The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-01-26

The county jail contains over twenty
inmates.
Dairy meeting. Higginsviile. Saturday,
February 9th.
"65" Is the name OF q fine nickls cigar
manufactured In this city.
Tabo postofice, In Lafayette county, has
been ordered discontinued
Rev. Mr.. McCrory. of Corder. 10 assist
ing In q protracted meeting at Sedalia.
The "Cracker Jack" il homemade five
cent cigar, aud Is good enough for anybody.
Can We raise $4,000 for a bridge?
What's the use of askinRf II has to b
done.
The dslrymen Of the county ~ :, mold q
county convention, at HI E~svilis. Feb
ruary 9th.
Rev. A. +. Baker has been called to the
passionate OF h Odessa Baptist church,
aud has accepted.
The Advance says: Editor Groves
writes an able article In defense OF the
State University"
FoR SALE-Fourteen 3-year-old gentle
work Mules. Terms, reasonable. Apply
to Jas. II. Gather, Dover, Mo. 12-2stf
The body Of Miss Bessie Furiong, who
died In st. Louis, January 81, was buried
At our cemetery. last Wednesday.
WANTEp-A situation, In town, by q
white girl; 10 years old. Is handy at all
kinds Of homework. Apply ut this office.
The best ten cent cigar ever offered in
the city is the Lexington" Factory on
Ninth street, one door west OF Morrison
Wentworth bank.
For Stoves, linwars. Whites Round
Oak, Riverside, Superior air tight oak, all
first-class oak stoves, 60 to Schawe 4
Weis. Main street. lO-lstf
Henri Watterson said OF John Temple
Graves: Fl Ia the most eloquent south
erner OF to-day" At the opera house,
Wednesday evening, January 81.
Alma Courier: Frank Lewis, who lives
about our miles northwest of town, had
the misfortune to lose his house and
nearly all its contents by fire last Saturday
morning. The family were eating break.
fast when the fire was discovered and with
a strong wind blowing, the house wa,
destroyed so quickly that they had only
time to save a bed, rocking chnir and
bureau. The FIRE started from a defective
chimney"
The recent change made by the New
York Weekly World is issuing two papers
q week in place OF one is meeting with
great favor. The people appreciate the
change, and are taking advantage of IL,
Why pay a dollar q year for o weekly pa
per when you eau get the New York
World twice q week for the same pricei
Keep informed Of what is going on in the
world and particularly in your own coun-
try. Congress Is now In session. Every
movement will be of the greatest interest,
Keep abreast OF the times by reading the
T~wice-a-week World two papers a week
IOi papers a year for only sl.O0. Ar.
rangements have been made by which We
can furnish the INrRLLIaENcER and the
Twice-a-W Week New York Work both fol
s2.o5 a year. Take advantage of this offel
and get your own local paper and thu
Twics.a Week World at this specia
rate, 1926. II
Wellington Qui Vlve: &c. NJ. Bowring
Weliington's Tammany Tiger. is gather
ing bits Of Wellington's history dating
back rs far az he can remember. MIR
Bowring is one OF u Oldest citizens ans
history OF W~ellington's past will be In
teresting About fou months ago
horse was hired by an unknown man from
the stable OF VIM. Oberdlck, at this place
and was never returned; both horse an
man were as completely lost as il tn,
earth had swallowed them up. Tho othe
day q horse suiting the description OF th'
missing one wa heard OF east of Licking
ton. Mr.. Oderdlck In company with JohI
Bryant left for that place yesterday to &c
the horse should it prove to be the RICH
one. The state Of Georgia boosted some
what of her contribution Of thirty cars o
ne~cessaries fer the Nebraska sufferers
thinking It was something more thar
ordinary. Lafayette county alone ha
contributed fifteen cars and IL not through
yet. Grand old Lafayette. the hanne
county OF the state, never fails to do he
part, aud do it we'll"