory OF fireworks - q
rain-producer.
Rev. T. q. Love will preach at Edsnview
church the nrst, second and third Sum
days In each month regularly, ct II .. m.
Sunday school at 10 q. m. II
have Just received . full aud complete
line OF Munyon's Great Home Remedies.
Book explaining the same, free. Leroy
Farmer. 6.20.St
The adjuster Of the insurance company,
10 which the silver Canning company was
insured, was here Tuesday, and made .
satisfsctory settlement 10 less than W
hours.
The daily papers yesterday chronicled
the usual number Of accidents incident to
an up-to-data manner Of celebrating the
glorious Fourth. The average small boy
and fireworks make . dangerous com.
bination.
Sore eyes, NO matter how severe or long
standing. are cured by DR.. Jackson's Eye
Sxive. 1t soothss and removes the in
famation and graduation at once. Can
De had ct any drug store at twenty-five
cents = box. 2-3-lysar.
Ths proprietors OF the Racket store have
enlarged the capacity Of their store room
by the addition Of . double-deck 6oor In
the rear of the building, which will be
devoted TO the display Of carpets, rugs.
mating. &c.
The noted Mrs. O'Leary, whose unruly
COW kicked over the lamp that started the
great Chicago 6re, In October, 1871, died
Ia Chicago last Wednesday, Of pnsumo-
mia. The truth OF the COW and lamp story
Is vouchsd for by the Chicago Historical
society.
The firm of Kriehn 4 Wilker will have
the store formerly occupied by tbs
Golden Rule, on Main street, rsmodslsd
and generally ovsrhaulsd, preparatory 70
removing their stock Of dry goods from
Franklin avenue into the building. 1t ID
reported that some parties from . distancs
are contemplating putting . go, 900 stock
OF dry goods into the building to be
vacated by Kriehn 4 Wilksr.
There was . game OF base ball a
Wavsrly on Friday Of last week. The
game was between the Wavsrly and Mar.
shall clubs. The Waveriy club did mos,
OF the playing. The Marshall club wal
Just barely 'in L." and that was all
judging by the score, which stood IS to
In favor OF Wsverly. Quite q number Of
Lexington boys went down to witness the
game, and are loud 10 their praise OF tbs
fine treatment they received at the bsadi
of the wavsrIy boys.
About " sssks ago George James wal
easGgeu In hauling crude oil from tbs
depot to the gas house 10 . large tan
The oil is used IN the process OF manu-
featuring gas, o has . very unpleasant
odor. A negro woman, seeing Mr.. james
passing to and from the gas house, with
his oil tank, and not liking the smell o.
it, was heard to remark: II wish u
goodness dsy'd hurry up and git den
Electric lights, cause dey's beginnin' tc
haul dat old gas away from de gas house
around de streets"
There was Q change made In the Mis-
souri, Pacific express Office In this city last
Monday. Mr.. H. @. Russell, who hai
been the agent for Q number of years
was transfeued to q run as express aeenI
on the Boonvilie branch, but will con
tinue to make Lexington his home. HI
made his first trip Monday. Mr.. Russell
was succeeded In the Office by Mr.. Ernes
Hays, who has besn his assistant fol
some time. The ONCE was moved across
the street into the building occupied b!
Mrs. James Hays as q furniture store
Mr.. Ernest Hays 10 . steady, reliable snt
worthy young gentleman, and We cen
graduate him upon his promotion. H,
Is familiar with the duties Of the ofncs
and will make 9 good agent.