The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08
SHORTS.

SHORTS.
Great bargains at Chinn's shoe store. 1922
Read Royle's add. jl5lf
Come and see Us. Don't forget 1t. Royle
d Son. ilslf
The most thorough and efficient instruction
on the Piano, Organ, Violin, Viola, Contra
bass, ETC., and 10 Tneory and Harmony 10
given by n. J. Zeisberg at the E. A. Semi
nary. sl4f
Now style hats at b. A. Cbinn's fl2t2
Call for La Grippe Cough Candy, for sale
by all druggists. grocers and confectioDers
Manufactured by the Western Candy Co, II
Go to b ,ur d Son for spare ribs, backbones
and country sausage. Ian1ltf
Call and see the newest styles OF sho es,
and the nobiest hats b. A. Chinn. i12,2
Royle q Sons new add Is straight goods.
Read II and ace for yourself. 1lstf
Persons falling TO get their paper regularly
rom the carrier will greatly oblige Us by
leaving word at this office, where 4 paper
will be given you aud u reprimand to the
carrier. IL we hear no complaint, Of course
we must conclude that the paper Is left with
due I es ularity. u
bargains Bargains In shoes. boots.
caps, gloves and hats. at b. A. Ohinn's. fl2ts
Preparatory to taking stock we are deter
mined to clean W manv lines of goods and
during the next two weeks will make the
biggest reduction In prices all along the
line OF winter goods, that have ever been
made In Lexington. SO now IL your IN
for genuine money Saving bargains ir dress
goods and trimming, hosiery, warns, haunels,
shawis, cloaks, blankets, comforts, under
wear, casslmeres &C. &c. Ed w. IL. Ahrens.
went 70 close out the following articles
before taking stock and offer these lat prices
rerardless OF eost:-S 80 boys suits. from : TO
~ t<&<1zzs1O boys overcoats, from s to IL
<><<S: IS 4oable and single breasted sack
so<11< <<ss rom IS to a; 100 Chinchilla. Bea-
@es. R2d Melton overcoats. In sacks and
ulstsrsitss. Please give me . call and exam
inc these goods before buying. H. Slnaner.
Now 10 your time to lay IN n supply oishoes.
boots and hats. As am making big reduc.
tious 10 my entire stock. b. A. Chinn, OPP
posits court house, Main street. n2ts
Pupils wanted In oil aud china painting.
pastel and craYon work. shell and wax work.
For information about prices or for orders
for ANYTHING IN the above line apply by letter
or postal 10 Miss Sue NJ. Alexander. Lexing-
ton, Mo. iu
Be sure and call on B, A. ChInn when You
want shoes or hats. He osn and will SELL
cheaper than any other house In the county.
Opposite court house, Main street. n2t2
TIA dies and Rnsts were numerous last
Tuesday.
TIA. .of. .n.AI.a . In hl0nun In anna LOCALE
aties about the city.
Tue grouud.h failed to see his shadow
last Sunday. the I'd Inst, and our farmers
can now prepare fer ap early spring.
The product of the Lexington Coal Cos.
mlues for January was s2a cars--the largest
output ever made 10 this vicinity IN one
mouth.
While eating sausage at breakfast last sup-
dsy . bone became lodged IN the throat Of
Mrs.. A. +. Kirtley, which required the
assistance Of DR.. Fulkerson to dislodge.
One advantage Of the pontoon bridge may
readily be seen by glsncing over the low rates
abe Pacific railroad has made In order to com'
pete with the Santa Fe. They appear else
whore.
Honor roll OF First Ward school for the
month Of Jauuary;-Eusen Hamlet. Claude
1 Luslleu, Edith Marrs. sallie Bryarly. Willie
Welsh. Laura GIlleu, Herman starke, Albert
arsfsm.
TIE city rexis3nr and treasurer's ONCE was
1i<re2s7A ,Aatofday for the first time In =
good many pn8rs. The cause Of 1t was the
continued III health OF Mr.. johnson aud the
a. grippe having visited Mr.. Wallace.
