The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-28
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Take your jars or cans to Bour & Sons and ="
have them filled with pure, home made
lard decl4t =
Eggleston y Bro. have the incest line OF y
fruits and confectionery In the city, and at "
bed rock prices. d2t2 d
Don't use packing house lard when you
can get 'he pure article by leaving your Jars =
or cans Eith Bour N Son, Franklin avenue. If "
Good-Sanee 10 secure an excellent cornet =,
Is now offered. They are secondhand hui
are as good as new. They arc of the cele-
brated Hiqham make and were recently used
the Knights OF Pythias, OF Kansas CITY, :
See them at Ludwigs' iewely store. d2lt2
Messrs. Bour " Son will fill your jars ar
cans with pure, homemade lard II left with
them nj their store on Franklin avenue. II
Call on Eggleston & Bro. for bsnanas'
oranges, dates. figs, raisins, candy, crackers
oysters, turkeys, and for any thing you may
m.nssdi in the grocery or fruit line. They have
s>a Eaxerything and at prices to suit. d2lt2
&I1;s1{nn q Bro, have the largest and
<t 3ins Of eatables, suited for the holiday
<11dsft0sb found in the city. d2li2
Home grown and strictly pure Duckwhest
-four, at EGgleston & Bro. d2lZ
Wonderful advance has been made In Galen-
dar making of late wears, and the enterprls-
Ing proprietors of Hoods Sarsapsrilla seem
10 have completely mastered the business,
for their calendar for 1890 Is so beautiful IN
conception and general effect rs to be almost
beyond Improvement.
Atmore's celebrated mince meat, NJ Eggles.
ton 81 Bros. u2N2
"a Mad Love; or. rhe Able and His
SECS. 81. Eadle lola, Is published by.r. b.
8<> Z fsbthers, and selling at the ex-
~ f@I1<f# 31S price OF twenty five cents a
IL <zZzlE "a Mad Love" is a tale Of
ksdaam6hiou, and is one of the most
peculiar novels IN existence.
some inspired idiot thinking to have IA
Christmas Joke starred the rumor that Mr..
w. b. Bolton held \ ticket which drew Sl5.-
900 in the Louisiana lottery. MIR. BIS. re-
putatiOn for general good luck made the re-
ports fly thick and fast. He saws his greatest
regret is that It wasnOt true.
Eggleston & Bro. have the largest and
n tesst line Of ~eatables, suited for the holiday
trade, to be found in the city. d2lt2
Uncle Billy Blue. who claims he will be
10 years Of age on the 10Th of Msy, 1890, was
In town last Saturday rs lively as u cricket
and apparently in as good health and strength
a. the ordinary man of 20 years. The proofs
that be prestnt to snbstantlate his claim to
- elng the Oldest man in the state, II not In
he union. are said to be undoubted.
Frank FIeuret, a miner at Riverton, was
practiclng with a target rifle Saturday. and
having knocked the target down. loaded and
s.eocked" his gun and laid 1t down while he
went TO replace the target. About this time
Jas. Hughes. Jr., came along, picked up The
rifle. sna accidentally discharged It, th= ball
tsxzEf4El<nf 4 lodging place in Fieuret's elbow.
f& 94z6 a painful but not very serious
n so EggIeston Il Bro. and see their
t6&Nto0d ind get Prices. d21l2
W. received. with the compliments of the
season. from Mr. j, p. Stewart, the cigar
manufacturer, of this city. a box OF excellent
ctgars. The writer hereof has smoked
enough cigars 10 commence thinking he is a
fair Judge of them and rrOnounce' these a.
good and in many respects Chat of cleanIi-
ness In making, for instsnce) better than
most of the cigars handled in This city. We
Wish for you. Mr.. Stewart, a prosperous aud
Aaappy new year,
3 ono grown and strictly pure ~buckwheat
hour. at Eggleston " Bro. d2li2
All those wi shing an evenings enIoyment
and a good laugh shonld visit The opera house
next week and see HamIin's Wizard Oil con-
cert and specially company. Sentimental and
comic ypealafk e~iyzslesl lo- tkaueplsi5s - and
MISSION c6iae aud Bring youfwifes moibers
XaII0 u3u8HttTN- udbBC < u |
~. Doors open at 7;l5, curtain goes up AT
s:5 sharp. General admission 10 cents, re-
served seats 10 cents at Leroy Farmers. 1t
THE following opinions 10 cases OF interest
10 Lafayette county Deop'e were banded
down in the supreme court Saturday: - rhe
state ex rel. N NJ. Withers, prosecuting at
t)ruey, 10 the use Of Geo W.. Belt. respon-
dent. VS.. VIM, NJ. Stonastreet, appellant,
Jackson county. reversed. "a notice of this
W M caaa ar,aaru In one adffnrAaI coIunnna \ garoh
- A RiDe. respondent, VS.. G. " A. ralroal
appellant. affirmed. This suit was Tor DANA
ges 10 the amount of So 900 for the killing Of
Mrs. RiDe's sou al Co-der several years ago Il
Mary q. Duke, respondent. VS.. Mo. II. 4. Ri
appellant, reversed and remsnded. This spit
&4t4;sde a cur courts on = change Of senuef
t6tering the front door we foSisd 0~disslfek{
standing IN lbe large hall and on either side
were the D%ir large, elegantly decorated and
brfllIs ny lighted rooms. The dining room
was dtc1ritsd profi>ely with flowers. and
thetsble was = beauty: this WAS the center OF
attraction. The cnnter piece consisted OF a
iiignI monument covered with fruit and
h)wErs. Ten beautiful cakes handsomely
-a1fcedl were arranged on the table with unique
- taste, Refreshments consisted Of ice creahl
and Ices, cakes bananas, oranges, grspes, etc.
Everyone on leaving in the wee sIall hours
OF the morning expressed again and again
that they would remember that evening with
much pleasure. What else could they say
with such charming hrstesses? $40
Considerable complaint ls properly being
made MS to- thr Uses to winch the streets IN
the neighborhood OF Central College are be-
ing put-a We table wagon yard, 80 TO speak
No>bstter illustration Of the rad features OF
This practice could be made than giving
accOunt OF the runaway which occurred
ursd " night, Very few people are there
this city who have not seen the horse gen.
hEefy driven by Mrs. JnO. Spear. aud not
o. Them have ever heard Of his showing
incinstion TO runaway. On he night
04ken OF this lazy was driving home Hud ns
y horses head Ia ned The eorner At Mr..
Stewart summer : residence he spicda wagon
ever which was thrown a tarpaultn and
Eie., with the ras light shining dim.y upon
4 ehJstly sight OF c'u,se he natur.
tt+ I7gbt, wheeled around suddenly
H4t1rtbugEy and threw Mrs.spsars,
**<sft iadv, cut on 10 the ground,
hrnttf1& t1f considerably. In bis flight be
Nr-a most c56p ietelg demolished the buggy. Wei
are not OF n grumblin nature, neither Is our
Informant, but il is not within the bounds Of
common sense for such practices as making
stable yards out Of put lice highways to be
allowed by the authorities.
\ Last week we made mention Of The fact
- that Mr. Thornton NJ. Nichols. OF This city,
AA na ,.tz.s 81. -. -s /