The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-10-10
Weekly I~ntelligencer
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Cool Sunday.
Autumn-perhaps.
Rain Friday night.
Cool and clear yesterday.
Criminal court next week.
BEEcHAM's PILLS cure Sick Headache.
Baby carriages, at Winkler Furniture
Co.'s. 5-2-tf
The ponton bridge is still doing Il brisk
trade.
A splendid onion crop is being harvested
and marketed.
Buy a few copies of this edition to send
away to a friend.
Business has been brisk enough in this
Office thisw week, thank You.
The dry goods store agreement to close
at 6 p. m. ended October list.
Why let your hair turn gray when Halls
Hair Remover will prevent it?
That was a chill old frost around with
his nippers Wednesday morning.
Graham's men began putting The tin
roof on Hsrle's new building Saturday.
Everybody wanted to see the priests OF
Pallas parade at Kansas City but couldn't.
That rain Tuesday was very soitening
in the hard sun baked clods of the wheat
fields.
Several movers outfits were camped at
the Ray county endof the bridge Tuesday
61 Higginsville fair ground was bought
+X-E q fnx-a Xnnnn nj tpnQtna'E sale this
week.
Some very heavy transfers have been
made recently, including farm and town
property.
Where did you get those nice shoes at,
at such a low price? Why at Frank
Kriehnts. 9-12-tf
VIM. Sprague Smith, Providence, r. l.,
writes: az find Bradycrotine always cures
headache"
A government steamboat with two
barges in tow passed down the river last
Tuesday.
H. c. Sydnor's hogs brought a big price.
All stock do, that are advertised in the
INTELLIaENcER.
The river rose nearly two feet Wednes-
night and Thursday, but fell again to its
formal condition.
See the superb inducements held out to
new and renewing subscribers in this is
sue of the INTELLIGENCER.
The students OF Elizabeth Aull Semina-
ry visited the st. Louis Fair in a body this
week, and enjoyed a merry time.
Extra copies OF this edition can be Sc
cured at this office wrapped and ready for
the mail pouch at 8 cents per copy.
The wheels OF the INTELLIaENCER's
three fast presses have been turning with
q jolly hum all this week, and no mistake.
Didn't the I-NTELLIaENcER tell you the
drouth was over? And yet there are a few
poor ~benighted souls who don't like this
paper.
Undertaken, Ito Academy boy with
cigarette and lighted match. )-''That's
right; you smoke the cigarette and We'll
10 the rest"
Several of the cadets attended the Priests
of Pallas parade at Kansas City Wednes-
day night. Cadet Adiutant Hickman had
them in charge.
Ferdinand Butler, of Higginsville, sold
at auction on the streets here Monday, a
horse, buggy and harness to Tim Howard,
of Myrick, for S51.
E. Winsor q Son sold the improved
farm of Henry Deuchler, of ITO acres, three
miles northwest of Concordia, to August
q. Stark for $500.
1t is said that the number OF the day OF
the month on which the first snow falls
indicates the number of SHOWS that will
fall during the winter. In that case we're
in for only six.
Cleanliness is not next to Goodness.
Lexington is the Coolest tow in Mis-
souri,, and yet see how many hogs and
cows are supported on her streets ut the
expense of the public.
Some facts concerning the Lexington
High and Public schools, is just now get
ting out in certain quarters. Possibly the
people will be startled some day over
news items about Noah's flood.
A train of movers passed through town
Saturday which attracted attention. There
were three wagons, in each OF which were
four children, all with the whitest OF
hair, and all nearly the same size.
20 lbs ~granulated sugar for ....... 81 0t
a pkgs. Arbuckle coffee for ......,. 1 0C
8 lbs fancy evaporated peaches for. 1 OC
s." +" a~pricots " :. l OF
49," =" grapes E. 1 0C
1O-1O-t2 AT TRIGG's.
w. H. Chiles yesterday received a card
announcing the approaching nuptials Of
Mrs. Lizzie Marmaduke-Hicks of Next
AZ aud Rauarlu ~ Eakri6na M
Stanton, Va, on the 28th of October, al
Mexico. The bride-elect is we'll known
to many Lexington people.
20 lbs g~ranulated sugar for. 81 OC
4 pkgs. Arbuckle coffee for. MN. 1 90
s lbs fancy e~yaporated peaches for. 1 OC
8" I" F" apricots 4" :. / 0C
49," Z" I" grapes " :. l &C
1O-1O-t2 AT TRIGG's.
Readers OF the INTELLIGENoER will find
the card OF the Citizens Bank, OF Hig-
ginsville, in this issue. They will also
find the bank n safe depository of theiI
funds, and in the officials of the concern
a liberal, pleasant and genial set of gen.
tlemen to do business with. 4
A fine head of hair is an indispensable
element of beauty. Ayers Hair Vigol
maintains youthful freshness and luxuri
ance, restores to faded and gray hair It's
original color, prevents badness, removes
dandruff, and cures scalp diseases. II
gives perfect satisfaction.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Robert Atkinson, Jr., OF Ottawa, Kas.
and Miss Lucie Belle Mountjoy, OF this
city, at the Christian church, Wednesday
afternoon, October ID, at 3 o'clock. Re.
ception at the home Of the BRIDES parents
on South street, from $50 to 6, same after.
noon.
WILK0MOETis THE FASTEST.
Wilkomont, by Almont Pilot, is the
sire of the fastest colt ever bred in Mis-
souri,. Standard colts by Nugget, Jr.,
OPS; colts by Tallmage and Wilkomont
at the Linwood Lawn sale, Tuesday, DC.
ober 20.
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