The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-13

Sixteen pounds best New Orleans sugar for
OIL; fifteen pounds light brown sugar for 81.
& Ewing. dec13tf
Boys pants at % cents. at GRATIS. olStf
Fresh. homemade sausage and spare-ribs
at Bour q sons. dec8tf
Plated ware, cutlery, albums and plush
boxes at Ludwigs'. n22tG
For ~sale-Several second hand vehicles at
low prices to make room J.H.
J'tf
One store room and dwelling rooms IN
Dutch Row and upstairs rooms, corner Of
Ninth and Main for rent. A. Geyer. juyl0f
Call on A. Eale for anything in the Jewelry
line as he will furnish 1t to you at a small adj
vance above the first price. dec6t3
Try our combination coffee aud you will
never use any other. Best on earth. Eggle-
stop Il Ewing. decl3tf
Large stock Of all kinds of jewelrv for
Christmas at Ludwigs'. na2tG
NJ. GRATIS makes a change IN business Jan.
LIST. and Is selling everything at cut prices.
For Ssle.-The Musgrove house, corner Of
Main and 10Th streets. Price low. Terms to
suit. Inquire at this office or address W. @.
Muserove, Medicine Lodge. Kansas.
Erwin Haekker sells you the best oysters
In the city for less money. Why? Because
he IL a wholesale jObber and sells you oysters
at retail for wholesale prices. nov22ti
Go to Eggleston h Ewing's for pure buck
wheat flour, pure maple sugar, genuine New
Orleans moiasses and the best sorghum ever
made, decl"tf
A nice line of Band and Set Rings at A.
Egle's. decst3
we are right to the front with an ele'
CANT new holiday stock OVERLOOKING with
generous bargains. M. +. Rovle Il Son.
Appropriate Gifts-Wedd'ng rings,
&c, Grimes Il Venable, jewellers. Lexing-
ton, Mo. dee8l3
You can find every thing In the fruit line at
Eeeleston & Ewing's, decl3lf
Flanders Shockley purchased a fine phae-
ton cart from j. FL. Sender on Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert Taubman expects to move into
his new home about the LIST Of February.
The market for corn still goes up and the
price Of hogs still goes down, Strange, very.
Judge Wood has handed us an Iowa paper
which contains an inventory of stock and crop
sold from one farm In that state amounting
to over s8s 900. Pretty good.
The Presbyterians are again aRisatlng theil
new church proposition. A soliciting com
mIttee has been appointed and Q thorough
canvass OF the congregation will be made
| The location has not vet been decided upon
W, T, Johnson, Q son Of Wesley johnson
purchased q fine, end spring top buggy from
]. a. Sender on Thursday, This Is the fourth
buggy Mr.. Sender has sold 10 the johnson
family. One to the father and one to eact
Of his three sons.
Mr.. +. C. Condon's store has passed int
the hands OF McEIroY Bros. of Kansas City
who will continue the business at this place
Messrs. McElroy are men Of experience II
their business and W III no doubt receiyc
soodly portion of the patronage Of this cit.
aud vicinity.
Monday afternoon. while the ferry boa
was In mid current. her machinery got oil
Of fix and refused to work. Consequent,
the boat fioated down the river, the crew
being unable to get her to shore. Mr.. Mlchae
Vawters, the pontoon bridge tender, follow
ed her quickly In q skif, and at the head O
the little island, about two miles below town
succeeded IN running Q line to the shore an
tying her up, the line being tied TO the sam
log to which the pontoon bridge was tie
when Il was caught floating away last winter
The machinery was fixed up again Tuesda
and travel was resumed Wednesday. !
wagon and team were aboard the boat whe
she fioated down.
Mr,. Henry Ward Beecher's "Reminls
~cencesn Of her late husband. which she
now writing, has been purchased by TIL
Ladies' Home Journal. OF Philadelphia. an
the articles will shortly begin In that periot
lcal. The series will have for Its title mi
Beecher as / Knew Him." and will cover tn
entire period of his lift years OF mai
ried life, from youth. Beeoher's first acquain
ance with his wife, his college life, the
courtshIp and marriage. his first publ
speech, the Il rst year OF married life with a
income of $500. and SO all through the gre
1 DICuCu . NV WILL hio ohN :.
last sickness and days, and his death.
Higginsville Democrat:-Last Tuesda
evening about o o'clock, q negro man entere
the house OF Fritz Schafernolta. In the we
! part Of tho city, and walking to the lamp
! the table, stopped and inquired for Frit
Mrs, Schafernolta, aged about 90 years, mot
err OF Fritz, was alone at the time. On beir
} told Fritz was not in, the negro put the Ian
out and caught the old lady by tn, throat ar
threw her back on q lounge. she called TO b.
son, Fritz and then the negro took her
aud carried her out In the yard. She aga
! made o noise, when the brute released b
! and ran. 1t Is probable he thought son
one was approaching. and desisted from b
E fendIsh purpose. The old lady did n
know the negro, but thinks she would reco
{ nize him were she to see him again.
. Lin sstone Ridge:-Whe Is looking vel
, poor about .he Ridge. Mrs. Jas. Horn al
= daughter, Miss Maggie. OF Owl Hollow, vi
tied the family of Mr.. Chas. lies last Thur
day. Glenwood school Is progressing nicel
I II closed q very successful month last BrIds
Miss Margie Vaughan Is the teacher. N
! George Odell has fought a new spring WACO
A certain Young man Of this neighborhood
: going bear hunting. He had better take ca
or the old man will have to 60 boy Luntir
n The roads and bridges are In bad fix. T
overseer says he will hx them when he q
e time. We hope he will soon have the tin
r Mt. Pat Ryan has been feeling very bad sin
g the Mckinley republicans got left. lie
recovering very slowly. Mr., Tom Ode
reported 10 be lost, turned up all rig
:, Thursday evening. Hu had been chasi
'coons and 'possums near Dover.
The tifh anniversary of the marriage
n Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Bolton was celebrat
In q II uly magnificent manner last Wedne
day afternoon and night. In the afterno
Mrs. Bolton entertained the Ladies' Fan
u WORK Club, OF which she ID 3 leading membI
n from Q 10 3 O'Clock. As the occasion warraI
ed. this was tbs most elsboratly arrsng
reception which this club has been tender'
!, Every room In the house was nandsom,
arranged and decorated for The occasion, Il
In brightness the always beautiful home
: The entertainer was only surpassed by I
countenances OF the many happy guests.
u night The "boys" held full sway. Mr.. Bolto
. time to celebrate had arrived, and TO ass
70 hIm in doing 10 lie Inyited about % OF
" gentleman friends TO come and participate
Q q "stsg" party. They were all on hand a
=" q jolly COOL time was INDUCED 10. May \
y and Mrs. Bolton live to celebrate many mi
anniversaries In such . happy manner.