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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-27
TIE ALTAR.
Married-In HiggInsvillc. Dee, 10, by Rev.
+. V. LoOs. Mr.. CHAS. BUCHANAN and
Miss ADA SECURiST.

Married-In H'ggInsville. Dec. 10, by Rev;
f. ". LoOs. Mr.. CHAS. BUCHANAN and
Miss ADA ~SEClIRiSr.
In this city, Dec. a, by Justice OF the
Peace II. q. " allace. DR.. Mr. FLEfCHEt
BARNS and Miss MARY A. THOM PSON,
both OF near this city.
- At the residence of the BRIDE parents,
in this county. December Is. by Rev; Iho';
}. Phillips, Mr.. TILDEN Il. DEAN and
Miss MAUD l.. BROWN.
- AT the Methodist church, in KickapOc,
Kas., Dec. %, MIR. JOHN BRADLEY AMI
Miss SALLIE LOGAN.
Mr.. Bradley Is a son of Mrs. John Duyall.
OF this city, and is well known here. having
been reared in this city. We extend our con
CALCULATIONS.
= In Platte City. Mo-, Dee. 81. Mr.. X. 4.
HOLT and Miss ALICE CON, both of Kan
sas City.
Miss Cox had been, up I'LL Friday morn
ing of last week. ii boarding pupil at Central
Female College. IN this city. Friday morn
Ing. in company with President Jones and II
number OF her schoolmates, she went mp TO
Kansas CITY TO spend the holidays with her
parents. intending it was supposed. 10 return
to school as soon ~ the holidays were over.
Imagine the surprise oil all her friends when
they read in the Kansas City Times Monday
morning the announcement that a telegram
had been received from Platte City saving
that she had been joined in the holy bonds o.
malrImony to Mr.. Holt On Sunday. The only
conclusion that can well he drawn from the
information contained IN the Times is that
this was a case of elOpement, and IN justice
to the college she has been attending 1t IL but
r ght that the statement should he made thai
she did not run away from the college. but
from her home. The bride is IA bright young
lady, loved and respected by all who know
her. OF the man with whom she has cast hel
LOT for veal or for woe. We know nothing,
but that he Is an ex-justice Of the peace OF
Kansas CITY. We trust he is worthy Of suck
"a lady as he has won.
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County Court Proceedings.

The county court met in adjourned session
Monday. All present.
Resignation OF Henry Miller IA justice of the
peace for I reedom township accepted.
Henry Miller presents Il petition signed by
twelve and more qualified voters setting forth
that They reside more than i've miles from The
neareRt justice OF the peace and asking that the
cnurL al point said Henry Miller as an additional
Justice OF the peace for the said township, he
iIvlnZ g in the immediate neighbornood of the
petitioners and At leus. five miles from any
other justice of the y, ace OF said township,
whereupon the e iurt appoints Sal / Henry Miller
Justice If The peace OF said township.
Ordered that Geo. W. Shteber. attorney for
Francis ID. Owings. be ~tenderpI 81 I'll Is, be
Ing an offer OF a compromise of the Juds ment
obtained by said OwIngs against Sni-a- Bar
township on bond and interest to July !, 1885
to the amount OF 81 .dOl -, being ut the rate Of
65 cents on the dollar, the terms ordered by the
TOWNSHIP.
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Pass it Along.

