The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-01-12

Go to Schawe d Weis when in need Of
Stoves, Tinware, &c. 10 1871
IL you are indebted to the INrELLIaEN-
GER come in and liquldate.
Miss Kate Smock has been elected sub
stitute teacher of the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emisou Chanslor enter.
tanned the card club Tuesday evening.
Elegant line OF handkerchiefs. The new
est and latest styles, +. II. Bane q Co. u
All work finished promptly at Billiards..
All work Of the best. Gallery opposite
~postofiice. 1.12-t2
The Masonic Lodge, of this city will
give an elaborate banquet on the evening
of January 21st.
WANTED-A COO for small family, to
go to Corder. Good place and good wages.
Call at this Office.
Sam Keller formerly OF this city, was
elected official reporter Of the lower house
Of the state legislature.
Rev. Mr.. Lowrance who resides In KAN
sas City Is reported In a very critical con-
d'tion. He is we'll known here.
Skating has been good this week, and
many Of our young people have spent
many pleasant hours in this sport.
The transfer company keeps a call book
at the Mammoth liverv stable. and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. l0-27.tf
Rev. Il. 8. Love will preach at Edenview
church the first. second and third Sum
days In each month regularly, at II Q. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. II
The Methodists Of this city will hold q
revival meeting In February, commend.
ing about February Is. Rev. d. v. Price,
Of Tennessee will assist Rev. Mr.. Bishop.
Mrs. Jos. Kist sustained a serious fall
last Saturday, In which she suffered q
broken ankle. She Is 8s years Of age. At
last reports she was getting along as we'll
az could be expected.
The ladies of tho Episcopal church rave
organized al exchange, and every Satur-
day afternoon, from 8 to 6 o'clock will
have on sale home made cakes, candles,
pies, salads, &c. They solicit. your patron
age. Call at the Guild. II
Central college is booming. All the
rooms have been filled, and several young
ladies and eaohers are now comfortably
housed In the Royle cottage, near the col
lege. One hundred and nine boarders
have been enrolled. And thus, 10 spite Of
'thard times" Central prospers.
DIR. w. ]. Ferguson. says the ssdslia
Democrat, today received . letter from DR..
John Wyeth, OF New York City, saying
that his patient, Judge John h. Ryland,
had arrived safely and had been operated
upon, the cancerous growth being re-
moved with q portion OF the lower jaw.
He added that the judge is getting along
nicely and seems In q fair way to recover.
Sedalia Democrat: Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
J. sturgess gave q delightful psntomime
masquerade party at their elegant homo
Friday night, at which q dozen couples
OF their young friends were present. A
feature of the evening was guessing ~ to
the identity Of the various characters. 1t
afording o vast amount Of amusement.
Elegant refreshments were served, and Q
most enjoyable time was had by all.
ssdalia Democrat: (e) Mrs. W. E. Bard,Jr
returned yesterday from . visit with her
parents In lexington ana was accomPsn-
led home by her sister. -. John w. Houx
will 60 to Lexington tomorrow to visit
his son, Vest, who IL q student at Went
-orth Military .c.d.mv. veat Houx
left Yesterday for Wentworth Military
.caasmv at I~exInoton after spendin0 tn
boIfd.vs with his father. Jno. W. HOUR
v..t "a "a hr,obt "a a s,,ver doli.r. and
,,ii, rnaouh,sd,v maize nj. mari In tbs
so.semv. Jos Mrnter. the peculiar dry
GOOD. mercb.n Mt of -Inxinaton. was visit.
inc In sedali. vesterdav.
News OF Hardin: A teiePnone line CON
Meeting hichmono, Lexington ana hardln
Is Just now being talked OF BY enterpris'
Ing men In all these towns. As yet It II
In embryo, but the TACT that the patents
on these Instruments nave ran out MAKE
1t very probable that the lines Will be con
structed. a. 1t can now be done macs
cheaper than ever before. This certainly
is a move In the right direction. and
h.n.a, IN =. aa,,v.d tom 4. would r,
.-oa, ,ot "a .n..k ~ ,hs corvenisncs !,
.o.,,a 800 w,,h ,.o,.- ro,.m...r
.oown.,, c., =. ,o,m.d ,h., nil .,,.r,
,,sm.s. 80, ~ 60. a. ~. $500,
Iii - 49,. $500
Herman Misc hon q prominent German
farmer living three miles east OF Lexing
ton. was the victim Of an accident Tues
day that resulted In his death. He wa
hauling Ice and was emptying a load IL
his Ice house near his residence, when tn
: front endgate OF his wagon fell out ant
the Ice slipped down ON the horses. Thi
} frightened the team and Mr.. Mischol
jumped out and caught the lines. II
: some manner he was thrown under tn
} wagon. One OF the rear wheels ran owe
! his left shoulder n abdomen, infiictinI
injuries which resulted In death at
O'Clock that night, just IL hours from th
, ''hne " 'ne u'.ea'eu 'eA'
q w'ie' one son' anu lou. oaush'ers :
! mourn nim. MT. v.As. n'oolns sno MT
D .ame' ei'S"i'io 'ni' Guy are uAus"
; ''o'"'
The recent change made by the Ne,
/. York Weekly World il issuing W opape
a week in place Of one IL meeting wit
great favor. The people appreciate tn
change, and are taking advantage Of Il
Why pay \ dollar q year for a weekly pa
r.~ uvhau vou cau uot tha Na- yor,