The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-03-05
Tiger clipping at W. NJ. A. tonight.

Tiger clipping at w. NJ. A. tonight.
For RENT.-A lve-room cottage on
Ridgeway, near Eleventh street. Call al
this Office. 1-29tf
Go and see the basket ball game at W.
M. A. tonight.
WANTED.-A white woman to do gen
eral homework. Apply at the INTELLI-
oENCEB office. tt
Remember the big hog sale at Odessa.
I March 10, and at Lexington, March IL.
See the big ad.
GATHERING, roofing int repairing
promptly attended to by @. E. Yingling,
opposite postoflce. 2-6tf
lion, Artist, Thursday, for $500. The horse
goes to Camden, Mo.
We wish every ex~-conlederate Ia the
state could read the Confederate Veteran,
published at Nashville. We can furnish
the INTELLIaENoER and the Veteran for
one wear for S1.76. 1-Stf
Mr.. John Bryant, who lives near We'll
~lington, was thrown from a young horse
Friday of last week. The horse also
kicked him two or three times. DR.. Mann
was summoned, who found him badly
hurt, but not dangerously 30.
Vim, vI9or and victory:-thess are the
characteristics of De Wits Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for cpustI-
patton, ~biliousness, and all stomach and
liver troubles. Day & Shelby, Leading
Druggists. 1 1btf
Mr.. Geo. W. Null dropped In to see Us
Thursday, and informed US that one Of
his sows had narrowed twelve nice pigs.
This SOW IL a daughter of LADY Corwin,"
a Thousand pound show hog. These twelve
pigs are worth a small fortune.
Mr.. Mike Corners himself
In this issue as q candidate for city mar.
strength, and is not afraid to do his duty.
The office OF marshal is q very important
one, and we hope our voters will cbnsider
the matter carefully, and elect thae beat
man., whoever he may be.
According to the Argus a Platte CitH
little girl, who has been taught to pray
for just she wants, closed her even
ing prayer recently by saying; "ADd now |
God, take care of yourself, for II any
thing should happen to you we would
have only Mckinley to help as, and he
isn't doing as we'll as pa expected be
would"
Little frankie and Margaret were play
ing, a few days ago, when frankie said:
''rhe doggie I stole from the niggers has
got to be a great big dog now" Margaret |
replied: "The p'leecmans will git you for
stealing" At this juncture a lady told
frankie that the good Lord would punish
him for stealing a dog from q poor little
negro. Frankie answered: "I'se more
'fraid the p'leecemans than / am of the
Lord" !
SedalIa Democrat: The Democrat 10
aui horized to the engagement
of Miss Frances E.. Bard to Mr.. II. a..
Hyatt. Miss Frances Is the amiabIe and
daughter OF our fellow
W. Z. Bard, ST., the druggist.
Mr. Hyatt is q rising young business man,
an extensive dealer In Photographic sup
plies on Broadway In st. Louis, and Is
certainly to be congratulated on his excel
lent judgment.
Mr.. Frank @. Stewart is announced In
this issue as a candidate for recorder. He
10 q thoroughbred democrat, whose family
ANSOAo aOCo ohG1 INC uADQo Oh "a . I
publican; and II any man accumulatss
merit by long and faithful service, Frank
Is entitled to ask for recognition. He will
make an active canvass for tbs ncmina-
ton, and. il he gets 1t he will be elected
by an old time majority, and ~s will have
a faithful and efficient officer.
The musical department of Central COL
lege deserves the thanks OF our people
for the delightful entertainment given at
the Methodist church, Tuesday night by l
the Smith sisters. Each one is an artist |
and they make q combination tina cannot
be equalled. There was an entertain.
ment at the opera house the same night
and many attended who would have been
glad o. an opportunity TO hear the other.
believe that, should the ladies' return
TO this city, they would be welcomed by a
and enthusiastic audience.
A dispatch from 81. Joe, on Wednesday,
rays: REV. Il. A. Slaughter, pastor of the
Park Baptist church, announced q
meeting OF the fnanca board at the close
revival services Last evening and re-
'eived his quarterly payment on salary.
F~ootpads were present. and tool coRni-
of the transaction. They singled
tut the pastor, following him several
blocks toward the parsonage before COM
handing him to thro " up his hands. The
-obbers got about $50 and a gold watch"
Rev. II. A. Slaughter Is a former resident
II Higginsville, and q son-in-Iaw of B.
Hutchinson, of that city.
From the following, ehpped from the
leader, It appears that Higginsville Is
bout to get our business College: "There
a mass meeting Thursday night at
he city hall for the purpose of consider
nR Prof. l.. F. Meyers proposition to
move the Lexington Business college to
his city. Mayor Lehman was chairman
md Charley Hutchinson, secretary. Dur
itzsns were unanimous In favor Of
accepting Prof. Meyers proposition,
which Is simply to guarantee him 90
scholarships sold. The band played for
he meeting and g number Of speeches
we're made, which resulted Ia the appoint
nent Of = commiLtee OF seven to solicit
he necessary scholarship tsker- These
'ommitteemeu are: II. G. sc ". srt-, ueu.
Lytton Lake, }. K. S~lntGneyer, Z
Kuhne and @. W. H~utchRSon. AbOat
dosen scholarships were taken before 1
he meeting adjourned and there 10 no 1
loubt out what Prof. Meyers will moVe Z
lis school 70 baskerville. u