The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-08-03
LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.

b Weis', at your W price. 7-13tf
We will close out our stock of Gasoline
at cost. schawe & Weis. 7.13tf
The ladies' of the Baptist church at Do
Ter gave a lawn social last night.
For SALE-A Vose & Sons upright
piano. For particulars, call at this office.
MIR. A. w. Smith is assisting Rev. G.. l..
Leyburn IN a revival meeting at Boon
Vile.
Miss Mary Brightwell, who has been
quite sick with malarial fever, Is conval-
Two secondhand wagons and a good
set Of heavy harness for sale cheap. Null
& Co. s3-tf
Rev. A. 8. Moffett will preach at Maple
Glen school house next Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
Wagner Bros, the exclusive hardware
Of Odessa, had business in
Tuesday.
The Lafayette county delegation to the
convention is good one, aud will
have a good influence.
A barn belonging to Mr.. T.. b. Camp
bell, in East Lexington, was struck by
lightning last SunGay and burned to the
ground.
Rev. W. l. Cole has finished his third
year as pastor Of the Baptist church, and
has been invited to continue his services
year.
Fayette Leader: "The Woman's Bridge
OF the Lexington INTELLIaENcFR
was a big success. 1t was as full of in
teresting news as an egg is Of meat"
There will be no preaching service at
the Methodist church tomorrow, Rev. c.
NJ. Bishop being absent attending the
Methodist Assembly at Warrensburg.
Slater Rustler: "The Lexington INTEL
OF last Saturday was edited by
the ladies of that place, In the interest Of
the bridge fund. 1t was q splendid ISSUE"
All IL C~onfederstes are requested to
meet at the depot On the morning Of
August q, and attend the reunion at
H%igginsville in q body, Other camps
will attend.
Morning Glory Coffee stands head aud
above all others, ut the price.
Ripe, fully matursd, sound beans. Every
one can afford the price. A superb drink,
for 80 cents q pound. 8-8-tf
Kriehn & Wilker have moved their
stock OF goods to the room formerly DC
cupied by the Golden Rule store, on Main
street, where they will be pleased to re-
ceive their customers and friends.
Sedalia Gazette: The women of Lex
ington have issued Q ''womsn's edition"
of the INTELLIaKNcER. The articles show
unusual literary ability, and to q degree
found In but few "women's editions"
Sore eyes, NO matter how severe or long
standing, are cured by DR.. Jackson's Eye
Salve. 1t soothes and removes the in
6amation and granulation at once. Can
Oe had at any drug store at twenty i've
cents q box. 2-3-1year.
will be rendered by local talent about the
middle of August, bid fair to be executed
admirably. The rehearsals are very graf
flying to the managers. A fine attraction
IL looked for.
"The Carnival" given by the young
ladies' Thursday night was a grand success
Over S176 was cleared for the bridge. The
young ladies yielded to the popular de-
mand and repeated the entertainment
last night.
The Lexington Herald suspended pub
location last week. The cause Of the
suspension IL due to lack OF patronage,
The INTKLLIaENCER sympathizes with
Editor Powell 10 his misfortune, and
wishes that 10 the future he will be more
successful.
The Woman's Edition last week was
beyond doubt the finest paper ever issued
In Lexington. 1t was a grand success In
every way. The INTELLIaENcRR ~rejoices
that IL wa the medium through which
the ladies' were able 10 show their interest
10 L~exingtou's future.
Anonymous communications, 1t mat.
ters not how momentous they be, will no
be Published. Don't send them unless
you sligo your name. We do not neces
sarily ask that the name be printed, but
We must know from whose pen every line
that IL Published, comes.
In order to get the 1900 page Catron
brief out on time, the INTELLIoENCKH
company has purchased . fine line Of
brief type. Lawyers will do well to beal
10 mind that all material used In briefs al
this ONCE 10 direct from the foundry. Nc
second- hand Or o material used
A grand basket picnic will be held al
Malone's grove, nea Dover. next Thurs
day. 1t will be = big social gathering Of
the citizens OF that community and theiI
friends. It will be largely attended, aud
everyone there will have . royal time. II
IL quite likely that . number will 60 from
this city. When 1t comes to genuine hos
pitaiity the citizens Of Dove cannot b.
sxcelled. II there are any who nevel
attended one Of their picnics, let them &c
this time, and they will never mis-
smother one.
Within the past two months three
special editions of the INTELLIaENCEI
have been issued, amounting In tn,
aggregate 10 1900 papers. These edition.
have been issued at great expense to thii
office, but they have gone forth a. adver
tisements to Lexington, and the returns
while not OF q pecunisry nature, have
been such as to make the management o.
this paper satisfied with the ventures
The INTKLLIaENCER can always b.
depended upon to rise to the occasion
Its enemies concede this.
The editors Of the "Woman's Bridg,
Edition" OF the INTRLLIaENCER regre
very much that the article upon the Ga
Company was omitted In their issue
This company, which for many year
uuoer control OF Mr.. X. b. Dickey, ha
lighted our beautiful little city, contrib
utss too much to our comfort to hav'
been intentionally omitted. The iadie
would not for q IN admit that the,
we're so much ~engrossed in editorial worl
that they forgot those lovely gas cooking
stoves at home, which made it possible
for them to keep house and edit q pape
ct the same time.
All of the Goa mines In and arounC
Lexington are open in full blast. AM
man who wants work a get 1t. Th'
home supply Of men 10 about exhausted
and n company has advertised for
hundred more. Said a prominent bushes
man to an INTRLLIaENCRR reporter
Thursday: 81 believe this will be an ex
cellsnt year for business In Lexington
the best, perhaps, for a decade. The mine
will run 10 full blast throughout the sea
son, and the coal trade bids fair to b