I asked her what paper she preferred,
And warmly kissed her cheek,
Then pressed her for her hearts reply:
"Say, darling, can't YOU speak"
She moved a little nearer then,
And answered: Lovely sir,
The one of all that suits me most
Is the Wayland Regis.ter!"- Wayland
Register.
Just kiss her on the ether cheek,
See what she thinks Of that,
Then press her for her ans yer.
And she'll say, the Democrat !-Livingston
Democrat.
First papers read. like stories told,
Are good I'LL comes a better;
Just kiss that girl upon the lips,
And she will say News-Letter. N. Y,
Newsletter.
That's good enough rs far as it goes;
But yet its rather haZy,
Kiss her twice upon the mouth:
THE Democrats the daisy! ~
The Charleston Democrat
IL kissing's going, fellows,
Don't leave us out we pray.
For tue "Telly" knows n good thing,
Either night or day.
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Large quantities OF ice were running In the
river yesterday.
The Trades Union for Lafayette county will
meet nj Corder January 10. at 10 O'Clock IL. IN.
By order OF ia .kson Corder. president, and W
H. White, secretary.
The output from the mines of the Lexington
Coal Mini ng Co. so lar this year has been li5,
OOO tons, or s $50 car loads. This is considera-
bic of an increase over last years. business, and
to these figures is yet TO be added the output for
W more weeks. II costs the company, Tor
mining, top hands. entry drivers. etc., in the
upon the cars. This, then. represents $2i7 SEQ
which have been paid out Tor labor, exclusive
OF what Is paid to the railroad men employed in
hauling on the product.
Wednesday night Mr.. Hugh Blair lighted q
cannon fre-cracker and threw 1t to the ground.
and Il being slow about exploding he picked II
up again, thinking the fuse had ceased to burn,
which II had not. No sooner did he pick IL up
than the fuse burned down to the powder and
the cracker exploded with great force, splitting
the flesh on the second and third ilugers OF the
right hand. blowing part OF the nail of the little
finger and very badly bruIslng and lascerating
the lesh in the palm OF the hand. DR.. j. E.
Tucker. The surgeon in attendance. speaks OF
the wounds rs being OF not u very serious nature
and predicts that in three or iCur weeks the
soreness will have been relieved to such an ex-
tent as to allow the hand to be used.
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Call on j. d. King for anything in the way
of fruits. nuts, candies, periodicals, etc. ~
Everything in the greer and dried fruit
line can be found At Eggleston q Ewing's.
Gold and gold 1illed gents and ladies'
watches in large variety for the HOLIDAYS at
Ludwfgs'. n22tG
Call on me IL there Is ANYTHING you want In
the way Of a watch. for 1 have them In style
and price to suit all. A gold filed case watch
from Sls up. In solid gold from $50 up. 1
warrant them to be just as represented If not
vour money will be refunded A. Egle.
California prunes, ~raisins, cured prunes.
silver prunes and Turkish prunes at Egele-
stOn h Ewing's. decl3lf
Silver aud silveriue watches for boys and
girls; fancy and plain clocks at Ludwigs'. 10
Extra fine and large Florida oranges. at u.
Hackers. de, 20l2
Big bargains In baking powder and package
coffee at IL gleston " Ewing's. decl3tf
60 to Eggleston ~ Ewing's for AtmOre's
mince meat, Saratoga chips, potatoes, flake
hominy and nudavene. decI3tf
just received. the finest lot Of candies ever
Ia the cIty, at y. Hackers bakery. 4
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Rev. Henry Ward Beecher

Once ssid ''If IL is were reported that he could
telegraph TO the moon. he would not huye any
cause to dIsbelieve it" Louis Pasteur aston-
Ished the world by asserting thnt all discas 90
originated from living Matter OF Microbes.
Surgery WAS fret in ackno wledglng 1t, amt now
1t IL universally admitted by those suffering with
Consumption. Catarrh, BrOnGhItis, DiptherIa,
&c. including all contagious Diseases. The
rastenr Ren iy Ia furnished free Tor trial.
Judge It as you find H.. Narranled and fmr sale
by Z. W. LOOMS. No.h
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TIL K DIN.

