The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21

CAV W. ~ NE'N ~ AhS''
toy line YOU want, for he will make prices
low. dec7t3
''Doc" Helm. for assauIting Jos. Perry,was
fined 81 and costs by Esquire Clayton, Thurs
day.
The finest line of chocolate cream and bon
bons, at ID. Hackers bakery and coniec.
tionerv. IL
EegIeston X Bro. have the incest line of
fruits aud confectionery in the city and at
nod rocr nrices. d2Il2
II YOU want TO see the incest line Of can
dies in The city, go to d.. Hackers bakery
and confectionery. IL
Candy of all kinds, oranges, bananas
ralsins, nuts, figs and fire-crackers for Christ
noe a, Tr,og n sbelby,s. dl4l2
Eggleston " Bro, have the largest and
incest line of eatables, suited for the holiday
trade, to be found IN the city. dSli2
Don't throw away our money but buy
useful presents such as n blanket or bed
comforter. Ahrens' have them and cheap
Too dl4t2
The ferry boat did not run for several days
this week, being unable to get n landing on
the south side of the river on account OF low
water.
Patsy Mcdonald on 3 charge Of ieloniously
assaultiug Geo, Lang, colored. was noun"
over TO the grand Jury In the sum OF S0oo DS
ESQUIRE Bascom last Friday.
The following numbers drew the six iarg-
est nrizes IN the Louisiana lottery drawing
which took Observation-Disclosures 49ll, 8o'6l'
1888. G9Gs4. 7O5S6. Do you hold any OF them!
The most thorough and efficient instruction
OIL the Piano, Organ, Violin, Viola, Contra
bass. etc.. and in TneorY and Harmony Is
given by f. j. Zeisberg at the E. A. SEMI
nary. sl4u
Can't. Thos. Wiley and Mr.. Geo. MullinIX
have closed "a trade with the Lexington Coal
Co.. aud after the list Of January the store at
Riverton will be owned and conducted by
them.
Cheap! Cheap!! / have just received a car
OF fine Michigan salt, fresh from the NINE
and have another one on the road, which |
will sell at 81 p per barrel. Come and get
IT, A. LOOMS. iune22tt
Call on Eggleston e. Bro. for bananas,
oranges. dates, figs, raisins. candy. crackers.
oysters. turkeys, and for any thing you may
need in The grocery or fruit line. They have
about everything and at prices to suit. d2lt2
John Graham, of AulIville, who was men
toned in this paper last week as having been
arrested IN Pleasant Hill under AN indictment
found against him by the last grand jury
was brought to this city and admitted to bal
In the sum of 500.
, A nice dress or a silk umbrella, a muller
n handkerchief. a pair Of gloves, "A ladies
, gossamer, u marseilles quilt and tsble linens
, lace curtains; any of these make an appro
pirate and useful present. Ahrens have thu
, finest assortment and sell the cheapest. t2
We had the pleasure, Thursday, of smok
ing one of the hand made cigars OF Mr.. Stew
u art, The cigar manufacturer who has recently
, located here. He will soon be running hi
factory In full blast. His cigars are OF excel
n lent quality and we hope to see him pstroni2
Il ed BY our merchants and smokers.
Report of Thorp school for the mont
: ending December ID: Scholarship job
\ Mitchell, Alban Stewart, Joseph HANNAH
Ie Kenedav Harnah, Ada armstrong, Haiti
% Benton, Lille Chamberlain, Lucy Christy
4. Annie Garnett. Lizzie Hannah. Nanni
ID Talley and Matte Hannah, Honor roll Ad
Armstrong, Hattie Benton, Lille Chamber
lain, Lucy Christy, Annie Garnet, Liz
al Hannah. Mamie Talley and Hattie Hannal
,e Elm Park:-No one putting up ice We
IL Corn II nearly all gsrnered. VIM. Graham
III a noble voting msn, "has gone and got ma
ye ried.' We congratulate him. About or
week ago. Rev. j. j, DAVIS, a Method
evangelist and Rev. w. NJ. Reed. Of Eder
h. view. came to our neigbborhood and begs
10 preaching at night in III, Elm Park scho
1d house. Deep solemnIty pervades the COZ
he gregations ami several have prOfessed Chris
he The meeting continues with unabateG ]
d. terest.
