The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-09
Next Thursday is st. Valentines day.

CAb thursday u cts Nulchtlit y udy.
During the cold weather business has
been very dull.
The dairy meeting at Higginsville will
be held on Saturday, February 18th.
The house of Harrison Steward, (col-
orel) at Odessa, was burned sunday night.
Elder Goods subject for tomorrow
mornings discourse will be 1.-THE Trans
figuration."
WANTED-A situation, in town, by n
white girl; 10 years old. Is handy ut all
kinds OF housework. Apply at this Office.
The only way to cure catarrh is to
purify the bloOd Hoods Sarsaparilla
purifies the blood and tones up the
whole system.
Billiard makes no shody photos. All
work is OF the best and is guaranteed.
Gallery opposite postofice. Work fin
ished promptly. 2-2-2t
Sedalia Democrat: Miss Bessie Stan
dish, of Lexington, is the guest OF Mrs.
W. @. Hughes. and will leave Saturday
night for st. Louis.
For Stoves, Tinware. Whites Round
Oak, Riverside, Superior air-tight oak, all
hrst-ciass oak stoves. go to Schawe q
Weis, Main street. l0-l3tf
ID. Hacker is the only confectioner In
the city who has a complete line OF con-
f%ectionery goods, and the only one who
has the finest goods. l2-23tf
The ladies OF the Baptist church will
give a birthday party at the parsonage
from 3 to 10 on February 12. Acordial in
v~itation is extended to all.
Don't be deceived, but COLL and get the
best photos ut Billiards.. All his work Is
Of the best and Is flushed promptly. All
work guaranteed. Gallery opposite post
office. 2-2-2t
Concordian: The Lexington people are
indeed earnest this time, and won't let up
until they have bridged the raging Mis-
souri,. IL will be the making Of the town
Success to the enterprise.
Inc ODESSA Moon Is iour years oiu
Juie u. zoe Is It's editor and MS paper
always contains something good. MT
Voc ~ an original writer and the Moor
Is gooo paper. May IL ever d e i"n.
Kansas City Journal: Lexington people
are to observe the o-without-week'
services at the Methodist church every
night next week. This statement Ia no,
intended as an unkind allusiou to the
~
Inc large ntii on rransiih street neal
the tnird ward scnooi mas been the scent
~ much pressure 10! our young people
.h's week. Every 'Sh ABOUT ~ OF q
nave assembled there 10 ENJOY coasting
from the noise that was made we iads'
they nao q great time.
Rev. T. p. Cobb, Of Joplin, in a lsttel
renewing his subscription to the INTELLI.
aENCER says. ~ Am 10 q glorious meet
ing io7 PROFESSIONS 10 or ~ names 70 )oir
.ne caurco ana tne waoie city Is STIRRED
! aearo 10 Gay tnat the ssioon men sai'
'Aa'ii tne meetine was continued the'
"o"'a nave 70 quit BUSINESS
Odessa Democrat, Feb. 1: 1.-THE Lexiug
ton INTELLIoENcFR has passed IL
twenty.fourth mile post, and under 1t,
present manaeement il has cained 1,
popularity wherever it goes. 1t is on tn,
top round of country In th,
state. Ma IL continue to be the ex
Pounoer o 'sooo oio oemocrat'c aoc
tilhe'' ana nave increased prosperity II
Tue '''"re' ~ our "''n'
Howard County Leader: 1.-THE Lexinp
ton INrELLraENcER, one OF the stauuch
est democratic papers Il. the state. ha
Just entered upon its twenty. fifth year O
u~sefulness. with the brightest ~rospect
for a successful future. It il q OF ii,
ablest edited papers In Missouri. an,
yields a powerful influence. To It's bril-
liant young editor, H. j. Groves. is mucl
credit due the success OF the paper. I'onl
may ~ iNrELLioHSohR iivs."
Mr.. +. NJ. Taubman was elected cashie
OF the Commercial bank at Lexington
He was elected to all the vacaucy cause
by tho deolination OF j. r. Moorehead
Mr.. Taubman 10 enc OF LAxinRton's mos
prominent young business men. and tn
bank certainly made no mistake in til
selection Of cashier. Geo. M. Vaughan va
elected book keeper. The above from th
Advances 10 q meritsd compliment. Lex
ington Is proud Of such young men a. E
Aaasn'
Higginsville Advance, Feb. 1: "Harr
Mills, who accidentally shot himself, laa
Friday, during the storm. while rabbi
hunting, was able to be moved to h
1 grand parents from Mrs. Tyler's, to whic
latter place he was hardly able to get, b.
the family heard his cries and took hi,
Ia aud cared for him like their own DO,
, His mother arrived from Kansas CITY
. that night, and Is with him now. "
are glad to say he is doing very we'll, b.
!, will be confined to his bed for some ii
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day morning. Maj. Neill was a brother
Mrs. Upton Wilson Of this city, and Il
father of Mrs Ryland Todhunter, of ne,
e Dover. He was nearly 81 years Of az
I Maj. Neill came t this city with b
: father in 1887, and lived here until 1856
when he moved to warrensburg, whs
he engaged In the practice OF law. TT
INrELLI0ENCER extends its sincere
!, sympathy to tho bereaved relatives.
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