The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-01-15
This is splendid pneumonia weather.

Mr.. Allen Campbell, of East Lexington
has been quite sick for a week past.
You don't get the best on earth unless
you buy joe Longs home-killed and
sugar-cured meat, and groceries TIC match.
Mat Eoidridgc, the tonsorial artist, is
feeling proud OF n new girl baby which
arrived at his house on the fflh instant.
Don't pay IN cents per pound for tur-
keys, wheny you can get cue of Joe Longs
sweet hams, which Is better, for less
money. 1-l5-t4
Remember the grand ball, to be given
at Turner Hall ext "Wednesday night, by
the ladies' OF the Catholic church. A fine
supper will be served.
PoU1rry whTnH-I will pay the
highest market PHe- for all kinds oil
LpouItry. Three h6ckAsoufh of WinkIer's
factory. JohnN. Smith 1-15 ct
Yesterday Maa a dreary, snowy day.
Notwithstanding the cool. damp weather
the street was blocked in front Of Qaat2,
store when the hypnotizer Ut the woman
to sleep.
Two boys had q friendly scu fns one day
this week, and one of them, the son OF
MIR. Chas. Rex, got a kink in his leg,
which has caused him to go lame ever
since.
VIM. II. Harper, colored, was given
Eeventy-fve days In jail, Thursday, for
trespass. This darkey spent most of last
year in Jail for striking another colored
man with a poker. A whlpping-post
would save the county the board of this
coon.
Judge John NJ. Price announces this
week as a candidate for circuit clerk.
Judge Price Ia we'll qualified for the office
he desires. and II chosen will make the
citizens OF Lafayette county, a good and
efficient officer. He is an attorney -nt-law,
and well understands the duties of the
office of circuit clerk, He Is an old line
democrat, and will work hard to elect the
ticket after the primary is held, whether
1t bears his name or not
Our farmer friends will do we'll to read
the notice OF the sale In todsy's paper
signed by +. L. Shelby and ]. Y. Brand,
A large mount of good horses, cattle,
hogs, farm implem ents, corn, &c, will De
sold. Messrs. Shelby and Brand have
gone into the livery business in this city
and both will make a clean sweep of theIr
stock aud implements.
MIR. Charles L. Glasscock has announced
himself as a candidate for the Office oil
circuit clerk. Mr.. Glasscock ia well
known throughout the County, and has
the aft of making friends wherever he
goes. He Is a man OF intelligence, and Is
capable of managing the affairs of tho
Office to which he asPires. He is a true
blue democrat, ready at all times to work
for the good of the party. Should he be
the nominee he will be elected, aud viii
not be the hindmost man on the ticket
either.
Corder Dispatch "On Sunday last while
Henry Survey, living on the farm o.
Proctor Campbell, north of Corder, wa:
passing near one Of his mules, the ANNA
gave him a vicious kick, striking him or
the right leg Just above the ankle, which
completely splintered both bones In thai
limb. driving pieces OF the bone through
the flesh. The doctor informs us that hi
will use every possible means he can In
order to save the limb. but the chances
are that amputation will have to ee re-
sorted to-
A man 10y the name of Ii. s SneaG
! was SLTuCk OJ u Train near Jn6 ElGCLTIN
power house, Thursday evening, about {
o'clock One rib was broken, and he was
otherwise Injured. His wife and two
children, who lived at Warrensburg, were
| t~elegrapned. and arrived yesterday morn
Ing. They are all stopping at the home
of MIR. Jno. A. Hedge, on Rfdgeway
There In a diversity OF opinion in regard
to the cause OF he accident. We have
good authority for the statement that he
was not drunk, but deliberately sat down
/ an tho fruak onnoFanfIu aaFffh cniciAal
Intent. The train whistled three times
before it struck him, but he made nc
effort to get ont of the way. He was oul
of work. and probably felt dependent.
DR.. and Mrs. s. F. Curry left yesterday
morning for Seabrook, Texas, where they
will make their future home. DR.. Curry
has been proprietor of the Commercial
hotel for the past year, which has been 8
success under his management, but or
account of his wife's i'll health, be has
been compelled to dispose of bis hote
property and seek a change OF climate
The doctor and his wife have made many
friends here who regret to see them leave
but sincerely hope that the change Of
climate will restore Mrs. Curry to perfect
health.
A very pleasant evening was enjoyed by
the members of Orion and Gutenberg
lodges of Odd Fellows last Tuesday
P. G. McIntyre and some twenty mem
bers OF the degree staff of Odessa Lodge.
No. 446, visited the Lexington lodges
and offlciated In the initistory aud degree
work of the order. An elegant lunch was
served at d. Hackers restaurant, OF
which all the members and visiting
brothers partook. The Odessa brothers
are real, live Odd Fellows, and have
placed our members under lasting oblIga-
lions for their kind md fraternal visit.
Newton Jones, a boy about eighteen
years OF age, was arrested in this city
Monday morning. on n charge OF burglar
izing the house of John Strodtman, which
occurred about ten days preceding. The
boy Mt once confessed his crime, and gave
up all the money he had, about Se5. He
had been acting s~uapiciously, and the
officers were watching him, but waited
till they had good reason for making the
arrest. Newton waived q preliminary ex-
animation, and is now in jail. He is OF a
good family, and everybody sympathizes
with them.
The people oil COncofdla are stepping
high because their creamery exhibited the
pre- MUM butter at the State Dairy Asso-
citation, at Louisiana, Mo: The score
was 90. 1t also took second premium,
with a score OF 97k.. Mr.. Nj Miller, the
butter maker of the Concordiacreamery,
received the following prizes for the but
ter exhibited at louisiana, &fo.: First
prize-gold medal from the association;
from the Genessee Salt company, a S36
diamond stud; a gold medal from Wells,
Richardson & Co.. for best butter color;
geo from F. II. Broekman, ST. Louis, for
best butter. The creamery also received
100 butter tubs ms a prize from a certain
manufacturing firm. We congratulate
the creamery md Its officers upon the
honor achieved ut the state meeting of
dGirymen.
A COURSE OF SERMONS.
Hear this course of sermons by Rev. w.
!. Cole, at the Baptist church, at II a. N.
You will be cordially welcomed: