The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-09
City council meets Monday night.

miners at Higginsvilie last pay day.
Mrs. W. l. Cole charmingly entertained
the "19" club, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Rudolf Dryer returned from Cali.
fornia last Friday. He spent the winter
there.
W. ID. Williams has sold his farm, near
Bates City. y purchased = residence In
Odessa.
Til editor of the Odessa MooR has had
a porch built To his residence. Putting
on airs.
The average farmer lives twelve years
longer thau the average lawyer. Most
any one can give the reason.
Mrs. Rufus Young was 81 years old last
Saturday. Her children and grand chill
dren helped her celebrate the OCCASION.
Go to Joseph l.. Longs Tor all kinds Of
garden and flower seeds. both In package
and In bulk. Ninth and Main. 3.s-10t.
Mrs. Anna eWilkar entertained u few
friends last evenlng'at cards. conpilmen.
tary to Miss Lydia Primer. Of Jefferson
City.
Nstuust sttSptAOu WIS EssS0 Se~
son Institute, In Richmond. last Saturday
evening, in honor Of Miss P~lsttsuburg, Of
Dover
Wellington rwaats u ferry boat and
more houses. Anything In thsss iiuss
looking for u location would do we'll to
apply.
Mr.. j. r. Groves, OF Cordsr. spent
several days, this week, at Jefferson City.
in the interest OF the University and
Agricultural college.
Rev. Il. ). Love will preach at E.denview
church the first. secoud sad third sun
days 10 each month regularly, at II .. IN.
Sunday school, at 10 a. IN. II
II those OF our citizens who have not
given 10 the bridge will turn their bank
accounts over tn their wives, We will raise
that other $4,000 in tbs next three days.
The Uniform Rank, X. OF r., At Alg-
ginsvilie, recently elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Isaac
Neale. captain; l.. l.. Noltiag. Lieutenant;
Dan. Hosfer, herald; s. j. Klsinschm!dt.
recorder; A.. l.. Strong. treasurer.
Simmis A. Lowrsnce. vile OF the Rev.
j. W. Lowrauce, pastor OF the Brooklyn
avenue NJ. Il. church, died ct Esusas City
last Thursday. She has been an invalid
for thirteen years. Ma leaves four email
children. The body was sent to Spriss-
field, Mo-, for burial.
Mr.. Philip Keller aud family arrived
from Chicago, Monday. to make Lexisg-
ton their future home. Mr.. Keller il
known to almost every citizen In the
county a. an upright, hssorabls gentle
man, and Q successful business man. We
welcome him back to Lexington.
Higginsviile Advance: "Sone persons
unknown catered the garden cellar Of Mr.
Il. 8. Vaughn, Monday night. asd took oil
the canned fruit. Mrs. Vaughn discov.
cred the theft the following morning
when she went to the collar to get fruit
for dinner. They were all half gallon and
gallon Jars. Tracks would indicate thai
the stealing was deae by women"
Here is what our good Brother Trigs, o.
the Couservatsr, says: "Ths Lexington
people seem determined TO have . hridgt
across the big muddy ut that place AID an
contributing literally TO the enterprise
! OF the $685. 900 required to be raised the,
already have about 100000. They Ger
tainiy deserve to be congratulated 70
their enterprise"
The Corder DispatcN tells this: "Jshl
Nowiin, a youth Of niustseu. eloped will
> Miss Mary schriman. daughter OF Nj
John 6chriman. near Three Groves, o.
. Wednesday night OF last week. The coupl
got a. far as Marshall, but . telsgra1
+, preceded them, and they could not get
license, when they LETT for Boonvills
!. where they were arrested on . tslssra1
and returned home"
. Marshall Democrat.Eews: "Ths citizen
lot Lexington. No.. are using ever.
sxertion to raise $4,000 fer the parpos
; of building q railroad and wagon bradg
across the river ct that poist. Abou
$105 coo has already been subscribst
This bridge would be the making q
. Lexington, and might In some way bsae
6t this and other towns On the J. C.. b.
u L. branch Of the Missouri Pacific"
Holden Times: Lexington. Mo-, 10 q
losger satisfied to bs located On one cid
9 Of the Missouri aud to rely on ski6 q
q ferry boat for connection With the otha
side. She 10 therefore raisiag fuads for
y railroad and wagon bridge st that poia
a Being an old solid town, contaiuing mai
9 capitalists who are not likely to tur
back or halt after having made up the
minds to keep up with the progrsssiv
spirit Of the age. it II quite certain IL,
Lexington will have the bridge and b.
G sides gaining many advantage thereby
will also open mp to Sedalia. snsther liz
'e OF railroad.
The doctors are coming. Four dollsl
). q month till cured. Oncs 10 . lifstin
Rich and poor, one and all. No use tel
ing what they cure. 90 and see. Ths
treat all forms of chronic diseases, %
they have Q wsll-ea.ned reputation 4
fair dealing and great success. II yc
have tried other physicians and they ha'
failed, do not give up. bat 60 aud see Il
N doctors. They will tell you your troub
+. and II you can be cured. Remember, tn
S. do not cure everything. The dooto
At win be ut the Commercial Hotel on No
III day, March II, q day only. Do q
a fail to see them on that day and ma
81 application for the cheap trsatmsnt. G.
40 early, as their ONCE will b crowde
IN Remember the date. Office open from 8:
.. m. to $50 p. M. Remember, the TO
IN dollars include all medicines. 12-l5tl
Sedalia Gazette: "Jim Ramey was
- the city last night for the irst time In
-, weeks. He has been Ill for Q month
Lexington with Ia grippe. Jim stated Il
Gazette representative that he propos
IN to retire from the race horse businsss q
ID would probably purchase q farm In l
ar iayetts county. While he aud his partu
John X. Gentry. have made probebly
ng great q success a. any two horseusn
70, the country. yet Jim 10 tired OF the vic
is situdss Of campaigning upland down {
t. grand circuit. He says that the Gentry
q Ramey stables were never 10 aner COZ,
to ton, all the horses looking like pietur
hit II Mr.. Ramey concludes to follow I
mt business this season he will Probst
lie start about the fret of May. he says Il
70, Never 10 the history Of racing has 70 mu
'ss money been hung up in purses e. Il
en- year. He believes that Theodore 6heltl
n a full brother to John. r.. will break I