The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-10-22

Mr.. Geo. W. Null's great sale OF Poland
China swine will occur on Wednesday,
October 18th, at Elm Lawn farm, near
Odessa. Everybody knows that the finest
Poland Chinas In the world are In Null's
herd, and there are no poorly-bred hogs
on his farm. II you are interested In
hogs, attend this sale.
Beat Glenn Tyree2 Who can beat TyreeP
You had as we'll talk OF beating DR.. Bates,
Glenn Bledsoe, or Hub Campbell, or DIR.
Mann, or Matt Wilson. 1t Is not In the
cards to beat these men. The only ques-
tion that remains is as to their majoritiss,
and they will be larger than they were
two years ago.
II any democrat contemplates scratch
ing this year, let him remember that he
will set a very bad example II he does.
Let him remember also that some OF his
friends will be candidates before long,
and @ scratcher cannot "point with
pride" to his W record, and cannot
blame the record OF others.
The most vigorous workers have spells
Of stirred feeling" now and then. This
feeling is caused by arrangement in the
stomach, liver and bowels. A few doses
OF Prickly Ash Bitters quickly corrects
the disorder and sends the blood tingling
through the veins, carrying life and re-
newed energy throughout the system.
Sold by Leroy Farmer. 2t
Elder Fenstermacher will preach at the
Christian church, in this city, Sunday
morning, october sOth. He preached last
Sunday, but the weather was 80 bad that
many members Of the church remained at
home. 1t 10 urged by the officers OF the
church that the membership make an
effort to hear him. Remember the date.
One week from tomorrow.
Omaha Herald: "Dr. p. s.. Henson
spread a rich repast OF pungent wit.
wisdom and humor before q brilliant
audience last night. He is a born humor-
list, yet capable Of rising to heights oil
brilliant eloquence. He is not stately in
form or imposing in manner, but Just
natural and taking in a high degree. II
doesn't seem possible that a shaft OF his
sarcasm should ever be directed at a help.
less object. He is full Of love for human.
ity and pity for the fallen, but the wa he
lashes hypocrites and exposes sham IL
something refreshing to hear" DR.
Henson will deliver n OF his famous
lectures at the New Grand opera house
Friday, October 2Sth.
Hon. George Wilson delivered a speech
at the court house, Thursday night, TO 1
small audience. He claims to be ian in
dependent candidate for congress, aud the
nominee Of the peoples party" He sale
the probabilities were that the Cubar
question, the Philippine question and tn,
tariff question will be settled some way
by the present congress, and the new
congress will have very little important
Legislation, and under the circumstances
the people Of this district had better lool
after their OWE interests. He though
that II he should be sent to congress h,
could get an appropriation OF $4,000 Il
put into q memorial building to com
memorate the soldiers who fell In tn,
battle OF Lexington. This building wOulC
be used as a p~ostofiice, and In the uppe
story would be a for a museum, Il
preserve mementoes Of this and othe
battles; q large room In the upper stor,
could be used as an armory. etc. HI
thought that Mr.. Cowherd or Mr.. Wei
born might do something to secure thi
building, but neither would work for |
az he would. He claimed that he hat
studied this subject q long time, ant
that 1t was his idea,-his plans,-an'
no mar can work q plan as we'll q
the man who makes It. He promised I,
develop his ideas Of tariff and finance at
later date. He spoke one hour, and wa
listened to closely.
Wentworth Academy boys are loyal h
the school, as witness the following from
the Kansas City Times Of yesterday
"will support their team. Alumni o
Wentworth Military Academy to stand b.
the eleven. The splendid showing mad
thus far this season by the foot ball tesn
from the Wentworth Military academy a
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