The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-01-02
1892.
The days are growing longer.

The days are growing longer.
Now for the new New Years resolves.
For Il disordered liver try Bccchom's
Pills.
The undertakers were idle all day
Christmas.
Mind about the so" and don't use the
81" any more.
There was ice along the edges of the
river Saturday.
Don't fool with Indigestion. Take
Beecham's pills.
Many of the business houses were clos
ed all day Friday.
The p%outon bridge was put to work
again Wednesday.
The Sedalia papers reported nine dcatI $
in that city Saturday.
The INTELLIaENcER wishes youa happy
and prosperous New Year.
Gmhner's marble shop has been given Il
fresh and shiny coat OF paint.
There was no case on Recorder Meets
docket the day after Christmas.
Use Halls Hair Remover and retain the
natural color and beauty of the hair.
To prevent the appearance of age, use
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskcrs.
The hum of the INTELLIGENCER's fast
presses was heard even on Christmas.
At the Racket Store the Christmas eve
rush did not end until after midnight.
There was snow enough Christmas day
to give the appearance OF II white Christ
mas.
Emil Ludwigs wore II Christmas patch
on his nose, the result of Il collision with
Il door.
; Gen. John McNulta Camp, Sons OF
Veterans, will probably be mustered early
this month.
The sun shone beautifully Sunday, al
though the air was crisp. Outdoor life
was bcarable.
La grippe serves as n powerful incentive
for the physicians TO "get IA move on
themselves"
There was ice enough in the river Sun
t day to cause the bridge to open and re-
main open all day.
A small colored boy in the First ware
had one hand torn somewhat by the ex
plosion of a firecracker.
At first thought n~inety-five persons il
h a hundred would say nat the twentieth
century will begin January 1, 1900.
Beginning with yesterday, the Pontor
/ Bridge Company will keep a record q
persons and teams crossing in 1892.
A large flag, perhaps the only simila
decoration in town, fioated from the fro:
of Homer Franklin avenue store.
A cold wave blew up Christmas eve, an,
at Z o'clock Friday morning the Their
mometer marked but eight degrees above
Geyer & Co. have made some needle
improvements in the walk along tn
- Ninth street side of their business prop
erty.
The old Hammerle hotel, on Tent
street, has been vacated as a hotel, tn
furniture having been moved out las
week.
Orient chapter of Royal Arch Mason'
Kansas City, claims the largest member
ship OF any chapter in the state. Their
oil are 316 members.
The aunua meeting of the Wrinkle
Furniture Company win be held som
oil time next week or the week after. Officer
are to be chosen.
At Kansas City Christmas morning, tn
s. thermometer registered as low as eigh
degrees above zero, and in points in Kan
sas only two above.
OF There is no finer looking drug store !
the state thar Leroy Farmers and III
Winkler Furniture company deserve
oil much credit for the interior finish.
Morrison Bros. had a novel displn
Christmas day. 1t consisted OF a train
Mt eight wagons loaded with coal, the hors'
n and vehicles bedecked with flags lars
and small.
e. Tim Howard, of Myrick, reports the To-
or Of two yearling calves by careless shoe
o. ing by hunters.s He says he will pros
cute any and all persons caught huntir
on his premises.
The children OF Fairview school gathe
ed some magnificent fruit from a love
Christmas tree on the evening of the 2it
1t was n grand affair and enjoyed by Il
=" entire neighborhood.
There was a big pie party Mt c. w. Ma
., t~erson's near Napoleon, Tuesday nigf
=, II was largely attended and a splend
time was had. Harvey Campbell prov
to be the champion pie eater and W
49, awarded the prize.
1t was rumored that the aged father
Garland G.. Graham had died sumo
night, but the ruIpor proved groundle
a. Mr.. Graham saying that his faith,
! lthousb now 9issyearstold, was as well
ns he had been for some time.
{. Mr.. Wilson, OF the Racket store, ma
.od an inventory of stock this week, a
a found that the volume of business v
:, mu ;h larger in 1891 thaRsthesyear befo
and gave thsaINz&t1 ff credit
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