BOrn-In CLAW township, Dec. II, to the
wife Of MIR. J. Z. Campbell-a boy.
- In this city. Dec. %, to the wife of Mr..
James N, Prlce-a boy.
- Near Wellington. Dec. II, to the wife
of Mr.. w. Ii. Murry-a girl.
- In Clay township, recently, to the
wife of John Campbell-a boy.
- Near Page CITY. December 10, to the
wife OF Mr.. VIM. White-a girl.
- Near Page City, December I, 10 Il e
wife of MIR. William Whites girl
- In Clay township, December l6, to tire
wife OF Mr.. Jos. Lauderdale-a boy.
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain. PlaiDiieId, H.. makes
the statement that she caught cold. which set
TIED on her lungs; she was treated Tor ii month
by her f'mily physician, but grew worse He
told h"r shr was II hODeheSs ,icfiD IF ran
and that no medicine could cute her.
Her druggist suggested Dr. Kings New dis,
covcry Tor ConsuInptiOn; she bought II bnttI'
and TO her delight found herself benefited iron
first lose. She CONTINUED Is use and after TAX
Inc Ten bottles. found herself sound and well
now does her own homework and IS as we'll II,
she ever was. Free trial bottles OF this Urea
Discovery nj l.. Farmers drug store: large bot
tIpg SIR and ST. no. >.
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Sixteen pounds best New Orleans sugar for
81; fifteen pounds light brown sugar for 81
Eggleston & Ewing. dec13.f
Boys pants at % cents, at GRATIS. olStf
Fresh, homemade sausage and spare-ribs
at Bour q sons. deceit
Plated ware, cutlery, albums and plush
boxes at Ludwigs'. n22l6
For S~ale-Several second hand vehicles at
rediculously low prices to make room. J.H.
Sender. j7tf
On store room aud dwelling rooms IN
Dutch Row and upstairs rooms, corner Of
Ninth and Main for rent, A. Geyer. juy19f
Try our combination coffee aud you will
never use any other. Best on earth. Eggle-
ston Il Ewing. decl3tf
For Sale.-The Musgrove house, corner Of
Main and 10Th streets. Price low. Terms to
suit. Inquire at this Office or address W. g.
MasQrOve, Medicine Lodge. Kansas.
Call in and examine the 81 80 boys suits
at NJ. GRATIS. oct1stf
j. ID. King keeps a fresh supply Of candies
on hand all the time. dec20t2
You can find every thing in the fruit line al
Eggleston & Ewing's, decl3tf
Nuts, fruits, &c, Of ali kinds, ut d.
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Bucklen's Arnica SaiVe.

The beet SaIve IN the world Tor Cuts. Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. letter.
Chapped Hands, ChilblaIns, CnrHs. ami all
Skin Eruptions. AMI positively cures Piles. or
NJ pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet. satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
twenty-five cents per box. For sale by Leroy
Farmer. octlSyl
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But we will cure YOU if you will pay us. our
message is to the weak, nervous and debilitated.
who, by early evil habit, or later indlscretions.
have tr;nrd away their vigor Of body. mind and
manhood. and who suffer all those effects which
lead to premature decay, consumption or insani-
~. lf this means you. send for and read our
Book Of Life. written by the greatest specialist
of the day, and sent tsealed) for six cents in,
clamps. DR.. Parker's Medical and Surgical
Institute, III North Spruce street, Nashville,
Tenn. auR30yl
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Toys !! Toys !!

have just received u large lot OF Christ
ms goods, suitable for the holiday trade
such As
Doll Carriages,
Doll Swings,
Doll Cradles,
Doll Chars,
Dolls of all kinds.
Also the incest assortment OF sleds. wagons
and yeIOcipedes to be found in the city, and
al lowest prices.
/ also keep in stock a full line OF window
shades. window glass, wall paper, paint. Sc,
In fact when in need Of anything In my line
1 ask my friends to give me II call. rs | prom
isG 10 sell the best goods ~ the lowest prices,
decor j. w. GRANT.
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If you want to please the editor, and make
smile and laugh, just walk into his sane
tum and leave Il dollar and a half.
City MsIabal r.. 7. Bennett has notified the
people Of Higginsyille that he is going to
enforce the stock law from now on.
The case of Henry S.. Snead Va. the POntOon
Bridge company, for ST. 90, for work alleged
to have been done on The bridge, a verdict for
plaintiff having been rendered by Esquire J.
E. Bacon, was reversed last "Wednesday In
the circuit cour; on jury trial,
A crime which In It's a~trocity. il not in re,
suits. stands uneXcelle6 in the history OF
crime IN Lafayette county, was committed
cDe mile north Of HiggInsvillc, last Friday
night. Al an early hour that night, perhaps
eight O'Clock, Mr., aud Mrs. John Gamble re-
tired, and shortly thereafter they were dis
turbed by some one knocking AT tbs front
door Of their house, TIM night was warm.
and MIR, Gamble arose, and without dOnning
any of his clothes, walked out the back door
aud around to the corner of the house. from
where be could see the man who had knock
ed. In reply TO Mr.. CANDLES inquiry ~ to
what WAS wanted the man said e wished to
he hiraried TO tia residence of a neIrhbOT.
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NOTICE.

