The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-06-12

Odessa is considerably "~shocked" over
her electric light boom not coming to a
head.
Go to Norman Bros. when you want
anything in the grocery line. They will
give you good, fresh goods and prices that
will suit you. 6-5-2t
At the meeting OF the city council Mon
day night, in addition to the regular bus
mess, the city officials will turn in their
yearly report.
Something for house-keepers. 1t will
do everything. Use it once. You will
never do without it. @. c. c., at Eggles-
ton & Ewing's. 5-16tf
, Eggs for sale, S1.5O per setting, Is eggs,
and guarantee a good hatch. John IL.
Eggleston, Lexington, Mo. 4-10tf
, For eight dollars worth in cash pur-
chases at Moorman BTos.' Grocery store
| you can get one-half dozen of cabinet
photos made by A. Bullard. 6-5-2t
When in want of anything in the
grocery line go to Lockwood's and get a
chance on a boys or girls bicycle. or a
buggy, with every soc purchase. 5-15tf
II you would be cured of constipation
aud all it's evil effects, take "Forker's
Electricity Pills" No nausea, gripping OF
weakening effects. All druggists sell
them. Aft
In the June number of the Woman's
World aud Jeuness Miller Monthly APP
pears the third installment OF an article
by MIR. George Wilson. of this city: 1.-The
Worlds Two Types of Women"
Mr.. Philip Keller has recently had 8
new plate glass front put in his store,
which adds very much to its appearance
MIR. Keller is a wide-awake merchant ano
keeps his store room In excellent shape
b 9TH as to its own appearance and TO thu
quality OF his goods.
Rev. Xenophon Ryland organized thu
new Presbs .arian church at Upton, Mon
day, Win twen5y-one charter members
A fund of SI,250 has been subscribed
toward building the new church. Rev
Mr.. Ryland is an earnest worker in thu
cause of Christianity, and his influence
extends over u large field.
Messrs. Ed. Aull and Seth Serat hav'
leased the Hays coal mine for a term o
years, and will operate 1t in the future
Mr.. AulI will be the agent at this place
aud Mr.. Serat will manage the business ii
Kansas City. The gentlemen are bott
wide-a-wake business men, and we wish
them success in their new venture.
The next regular meeting of the WON
ans Missionary Union will be held in thu
lecture room of the Methodist church, a
8 O'Clock Thursday afternoon, June 18th
Each Auxiliary represented will tell some
thing of the work done in foreign fieldI
by the women of her church. Subject o.
discussion: show to Make the Indiffer
emit Different"
Yesterday was the day, according tc
Prophet John Callicott, for London tC
fall; and 1t fell not. Today was the day
: set by the same prophet for the destruc'
ton of the wicked; but as yet they have
escaped. Tomorrow is the day for which
he has prophesied the resurrection of the
/ righteous dead and the elevation OF thu
new city of Zion, and we await develop
meuts. So far he has shown himself tc
be an impostor, and has verified the words
of the Bible, that no man shall know
when the great day of Judgment shall
come.
Messrs. Carl Hays, Albert Gillen. Ed
Ludwigs, Albert Taubman, Sd Campbell
Albert Horeer, Claude Luellen, Albert
Johnson and Henry Klee composed tbs
party of bicy clists that went from here &c
Kansas City, Sunday, May %. They wen'
on the train as far as Buckner, at which
point they mounted their ''silent steeds'
and rode into Kansas City over Jackson
county's hne macadamized roads. which
are the bicycIist's delight. The day was
an ideal one for wheeling, the route lay
through some beautiful scenery, and
altogether the trip was a most pleasant
one. Mr.. Albert GiIlen took his kodak
along and obtained several excellent
snapshots of views by the wayside'
Several of the party remained in Kansas
City over Their following Monday, to wit
ness the Waldo road races.