A Sedaiia merchant. 10 the Gazette, adver-
20 ..haur pins at &c per barrel; usually sold
,oc.n Wonder II he thinks people never
v. advertisements, and II mail orders for
fear load would receive prompt attention.
The pontJon bridge, since the removal OF
che v draw, last fall. has had quite q series
Of Academia. partly caused by the heavy rum
: ming lee and partly by insufficient anchorage.
But Il 10 now q. X. again. The V has been
replaced, aud the probabilities are that no
further Interruption 10 travel will be expert
eneed. OF one thing, however. all croakers
can be assured. and that Is that the bridge 10
here TO stay until Q better one 10 built.
Third ward school :-ScholarshIp, Ind and
I'd grades Matte Daugherty. Fannie John.
Mia duncan, Charlie Tarltou. Allan Bethel.
Fannie Grimes. Pearl Bour, sena Afford; 9Th
and 9th grader -Tomtnie Shelby. Ernest
= Long. Harry Barton, Christie Vaughn, Re-
!. beeca salyers, Richard Vaughn. Ida Talbot.
Annie Borne; 9Th grsde-Eddie Grimes.
james waedIn. Irene Tut, Bessie Drysdale,
Mabel Williams. Honor roll. End and Bird
s~rades-Fsnnie John. Charlie Tarlton. Allan
,thel, Fannie Grimes, Pearl Bour; lth and
9Th frsdes-EFnest Long, Harry Barton, Ida
Talbot; 9th g~rade-Irepe Tut.
81. Paul Globe 1.-THE educated horses en-.
tertained another large audience nj the New.
market last evening. They are above
de.esuding to the ordinary circus horse tricks
and their fsats are so far superior TO what 10
~lsxpected from the brute creation thst the
spectator wonders where the limit to their
educational capacity Is. The trick donkey
does the funny business" 10 this horse show,
and seems to enjoy II ~ well a. any comedian
ENJOYS his part. The combination 10
.,unIoue 10 It's kind. and draws crowds Of PEG.
ole who never visited the ordinary theatrical
/sutsrtsinment." Al Hagen's opera house /,
February Ilth and 18th.
sssoud ward school:-Scholarship. Ind aud
ari GRADE s-Yateman Saunders Fannie
Nutshell. May McChntlc. Mary Rulings. Maud
s<~aham, Lena Ripple, Emma Weis 9Th and
a:h ersdes-Hsttie Stewart. Florence Hall.
r,Inds&y fricc. Annie Hoffman, Fannie Rus
1,ll. y annfDH ostC n .Lawtou Gordon. Herman
Eordst. Hafpba striJIIng. Addie wllker.
} oscar 0rsendorf; o b grade Byerette Bled-
.oe. Eruest Graendorf. lille Davis. Moses
Adsls, WainS Rerder. Jennie McclIntic.
Annie Heakker. S-tah Adels, Mamie Bright.
>-elI, Pearl Dodge, AdelIa Trail, ElIa Bashr.
ARzie stewart, LsmanIe Edgar. Honor
roll. And and Srd grades Waterman Saunders.
Maud Graham, Lena Ripple. EmEsf Weis;
Am and oh grades Nettie Stewart. Florence
Hail. Bueuua striblinR, Mamie Huston,
Addie WiIker, Fannie Russell. Herman Jor-
Dan, Fred Bartels; AggIe eva Lamanie
Edgar, Ella Baehr. Adelia Traii. Mamie
BrLshtweil, Sarah Adels. Annie Hsakker,
Jennie McClintic. Moses Afels, Willie
psvis,
Ons OF the most pleasant s9GiAl gatherings
n the sesson was given ut the residence Of
NJ. and Mrs. uuIver on last Friday evening.
The On passed del,ghtfnlIy In conversation.
au.le and games. Misses MolIie CheHiham.
so,is Easter and Maggie Benton fa'oring 'hs
marry crowd with some excellent music.
Ahout eleven O'Clock the guests we're invited
"a thu lining room, where an elegant rtpsst
"a. served. consisting Of meats, salads,
.tokiss. beaten biscuit, Ices, cakes, oranges.
s.n.n.s. nuts, candy. &c. and last bat not
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