The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-01
Blsdsoe'. sale November 18th.

Bledsoe's sale November 18th.
ELI Perkins. opera house, Nov. -.
Don't fail to read the Bledsoe sale adv YER
lsement.
Remember the date OF the Bledsoe sale.
Advertisement elsewhere.
Thursday, November Is. Is the day set for
Bledsoe's cattle sale. Remember the date.
Now Is FOUR opportunity to get a start In
the ine cattle line and do AVA with the
scrubs. Read Bledsoe's sale advertisement
Let voters remember that there are three
justices of tpe peace to be elected In Lexing-
ton township and two only In the other town
ships OF the county.
The republicans have no hopes Of electInR
any of their candidates other than those rum
ag for ju,tices OF the peace and constable.
Watch these offices, democrats.
The thermometer marked 30 degrees aboye
zero last Monday morning and Ice of the
thickness OF window glass was formed upon
pools and vessels Of water. Yesterday morn
ing Ice nearly one.half inch In thickness
formed.
Pupils Of Maple Glen that are on honor
roll and highest scholarship for month OF Dot.
Mollie. Eddie, Harvey, Frank
and Homer Hulser. Allie Sherman. Rachel
Woodruff. Albert Bonr, Lizzie and Baxter
Landlord. Willie Dreyer. Fannie M. Stewart.
Teacher.
Don't forget the fact that the Ahrens' Dry
Foods Bazaar always meets competition 1t
every point and that the house IL strictly re!i-
able In every way. No goods are purchased
10 sell as leaders, but every article will be
sound TO be Just as represented and the price
as low or lower than the lowest. Don't fail
A0ssIEs them q call.
We understand that the large barn on the
Clark Robinson farm. near Mayview, was
entirely destroyed by fire last Tuesday. The
barn was located Immediately on the road
and contained, besides q valuable pair Of
mules, q large lot Of corn, hay, farming
utensils, spring wagon, harness. &C.. all Of
which were also burned, The mules were
rescued In such \ condition hat they were
Immediately killed to put them out OF misery.
The farm was rented to Mr.. AlonzO Smith,
who 10 the owner OF the personal property
DESTROYED and It will be 4 hard blow TO an
industrious aud worthy man. The fire Is
supposed 10 have caught from n spark from
ME thANoeNA eS'sN "N
passed only Q short time before.
At the Missouri convention OF tho Young
Mems Christian Association, just closed al
Gallatiu. Sc 900 was appropriated for state
work. OF this amount. $500 is 10 start q fund
20 begin the work OF this association In South
America. Mr.. Myron a. Clark. the present
Gant general secretary Of the association
for some months past the virtual general
<secretary. will 20 TO that country 10 July to
begin the work In Brazil. This will be the
first ass citation OF this kind In South Ameri-
On, and Mr.. Clark will go out rs the repre-
sentative of the international committee, and.
M such, will have charge OF the work there.
dis ~headouarters will be at Sac Pavlo. Brazil
after July, 1901. The $500 will be increased
later on 70 O respectable sum by the Missouri
associations, 30 It will happen that Missouri
will have the honor OF first carrying the
Young Mems Christian Association to South
America.
ConcordIa - Many OF the farmers are com.
planning OF fy being In the growing wheat
Farmers Ia this section are nearly through
breaking corn ground. Mrs. LonghOrst aoG
daughter, who have been visiting relatives
n here, lett for their home, Palmer. Kan-as
apesday. The Mckinley bill was thoroughly
. 0lscussed and its dIsadvant 'ges shown up In
their true light by the democratic speaker
Who were with Us last Saturday. Mr.. WIN
Schroeder has Just completed = large baro,
which adds much TO the LOOKS Of his place
Mr.. n. Bergman 10 erecting q neat dwelling Ia
the Borth part OF W Mr.. Otto Wnlken
horst moved TO Kansas last week. Two
horses, one Belonging to Mr.. II. kecke and
one to Mr.. Bryant were stolen one night last
week, Mr.. Berg nan bought LOO barrels o
com this week ut 70 cents per barrel The
roads are in m excellent condItiIR 4 nice
rain would be very acceptable TO the people
OF this' section just now Some OF the farmers
have come to the conclusion that the price OF
wheat In this market will not reach the dol.
lar mark. Lot every democrat vote n straight
t,eket aeKt Tuesday.
Corder:-Mrs. aunsaker aud children. Ol
Gan Diego, Cal, who have been visiting here
for seyeral weeks. left for home Tuesday
evening. Her father accompanied them "a
Tar AZ Kansas City. Quite q number of ouJ
[ctisens went over 10 Higginsyilie Tuesday
evening to hear Mr.. Wallace speak. Mrs. H.
c. Spencer aud children. Of Blackburn, visit
I'D reiat;vez here one day last week. Mrs
Hit, Of Blackburn, spent last Tbursdsy here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j.. #. Groves,
Miss VIC jackson. OF Alma. visited the family
az her brother. ct this place. the first OF the
4 week, returning home Wednesday morning,
accompanied by Mrs. Jackson and the chill
dreu. Mr.. r. Burton. accompanied by bis
sIster, Mrs. Brown. went to Moberly sstur-
day. Mrs. Reynolds and children. OF Aull-
vile, spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs.
George Corder. Mrs. VIM. Wilson 10 en'er.
t.iu,ng Kansas frIsnds this week. Mr.. ID.
q. Haekley has n situation In Kansas CltJ
and has moved his family there this week
Mr.. and Mrs. sparkS. OF near Atchison, Kas.
who came here To visit their sister, Mrs. vii
son, the arst OF the week. returned home
"wednesday morning. much sooner than thel
sxpected, on account Of the sudden illress o.
Sparks. Mr.. Wilson going with them NJ
Is Atchison