The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18

shoes, new hats. caps anu kio's
Wins, Dover.
Mrs, s, P. Arnold has returned rom IN
eastern purchasing trip and Is now prepared
70 show to her customers the finest and most
complete line of millinery goods ever brought
~ ~. .i,,- oct1stf
Cali ON j. #. VIM, Dover. and OuV your
winter boots aud shoes, fanneis. &C. cheap
1M<Gratzs makes a change IN business 'an'
LAT. and Is selling everything at cut prices.
Rows pants at % cents. at CRATES. oiou
I~ost-Tuesday, u ,gray aud black wooden
.h.vl. Return to this office and receive
reward.
A very heavy rain fell here last SUNDAY
night. 1t was badly needed In the country
for stock water.
The thermometer marked only 40 degrees
above zero last Tuesday morning. ana sohe
Ice was reported In places.
Miss Sarah Orne Jewett's next story mas
been bought by the La1ies' Home Joufhai'
and Il will shortly begin iu that magaz'ne'
The river rose perrly four feet from the
raIns last Sunday and Wednesday nights ou'
mas faiien again u"'"
before.
Caupauini, the famous tenor. has written
. striking ar''c'e - I,,rr.I. and /,
voice. TOT tue haa.e' .nu,nar ot tina
will appear In ihe No'emoef
periodical. ou.
.Jobn N, REYNOLDS, author OF j Hehs'
and who' IN peh'' ,.omh,s a, seds
ON ,ue '"n,ss ~ marry the cbambermaI,
Has, y ,hor. He failed TO max
.,,a. ali ,bs wedding arrange
ns .ornIs,ad.
Nv. ..sssrs .Iu not iail to notice the ne,
Nn"-s., =, Mas.rs. /. W, Harrison
49, a., mac. NJ q day's paper. Rea
.",.a,,IIv and II will do YOU good. de hs
..-~I.,.a ,,ocr of alI kinds OF goods In hi
e,..., he,o,s The passage Of th
np., ,sr,1 hin and he proposes to Civ
N-".-. ,ha ,,I, beneat Of his forepigl
n'"s-.s. oo ana take a look at b
hnu .a,.I.nmora They sho
spo" ..,,.,
INC
Last week we 'oIu SUM- 80 ,au
yarns ana tn's "eeA .o,n,
10 regard 70 pota'oes' = 49, N
can beat the worm =" ~, mo-
J. Fl. Braden. OF GA townsn'p ". W.
sent us potato "h'sa '" .~.,~soa =
half Inches 10 iens'n anu 80" ~.
pound and SIX ounces anu 'u's 49,
j.. POWELL o. "asniv =. a,ah,o
Vs. y and wa,ghs twent
iue' IT,. III, ,bsse do for a drough
YEAR, NeA
Corder:-nr. .. D. SnIsue' ~,
by bis daugnter' MISS ,.unaO
evening Ior at"o "eoN' ~ r..
Paris ana Bloomington ms
Groves and family returheu 'o.ne'
Kansas City, unday evening" mrs VI. L'e
and Mrs. Willis returned nome eunuay o,
ing from their trip to st. LOUIS. mr.. Nal
Corder. Jr., left for st. Louis Mooday es
ing. Mr.. j. r. GORDON mas charge oi :
Chr ader's store during MS aosence. Mr. !"
Groves spent last Thursday In Lexlne'
Mrs. Dan jackson and children ana D
Bette Liyengood visited MISS VIC Sack'
ut Alma. the hrst OF the week. mrs' al
Lewis, Who has been spending the sum-
here with relatives. the families OF mes
Burton and George svdnor. left for her no
in Arizona. Wednesday. MRS. honts'
and Miss Hattie MCFARLAND spent "eu'
day and Thursday at Sweet Springs
friends. Mrs. George Corder returneu q
last Tuesday evening from q pleasant Wis
relatives and friends.
ruesday evening Of last week found q !
and m cry party Of friends gathered art
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackey's hospitable hei
stone TO do honor TO their guests. Mr..
Mrs. Mills and Miss Emma Mills. OF
county. Mrs. Mackey, DIETER known Il
people OF Lafayette coun'y ~ MISS RI
Dunlap received her guests WIN 'nh
time heartiness OF weicome' "n'ou mh
feel NJ no ne, nno y "o''' ps'.
people W seiuo" 'eo",
themselves ~ NJ -, =,
couid 10 oe',!eu' =,
selves 80 "e' .Su - = =.
suos.Ss" oa,,a ,ssr themselves awsy.
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~-o o., .on,o,,ah,e Tbose mr.
oowpS'y AZ. NJ. u,i. =, Cas-
a. w uioLm.n NJ AMI
-. NJ and Mr.- .Joe Wood,
~. r. NoIson Mrs.. Wsddell.
c-u.wa, M,.sas sue Dnnlap. {
- Emma and AmelIa sr,
-. v..n,Isco s,,u. "A
ius Doo,, p,.dia mana Iu,I
Anht ,,.u.w.y ~. .
49,. aorn- Ailie gulyer; Messrs,
80. .o,n,v a.orue and E.idi
n,n,.. n,n,an walter and
u,,h ard Lonols smith.