The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-09-03


Electric fans are cooling. You get
hem aud other seasonable articles in
Fe Route dining cars. 7-2m2
Your summer suit will BE- slightly out
II date. Let wittenberg make you one
II his perfect fitting suits. 9-S.4t.
One OF the many amusing Incidents in
"A Breezy Time" which will be al the
opera house September sth, is that Of a
blind man singing "All coons Look Alike
to Me-"
An old colored woman, while speaking
Of the colored gathering here last week,
"De invention reiourned, and dis
evening dey will hab de insulation of
officers.
Elder 3. d. butcher, OF Cincinnati,
preached two excellent sermons at the
Uhristian church last Sunday. The one
at night was pronounced excellent by all
who heard him.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.-A large lot Of
furniture for sale in largo or small guam
titles to suit anybody, at prices that will
make II move. Cash on delivery. At
Central College. S.27tf
The old hedgerows near town ought to
be kept trimmed. and the weeds should
be cut along both sides Of the road. In
some places the fields cannot be seen for
the high weeds along the roads.
You invite disappointment when you
experiment. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are pleasant, easy, thorough little pills.
They cure constipation aud sick headache
just as sure as you take them. Day &
Shelby, Leading Druggists. Att
1t is thought that quite a crowa OF
Lafayette county ex-confederAtes will
attend the Sedalia reunion. They ought
to attend in a body, and should wear
badges. See Mr.. George p. Venable about
the badge, and leave your name with him.
The African NJ. Il. Conference will be
held in this city, beginning September %.
Rev. Il. W. Lewis, pastor OF the church
on Sixteenth street, is working to get his
church and congregation ready for the
great event. Bishop Tanner will preside,
and many church dignltaries will be
present.
Vice. presidents OF the good roads asso-
citation are urged to call together the
people OF their townships, at the school
houses, and talk over the good roads
proposition. The vice-presidents and one
or two citizens Of each township are
urgeu to meet the county court at 2 O'Clock
on the FIRST day of each term.
Memorial services will be held at Eden
view church, two miles south OF Lexing'
ton, on Sunday morning, September 18th
10 memory Of Rev. Albert A. Moore
Rev. j. II. Houx will be present and will
conduct the exercises. Short addresse
will be made by many Of the friends o
deceased. The friends OF Rev. A. A
Moore are especially invited to attend.
Higginsvllle Jefisrsonian: 1t 10 will
genuine regret that the friends OF Mrs. J
J. Fulkerson see her 90 to 81. Louis 70
the winter. She took her little daughter
JAMIE, there Sunday, and Miss Kitti
Fulkerson goes down with the rest OF tn
family, Misses Lillian, Blanche, HeleI
. aud Pearl tonight. However when schoo
closes in the spring we expect to WELDON
!, them home.
J, Take a dose OF Prickly Ash Bltters a
night when you go to bed aud you will
feel bright aud vigorous next morning
II will insure you a copious and health
passage of the bowels, improved appetit
aud digestion and increased energy {
body and brain. 1t beats stimulatin
: drinks because its revivlng influence
natural, hence permanent. For sale b
Leroy Farmer. 9.3-2t
!, George Steele, Willie Davis, A. Bour an
A G.. r. Mosby, OF this city, got home lal
a Saturday from C~hickamauga. Our poop
were very glad to see the gallant DO!
home again, but were sorry TO see the
looking weak and sick. C"hickamaul
:, proved a death trap to our army, and W
a disgrace to the administration whit
forced our boys to needlessly face a I,
worse than the Spanish.
Patrons OF schools will be glad to leal
u that the American Book Company h
y extended the time for the exchange
" school text books, from September LIST
ID October LIST. This company publish
Mines arilhmetics and algebras, White
Vi arithmetic and Shinn's United Stat
History. This is the graceful thing I
" the book company to do just at this tin
u when school is about to open, and VIII
- the book exchanges will mostly be mac
ID A company is putting in a telepho
line from Lexington to h. q l.. Junctio
ne The poles are already set from the Jun
ton to the river, and a special steel W
lv to run across the river has been ordert
IN and the line will soon be complete. T
Office at this place will be In May
he Young's barn office, on Ninth street. T
company putting in the line will ask o
public spirited citizens to help them
&c little, and we hope they will do 80. '
want to see every public moyeme
bit encouraged.
ty II helps the looks of things VIII
ne passengers get off at the Missouri Paci
ID, depot, to see the McGrew mill runnif
of and wagon loads Of wheat coming In, a
lie cars being loaded with flour. Then
70 litiIa fnrthar IN thev can aae tha rannf