The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-01-26
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John Temple Graves Wednesday even
ing.
The people of Lexington are able to do
anything they really want done.
P%atrouize home industry, and smoke
Cracker Jack" cigars, five cents.
Can we afford to let our property depre-
Odessa Moon: 1.-The bridge question
been revived at Lexington. Keep it
a-soin' this time"
manufactured. Ninth street, one door
west OF Morrison Wentworth bank.
1t is nearly time for somebody to report
that the peach buds have been killed. This
has been a regular winter local for the
past twenty years.
Henry W. Grady said that John Temple
Graves possessed the most phenomenal
eloquence he ever heard. Dom fail to
hear him next Wednesday evening.
A bridge at Lexington is one thing we
all desire and must have. Do you attend
the bridge meetings, and thus encourage
those who are working for the bridge and
for you?
1t is said that the bridge will pay at
least five per cent dividends from the
start, and more as business increases.
We are in favor OF building it II We don't
get o cent Of dividends.
The school board OF st. Joseph has
from school who smokes cigarettes, no
matter whether the smoking is on the
school grounds or elsewhere.
Information is wanted of Amos j.
Allison or his heirs. Address,: BOZ Al,
station W., Brooklyn, n. Y. The INTEL.
LIaENCER tried, last summer, to And
him, but ran into the wrong family.
The ladies' OF the Episcopal church are
discussing the idea of giving n Kirmess
here soon, under the direction Of Prof.
Mailer, who has had considerable X
perience In such matters. Ii he under
takes II he will make 1t d success.
Two men, William Smith and X. J.
Beck, fiseced several Lafayette county
citizens recently. They cashed bogus
checks. This kind OF sport is getting
quite popular. Its ardent followers should
be uniformed at the states cost, and
housed at Jefferson City.
to have been delivered at the Baptist
College chapel last Saturday night, wa
postponed because Prof. Smith was sud.
denly called by telegram to visit hi
father, In North Carolina. He thought
he could be here at the time announced
for the second lecture. Saturday night
February 2nd.
Odessa Moon: 'The Lexington INTEL
LIaENCER has entered upon It's twenty
ffth year. There are few better countr,
papers In the state than the INTELLIaRN'
GER. The paper Ii much improved undo,
Its new management. Messrs. Groves an<
Musgrove are q whole team. We wisl
the paper continued prosperity" TIL
wide-awake Man-in-the-M Moon will pleas
accept our thanks for his compliment.
Mr.. Charles +. Lane, who has been
citizen OF this place for eleven years, en-
gagged in the bee business, will leave
Monday or Tuesday for Pine Bluff, Ark.
where he expects to establish sewers
apiaries, II the prospects there are favor
able. II Arkansas does not suit, he vii
look elsewhere until he finds a goo
6ela. We regret to los Mr.. Lane. He
an industrious. energetic gentleman, an
has made q host of friends while here.
Mir. J. J. Smith. Of Sweet Springs. An
Mr.. Bruins, OF Concordia. called on th
INrELLdaENcER, last Tuesday. The
came to talk over the feasibility OF build
log q creamery at this point. Mr. Smit
built the creamery here, about ten yeal
ago, but since that time there have bee
90 many improvements In creamsr
machinery that no old methods can
profitably used now. They have fgurt
to show that o creamery can be easil
made q dividend. paying Investment her
as they pay good profits in many smali'
places. They will return soon. and
seetiog will be held, at which they wi
DC prepared to submit propositions. III
meeting will be duly announced by Ii
INrELLIoKNcRR, ana We hope all intel
ested will attend.
The doctors are coming. Four dolial
Q month till cured. Once In q lifetim
Rich and poor, one aud all. No use tel
ing what they cure. Go and see. The
treat all forms OF chronic diseases, m
they have a ~well-earned reputation Il
fair dealing and great success. II 20
have tried other physicians and they ha'
failed, do not give up. but 60 and see Il
doctors. They will tell yon your troub
and II you can be cured. Remember, the
do not cure everything. The docto
will be at the Commercial Hotel on MOI
day, February II, one day only. DO NJ
fail to see them on that day and NAL
application for the cheap treatment. Ca
early. "a their office will be crowde
Remember the date. Office open from g.:
q. m. to $50 p. m. Remember, the fol-
dollars include all medicines. 12-15tf
The Masonic lodge, OF this city, hi
two candidates to initiate, last Mondi
night. They were Prof. Sellers, presideI
: Of w. NJ. A., and Prof. Beauchamp. of u
faculty of b. +. G.. Lexington lodge b
q reputation OF doing the smoothest wol
Of any lodge in this section, and u
|, various lodges Of the county were invit
to come In and see how impressively 4
. work could be done. Corder, Alma, Hi
4 ginsville and Odessa sent d~elegatlsr
and there were quite a number Of Maso
. here who were members OF other lodg,
!. The work was done in the best style, I
b older members Of the lodge testiiying til
. they had never seen it SO well done. Il
y work was not finished until II 80 o'cloc
4 when the lodge, together with visitil
. brethren ana a lew invited friends, .
paired to ID. Hackers restaurant, whe
o splendid supper was served. Cold hal
' turkey, tongue, celery. pickles. Oiiv'
. coffee, and oysters in every style, cousI
d tuted the bill of fare, and every o
present seemed hungry. There We
= about eighty persons present, and
were very complimentary in their remar
8 about the workmanship and hospitali
OF Lexington lodge No. 149.
Kansas City Times: "Many a good she
has failed OF success because OF a first d
that was too strong. 1t is like serving I
dessert before the soup and fish. Fitz
Webster learned this truth early a
avoided the danger. A Breezy Tip
opened to q good matinee audience at I
Ninth street theater yesterday in vs
commonplace fashion. None OF the pla
ers appeared to very good advantage, q
the spectators were grumpy. But 1t v