The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-07-08
PatrOnize home msrchants.

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Qulte a crowd OF young and old folks Y
re getting ready to go down TO McAlister
next week, Tor a few days. u
We call attention TO II. W. winsor's
'mcnded list Of city real estate for sale In I
mother column. Some new places have
'een added. 7-sA '
Mr.. Ed. Brawner has Just finished
the residence of Rev. X. Ryland. l
painted 1t inside and outside, and 1t is
irst-class job. ,
MT. Hall Corder, q son Of Mr.. Aldridge =
OF wayerly, writes his father
that he has a gold mine that assays sl,ls6 :
per ton. We hope his ore will not run out. I
During the absence Of Mr.. viviou, Mr..
l. q. Ryland will act as assistant prose. ,
attorney. Yesterday he went to
Concordia to look into the merits and
dement's OF a couple OF cases 10 the justice
courts.
Next Thursday evening, July 18th, the
ladies OF Edenyiew church will give a
lawn social at the residence Of Mr.. J.. l..
Marshall, two miles south OF this city.
Everybody invited and a pleasant time
guaranteed.
Mr.. Joseph Glesh, who lives In East
Lexington, is getting well. He had a leg
amputated some weeks ago. Drs. Crist
and Ryland performed the amputation,
which was necessitated by gangrene set
ting In at the foot.
There will be a lawn social at the
residence Of Mr.. Joseph B. Shelby on the
evening Of July 18th, under the auspices
OF the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Chris
tian church. Refreshments will be
served. Liverymen will take people to
the party at reduced rates. $40
The whistle OF the electric light plant
was sounded at q little after ten O'Clock
Thursday night, and all who heard 1t
knew that something was wrong. The
iucandescent armaturs had been burned
out by lightning. Another armature was
placed in position, and the lights were
soon turned on.
A telephone message from Odessa, just
as We were going to press yesterday
evening, announced that Mr.. VIM. Pearcy
had Just been buried. He died July 9Th,
at his residence In that city, aged 70
years, II months and and II days. He was
an old resident Of the city. He was
buried from the Baptist church, the pail
bearers being Messrs. B. @. Baggerly, W.
T. Glover, Joseph II. Christy, j. NJ,
. Perdue. j.. G. Cobb and A. B. Hintz.
I HIgginsville says that their Fourth oil
, July celebration was a big success, In
a spite OF the rain. The speeches wert
A good, the crowd immense, the baby show
. Just too nice for any use, and the music
and fire works were grand. A carriage
, containing Mayor Lehman went TO thu
q depot to meet May or John G. Young, o
4 this city, but he was not present, ant
this was the only cause Of regret tn
Higginsville people felt during the day.
, Charles McMullen, a son Of 7. L. Nc
Mullen, OF Odessa, ran away from hom'
n twenty o n years ago. He was about tel
years old, and wore a straw hat, a cheaI
;, suit, and was barefooted. Thursda.
, morning he surprised the "old folks a
- home" by walking 10 on them. He ha
Just gotten home from Klondyke, wher
he has a gold mine, and to prove that
lie a mine he showed q pocket full @
nuggets. OF course the people OF Odess
are proud to welcome the wanderer bac
home.
BANK FIXTURES AM FURNITURE 70
:. SALE-The furniture and fixtures OF tt
Lafayette County Bank are for sale
:, low figures. An old style safe, q moder
., burglar proof chest; counter, book cas-
: sundry law books; an Encyclopedia
dictionary; Appleton's fine atlas, Smi'
"a Premier type writer, scales for detectir
counterfeit coins; scales with tn
weights. desks, tables. chairs, 60. App
!, at the old stand. Splendid hre-pro
vault, which can be taken out, is all
Iss for sale. $40
Oak Grove Banner: Jackson and Lafa.
w. 49, w. hos, oonn,ia. in M,ssoul
We produce the biggest mules, the be
y corn, the most luxuriant blue grass al
W clover, the finest horses and the pure
n. brad cattla and bops. More pretty gil
and gallant men are to be found In JacI
cd son a,d I~otsvatte than any other "
nd o~onn,ies In the state. And Missouri
cir ,o,ad Tor ,ts heautv and chiyalry. Cor
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on ,.rdar n, Eden ~ Won want To enjoy n
n in ito ,nlIest and sublimest degree.
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