The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-02-19

FOR RENT.-A dve-room cottage on
RIdgeway, near Eleventh street. Call at
this office. 1-29tf
Eyes examined and tested free at Lud-
wigs jewelry store. Emil Ludwigs, OPP
tician. 1t
Guttering, roofing and repairing
promptly attended to by G. E. Yingling,
opposite p~ostoffice. 2-5tf
For RENT.-Farm of 81 acres, equipped
for raising poultry on a large scale.
A. D. HAWK,
Box 500, Lexington, Mo.
We will do your Painting and Papering
NOW, much cheaper than in the spring,
when the rush Is on. UT BROS. 1 Sm2
The river rose considerably Monday and
Tuesday. The bar at the foot of Tenth
street was completely covered Tuesday.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Six intelIi-
gent ladies and gentlemen. Salary 81 90.
Crocker, CITY.
Smith Benedict ia getting onto bis job.
There has beer no frozen feet or delay at
the ferry for the past week, and conf
denoe is being restored.
The Star Pathduders, of Kansas City,
will play the w. N. A. team q game of
ball at the Academy gymnasium tonight.
Admission, 26ci ladies, Is cents.
The East End Club Is a new social
organization. It il o. <. It was organ
ICED with twelve lady members. Who
will join q become number thirteenT
We wish every ex-confederate 10 the
state could read the Confederate Veteran.
published at Nashville. We can furnish
the INTELLIaENORR and the Veteran for
one year for s1.76. 1-stf
Tonight the Adelphlan Literary Society
of E. A. Seminary will hold its second
open s. ssion, at b college chapel. A big
crowd Will be present, and a splendid
entertainment has been prepared.
Vim, vieor and victory i-thsss are the
characteristics Of De Wits Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for oonsti-
liver troubles. Day q Shelby, Leading
Druggists. 1-16tf
Areonia Literary Society. OF Central
College, will give one OF their best enter
tain ments next Tuesday night, at the
opera house. Argonia has a reputation
to sustain, and will do It, and will win
new laurels.
"They don't make much fuss about It."
We are speaking of De Wits Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills for
constipation, biliousness, aud all stomach
and liver troubles. They never grippe.
Day & Shelby, Leading Druggists. 1-16tf
Regular meeting Lexington Lodge No.
149. A. F. and A. NJ, Monday, February
2lst, at 7.80 p. m. Work in F. G. degree.
Members requested to be present, visiting
brethren always welcome. H. W. Winsor,
Secretary. F. T. Wilson. W. III.
Mayview Progress: The Lexington In
TELLIaENCER has passed its twenty.
eighth milestone. 1t is one Of the best
papers In the county. Always foil Of good
spicy news, and Its editorials clean, deal.
ing fairly with all public questions.
The arst bicycles of the season made
their appearance on Main street last
Tuesday. It was the frat time the weather
and the condition OF the roads have been
favorable to wheelmen. Interest In bicy-
cling matters promises to be greater than
ever the coming season.
Mr.. Erne-t KrIehn, while riding his
bicycle, Wednesday, had q hesd.end col
Iision with q buggy. The horse was
gentle and did not run away. The bicycle
was badly broken and could not run away,
aud Ernest sprained his ankle and did not
feel like running away.
An oyster supper was given at tbs hos
pitable home OF J. L. Rice on last Friday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice are noted for
the generous way In which they entertain
their friends and never were they In better
spirits. Many kinds OF games were indulg-
Cd In. Misses L,ura Warder and Mary
Wyatt favored rs with some songs. which
were given In their usual graceful name
A very enjoyable evening was spent by
all.
The Lexington B. & L. put on sale 235
shares Of the twelfth series last Saturday
morning. When the secretary, Chas. W.
Loomis, reached his store Saturday morn
ing he found q number of people waiting
for him, and In twenty miuutes after bis
arrival every share was sold. A column
of eulogy could not onvey the oompli-
ment expressed IN the above few words.
Money talks, and when men are anxious
to invest ia IN enterprise, 1t proves what
they think of 1t.
HiggInsvills Leader: Several of our citi.
Gems who have Investigated b matter
and know something Of the surface indi-
10 oil countries have decided to
organise q stock company for the purpose
of sinking Q we'll 1000 feet deep. The
oily asphalt discoveries north OF town are
said to be the cropping out on oil ter
On the south are several strong
gas wells which always emsnste from
petrolem deposits. These and other
sure signs have caused the effort
to be made. Besides IL oil II not discovered
II goes without saying that az Unlimited
of water will be secured, which to
HigEinsvilIe would increase the city re.
ceipts at least $1,000 per year. Stock is
being issued to the Subscribers In
to the amount subscribed. and
when 2 1000 is taken boring will commence
Prominent among the good attractions
booked here 10 the Observation-Disclosures
company, that appears NJ the New Grand
opera house, Tuesday, March I. Il CUM
prises = picked lot of wsll-kAown come
and condolences, and q comedy In
"Dodgo's Trip TO New York" that IL oop-
one of the funniest on the boards,
The fact that this IL the twelfth season OF
the Organization speaks volumes In It's
John e. Henshsw. who leads the
company, IL known ell over the country
one Of the most gifted and versatile
It was he who wac the author
of that famous "It's q good thinR-push
It along" which has travelled over this
country as well as abroad. Others IN the
company are George Mack, Len F. Grin.
nell, Geo. Housar, Taylor Williams, Frank
Emerson, Blanche Ward. Ceriotta, Ella
Gardiner, Clara Van Veohton, Mia
ME Williams and Ten Broeok. The mu.
.ic al menu OF this organization 10 very
comprising some twenty-five
numbers, which include all up-to-date
successes direct from New York and Lon.
don. This will be Q great treat for the
lovers of fun and music.
On the 18th day Of August, 1887, the
body Of Herbert a. Kay, q young man
rom NebTaska, who had been Waiting at
.4nttou, Colorado, was found dead
n 9 cnlyert near the top Of Pixies Peak.
He had bsep shot through the head.
About the time the body was found, q