y. Waverly:-Married. at the residence OF Il
TO brides father. Mr.. VIM. Broughton, on Il
es evening OF The 18th. Mr.. Smith RobertsC
be and Miss Annie Broughton. Rev. ". ]
is Winton officiating. M. Renick our able al
be efficient agent OF the Missouri Pacific dep
81 10 this cit v, has a leave Of absence from bus
~ tnfSs fls one month, during which time hin
X self and {ee,ily will visit his people
4H5f41r1ae, f>hfD. Mr.. Wilcox arrived he
r*sS<so95 and will take charge OF the Off
he farS& AZ ftnrn. Messrs. John Callawa
ut VISIT & <DfQ1a and Ike Gratz, visited lie!
Oh iuf<5n<I <IE&f& Lewis GratZ Sundied in I'll
cir city III &lz49<d biz brothers.. Mrs. w.
cd Steele, 9o{t<{1s<t1<}1p, IL the guest of b
~ parents, N;l5x2 5<aeE and wife. Mrs. JoI
Is Leach wastess3;54 i. 4shersday, very sudde
od ly, to the desIhsNsd u her sister, Nj
JET Wyatt, Her reh,aa ksft Inferred at t
Elmwood cemetryas atara1f .foorning. Nj
be Wilcox and chtIi arfix<d hyre Saturday e,
OF ming. Mrs. Parent add ehilifen visited
er Hodge several days the past week. Mess
lie Chapel and Charles BurklY, of Blackburn
nd were in this city Sunday calling. Rev, N
tie Houston, OF Dover. filled the pulpit at the
lie E. church SUNDAY evening. Nj. W. SpenC
,r- and daughter, spent Saturday in this CITY.
les Corder:-The weather is warm and dan
nd yet there has been a large quantity Of CO
:. garBered. Wheat Is rs promising as il W
ew could be. Several farmers are ~ploughiug
corn and oats Something to be remembers
ro- ploughing in the middle of December. r.
be Cockrill occupied his pulpit morning a
D., Il evening, Sunday. Large aud attentive &C
me eregatIons. All of the Sunday schools
Of COrder are making arrangements 10 give
'ice children Christmas feasts. We do not KIN
ul- the character OF the different feasts at t
tnu time. we uuueErlhHu tuB GtsUyleTlhuS v
en- have II tree and. perhaps, the Lutherans. I
viii Baptist meeting at Aullyille is still ~ pr
ress. We do not know what success has
Mt. tended them. q. o. Smith has been suffer
up for the last three weeks with blood DO
&C., He found much consolation in reading
The book of JOB. Mrs. Granville Page, a VI
en- old lady, ~ not expected TO live long.
ill was quite low yesterday. Mr.. Dan Jacks
,rh successor OF John Z. Gordon, Is in full p
session and moves around like he und
nj u stands what he Is doing. He has a q
l]Dcaltpu aud will doubtless do well. N
the Roth Is still suffering very much with
the finger. IL has been lanced three times. T
n a poor old lady is very feeble and nervous
T. j. almost death to her. She has many
Ing friends who would share her afticti
the if they could. May she soon be relieved.
Y il The BUrder:-What lovely weather.!
the IT he almost Christmas? Many years ago,
S" third winter in Missouri, was very mild
|, in the mud was very deep during the holidi
all and STEAMBOATS, run every month, all win
ign Are we To have another such? Wheat 10
Itv- splendid. Wheat threshlng Is again &c
Y Of Oh. Those who waited for a "rIse'' had
IL "A give in. at Iast. to ruling figures. Corr
top being gathered End there is a quantity OF
the sure; price, II % per barrel. Carpent
iree pIasteTPTs and painters are still at work