VII removal of myself and family to Cincin-
L natl will not in The least Interfere with the
business of my clothing store III Lexington. II
will be IN charge of Mr.. Butler Williamson and
my sons, who have so long been my assistants,
nud | expect 10 be able. by always being on the
ground to purchase bur gains. to sell bargains
nISo to my customers. MORRIS GRATZ.
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Coucordla The farmers ia tbis tszfion of
the county sre complaining about stock
water getting seErce. The wheat presents q
sickly appearances. and Il we do not Re. rain
soon, some OF 10 will be past redemption
Corn remains at . fair price, willie hogs ard
cattle sell at low figures. Much corn Is being
hauled to Concordia at present, as well as for
the past two weeks, for which The farmer re.
ceiyes 81 cents per / ushel, The parties buy
ing here ship the corn TO Texas. The debat-
ing club. at The Wiley school house, met last
Thursday night and discussed the subject.
.sResolyed. That The Ladies Should Have the
Right OF Suffrage" The parties who per<iei-
pated In the discussion were Wm. Ire
G. W. FI1ry and j. Meyine. on the aegatf4
and Vim. Juice, VIM. Brockmsn aud Jadzz
Seizure, on the affirmative. Those on u
negative b.. the question hard that night, bfS.
OF nc avail, as those on the Affirmative sIde
carried OF the honors. After the debate 3
few destinations were delivered after which
the string band played a few Of their ropulsf
airs. then the society adjourned iiIl January
&, 1901. One Of the most ~pieazznt occasions
that we have had lately WAS tRe party given
n Mr.. Gieseckis last SATURDAY ni1ht. A good
number OF ladies' and gentlemen were present
and pari icIpated ipsmirihful games and par
ior pa, time. unlf the wee small hours Of the
night, men all departed with merry hearts to
their places Of abode. The stock buyers OF
Goncordia are still buying and shipping many
hogs. +. K. Flory, OF johnson county, was
visiting bis brother and friends here last
week.
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Wanted

WANT TO BUY from so to 100 acres of coal
i land IN Lafayette county, on or near The Mis-
=, uri Pacific Railroad, I'rice must not be over
$40 per acre for coal and mining rights Cash
on delivery of deed conveying perfect title.
Address MORTIMER 4. Z At,
II Rooms 3la 4 $50 H. 18th & Perry Bldg
Kansas City. Missouri.
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A Red Cow. with calf, with white 0y
n spots, two splits in right ear. NESS
owner can nave her by L., ntifying M-Wz
her and paying charges.
dec214* ri PHILIPS.
H.nunr Mo
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RANK STOCK FIR SALE.

II Shares of Stock in the Lexington Sayings
Ii Bank for sale at private sale to settle
estate, at Ss5 per share. per value $l00).
WIN. Ii. LHILES,
dec27I3 Administrator of Robt. TAYLOR,
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OR STOLEN.

IRON the subscriber, four miles 90
i southwest of Higginsville. Novem- ~
her 3. one large blue-speckled hound dog, about
two years old, hole cut in one OF his ears. A
liberal reward will be given for his return OF
il for nation OF his wheI eabouts
,IpcRt3s SAMUEL EMISON.
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TAKEN UP.

ST1RE room amt dwelling rooms, fHf@
- newly painted and nicely papcred, EH:.1
Dutch Row tHm. |
iune1tl A. GEGER. -ARAAn-
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MEETING.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Winkler Fur
n,turc Company Will be held mt the ONCE Of the
Sad company, Franklin street, Lexington, Mo-,
"Iecting II board of directors for the ensuing
wear. II IL, Z. l.. Sec.
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FOR RENT.
For RENT.

TWO COTTAGES. Apply to A.":
RICHARD FIELD, ~,
dec2Utf Lexington, Mo. AI1
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htellisentrr
yOUNrY PAPER.


$Arnold's stock Of stylish MILL
fs complete 10 all It's branches and
the inspection OF all desiring to
goods In her line. noyltf
Eston q Ewing carry the largest and
he of Biauk b Bros. candy in the city.
Hackers is the only place in the city
ere the celebrated Saddle Rock oysters
n ne procured. noV22h
Organs, pianos and sewing machines at
YLudwigs. n22t6
Malaga grapes, Florida oranges and bananas
BAT Eggleslon b EwinR's. dec13tf
When. wanting anything In the way Of
fancy goods. call on j. ID. King, opposite
Grand Central, 20dec2t
Go tosElEaeston b Ewing's for pure buck
wheat maple sap. genuine New
Orlesu< md the best sorghum ever
made decl3tf
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d WIN be ycuf fadl{. y
bottoms at the Opera
House.
q Bowers Minstrels.
hale at postoflice news stand.

