The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-11-23

Everybody attend the plush cloak sale al
Read the new al this morning,
Advertising is the rhetoric and not the
logic of trade; its business is to persuade and
Newspaper advertising, rightly started,
rightly stuck TO, solidly backed ny, ensures
business success Ayers Newspaper Annual
The play is irresistibly funny, bright with
gems. Arthur Love takes 'front.' rank
as a comedian; his company evidently has
been selected with care.- Daily Sun, Balti-
more.
No form of communication with the public
is so cheap Ms newspaper advertising; no
agent is so moderate in his charge and none
so untlring in his work as the liye news
paper.
"Senator Spreadeagle" last night was I'M
mensely funny. Loves Funny Folks COM
pany are true artists and deserve the liberal
patronage they receive.-I (Daily) Constitu-
ton. Atlanta, Ga. Opera house Nov. 20.
County Treasurer J. r. DrlIard this week
paid off The judgement of S15,2O7 90 held by
the First National Bank of Dubuque, Iowa,
against Lafayette county. This now removes
all but about $4,000 of the old bonds which
have not been paid of or compromised.
The programme to be rendered at the
musical and Evolutionary entertainment to be
given by the pupils of c. F.. c. Ut the opera
house Monday night is an unusually attrac-
tive one. See ii elsewhere In this paper and
then go to Royle h Sons and secure your
seats.
A petition was being circulated last Thurs
day and numerously signed by the prominent
business men Of the city, asking the COVER
nor to pardon Geo. DeMsslers, now serving
o long sentence in The Missouri peniteniiary.
He has already been incarcerated for about
thirteen years.
The following names in room No, |, of the
MaYview public schools, c. +. ChrislerOn
teacher. appear upon the honor roll for the
frst month:-Charlty Waters, Bessie Brad.
| ley, and John Marshall. An average grade
Of 90 per cent or above must be made TO ad-
NIT to the roll OF honor. The scholars are
graded strictly. The report for other grades
will be given next month.
Beginning with January LIST next, the Rev,
l IL LIE w ~ L hlIuhScs ~ A's VIII bCCOluG Ont
of tho editors Of the Ladies' Home journal,
of Philadelphia. The famous preacher will
have a regular departmz ut each month.
written by himself, with the title "Under
My Study Lamp" His first contribution
will appear In the January number of the
Journal. DIR. Talmage's salary Is said to be
one Of the largest ever paid for editorial
work.
We would call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Henry Cobb. of Wellington who
has recently located there and opened up au
elegant line'of dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes. A merchant with enterprise enough
about him TO advertise his goods and wares
In papers outside his own city, and thereby
advertising his town at the same time, deser-
yes the respect and confidence of his fellow
citizens. who hould show their appreciation
by giving him not only a share but a large
proportion Of their patronage.
Mr.. J.. f. Smoek, one OF our many enter
prising fruit and and vegetable growers ships
each week $50 dozen punches of celery to
Wichita, Kas. He receives 80 cents per
dozen for them delivered at the express Or
fee in this city. So YOU see even the people
Of Kansas, who are naturally slow in con
ceding anything to Missouri, are learning
that Missouri (and Lafayette county especial.
ly) is the garden spot Of the world and send
here for their vegetables. We hope to see
the business continue to increase. mir Smock
started by shipping ten dozen per week and
In a comparatively short space Of time the
business has increased to fifteen times that
amount.
Higginsville: Mr.. L.. T. land left Monday
for a three weeks trip through Texas. His
wife will spend her time with relatives OF
Sweet Springs during his absence. Mrs. g.
r. Elliott left Saturday morning for Tampa,
Fa., to spend the winter with her son who Is
there for his health. Mrs. p. f, Ayres, W o
has been at Eldorado Springs for some two
months for her health. is much improved and
Is expected home next Tuesday. MIR. Cnas.
BorIand and wife, of Hannibal, and Mr..
Harry BOrland aud sister, Miss Mary, oil
Glasgow, spent seyeraI days this week with
their parents here. Mrs. Alice Neal and three
children. formerly Of this place but now OF
Warrensburg, are visiting relatives here this
week. Mrs. w. j. Chambllss and baby left
Sunday evening for their home at Jefferson
City after a protracted visit to the family o.
Mr.. Frank Campbell. Misses Ida Turpir
and Katie Barnett were guests of Mrs. NJ. l.
Belt several days this week. Miss EvI
Asbury was In KansssCity most of last week
having gone there to attend the wedding o.
Miss Hassle Garnet. well and favOrably known
in social circles here. Mrs. Tom Hill and
baby returned to their home at Odessa sun.
day, after a stay of some weeks with reIa.
tives. Mr.. Jim Beach spent Sunday aud Mon
day at Glasgow visiting his best girl. DIR
, Lewis, Of st. Louis, formerly OF this county
and now state agent for the American Bibl,
Society, spent Saturday and Sunday at THU
place, and preached at the Methodist church
d, Sunday morning and night. Married. at th,
residence Of the BRIDES parents, Sunday, Nov
nth. by Rev. Conner, Mr.. Carl Turman ant
Miss Myrtle Hoffman, both Of this place.
Corder:-Mr John Meyer left for ct. Loui
Tuesday morning, to buy a stock Of hard
! ware. He and his partner, Mr. Paul Meyer
will open up a stock of hardware and gro.
I ceries about the first of December. Mrs. II
: f. klienschmidt is entertaining her siste
; from st. LOUIS. Mrs. Fl. F. Groves and Ms
] Alma Pulliam spent last SATURDAY. in Mar
shall. Miss Mollie Green, Of Blackburn. an,
Miss Lizzie Hencock, OF Mt. Leonard. spen
2 last Thursday here visiting Miss Lizzie Rim
and attending the Corder- Harrison wedding
e Miss Ida Cunningham, Of Columbia, VIII
was here last week to attend the marriage o
Y her friend, Miss Comorah Harrison, left TO
her home Saturday morning. Miss Marion
Shredder, who has been sick for several days
, Is convslescent Rev. Cockrell commence,
| q protrscted meeting ut the Baptist churc
. last Sunday. Rev. W. B.. Mcfarland 10 q
! Bethel this week carrying on Il protracte,
meeting. Miss Ann Ramey died very sud
denly at her home, near here, Monday morn
Ing. At the Baptist church, IN this city, OF
the afternoon OF the 18th inst, at 3 O'Clock, il
!. the presence OF a vast assemblsge OF relative
D and friends. 'amid music, flowers and admir-
? ing glances," Mr.. Nathan Corder led d
Hymns altar Miss C0morah, the graceful
gracious and accomplished daughter of Judg
j. W. Harrison. To the inspiring strains q
g the wedding march, which was PLAYED b
! Miss Virgle Hendricks, of HigginsVille. Ia
manly groom and his fair BRIDE entered III
j church and passed up the aisle, preceded b
the ushers, Messrs. VIII Fleet and Edwar
e Roberts, and the attendants, DIR. WIN. Welt
g of Higgins willie and Miss Bette CordPr, siste
8 Of the groom; Mr.. VIII Harrison, brother {
the bride, and Miss Lida Cunningham, {
e Columbia; DR.. Il. II. Martin md Miss Luc
1 Starke. They were met at the altar by III