The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-30
Good Residences are In demand.

Good residences are in demand.
Mr.. Newton Potter is now with J. A.
Chanslor.
Grand parade by the Georgia Minstrels
at noon, Monday.
DIR. John Greer has moved into Mrs.
Zeiler's house.
The Georgia Minstrels at the opera
house Monday night.
Choice line Of waist material in cotton
and silk at F. r. Bane & Co.'S. 3-19tf
Are you attending the revival at the
church? II not, why not?
The ferry boat seems to be doing q good
business, judging from the number of its
trips.
Sedalia, st. Joseph, Mayview and Odessa
are especially interested in the Lexington
bridge.
The month of March is going out about
as blustery As it came in, only much
warmer.
Call aud see our bargain counter, at
Cash She's House, opposite p~ostoffice, Ed.
Meyers. 3.23-tf
Judge William Wood was SO years old
last Monday. We trust he will live to be
. c.ntenarisn.
The M~ethodists at Odessa are In the
midst Of a revival. Rev. c. nj. Bishop. OF
tais city. is assisting.
Many slight Improvements are in con-
temptation, such ~ new pavemsuts, new
fencss and ~painting.
The INTELLIoENCER Is receiving many
orders for sample copies. The tide Of q
business boom is turned toward Lexine-
ton.
Elder q. M. Goode Is at Clinton, attend
ing the Y. P. 8. C. E. convention. He
delivered an address to the convention
last night.
1t is said hat Lexington il to have
another ferry boat. Charles Speckerna-
gle, an old river man, 10 at the head Of
the enterprise.
The new street ca. is q big improve
ment on the old one. The old one is side
tracked out In Old Town, where 1t broke
down last week.
The ladies of the Christian church have
81 original and very appropriate way Of
showing their appreciation for those who
have worked for the bridge.
A bright light can be seen across the
river most any evening, where the farm
ers are burning the trash o1 their land,
preparatory to spring blowing.
DeMolay Commandery No. 3, KIT, con-
ferred the Red Cross degree on Aessrs.
Sam Vermillion and Lyman Land, of
Higginsville. Tuesday night. A nice
luncheon was served at D. Hackers cafe,
after the meeting.
Mr.. T. c. Koran was in the city Thurs
day, making arrangements toward the
opening Of Koran Bros general mer-
chandise store, In the Wilson building.
The store will be open for business in
about q week.
Mr.. r. E. Lee has his large live fish
tanks now In operation, and 10 ready to
supply the trade at all times with fresh
dressed fish, right out OF the water. Also
fresh and smoked meats-ice cold, fresh
and nice. Give me . call.
Lexington now has q veterinarian, who
il graduate Of Q standard school. DR.
Gocde has opened an Office in this city
and will treat animals In q humane and
scientific name We hope the days Of
burning and gouging have passed.
MI. Chas. F. Lane was in Kansas City
several days this week. While there h
attended the closing exercises Of the Kan
sas City Medical college, which he reportl
were very interesting. w. F. Cook, o.
near this city, was one of the graduates
Squire billiard says that In March, 1852
cattle could make q good living on prairie
grass, on Davis creek. In 1854 he sowet
oats In February, and made . big crop
This season is q little "previous" 80 far
but not so much 30 as the ones b
mentions.
The winter term of the Lexington Bust
ness college closed last night, with foul
graduates. They are: Irwin Kriehn
August Lspper. Carrie Klee and Met,
Primer. Prof. Meyer lectured to the clas
on Commercial Law" The winter tern
has been q very successful one
: Little Miss Maude Wright. ON satur
, day last, celebrated her eighth anniver
, sary and invited her little friends to com
, and have . good time. About thirt,
. responded, and they did have . good tims
. Naude received q number of nice pres
!, snts. and is Just As proud OF them a. pos
sible for one to be.
. The Board of Trade met last Monds.
. evening, with q large attendance. H. I
Blackwell was elected secretary, to a.
o the unexpired term Of Leo Keller, wh
: has moved to Chicago. The meeting va
Z very enthusiastic. Hereafter. meeting
t will be held on the first and third Frids
. evenings In each week.
The INTRLLIaENCER has repeated
said that II the money Of this town Wi
In the hands Of the ONE OF this tow
the money could be raised In q sho
! time. II you will examine the subscriI
ton list you will zee that our ladies he,
given &c., 900, or more than one-twelft
Of what has been raised. God bless ii
Womeni
ID Mr.. J. c. Withers, Of Boone CONT
It has purchased from Mr.. ID. NJ. Smith b
store building and stock Of groceries, Al
his dwelling on Franklin avenue; consi'
grafton. $4,000. Mr.. Withers will n
: take possession until September LIST. !
Is an honored citizen of Boone count
and will be Q valuable addition to Lec
. ington's citizenship.
o., The Baptists held an sll-dsy meetiI
h Monday, and 1t was we'll attended.
I'd number of talks were made by membe
" Of the different churches, which were il
ne teresting. 1t was q very fine meetin
Sc Everyone was invited to come aud 60
OF pleasure, and the house was we'll filled
different times during the day. The Ba
II tist revival continues In interest. Re
Or w. /. Cole Is preaching some able %
ct mons, and his people, as well as many
j. the christians Of other denomination
III are assisting him 10 his work. The
have been a number Of conversions, a
many hsve shown an interest by askil
.. for the prayers of the church.
Mr.. George Wilson, q few days az
D. showed us a map Of Lexington, print
ed 10 1861. 1t is astonishing how maj
BY changes have taken place in the thirt
to our years which rave elapsed. At th
10 time Robert Smart was judge Of the cl
III cult court; John p. Bowman, clerk, Al
Ir. g. NJ. Mountjoy, deputy; w. NJ. Sma
o wood wal probate Judge; Henry Nei