The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-30

The ice wagons are running.
Bring your fine horses in Monday.

The ice wagons are running.
Bring your fine horses in Monday.
DR.. FredendalI's new residence is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Don't fail to see the Ministries Monday
night, at opera house.
Mr.. Geo. B. Gordon shipped cattle from
Dover to Kansas City Monday.
Business is picking up a little all over
the country. The spring trade is at hand.
H.. II. Luce, editor of the Higginsville
Acme, was here Thursday looking after
business.
Mr.. r. T. Jesse will soon move his Office
from the Haerle building to his residence
on Main street.
The street Sprinkler was started yester-
day morning. The streets needed it, as
dust was flying everywhere.
J. X. Plattenburg, at Dover. handles a
fancy line Of Cigars, Tobacco, Candy, Sta
tionery, ETC., in rostofice building. 1t
Lorin Minnaugh was lined 81 and costs
in Judge Prices court yeste rday, for dis
turbing the peace ut the opera house.
Rev. q. w. Hyde reached home, last
Monday, from the Sanitarium, at st.
Louis. His health as greatly improved.
II you want to p%stronize liberal, pro-
gressive, fair. dealing people, look over
our advertising columns and see whose
names are there.
For RKNT-ROom No. 2, in the Haerle
Building, now occupied by r. T.. Jesse.
Possession will be given first OF May.
Call on Gus Hserle for further particulars.
The News this week celebrates its sixth
anniversary. The INTELLIaENCER con-
graduates its esteemed contemporary and
wishes for it q useful and successful
career.
The "house- keepers" sale at Young &
McCausland's was largely attended last
Monday by people from all over this, as
we'll as from adjoining counties. Every
one that made a purchase got q bargain.
DR.. H. v. Goode, d. v. s., has located in
Lexington. His Office Is over Charles
Loomis' drug store. He is q regular grad
uate, q remarkably intellectual gentleman
and We are glad he has decided to make
this his home.
In Q letter to Hon. John =. Blackwell
Judge John E. Ryland says that he is get
ting along nicely, but will have to SUBJ
NIT to another operation before he is
cured. He will be at home the latter part
Of April, IL he continues TO improve.
Owens Georgia Minstrels will be at the
opera house, this city, Monday night.
The company is a large one and compos-
ed Iof the pick of colored talent. They
have q fine band and orchestra, and make
. street parade at IL O'Clock, noon. Seats
now on sale at Loomis.'
Quite q gay crowd PASSED through Lex
ington OF the J. c. B. & l.. special, yes
terday. They we're all from Marshall on
their way to Kansas City to cheer for
Dysart, who represented the Missouri
Valley College in the inter- collegiate con-
test there last night. About thirty Lex
%ingtonians Joined them here. Hon. Champ
Clark was one Of the passengers.
County Attorney Aull was at Odessa
Thursday, prosecuting transgressors OF
the law. Willis Clay, a boy twelve years
old, was tried for setting fire to Wagoner's
stable, and was bound over to the grand
, jury. The boy confessed to the charge
and says he set fire to the stable to see il
! burn. This 10 Cdessa's second frebug
Clay says he intended to burn severa
others when he finished Wagoner's.
Mrs. Ed. Zeiler has her goods packed
She will leave this morning for Ksnsa.
City Il look up q residence. When sh.
finds q place her goods will be shipped Il
. her. Her son Sam, will 20 with her. Tn,
INTKLLIoENCKR dislikes to have her 60
. but We ave q special interest in Sam
He has worked In this Office for the pas
/. year and a half, and we found him a quick
, willing hand, always ready for any work
Our best wishes follow them to their new
home.
: Daniel O'Donnell of Saline county ,wh.
r died recently at the Confederate home a
, Higginsville. entered the Confederate ser
vice as q private in Captain Gorham's bat
5 terry, Parsons division and participated II
the battles Of Pea Ridge and Bentonville
From Parsons division he was transferre'
to shelby's brigade of cavalry, and will
taat command was At the battle of Lexing
ton. Was subsequently with General Shell
by's command At the battle Of Newtonia
: He was again transferred to the a%rtiller
under commando OF Captain A. A. LesueuI
and with his conn any surrendered q
Shreveport.
Odesss Moon: At last reports tn
, bridge subscription at Lexington ha
reached Q fraction over S11S,O00.00. TIL
!" last end OF the subscription seems to b
% somewhat dragging. This matter shout
be seriously considered by every citizen
. Lexington township, and by no NEAR
y should they let their efforts to get til
bridge fail. Six years ago Odessa WI
only q few weeks raising $4,000 for tt
u Missouri Valley college and it seems to |
that Lexington, considering her size an
wealth, could a great deal more east
raise $50 600. 1t takes nerve to raise Il
money to build the bridge. With O lit
ID more OF both the"old hub" will span u
as "big muddy"
The Baptist revival continues In II
creasing interest. About twenty five ha'
IL professed faith in Christ and q like nun
Id bsr have been converted. Rev. w. l. Co
q. IL preaching the plain truth in an attrac
OF i've but emphatic name He is preachir
IL the simple gospel of Christ, and under b
y, ministry many are being led to a bett
4 life, while scores have been brought
serious meditation concerning the Ii
beyond. The meetings will continue al
= other week at least. Large congregation
all the church every night, but there
room for more. II you are not attendiI
" this meeting it is your loss. Rev. Cole
well supported by the prayers and labo
of scores of Christians. They have ralli
to him magniicently aud with him are
r earnest In the work.
~. On last Wednesday Zach Wright, Ter
of Farmer, Horace blackwell and II.
Is, Groves were delegated to 60 to Clay tow
re ship for the purpose OF interesting t
nd citizens in the Lexington bridge. TIL
ng first went to Wellington, where they We
warmly received aud given substant
assistance. After spending the morni
ia Wellington, they then went Invent
into Egypt" where the afternoon W
~ profitably spent. II was the writer's fiji