The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-24

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Mr., Johu P Larkin, Of WelliuRton.
candidate for sheriff, was 10 the city
Mr.. L. q. Ryland. assistant prosecuting
attorney, went to Aullville Thursday
on official business.
Prot. II. d. Demand left Thursday
for a visit to Independence, and will
probably 20 to wArreusburg before re-
turning.
The transfer company keeps a call book
the Mammoth livery stable, and o at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders al
these places. l0-27-tf
The supreme court did not hand down
on opinion 10 the beer inspection case.
Meanwhile every man feels competent to
inspect beer for himself.
The ladies Of the Christian church in
this city will give a CHECKED. pie supper
on the evening OF the 9th OF March. Par
ticulars will be given later.
The Missouri State Missionary Associa.
ton will meet at Cowgirl, Mo. March
q. %. Free entertainment to all delegates.
Address Mrs. j.. A. Liuville.
For SALE OR RENr.-Farm OF 81 acres,
8 miles south Of Lexington. Twenty acres
adjoining eau be bought. Apply to ]. r..
M~oorehead. Lexington, Mo. 2.lti
Mrs. w. II. Chiles, accompanied by her
son, Henry, vent to Kansas City Wed.
nesday evening for a visit OF several
days to her daughter, Mrs W. Il. Com
stock.
Postmaster J. NJ. Crowder went TO St,
Louis Wednesday night to attend the
convention Of Missouri postmasters,
which met Thursday for a two days
session.
For SALE,-A pair of No. l work mules,
8 years old, IS hands high, weigh about
1910 each; mares, well broken. Also 8
young No / Registered Poland Bears. A.
p. Young, near Prairie church. 2l7-tf
Mr.. Isaac o. Hays received q message
Thursday morning from his brother, Mr..
r. Sam Hays, at Sweet Springs, an
nouncing the death, Wednesday night, Of
the 2 .year.old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
Johns.
Don't let the hand Of time paint wrin
kles on your face. Keep young, by keep.
ing the blood pure and the digestive or
gans in a healthful condition. Herbine
will do this. Health is youth, disease and
sickness brings old age. Price, so cents.
For sale by Crenshaw & Young.
The Mulberry Grove Argus, published
at Mulberry Grove, Illinois, says that the
Farmers and Merchants Bank will be
started there on the 10Th OF February. W.
G Shields will be cashier and W. @. Co.'S
will be assistant cashier. The latter gen
tleman Is a son Of Rev. ]. G. Coss, OF this
city.
A recital was given by the pupils Of
Baptist College last Friday night, and
notwithstanding the miserable weather
there was the usual crowded house. Al
excellent programme was presented
which was rendered In a creditable man
ner, and the audience showed It's approva
by generous applause at the conclusion o
each selection.
Tuesday, February 9th, Orion lodg'
No. Is, l.. o. o. f., of this city, will cele
brate its ditieth anniversary, and tn
event will be observed In an appropriate
manner An interesting programme ha
; been arranged for the occasion, consist
terspersed with addresses by members O
. the order. The Hon. John 8. Blackwell
Will make the principal address Of tn
evening. At the conclusion OF the eIer
a cises 10 the hall the members will adlour
to ID. Hackers restaurant, where =
elegant banquet will be sarvsd. 1t wi
be a memorable event in the history {
q the lodge. We acknowledge the receiE
OF an invitation to above entertainment
"Everybody's Magazine" for March
v rich 10 that sort OF pleasant reading this
D combines instruction with quick and cas-
interest. OF the important articles is Z"
3 Glimpse OF the Germ World by q. v
Winterburn, NJ. d.. This is the simpI
explanation for the month, and takes u
e the subject OF bacteria and the enormou
g amount OF good they do to humaoit!
IL treats Of their origin and labors In
/. fascinating way, aud imparts an astonist
ing amount Of information 10 a mann,
which makes it stick to the memor.
Theodore Tracy tells OF 1.-THE Silk IL
dustry In America His article Is Il
first In the series "Great American 1t
dustries," and tells a remarkable story
a wonderful success following unnumbej
ed failures. These are fifteen short stori,
and articles of the type dictated by Il
= policy of this magazlne--snappy, briGh
interesting aud clean.
We announce, this morning. the uau
II OF Judge J. Henry Green, as a candida
k for re nomination as judge OF the counI
n court from the western district. He wi
probably have no opposition; at least '
have heard Of none. Judge Green is we
= known 10 every portion Of this count
aud there is no man who stands higher
the estimation OF our people. His word
as good as his bond, aud he has made
as good a Judge as we ever had. II
court has done a good work in reiundir
some OF our high.lnterest bonds, and
meeting the various questions Of finanC
- road improvement and bridge. buildIn
and the people are not slow to show the
= appreciation OF such ability aud hone
work. Mr. Green is a democrat, but ia
" not probable that The republicans vi
dominate al opposition candidate. 1t is
n credit to any ticket TO carry the names
such men as Mr.. Green.
st Mr.. Legion Yancey, OF WAverly,
y announced this morning as a candida
for representative In the state legislator
W have no hesitation In endorsing hi
II as being an honorable gentleman, We
. qualified for the position. He was boI
aud reared in this county, and his eve
u Interest is Identified with the count
~ He was educated at Wentworth Academ
u In this city, living here for i've years, al
Is completed his education at Central %
y le ye, Fayette, one OF the best colleges
u the state. lie Is a Mason, and an otic
in the lodge at Waverly, and a member
% Royal Arch chapter at Marshall. lie
u also a member OF the A. o U. W. NJ
10 Yancey IL a descendant Of some OF o
d oldest and best families. He is a gran
VI son Of Col. David HentoD, one OF /
d pioneers OF Missouri; he is a nephew
u Mr.. John L. Corder, who was so lol
ID president Of the Middleton bank; also
e. nephew Of the late Col. Frank Gordu
er one Of General Shelby's most vAlia
officers; a nephew OF DR.. s. W. Brown wi
y was Shelby's brigade surgeon. Conf
down from such a line as this, bis demo
IN racy ia above reprOach. 1t is bred al