The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-03

Sixteen pounds best New Orleans sugar for
fifteen pounds light brown sugar for 81.
& Ewing. dec13tf
Boys pants at % cents. at GRATIS. olStf
Fresh, homemade sausage and spare cribs
1T Bour y sons. deceit
For S~ale-Several second. hand vehicles at
rediculously low prices to make room. jill.
Sender. !i1tf
One store room and dwelling rooms IN
Dutch Row and upstairs rooms, corner of
Ninth and Main for rent, A. Geyer. juyl9f
Try our combination coffee and you will
never use any other. Best ON earth. Egsle-
ston q Ewing. decl3tf
For Sale.-The MusgrOve house, corner Of
Main and 10th streets. Price low. Terms to
suit. Inquire at this office or address W. q.
MasrroVe. Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
Call in aud examine the vi 80 boys suits
ut Nj. Graiz's. octlStf
YOu can find every thing in the fruit line at
ERglestOn & Ewing's, decl3lf
Everything in the green and dried fruit
line can be found at EgglestOn 4 Ewing's.
California prunes. raIsins. cured prunes.
silver prunes and Turkish prunes AZ Eggle-
ston Il Ewing's. dec13tf
Big bargains In baking powder and package
coffee at H. gleston n Ewing's. decl3tf
Go to Eggleston n Ewing's for Atmore's
mince meat, Saratoga chips, potatoes. flake
hominy and nudavene. decl3ti
ID. Haeckker Is sole agent In this city Tor
the celebrated Faust brand of oysters. Try
them. noy23tf
II you need anything In the grocery or fruit
line we invite you to call aud see us. We will
treat you right and give you the worth of
your money. We have everything In that line
and Of the best quality. Eggleston & Ewing.
a heavy rain fell here last Wednesday
night. II was much needed for the wheat.
Miss LIzzis Smith has been engaged as n
c'erk IN the real estate Office OF Mr.. Jos. ..
Lesueur.
The floating Ice In the river caused the
bridge TO be kept open for several days this
week.
A man on horseback forded the Missouri
river at Roeheport last Monday. The deepest
water IOunu was lOur Ieel.
Call IN at our office and let us take your
order for the premium sewing machine. All
advertisement and full description CT which
appears or the fourth page OF this paper. You
run no risks, for II the machine 10 not exactly
ss represented we will refund you every cent
OF money Il costs you. A guarantee for per-
feet running for i've years accompanies each
machine.
About the "cutest" thing In the way OF
invitations We have seen for q long time were
the ones sent out by a young lady of this city
last week. Inside a small pasteboard box
which was neatly decorated on the inside,
was q peanut shell, which had been broken
open and the kernel taken out. The invita-.
tlon was written on onion peel paper, care
fully folded mp and placed inside the shell
and the shell placed back Ia It's usual shape
and tied together with q small piece o ribbon
The Invitations read: "Miss Anna Ludwil
requests your presence At her home Decem
Der 20, $780," II Is needless to say there wei
numerous responses TO the Invitation ant
that all who met Miss Ludwig at her HON.
enjoyed themselves.
or the most recent machine delivered b,
, , the wholesale houss upon our order, the con-
: sIgnee says:-"HIggInsville, NO., December
30. 1s90.-Sir:-I received the sewing ma
Q chine on the 18th. inst and have been con
: WINGED that II Is u very good machine, rs
have had no trouble with 1t 20 far. II 1t con
tinues to run a. IL has been doing, | will b.
perfectly pleased with 1t. Yours respect
fully Mrs. Carrie Kampmeyer." The machine
8 delivered was Of the style known as the low
arm. the only kind we were handling at Oh
5 time the shove order was placed. We ar
r nov handling both the low and high arm
patterns. the high arm coming at an adysno
: OF % over tie low arm. making the cost. In
e GLIDING y years subscription to the Intelli
|. geneer, SIT.
v Johnstown:-News very scarce, j. !
Powell. &. W. Powell, j. Z. Davis with W
n 9. Davis from the Sunflower state ARE In on
midst enjoying holiday rest from n lillian
70 Jewell college. j. K. Davis Is suffering wit
i throat trouble. This ''onpleasantness"
frequently the result OF too much talk. II
William-Jewell boys went rabbit huntin
It Monday shooting about forty times and xii
p Ing only one rabbit. Born. TO the vile
Baswell Hail, q bo~y -democrat. W. Small
II pushing his dwelling to rapid completion
ts Miss Jessie Jones teacher at Linn Grove.wl
d Is giving good satisfaction gave u treat CHRIS
TX mas evening and was surprised with q pre-
emit Of a toilet case from class A. We do n
know the inference, but Mr.. Fitchet. teach
" at Elm Park, received q razor with instru
lie lions TO "shaye myself" The yoanY peop
0. OF Linn Grove had Q very enjoyable gathe
e. ~ n-.noIIy Ao., st.kao .l&o. III
}: %'iang' was known as q pie party aud eve
E. thing passed of nicely. save numbers 8 al
10, which failed to materialize. John Fult'
o, completed the approaches to the johnston
Id bridge In one day, doing Two days work
n, one. Johns q success In road work.
d.. Corder - Walter Carthrae and Fra
Fisher, OF Corder, and a relative Of Franl
q, from Kansas. Young boys about II years
I'd age, the day after Christmas went hnntlng
q sled. Driving along the road on their 7
BIO turn they saw q rabbit 10 hedge. Frank
CD out OF the sled to scare the rabbit out.
ce was In . STOPPING position and bis relatI
CD was standing In the sled ready to shoot.
10 the rabbit ran out Frank raised up and
ed relative shot. the entire load lodging In I
or back part Of Franks. head, killing him
Id stantly. As soon rs the young man kn'
10 what he had done he fainted and fell fri
'er the sled. Little Walter Cartbrae unassst
ast placed the faintinR boy Ia the sled, and th
gh dragged the dead body Of Frank to 1t and {
dy II In The slide. Wonderful nerve and se
y. possession for . boy of his age. Frank v
IN 9 smart. sprightly boy. He was an orph,
BE- and Q nephew OF Mrs. VIM WILSON. of c.
der. who has had the care OF him from chi
ia hood. Tue night before he had acted
md Santa Claus at the Methodist church and
az 30 well ~ TO incite the admiration OF
40 Funeral services were held Sunday. HIS
ace mains were borne to the grave bY six Of
h., associates. Poor Frank; he ls gone, No N
10. will his shrIll voice be heard upon the sire
q. OF Corder.
ic, Coider:-Old Santa did not forget the ci
re. dren Of this community. A nice enterta
III. memI ut the Baptist church Christmas q
on consisting OF songs. recitations and the {
ere tribulIon OF presents. The same evening
on repaired TO the Presbyterian church. win
be they were entertained In . similar mani
i'm rne Meihodists had u concert on Christi
les night. which is reported ~ quite a suce
ne But nj. ibis do not prevent the lover OF 81
II dreB from Visiting their homes. lie deliR
bef to make glad the hearts OF the Gb'lJren arc,
ter their own firesides. Christmas dinnars W
wo numerous. which were enjoyed by The yol