The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-01-05
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Mrs. Geo. Gordon, of Dover, is reported
very low.
Our subscription list is booming. Join
the throng.
The TO yn has been fall OF transient
beggars, this week.
Don't forget schawe 4 weis. They are
selling stoves cheap.
Have your commtrc printing done at
this Office. We do best work ut cheap
rates. ii
WANTED-A cook for small family, to
go to Corder. Good place and good wages.
Call at this Office.
Ticket number 1920 drew the piana lamp
at Homer's on New Years eve. Mrs. An
ME Wilker held the lucky number.
For SALE-Fourteen 3-year-old gentle
work Mules. Terms, reasonable. Apply
to Jas. IL. Gather, Dover, Mo. 12-2stf
Mr.. j.. C. McGrew intends to build a
large Touring mill at Kansas City. Of
course he will make a success OF IT,. The
sun does not shine on a better business
man.
TAKEN UP.-One red heifsr calf. The
owner can get her by calling at Pat.
Glynn's farm, eight miles from town, on
Columbus road, joining Tol. Graves's
farm.
The ransfer company keeps O call book
at the Mammoth livery stable. and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. 1O.27.tf
Rev. T. 8. Love will preach at Edenview
church the first, second and third Sun
days in each month regularly, at II a. m.
Sunday school at 10 n. m. tt
Mr.. Thos. Bolon has leased the Com
mercial hotel for another year. He Ia an
experienced hotel man and will keep the
house up to its past standard.
A handsome map presented free to every
new subscriber to the INTKLLIaENCER,
and to all old subscribers paying In ad-
vance. No coupon. Bring In your name
and money, and name your choice Of
maps. u
The ladies of the Episcopal church have
organized an exchange, and every Satur-
day afternoon, from 3 to 6 o'clock will
have on sale home made cakes, candles,
pies, salads. &c. They solicit.your patron
age. Call at the Guild. tt
County court meets next Monday.
Judges Smith and Andrews will retire to
give their places to Judges McCausland
and Chinn. Judge Chamblin will enter
upon the labors OF his second term. The
new county court is composed OF as good
men as ever sat upon that bench.
Master Cleveland and Miss Ruby Rex
gave a party, New Years sight, which
was a very enjoyable affair. They played
games, and had lovely music, both In
strumental and vocal, and, at ten o'clock,
supper was served, which consisted OF
several kinds of cake, ices, oysters and
olives.
st. Louis Christian Advocate: "Prof.
A. o. Bauer, formerly of Leipsig, Cor
many, aud now in charge Of the music
department of Central Female College, at
Lexington, Mo-, made us a Christmai
call. He ranks with the best musician
in the world. and he is about the best w
ever heard"
While assisting his brother Charles t.
unload some corn, Gustavus Steudeley, Of
MAYHEM, sustained O serious accident,
last Tuesday. Charles had a pistol in hii
pocket, and, while at work, the pisto
was discharged, and the bullet, going
through the palm Of Gus's hand. inflicted
q painful wound.
News was received here, last Saturday
that Captain Leslie Smith, brother OF Mr.
Ferd Smith, had died at his home II
Cooper county. He was here OF q visit
about six weeks ago, and wal In goot
health and fine spirits. He was twic'
sheriff Of Cooper county, and exerted
great influence in political circles.
We have received No. 1, Vol. 1, OF tn
Acme, Homer Luce's new paper publish
ed Mt ~Higglnsyille. 1t Is q six column
quarto, neat and attractive and full o
good reading matter. The Acme will b
published in the interest Of democracy
and will give Higginsville at least on
good democratic newspaper, an orgaI
that city needs. Success and good for
tune to the Acme.
/, Stage simplicity IL most commended
nowadays, IN view OF the numerous at
, tempts at elaboration Of cenic detail. TIL
more successful plays during the pas
few seasons have been those wherein tn
general construction Of plot and chsrac
tiers appealed directly to the heart inter
|, est. Such q one is sour Country Cousin,
which serves to give opportunities for tn
: distinct style OF work adopted by Fran
:. Jones who is familiarly known from on
end OF the country to the other ass
Perkins," a character which has Away
been as unique as original and amusing
The new play by Charles H. Fiemmini
> Esq, is considerably stronger, and cor
tains every element requisite to a whole
some, pleasant entertainment.
: At the regular meeting December 18th
: OF the order OF A. o. u. W.; c. Ben Rus
2 sell was was elected Master Workman; ]
Q G. Yates Foreman; O.. II. Royle Oversee
: r. l.. Jepee Recorder: c.. q. Ludwigs r
. nancier; Geo. w. Clark Receiver; F. G.
Brightwell Outside Waterman; Jno. W
q Welch, Guide; Sam Baher, Inside Watch
: man; Trustees, A.. v. Robinson, Chi
Landlord and 10 Edmonds. Instalatio
OF officers oil Tuesday night January stl
3 1895. All members are urged to be pref
q ent, as business Of Importance will CON
before the lodge. This order has pal
8 out over S18, 900 since Its organization l
our city II years ago TO the widows
members who died.
Concorcian: Julius Brockmann, son
Louis Brockmann, living about 9 mil,
east OF town, metIwith a serious acclden
U last Wednesday,. He was shooting Il
e New Years, using a wooden canon. Ha,
e ing loaded and prlmed the artillery, !
G neglected to move in time. and the mu
y lie exploded, terribly burning his fac
which was filled with powder, and OF
: eye was thought to have been ruined, bI
DR.. Lieser, who attended the sufferer, Ia
e forms us that the organ will probably
saved. The doctor pumped out all Il
powder he could conveniently, and Ju
% Illus begins to look like n white boy agai
r DR.. Lieser thinks he will save the eye an
bring the patient out all right:
I The recent change uade by the Ne
York Weekly World is issuing two pape
. a week in place Of one is meeting viii
!: great favor. The people appreciate Il
i. change, and are taking advantage OF
It Why pay a dollar a year for q weekly p,
d per when you can get the New Vol
World twice a week for the same pric
Keep Informed OF what il going on in Il