The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-02-06
Weekly I~ntelligencer.

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Plenty of rain Monday night.
Valentines day falls on Sunday.
Too soon to "soak' overcoats yet.
Washington's birthday falls on Monday.
Is your blood poor? Take Beecham's
pills.
A slight shower of rain Sunday after
noon.
A good month to think about making
garden.
The streets are drying slowly from the
thawing snow.
The photograph is now on exhibition
at Il. g.. Ioomis's.
There was a good deal of floating ice in
the river Tuesday and Wednesday.
The steam ferry boat has been doing the
trans-river business this week.
That gray beard OF yours can be colored
brown or black by Buckinham's Dye.
Bully for Rev. Carpenter. He made the
'%'oficial county deacon take it back.
January went out sort of between u lion
and a lamb-may be, the lamb inside.
MuSquerHue COSbuInes, races, WIGS,
Boards, Trimmings, etc., for sale or rent
ut A. II. HoMER's. 2-6-t2
The finest line OF Candies, Fruits and
Nuts ever brought to Lexington at
TRIaa's.
The editor of the Slater Index calls the
editor of the Carrollton Republican an
"egg-stnined editor"
Masquerade Costumes, Faces, Wigs,
Boards, Trimmings, ect., for sale or rent
at A. II. HoMER's. 2-6-t2
Wanted Ladies' and gentlemen for
permanent position. Salary $3.50 per
day. Cal; ut room Q, Mechanics hotel.
Seedless and Ondura Cooking Raisins,
and genuine Leghorn Citron at
TRIaa's.
Collector Worthington and Tax Attor-
ney Hieklin consume a good deal OF space
with some very interesting title stories to
-G.
A lot of household stuff belonging to
l.. II. Kaufman, a former resident Of this
city, was sold at auction on the streets
Monday.
A new cinder walk has been put down
on Lafayette street, from Thirteenth to
Sixteenth, and on Main from Fourteenth
} to Fifteenth.
The members OF the county court were
in Ray county Thursday, taking a peep at
" new suspension bridge said to be better
and cheaper than iron bridges.
Emil Ludwig has charge OF the phono-
graph ut f.. O.. Loomis's store, and parents
who send sheir children there to hear it,
can rest assured that they will be treated
right.
The occultation OF Venus by Jupiter oc-
ours this evening at q o'lock, but complete
Only In southern Australia. In this lati-
tude, their apparent distance apart is but
one degree.
A certain lawyer was listening to the
phonograph last Thursday and IL pleased
him so we'll that he said, | charged a man
two dollars thism morning for advice, but IL
had known this p%honograh was here
would have charged him five.
The Lexington INTELLIaENoER, one OF
the best democratic papers in western
Missouri, has entered upon its 22d volume.
Bro. Payne hews To the line, and some
times the chips fall all over his political
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advertiser.
Two new announcements appear this
week. one Of George Il. Gordon for collec-
tor, and one OF Jonas I. Ferguson forrep-
resentative. Usual editorial notices crowd
ed out this week, will appear In next
issue.
MctIausIand, Young a. McCausland, af-
ter an sabgence of just a month from the
adyertising columns of the ~lNTELLIaEN-
GER, occupy their old-time space in the
upper right hand corner OF the third page
to-day, with a neat and interesting an
nouncement.
When suffering from throat or lung
troubles, take only such medicine as has
beer proved worthy OF confidence. Such
n remedy IN Ayers Cherry Pectoral; a spe-
ciic for sudden colds, and invaluable I'm
all forms OF pulmonary complaints. Sold
by druggists. Price u.
viii Muagroye, formerly the publisher
of the INTFlLLIGENCER, and u brother OF
Mrs. Ethan Allen, OF this city, has this
paragraph in the last issue of his paper,
the Barber County (Kas.) Index: "The
editor of the Index fearing that his eye
sight and general health will not permit
him to remain much longer in his present
position, offers to sell-to the right man
his half interest in the Office and business.
SDeak quick II you want it,"
PERSONAL.
Miss Emma Shackleford, OF G. +. C., is
well enough to resume her duties.
Mrs. A. Ii. Hall, OF Lexington, is visiting
in this city.--JopliD cor. Globe Democrat.
Mrs. b. French, OF Wellington, is the
guestof her mother, Mrs. William Price
Msss Sallie Smith, of Lexington, IL vis-
iting Miss Gertie Moore.-Boonville Star.
Mrs. j. ID. Conner has returned to Lex
= inpton,-Jefferson City cor. alobe-Demo-
2 crat.
Miss Zoe Bassett returned yesterday
morning from a visit to friends at st.
Lauis.
C.. H.. Shaefermeyer departed for st
Louis last night to purchase an additional
stock of hardware.
D. j. Powell, OF the Herald, and daugh'
ter Sophia, spent Sunday with Mrs. John
Mountjoy, ut st. Louis.
Misses Estelle and Maize McGrew re.
turned Monday evening from an extended
visit to friends Mt Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. John Reinhart has just finished 4
verv handsome quilt for the benefit of the
BAPTIST Orphan school at Bt. Louis.
Frank Chew and daughters, Misse,
Mamie and Annie, arrived from st. Louis
Monday. to attend the funeral of edward
Winsor
Prof. A. w. Smith, choir master at the
Christian church, has gone tn trenton
Neb., TO join Rev. White, OF Chicago, II
,evangelistic work.
Tom Yiugling, assistant foreman in thu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. composing rooms, lei
tuesday for q visit to his sister, Mrs. I
Cors, at Paris, Texas.
Mrs. Emily Foster and daughter, Miss
Nellie. of Kansas City, are visiting friends
here. They will remain in Lexington
until spring and then remove to Chicago
Mrs. Dan Chambers, OF Kansas City
after a weeks visit TO her daughters, Mrs
Thomas and Mrs. James Price, OF thii
CITY, returned to her home Wednesda!
forenoon.
Miss George Page left last Friday Tor
visit to friends in Kansas CITY, MO-
Olatha. Kan, Barton county Mo-, ant
Barbour county, Kas. She will be gon'
about six weeks.
The friends of Miss Bette Belle Perrie
of Mayview, will be panied to learn tina
she has not yet recovered from tho hur
she received during Christmas week, ano
is now threatened with erysipelas.
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