The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-05-25

The Old Mems Club meets next Satur.

The Old Mems Club meets next Satur-
day.
Home grown strawberries are on the
market.
Ice Cream Soda 5-1Oc. A big glass at d.
Hackers. Try it. ell tt
Harvest excursions via the Santa Fe
route on May q and June II.
Three baccalaureate sermons will be
preached here in the morning.
WANTED-Work on a farm, by a young
white man, with wife. Call at this office
You must call and see the new styles in
Oxfords at Bottoms, both In black and
tan. 5-18-tf
Tickets for High school closing exer-
cises for sale at Z. G.. Loomis'. Price, ?5
cents.
Have your commercial printing done at
this Office. We dc best work ut cheap
rates.
Call and see OUT bargain counter, at
Cash Shoe House, opposite postotice, Ed.
Meyers. 3-23-tf
friedrich the Tailor has a stylish line Of
suitings. See them before having a spring
suit made. 4-27-tf
d. Hacker Is sole agent for LOwney's
chocolates. Which re .eived highest award
at worlds fair. 3 2tf
There are l,O42 white children of school
age in Lexington, aud 458 cOlored children
of that age here.
The many little friend of Miss Agnes
Farley enjoyed quite q nice party with
her Friday afternoon.
The beauty about the line OF Oxfords
that will be shown you at Bolton's shoe
store is the special price on them. II
Miss Graham's music entertainment at
Higgiusville, according to the Leader,
"charmed all who witnessed it,"
We sell the best line OF mems and boys
good shoes at SIPS, at the Cash Shoe
House, opposite p~ostofice, Ed. Meyers.
Rev. r. Eilerby held service and
preached for the Knight Templsrs at
Boonville ON Ascsnsioa day. Thursday.
the Path.
Acting through the blood, Hoods Ssr-
sapsrilla not only cures scrofala, salt
rheum, etc., but gives health and vigor to
the whole body.
My line OF Wall Paper Is now all In and
ready for your inspection. Don't fail TO
give ms = call II there Is anything In that
line you want. A. EgIe. 4-6tf
Rev. T. 8. Love will preach at Edenvisw
church the fret, second and third Sun
days In each month regularly, al II Q. N,
Sunday school ct 10 Q. m. tt
The County Teachers Institute Board
met at H~igginsville last Saturday and
elected Prof. H. b. Walker and Prot. w
r. McChesnsy to conduct the institute.
Those who desire extra copies OF the
commencement editions Of the INTELLI-
aENcER must leave their orders at ths
business ONCE not later than Wednesday
Of zach week.
Merchant -"Hello Centrali Who Il
ringing me upf My bell seems to b
, ringing all the time" Telephone girl
Carbohydrates Joe Chauslor registering
cash sales OF nice fresh groceries,"
Drs. Tucker, ariHith snd Bonnie per.
formed an operation on Niss Maggie
Lanes hand at 81. Joe Hospital, Kansai
City, recently. She il doing nicely, AND
we hope TO zee her home aud we'll in
! short time.
Mr.. Arthur Ranabarger, Of Odessa, II
now the assistant cashier and book
keeper OF the Lafayette County Bank. HI
IL . young man Of high attainments, and
will make the "oldest bank In Missouri
! q worthy and acceptable ofnclal.
Mr.. A. A. Young was . pleasant calle
Thursday. He reports that the fruit pros
: poets are not 90 bright ~ were reported
While there will undoubtedly b . larg'
yield of summer fruit, Mt. Young think
Q that the yield Of winter fruit will not b
b large.
Acme: II il Capt. DsBolt now. At q
election Of CAPTAIN Of the Uniform Rank
/. Knights Of Pythias this city, held Mon
q day night, Mr.. Herman DeBolt was elect
: cd. II was to all the vacancy Of captainc
caused by the resignation of Capt. Isaa
Neals. who removed to Lexington. Cap'
DeBolt wears his honors meekly and wit
becoming dignity.
o Mrs. John. p. Gordon entertained tn
Q "l8 Club" In . most enjoyable .
Q Thursday afternoon. The guests were 81
given an o%pprtunity TO test their memo
riss, a. q "salamagundi" party was tn
entertainment for Q better part OF th
afternoon, and various subjects were dii
" cussed., Mrs. William Aull was % iortu
! , nate A. to win the prize, the BOBBY faliin
to the lot Of Mrs. Ciaggett.
= Leader: At . call meeting Of the Con
federats Veterans Camp Of this plae
" Wednesday, It was decided t call the OF
ganizatlon the "Jno. N. Edwards Camp.
West Plains had adopted the name 10. {
Shelby and It was because Of that tt
change was made. In the list Of oficel
}. elected last week We failed to mention Il
=. following named: DIR. J. A. Grimes, sui
=. geon; T. W. Cassell, officer of the day; .
% N. Lake, treasurer; G. W. Jackson, qua
u ter master.
J.C. Withers walked into the Columbl
r. Herald Office some time ago and wa give
4. some exchanges by Walter Williams, Il
10
editor OF the Herald. Among the Q,
changes wss scoPy ofths lNFELLEaENcI
. containing an advertiseWept that p.
u Smith wanted to exchange his store ~
OIL some town property for Q farm. Th
attracted the attention Of Mr. Withe
In aud he wrote Smith q letter In answer
10 the lad" The trade was mmat,
at later on. This advertisement paid.
or A surplus baby was discovered at Hi
n ginsvills last Saturday night. Geor
he Payne and Albert Peppers, who sleep
At. Psyne's livery stable were the discovers
Late in the night these two men we
in aroused by the crying OF . child, and up
,al investigation they found it 10 Q spriI
wagon near the stable. The child "
well clad. The officers were at on
by notified and the child was taken to !
tn city ball. Thad Edwards, the barb,