lite a number OF cattle have
ton neIghborhood rs a re-
NJ into stalk fields.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-10-30

hours TO listen TO her prattle, nc VIII
have an easier, quieter, happier life TO
marry woman with no business ability,
or il she has, with no desire to exercise
it, If such a man wishes wife as On
intellectual, moral, spiritual and social
companion, which is the highest gift OF
the Creator TO man, let him seek a pre-
possessing, loving, strong, affectionate,
womanly character among business
women or any other class of women. |
have always found in my own expert
ence that men who have business ability
and exercise it are quite as interesting
as men who have had no business abil-
ty to develop, or have not sought to in
crease what they possessed. | have
found that men and women are so nearly
and physically, that what is good for
man is good for woman, and that which
makes man most companionable as
husband makes woman equally so as
wife Men and women are exactly on a
par with different gifts, or possessing
the saro gifts, manifest them different.
ly, though more acceptably to each. Tho
most successful bachelor would have
done better work, would have attained
more in his life-calling, had he been
we'll married. Every unmarried wom-
an whatever she has accomplished in
life, would have done better had she
been well married.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-10-30
Re Ahnva snsnicInn.

It is n gratifying feeling among many
hat their lives are above suspicion. Yet
low many good people on account Of cir
,umstantial surroundings have had the
niger of unjust suspicion directed
oward them. Carbuncles, unyielding
sores, pimples on the face, rough skin hav-
ng an eruptire appearance, etc, are in the
eyes of so many regarded suspiciously as
indicating the presence of some contagious
blood disease, and pointed questions asked
that are productive of considerable annoy
lnce. These skin blemishos and eruptiye
tendencies of course find their origin in the
blood, but not necessarily the result of con-
,agion. The blood may have become i'm
pure on account of colds and exposure, i'm
proper food, weak digestion, urinary dis
orders, etc. However, it is well to remove
the unnatural condition of the blood and the
flesh by prompt use of DR., John Bulls
Sarsaparilla. 1t regulates affairs internal.
ly and externally, beauties the skin and
restores impaired organic functions to their
normal strength and activity.
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WOMEN OF OTHER LANDS.

THE Spanish papers have been report
ing that the wife of a judge (alcalde)
near Malaga has been performing her
husbands judicial duties while he gath
cred in his crops.
SENoRA DoNA EMILIA PARDo BAzAN
lately delivered before the Spanish Ath-
enaum at Madrid a short course of lee
lures on Russia. 1t was the first in.
stance in which a woman had ever been
invited to address that body, which is
composed of the leading representatives
of Spanish literature and scholarship.
AN English idea that might be adopt
ed with profit in this country is school
uated in the busiest and most fashiona,
BILE thoroughfare in London. The term
is six months, and a girl who goes
through the course learns to cut, fit
drape and make dress in every detail,
and is given a diploma. The cost of
learning is about SIS,
THE lot of women who are poor is a
pitiablo one almost anywhere on the
continent of Europe The Germans are
emigrating and importing women to
raise bread for the army. The Germans
are colonizing Africa in order to extend
their foreign trade, while the fields of
fatherland are titled by girls gathered
from every part of the home land ard
from foreign parts. Near Bremen, |
saw dozen girls milking cows in
large field and carrying the milk in
pals hanging on wooden yokes that
rested on their shoulders. am think
ing that more work is done in Europe
by % per cent by women than by zen.
correspondence of the Lewistown
journal.
THE other day, driving through the
country round about Brussels, | saw
scores of women in the fields-bent al
most double-digging, hoeing, raking,
wedding, dibbling and sowing, or turn
ing up manure-heaps with forks; while
in front of nearly every one of the in
Vulnerable "estaminets'' in the villages
there was a group of lazy, hulking Flem-
ish Doors smoking their pipes and swill-
ing beer. Was this politeness, OF con-
trary towards the feeblcr sex? In Cor
sica have seen strings Of women, with
heavy burdens on their beads, trudging
down the rugged mountain paths into
/ iaccio, while the men-their husbands,
brothers and sweethearts-swsgge
by the poor women's sides, singing
songs to encourage them---GeorEe Au-
gustus Sala.