The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20

California prunes, raisins. cured prunes. |
silver prunss and Turkish prunes Ut Eggle-
ston Il Ewing's. dsc13tf
Any quantity of suitable gifts for old
aud Young. Grimes n yenable. jewelers..
Lexington. Mo. dec8t3
Silver and %sllverine watches for boys and
girls; fancy and plain clocks at LudwIgs'. 90
Big bargains In baking powder and package
coffee at Ekgleston " EwinR's. decl3f
Go to Eggleston Il Ewiug's for Atmore's
minee meat, Saratoga chips, potatoes. flake
homiuy and nudsvene. decl3tf
Malaga grapes at Trigg's. 1t
Lamps, queensware, glassware. &c.. both
plain and fancy, a. bedrock prices at l.aBer-
tew's, opposite Grand Central Hotel. Take
q look a. them. II
just received. tue finest lot OF candies ever
10 the cIy, nj d. Hackers bakery. -
Read r. L. Lees list OF Christmas meats.
Robert j. Burdette will lecture In this city
January II.
The members OF the /. A C.. c. are re-
Quesled to be present at 8 called meeting
Monday at 3 p. m. TO be held with Miss
Ma rths Crenshaw.
The Turnverein society will give their an
nual Christmas tree and ball In Turner Hall.
Thursday night, December 90. Admission
70 cents. All are invited to attend.
Martin May, q prominent, steady, reliable
and industrious negro man. died in this city
last Thursday right OF dropsy. He will be
buried from Zion church to-day at I o'clock
The price of buggy wheels have advanced
80 per cent. within a few weeks. TIT cost Of
vehicles must be advanced very shortly. Now
Is your time to bay. D. Russell can supply
you for the next 30 day at old rates.
The Ed. W. q. Ahrens' dry goods bazaar
has. all through the year, been making decid.
ed hits in the bargain line. He winds up for
this year with a list Of goods suitable for
Chr presents, occupying q space OF q
'nble column. Read It.
For Christmas a very handsomely decorat-
ed Frerch china tea set and a painted china
salad set Of seven pieces are now on sale at
the ie Selry store of Mr.. Ludwlg-the paint
ing OF which is the work and skill of 8
young lady artist OF this city. Il
Lost Recently. q ladies' gold watch. with
monogram H. C. c., on the outside Of case,
and the name. Helen c.. Cobb, engraved on
the inside. A liberal reward will be paid for
the return OF the watch or Information which
Call at this office.
The Kansas City people are considerably
exercised just now over the posting Of indec.
ent theatrical pictures for advertising pur.
poses upon the bill boards of that city. The
State law against such things Is to he vigor-
Ously enforced. A dose of the same kind 81
medicine should be administered here.
The young folks Of the Cabbage Nee
ueik hbOrhO0d met at the residence OF Yr
Rudolph Schieber on the night Of December
II, and tripped the light fantastic. Among
those present were Misses Ross Wyooff
Lizzie Allen. Alice Ashcraft. Mike Lancaster
Jno. Davis. VIM. Bradley. Hiram Vance
10 ,hus Tally, Talt Barber. VIM. Vance ant
Jno. Fulton.
Miss Jennie Goode has closed for the win
ter months the kindergarten which she ha
been conducting tor the pa,S four months il
the basement Of the Christian church. Ate
the holidays she will leave for Normal, Ills.
whore she will complete her studies as
teacher OF schools OF this class. Her schoo
has been a very successful one and the chill
dren who have been 10 attendance will hal
with delight the coming of April l. when |
will be re-opened.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the brI1g,
company was held last Thursday night at Ih
rooms of the business mems association. Col
8. N. Stewart was present and after an ex
tended discussion a satisfactory arrangement
was made bv which the company will be abb
10 hold and operate the bridge hare for sevsrs
months yet, II not permanently. cit Is al
ways darkest just before day" and we nov
think light Is breaking for The company.
W. B, Powell having retired from the iour
nslistic field, has opened up q skating rinI
at Hagen's opera house. Monday morning
! the rink Is to be open from 10 until II o'cloe
and only college students. accompanied by
> me nber Of the faculty Of tbe school whicl
Q they are attending. will be admitted. Ever!
afternoon. except Sunday, from $3.50 till 0:S
: O'Clock the rink Is open to all. Thursda,
. evenings the ripk IS open for ladies Wit
escorts from 7 o'clock till 10 o'clock. The RIM
, !, will not be open on the days when the oper
. house has been engaged By theatrical com
= panies.
The ringing Of the fire bell on the city hal
: Thursday at noon caused the usual rush an
J., excitement amongst our citizens. The slsr O
: was rung on account OF q mall conhsgratlo
: at the residence Of City Marshal Jesse Ham
; lett, on south Seventh street. Through som
d unaccountsble means d trunk In the basemen
of the house caught fire and was, along wit
4 Il - 80 lee aonNaokn ,-a- - Il. A.
I had reached the ceiling 10 the room before
s was discovered. 1t was carried out Of th
house by Mr.. James EGkle before niue
e damage had been done. Thu tre eompan
r was on hand but the flames were extinRuIsh
ed without turning . stream OF water upo
them.
A supper and entertainment was given
D the opera house last Monday evening by tn
r ladies' auxilliary to The Y. M. C. A.. TIL
q given In Lexington. Tit short entertain
L ment consisted Of four pieces of vocal mus
b by Messrs. Simpson and Kincside. The ma
b qaartette was expected to sing but on accouI
Of severe colds two gentlemen we're unsb
d to sing. The ladies' also gave q lunch Tue,
q day from IL TO 2 In the Y. NJ. G, A. room
' serving what was left over from the suppe
l(Otn the supper and lunch were largely al
: tended and the ladies cleared above expsnss
= $3.50. This amount has been handed over
the officers Of the association and added /
the regular fund.
The production OF Under the aaslle ht' |
Il Author Rehan's company at the opera hous
Il Tuesday evening, Dec. 81, will be the gran
y Est ever on The Lexington stage. The con
pany is thoroughly metropolitan. naFryir
o eighteen artists and q ear load OF scener
The company Is playing 10 'S. R, o." (stan
Il Ing room only ut HaVlip's theatre, 81. Loui
u this week, and was secured for LexIngtc
q through Manager POHelrs energy. The con
pany was billed for WaFder Grand. Kans
e CITY, all OF next week, but Monday and Tue
day had TO be cancelled az Sta nley, the gre
lecturer, has those dates. Under the Ga
e light" here from Jefferson City. al
will 90 on to Kama as City Wednesday NOR
e ing. The people Of Lexington should not Il
3 to see this great show. Tickets on sale
: postofice news stand ut 70 cents; back 81
gallery 30.