The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-01-23
Weekly I~ntelligencer:


Little game coming in.
o has risen to eleven cents.
Reason? Beecham's Pills act like magic.
Fresh Baltimore Oysters, % rents n can,
at Erwin Haekkcr's.
The moon couldn't stand the cold and
4hnaFetarted south.
" A small ice gorge was formed above the
ponton bridge Friday night.
Keep your head free from itching and
dandruff by using Halls Hair Remover.
The finest Baltimore Oysters at % cents
per quart can, only at Erwin Hackers.
Family washing wanted at
{ Lexington Steam Laundry.
Family washing wanted at
the Lexington Steam Laundry.
seedless and ondura Cooking Raisins,
and genuine Leghorn Citron at
TRIda's.
The finest line of Candies, Fruits and
Nuts ever brought To Lexington at
TRIaa's.
The furniture factory started up Mon
day, after a weeks shutdown on account
of cold weather.
Take your washing to the
Lexington Steam Laundry.
Prices reasonable.
The bridge and building department of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
has been removed from Sedalia to Par
sons, Kansas.
Take your washing to the
Lexington Steam Laundry.
Prices reasonable.
q. w. Gillespie called Wednesday and
had his name enrolled among the fifth
full. Would be glad to have Mr.. Gillespie
stay with the gang.
j. A. Laughlin likes n good democratic
paper, and ne knows one when he reads
IL. No fooling him on politics, and down
he goes till January l, 1893.
Hamburg Eels in Jelly, Roussian Caviar,
French Champignons, Frnmage de Brio,
Roll Herring, Swiss Cheese, etc, only at
Erwin Hackers Delicatessen
An alarm clock set for 2:20 a. nj. is not
more prompt than James Lyon. He never
gets of on time, and Is always ready with
the cash for the paper he likes so well.
Nee. Clark will continue an attentive
reader OF the best paper in Lafayette coun-
ty. In fact, he would rather have the IN
TELLIaENcER than stick n mil in his loot.
Mrs. Henry Weiligman appreciates the
old reliable, and awaits it's early Saturday
mornings visits with eager expectancy.
II will continue for another year to glad
den her home.
A Young lady friend writes: 81 shall
try and get you some new subscribers"
II seid young lady will only use her eyes
as she can use them she can send Us a good
many new subscribers.
I some OF the pavements on the north
side of Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth, were as smooth AS glass Monday
night, and q few falls were recorded In
the thin coating of snow.
c. c.. Cooper, sends his'n on a postal
sstS, and right glad were we to hear from
him. NJ. &c oper, here's long life and
Hhpplht@f Uuu may yCNi
grow less fhan q haystack.
IL. P. Long never goes back on an old
frieno For many 400 has the INTEL
ElaENcER been that to him, and the
fiends are unable to break his hold, OF
A.eause his allegiance to waver.
zadfes NJ. Guy halls from the vicinity
qkoak Grove, but felt interested enough
in Lafayette affairs to want the best ano
Hessasest paper inthe county. He'll gel
the FIRST installment this week.
@. e. Bellies was too busy to come Sc
he handed the amount OF kash necessary
to keep up HIS stock of choice reading
matter for another year, to his postmas'
ter, and we got her all the same.
w. z. Younger simply called to engage
passage for another year. de is pleased
with the boat. and mover grumbles at TN
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