The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-15
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Vote for electric light.
Odessa will celebrate the glorious
Fourth.
The day ''of small things has passed.
Vote for electric lights.
Lexington is enjoying a wholesome
boom, even these hot days.
See the newest things in embroidery
linens, at Mrs. Moorehead's. 6-15tf
George Lyons, OF Page City, graduated
at Westminster, Mt Fulton, this week.
Call and see our bargain counter, at
Cash Shoe House, opposite postofice, ED.
Meyers. 3.23-tf
friedrich the Tailor has a stylish line Of
suitings. See them before having a spring
suit made. 4-27-tf
Ed. Hickman and Summers Gunlack
will be connected with Wentworth Mill
tary Academy next year.
For SALE.-A piano and organ, both in
good condition, cheap and on easy pay
ments. Inquire at this office. 4-20-st
The Leavenworth Bridge Company has
been awarded the contract to build a Lex
ington bridge-at the foot of Irish hill.
We are selling best hand sewed mems
shoes for 81 80. all stylea, at Cash Shoe
House, opposite postoffice, Ed. Meyers.
Be sure to attend the sale of harness
next Saturday. You will get some bar
! gains. See advertisement on first page.
Don't forget that Joe L. Long has the
finest and sweetest Hams and Breakfast
Bacon in town. All home cured. Try
them. 4.27-4t
CoAL-I will furnish the best coal for
six cents per bushel, at the Napoleon
mine, during the month of June. M.
Warrinner, Napoleon, Missouri.
DIR. G. w. Fredendall expects to occupy
his new residence, on Main street, about
the frst OF July. He will have one of the
handsomest residences IN the city.
Mr.. Arthur l.. Carter. OF Fairfax, Mo-,
and Miss Josephine Hodges, of Dover,
will be married at the Christian church,
at Dover, Jane.l9. at s o'clock p. m.
To CLOSE OUT-A large stock OF Sum-
met Millinery, at reduced prices. All
new and desirable goods, including one
hundred and Atty white Sailors. Mrs. 8.
A. Moorehead. 6-15tf
Rev. A. s. Moffett, of this city, has been
appointed a delegate to the International
Meeting of Presbyterians which will be
held at Glasgow, Scotland, this summer
This is a worthy ono worthily be
slowed.
Sore eyes, no matter how severe or long
standing, are cured by DR.. Jackson's Eye
Salve. 1t soothes and removes the In
famation and granulation at once. Can
De had at any drug store at twenty-five
cents a box. 2~-3-1year. i.
MI. E. N. Simons, OF Carthage, Mo.
will discharge the duties OF agent at the
Missouri Pacific depot, in the absence OF
Agent A. 8. Loomis, who left Wednesday
evening with his bride for an extended
bridal our In the East.
M. meets Monday night, June 18th. Thu
annual election of officers will take place
and other business of Importance will b
before the lodge. A full attendance 1.
requested. Thos. A. Catron, w. Nj.
The Acme; The Lexington INrELLI.
oRNoER displayed considerable enterprise
last week In elaborate notices Of tn
splendid choois of that city. 1t was the
week Of commencement EXERCISES weel
which Is observed with much pleasure by
Lexingtonians.
We have had an abundance OF rain thil
week. Sunday night the rain fell in tor
rents, washing the streets as clean as |
they had been swept. Dense fog pre-.
vailed several mornings, and the dew
was as heavy as though 1t had raIned
Vote for electric light.
The citizens Of Wellington are expertI
In the picnic line. Some of the fines
picnics OF the past have been held in Clay
township. On Thursday, June q, I
grand basket picnic will be held a
Rogges' Grove. Gov. Stone and Mayo
Davis are expected. Everybody invited
Carpet rags, dress goods. ribbon and al
kind OF goods can be dyed q fadeless colo
at one time In one kettle with q boiling
and one package OF Putnam Fadeless Dy'
costs less, colors one-third to one-hsl
more than any other. For sale by Chas
W. Loomis and d. W. B. Tevis. druggists
Quite q heavy wind and rain storm Wis
tied this city Wednesday night. about l
o'clock. 1t came from the southwest, an,
looked serious for awhile, but no damag
was done to amount to anything.
number OF large branches were wrenche'
, from trees during the gale. Vote 70
electric light.
!. At the bankers convention, which will
be held at Jefferson City next week, MI
Geo. Wilson, of this city, will read
paper entitled: "Uniform Bank Check.
DR.. G. w. Seeber, OF Higginsville. vii
read q paper on Ethics In Banking, o
Should a Banker Always Tell the TRUTH
Vote fer electric lights.
The Sedalia bar presented Judges Ry
land and Field each with q fine solid silve
water service last week.. Strong resolu
lions endorsing their careers as judge
and as men were adopted. sedalian
know a good thing when they see it, an
; they are fine judges Of men. Sedalians wi
never have two better men to preside 70
them than Judges Ryland aud Field. vot
for electric light.
Last Sunday the Knights OF Pyth ia
observed their annual memorial servic'
. Tie members met at their hall at
O'Clock In the afternoon and marched !
q body to Machpelsh cemetery, wheI
: they decorated the graves Of their departe
comrades. Rev. W.. 1. Cole delivered tn
!. memorial address, and paid a Httin
{ ibute to the memory of the dead. Vot
for electric light.
"NettIewood 2:23, is fast this year. Ed
Maddox has driven him . mile over tn
: Mexico track In 2:11k, half In 1:04 and
quarter in 30" The above from the Kan
Z sas City Times should be a source OF muc
9 pride to Lafayette county horsemen. Net
tlewood is owned by Capt. Ryiand Tod
hunter, OF near Dover, who at one tim'
!. owned the dam and sire OF the dam OF tn
great Ryiand IT,. the fastest gelding in tn
world. It will be observed that Nettle
; wood went the last quarter In a two
minute gait. This is getting pretty fas
. Nettiewood is perhaps the fastest horse !
the state.
The fire company elected the followin
officers last Monday night: Presiden
George James; vice-president, Fran
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