The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-29

Titles, to suit anybody, at prices that will
make 1t move. Cash on delivery. At
Central College. S-27tf
Mr.. Harry Bour has concluded to move
west, and has gone to Oregon to make his
future home. His family had gone there
some weeks ago. May be meet with sue
cess and reap prosperity.
In Lexington township and 10 Sni.a.
Bar township there will be nine tickets.
In all other parts Of the county there will
be eight tickets. In order to avoid mis-
takes In voting, select the democratic
ticket, and vote 1t straight.
"What did Warner ever do for the Ia
boring mani" We give 1t up, unless you
call Warner the "laboring man, He has
taken good care Of No. 1, even when he
had to sacrifice his former friends to do
90. They are not his friends now.
From the looks Of things yesterday, on
our streets, there will be a big vote polled
this fall. The city was full Of democrats,
and all were deeply Interested In the elec-
ton, ard all were talking "straight dem
ocracy." Give us q full vote, and we have
no fear Of the result.
6cribner's Magazine for November is a
bright and interesting number. The ar
ticle about the Porto Rican campaign, by
Richard Harding Davis, and 1.-THE Navy
In the War;" by Capt. F. e. Chandler, are
unusually interesting, and were written
by men who were on the scene Of action.
The literary department is up to Its usual
high standard.
We can hardly pick up a paper without
running across the worn out phrase. "All
the world loves q lover" 1t Is not true.
One half the world thinks he Is a chump
that is. one half OF the average lovers
are chumps. Some OF them may be love-
able,-the female portion-but q love-sick
dude Is not loveable by the average run of
humanity. We often wonder how a SEN
sible girl can put up with his vaporings.
A young colored man named Jere
Msglll, and an old oolored woman named
Maggie Ruffner, died 10 this city Tues
day, and both funerals were set for the
same hour, from Zion church. Rev. q,
W. Lewis preached both funerals at the
same time. The two hearses and two
PROFESSIONS went together to the GENE.
terry, where the parties separated and
went to different graves. This is the first
time such an occurrence ever happened 10
this city.
There will be a birthday party al
Dover, November 9Th, for the benefit Of
the Dover NJ. E. church. Rev. Lester r
Clark is the new pastor Of the church a
Dover. We hope there will be a biz
crowd at the birthday party. aud that th,
proceeds may be sufficient to put tn,
church In good repair. Everybody who
can 90 ought to attend the party, ant
take something as a ''thsnk offering" fol
the glorious victory which the democrat
will win on that day.
!, Mr.. e. d. Williams, US. assistant engin,
/, eer Of the Missouri River Commission wa
/, here Thursday, aud after considering
number Of applications for the position
appointed Capt. II. H. Moore, Of the ferr,
boat Ariel, observer Of U. s. water guag,
1 at this station, to succeed Mr.. Newton
Gibson, deceased. Capt. Moore was for
merly In the employ Of the commission
and 10 we'll known to some OF the officer
and engineers. We doubt II q better Sc
D lection could have been made.
!. Sousa has started on his annual concer
tour and 10 busily engaged 10 proclsiminl
the gospel OF melody In every town an,
; city from Maine TO California. The pop
ularity Of "The March King' aud th
superb band under his direction ia eveI
greater this year than ever before. Sous
Is the most conspicuous musician In tn
country with three operas OF his own Of
the road In addition to the band. He will
D be heard In concert here, Tuesday after
Q noon only, Nov. LIST. Secure your seat
In advance at Farmers.
The largest and best stock OF lined an
unlined Gloves In town at Sinaaer's.
The Intelligencer Is 10 receipt OF a lon
letter from Mr.. ]. NJ. Julian, Of San Diego
California. We make a few extracts: ~
l shall live till October 8, l shall pass int
!. my SD year. | am In my usual health
g that is for q young man; that is some
g thing for these Mckinley times. l lik
= the Intellieencer; 1t Is a good paper, and
e subscribe to your style Of editing, and t
Q most Of your views, down to the whippln
post. You are In the right place now
I aud l hope you will remain there as Ion
as you can walk, talk, see, scribbls O
: make your mark. It is dreadful TO be on
Of the business but with me IL is unavoid
able. In reading the Intslligencer l Sc
how my old and dear friends are passin
away, aud think how strange that l an
n permitted to live. God directs in thes
matters, and l wait. JEFF williams an
4 myself are the only Lexingtonians herr
He Is q brother OF Arch. have a brothe
here named Arch. He once lived In Lex
a iugton, and was employed by A. Grahar
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and W. Morrison In the tin business.
/. your sheriff is q son Of my old friend job
o Fulkerson, please present him with m
regards. You have a carte blanch to ten
der afiectionats regards to all my oil
q friends In and around Lexington. Their
Is one Ethan Allen back there somewhe'
q whom 1 would not have you overlook
Also, Mr.. Barley and wife, Mrs. LamborI
venable, Grimes, Clowdsleys, WinsorI
aud John Ryland. Ask Zen. II he remen
bers one time In the upper part of th
courthouse In the days Of Montgomerl
Are you married. You should be. Ais
remember me to BIZ Meet" A later lei
d tor from MI. Julian says: as Georr
m Wilson a son OF the old banker. admit
that man for his knowledge, and his wi
Al llngness TO import II. His article in yor
p paper, copied from the Mississippi Vale
re- Democrat, Is valuable, like all he write
u One OF the McCausland's, a native OF Lei
ington, Ia my preacher In charge. l d
/. no. know his given name, He Is a GOO
preacher and l like him. He Is kin TO '
@. Mcoauslsnd, 70 whom give my r.
I'd gards."
D. D. HAeoksr wants 5000 dozen eggs
once, WIN pay cash. II