The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22
Sausage and spare.ribs are ripe. Yum

Sausage and spare-ribs are ripe. Yum,
yum.
Many hogs are dying Of the throat disease
caused by the butchers knife.
Is there 10 ordinance By which property
owners can be forced to repair their pave
mentsy II not, there ought to be.
A woman whose husband was paying an
election bat by pushing q wheelbarrow
TWENTY-FIVE miles, told the census taker that
her husband was u lunatlc.
The supreme court las, Monday affirmed
the decision OF the lower court In the case
entitled. atate. appellant, We. Ben. Harvey,
respondent. Lafayette county.
For Sale Twelve shares Of Building and
Loan association siock.-seven shares OF
which are of the first series and live shares
OF the fourth series. Call here.
The Baptist / emsle College has iu at added
90 ITS musical department a''practice ClAvIcr. :"
an infallible guide to perfect finger. wrist and
arm movement when playing the piano.
A new American novel, entitled Dians's
Livery, 10 announced for immediate publl-
cation by Harper g. Brothers. The author Ia
Eva Wilder McGlassop, and the scene of the
story 10 located 10 q Shaker community 10
Kentucky.
Higglnsville Democrat:-Mlss Edna,daugh.
tor OF Mr.. aud Mrs. n. +. Re,nhsrdt, has
20 far recovered irsm her long and pain.
full sickness with typhoid fever, az TO be
able 10 set no = portion OF the time. She was
unable to set up for more than Eve weeks.
DR.. J.. q. Crist went down 10 Concordia
TUESDAY to attend his patient, Master Fred
BArtman, whom he reports ~ making rapid
strides toward q complete recovery from the
dlsease which has been with him for eleven
wears. The doctor was called 10 that place
again Thursday to see another patient.
The Kansas City Times Of the 10Th inst .
states that ex-confederates General Joseph y
SHELBY, Capt. W. A. Thornton, Capt. 81. L.
Belt, Colonel Fed Meet, Capt. Harry Furne,
and Capt. Grove Young are attending inr
John w. Endly trial NJ Independence tni'
week. 1t will be news To our people thu
some OF the above named gentlemen are -x
confederates.
We club the IntellIgencer aud the ~, Louis
journal OF agriculture. n large eight paI"
agricultural. stock and family paper. prize
81 PEE mum. 1t Is the organ Of the Farmers
Alliance with a circulation larger than nm,
weekly agricultural paper In the United
States. Both papers one year for % %. For
free sample copy OF the Journal Of Agricul-
ture aud splendid premium list, address
journal Of Agriculture. No. D N. 9Th st . ST.
Louis, Mo. All remittances for the two
papers should be addressed to the InlelIlgen-
Ger.
Corder:-C. o. Smith raised two iurnips
that weighed IA pounds ut home, but only 13i
in town. It might be. II Brother Bledsoe bad
weighed Lis In both places there would be
some difference. He took two loads to HiR-
ginsville aud customers buying half q busheI
would cake them home In their arms. C0un.
try people would buy and take them home.
We have bad three days OF almost continuous
IN. Sunday was sad and gloomy. 1t is
Hard on country people to miss Sunday school
aad church. II blends two weeks into one.
Rey. A, n. Coekrell will give up bis charge
ss Corder the first Of January. He has done
much good In the vineyard Of the Master and
a able 10 do much more. He lives at peace
With all denominations. Miss Monte Beatty
"a VISITING Miss Jessie Roth. VIM. A. Smith,
Of 81, Louis. spent q few days of last week
with bis father, c. o. Smith. Corder school
IA doing we'll under the management oil Prof.
Hatton and Misses Pebbles and Rine. All
work In perfect harmony, which 10 usual
when the principal IS u young man. We
never saw wheat look better II this time OF
the year. It ID not only growing, but 10
branching well. The sisters Of the Baptist
church. OF Corder, are having the church
newly painlsd inside and out. We sometimes
think the Churches would almost be y failure
were It not forths spersy and devotion OF the