The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-07

Mrs. Arnold solicils attention of ladies 10
her stock OF millinery and notions. d7t2.
some unregenGrate cuss gObbled on to
JuIor Wade's Christmas gobbler last week.
Pure Is Kt. plain gold rings, warranted,
at Grimes IL VenablG's, jewelers., dec7t3
For Sale-A irst-class music box with
bells. Will sell cheap; call on l.. X. Kauf-
mann. nov3Ott
Last Thursday was a raw. dIsagreeabIe
day, with a slight mist falling nearly all the
time.
Go 20 LOOmis' grocery store, 18Th and
FFauhlin avenue. for your castor machine oil.
He 10, n e best. j~nnrI5rf
Ahr,n> has decided to quit handling
cloaks, aud is selling them out. Now ~
your chance. Read his al. d7tf
BY AL me Ius go aud hear the Woody Bros.
concert IN the Y. NJ. G. A. hail tonight.
Tickets at kOyle Il Son. 30 cents.
The hmous Woody Bros. male quartetIe
will give IN eut srlainment in the Y. NJ. c.
A.. bah this evening Tor the benefit of the as
s,c.alion.
TO close Ont my cloak and quit handling
tlrm, | will sell them regardless Of their
al value; cost no consideration NJ Ahrens'.
Read his al. d7if
The II told you So man was q lite numer
Gus last saturday 81 soon a. 1t was known
chat the bridge had been broken by the Ice
The night before.
We have the largest stock of gold and
silver witches, and will sell them lower than
ever. Call and ste the new goods, at Grimes
~ Nenabie, jew lers. decTi3
I'd Lee the butcher and grocer, has bar
gnins Ia offer, and has learned by experience
that the only way TO let the people know
what lac has is the use OF printers ink. Read
lris lI.
The net receipts of the bridge haye been
about Sl,I00 up TO Dec. l. 1t was opened
for travel ON Sept. 13tn. This is at the rate
on The c,>t.
Chear! Cleap!! / have just received a car
Ut line Michigan salt, fresh from the mine,
and have another one on the road, which [
viii sell at ~ % per barrel. Come and get
II. n. LOOMS. june22tt
\ pleasant Socisble was given at the 6si-
dence Of Judge JnO. Z. Ryland Thursday
niaht in honor of the Messrs. RyIand. of San
use, Cal. and Miss May Small. of Sedalia,
who are visiting here.
The Burden orchestra, an excellent one,
with fourteen members, will furnish music at
tue opera house Monday night, when the
Deestrick Skule will be presented for the
benrti, Of Mr.. Eugene Ewing.
Kansas Guy Star:-"The new editor of the
Boonrillr Topic is Il Baptist preacher. 1t is
understood that he is looking around Tor a
wicked partner" He will be able TO fill the
bill himself after having a few years exueri-
ence with delinquent subscribers.
a sewing society has been organized
rmOr2 the laiies OF the Methodist church
wth Mira. W. ID. Rankin as president, Mrs.
J. Il. silver rs secretary and Mrs. j. ID. Con-
ner as treasurer. They will do sewing for
parties wishing it and the proceeds will be
used for the benefit Of the church.
A mans Sign offers a mute Invitation ia
those who pass his place of business; his
circular cal. only reach those to whom per-
sonal attention Is given; but his announce
ment in i newspaper goes into the highways
and byways, finding customers and compell-
iiS 10 W lShu III
can Stationer.
A very pleasant ''open session. was given
At he dancing academy last Tuesday mig hit.
Quite n nice little crowd assembled and all Of
those who were present, whether scholars OF
not, were given instructions by the efficient
teacher, Prof. Il. S. Spshr. His scholars are
making rapid progress. A nice time was had
by all until II o'clock. The music was fur
nished by the II. U. q. & S. orchestra.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. e.
church will give a supper in the vacant store
room. opposite the drug store Of Mr.. c, W.
LOOmis, on Franklin avenue. Friday even.
ing December II, 1889. Supper from 8 p. m.
to as late as desirable. The reputation OF
these ladies in this line Is a sufficient guar
antee that the supper will be elegant In all
its appointments. Give them a liberal
patronage.
Following is the roll OF honor of the May
view public school for the 81 month enting
Nov. p. ROOM .. Miss Julia Neale, teacher
Ella Drummonds, Minnie Wilson. Maggie
Bertsch, Emma Waters, Bette McElroy,
Davie McAllister. Clearance Jones, Maurice
Jones, Abbie Pucket. Irene Major. Archie
Kelly and Mary Stuedle. Room !, >. f.
Christeson, t%eacner; Bessie Bradley, Beulah
Boone, John Marshall and Chas. Waters.
The above named scholars made an average
grade of scholarship Of over 80 per cent.
Engine 239, the switch engine under charge
OF Yard Master Walk, went to Sewell mine
NO 2. last Tuesday, to do some work, and
knowing the local freight from the west wa.
due Fireman Love was sent out to flag IL
His signals were either misunderstood or I'm.
heeded and the two engines came together
The engineers. Messrs. Long and Leyburn
jumped of and escaped injury. The two
engines were considerably damaged. Mr.
Walk catches the blame and. consequently
MIR. Thos. Houston will hold down his Job
for him until the beginning of the new year,
A week ago last Wednesday The thirty
miners working for the Lafayette Coal com
panY, four miles east of this, gave the man
ager, VIM. f. KerdOlff, notice that IL Mr.,
Arch Williams, the weight IN ster, was moi
discharged that they would not work, com .
plainlng that he made unintentIona mistakes
and that the mistakes were always against
them MIR. Kerdolf inquired into the mat
ter and decided to retain MIR. Williams, and
accordingly the miners struck Saturday an
on Monday posted notices to 9th er miners re
q%uestin@ them to keep way from the minei
until the trouble is settled. They are still
out and Mr., Kerdolff Is looking for NOR,
miners. We hope TO see the matter amicabiy
/ adjusted.