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

Read the bank statements in this issue.
Novelties in Buckles, Pins and hair or
,aments at F. X. Baue & Co.'S. 3-16tf 1
Bring your wood to Strong & Neale, at
and get the cash for 1t. At
Mr.. Chas. specknagle is talking of
a ferry boat at Wellington.
Mr.. Jacob Fegert will soo open a mar
Die and monument shop In this city.
II you want to buy a good, substantial
for your boy don't fail to call at
5inauer's. Ala II
Strong Il Neale. H~igginsville, Mo-, buy
all kinds of country produce at highest
price. 4'6'4t
to the INTELLIaENCER and expect to see
them in print.
For SALE.-One fine stallion M a good
jack; for particulars address l.. NJ. Webb,
Oak Grove, Mo.
The "Samson" warranted never to rip,
worsted pants, In beautiful stripes,
at the low price of 81, at Siuauer's. Il
Hoods Sarsaparills gives great bodily,
mental and digestive strength,
because it purihes, vitalizes and
enriches the blood.
Rev. T. 8. Love will preach at Edenview
church the first, second snd third Sun
days In each month regularly, at IL q. m.
Sunday school at 10 Q. m. II
For RENT-Room No. 2, 10 the Hserle
Building, o occupied by X. T. Jesse.
Possession will be given first Of May.
Call on Gus Haerle for further particulars.
We are authorized agents for the cele-
brated Kanawha River salt. Four barrels
guaranteed to 60 as far A. six Of any other
kind. Strong q Neale. H~igginsvilie, Mo.
II you want some cheap fruit trees. call
on H. Wieligman. He has Q surplus OF
~trees-pear, plum, cherry, peach, apple
and grape viues-at his house u East
Lexington, on South and 2sd street.
On last Monday night pemolay Com
mandry No. 8 K. T. conferred the Red
Cross and Temple degrees upon Rev. Ken.
Ryland. A splendid repast was served at
d. Hackers after the comforting Of the
degrees.
The inter-academic defamation contest
came of at Boonville last night. Went
worth academy was represented BY MI. A.
Long. A number Of the academy boyi
went down yesterday. Major Sellers wal
in attendance.
Acme: The Lexington INTELLIaENcEE
says there ia a man In that town who hsi
read the Old Testament through oncs ant
the New Testament through three times
to his children. Not many men can boasI
of having read the good book through
once.
Leader: "Isaac Nsale left for Lexington
Monday, where he enters upon his dutie'
AZ business manager of the INTELLIoEN
GER, Ike il Q hustler, and H~igginsville Il
loath to give him up. The INTRLLI0EN
GER can't help prospering with him o
manager"
A new departure in dyeing. Cotton
wool, or mixed goods al be dyed at on
time, in one kettle, with q boiling, viii
! one package Of Putnam Fadeless Dye
! Colors from one-third to . half nor
Foods than any other. Only tea cents
For sale by Chas. w. Loomis and d. w
p Tevis. 4.13-1t
We have received the spring and sum
mer samples Of fine suitings and troussi
inRs from Mills q Averill, Of st. Louii
and Lamm 4 Co., Of Chicago, and you
i~uspectiou of same 10 cordially invitet
Neat styles, low prices, good workman
ship and perfect dts guaranteed. 1
simmer. agent. 4.l3-t2
Mr.. Robt. Taubman celebrated his si1
ty-frst birthday last Monday. The II
TKLLIaENcER hopes he will celebra'
many more. At all times generous 40
public spirited, he has done much Il
Lexington, and In urn he has our cit
zens' good wishes through all the years
come.
The INTELLiaENCER has O host Of o.
preciative readers and none more 20 tn
Hon. E. M. Edwards, Of Wavsrly. Il
subscription expired on April 9Th, ~
bearing the same date . check for u.
was received at this ONCE. II We had So
subscribers like this M life would BE-
dream a long, sweet dream.
Acme: Acme 10 pleased TO welcome Il
debut Of Mr.. Isaac Nsale into the journs
istic field Of Lafayette county. He b
purchased an Interest In, and taken &
buiness management Of Lexington Int
IraENcrR. Isaac 10 one Of Higginsvill'
best young business men, and will
, doubt add strength and popularity to t
INTELLIaENcER force.
Alma Courier: q car loads were shipp
from here In March, - follows: n q
: corn, I car hogs, 8 cars mixed stock,
> cars cattle, 4 cars wheat and 3 cars
mules During March our msrchar
shipped 236 cases,7.060 dozen. or 49,
. eggs. At an average price Of 10 cts. ?
dozen they would bring S7os. Who %
there is NO money In raising chickens
: Qui vivs: Mr.. Isaac Nsals. OF HI
!, g~insvills, has purchased N interest
the Lexington INTHLLI0nNORR. 7
firm name now reads, H. J. Groves.
itor, Messrs. Musgrovs and Nssls busin'
= managers. We like the INTHLLIoHNo
: for the bold, fearless and businsss.li
manner In which 1t II conducted, and tf'
that the new acquisition to the arm Y
J, add to ito popularity and usefulness.
Elegantly engraved Invitations b,
been issued I friends bearing this
scription: "Iduns Literary Society O
daily invites you to be present ct the c
ebration OF her thirteenth annivsrsa
April fifteenth, 1895. at half past seven,
!. m, Central College Chapel, Lexingt
y Missouri" Iduns always entsrtains n
t. ally and especial efforts will be made n
!. Monday evening TO eclipse all former
tertainments.
1t We especially call the attention
10 horsemen t. the advertisement OF
!, Geo. w. Bates fiue horses in this iss
3. MIR. Bates stables are known all over
'e county. He is are judge Of horses
1t his word is as good as any mans DO
What he recommends must be good.
K three horses, Conflict, Pamisier I
ISL Viewmont are Of the finest blood
Y. good sires. II you want something
o you will make no mistake by goini
Geo. w. Bates.
Is The INTELLIaENcER's latch string
v. always on the outside, and the oftene
10 is pulled the better we like 1t. This W
ce Judge William Young came over to
Office and spent 3 couple of hours. to
II great pleasure of the writer. He tall
a. to US Of old times, and told us nj
thinpa about the history of tht coul