The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-05-13
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TUFTS pills Danish biliousness.
Fresh strawberries daily at Eggleston
& Ewing's. o-o-ti
Now indeed does the garden sass begin
to hump itself.
Mrs. Susan George, of Clay township Is
quite ill of congestion of the intestines'
Don't fail to look at Trigg's garden
seed before purchasing elsewhere. a4
Edison's latest improved ~phonograph AZ
farmers drug store next Monday.
Everything in the fruit aud veges
line at Eggleston & Ewing's.
Fresh strawberries daily at Ess,a"
& Ewing's. n
BEST cohe' su,s 5-6-tf
Ma, no,atoes, new edons, new cabbage
a. Egpleston q Ew,ig's. 6-6-tf
wheat prospects in Clay township are
Mneas : sc very bad. Only bottom
,spd whs,t will yield a good crop.
r.sst styles-millinery, cail on Mrs. g.
p Arnold. Prices reasonable. 100 Main
5-13.tf
Spring medicine and Hoods S~arsapa-
rilla are synonymous terms, so popular
Is this great medicine at this season.
II you intend to do any paperIng this
spring don't fail to see one OF the incest
lines in the city. A. EaLE. 4-22tf
Why did Percy Silver carry that quart
cup with him to the Leak Introducing
company's wine car, Monday night?
= Everyone who heard him fell in love
with DIR. Morrison, the eloquent divine,
who delivered two ermon here, Sunday.
w. H.. Carter, as principal, assisted by
Miss Ria Nesmith, will conduct the fall
aud winter terms of the Dover public
schools.
High School closing exercises will be-
gin on the 18th and close on the Goth inst.
The character will be decidedly Colum-
bian, and interesting throughout.
Edison's latest improved photograph
win be on exhibition at Leroy farmers
drug store, next Monday. Don't fail to
hear 1t. Nearly q hundred pieces OF
vocal and instrumental music to select
from.
Solid silver and plated ware of the latest
styles and patterns, a handsome display,
suitable for wedding presents. New,
fresh lot Just received at Grimes & Vena-
BILE, jewelers.. 5-13-t4
Corn planters, wag ons, cuitivators, ETC.,
ETC., exchanged for corn, hay or oats.
BAsyE & VAUGHAN,
5-13-4t At Hooks old stand.
There will be no advance in prices at the
Palmer House during the Worlds Fair
and no discounts will be made during
that period. Contracts for rooms during
the Fair can now be made. 3-25-tf
The weather has at last taken a turn,
The cyclones this week have been unat-
tended with marked atmospheric dis.
~turbances, while the anti cyclones have
brought us fair weather and sunshine.
In the absence OF the pastor, Rev. w. 1.
Cole, the pulpit Of the Baptist church
will be filed Sunday morning at eleven
O'Clock by Rev. g. w. Hyde, and at hall
past seven in the evening by DR.. H. M
Richardson.
Prof. Bauer, the musical director Of
Central College, gave a musical recital at
the Music Hall, Kansas City, last night
playing selections from Beethoven,
Chopin, List, Schubert and others. Col,
and Prof. A. A. Jones accompanied him.
Mrs. @. A. G. Rochester. of Seattle.
Washington, formerly q resident of Lex
ington, has been selected to represent the
city of Seattle in the Worlds Musical
Congress at the Chicago Columbian Ex-
hibition. Mrs. Rochester was Miss Julia
Smith and is q sister Of Mrs. Will X.
Trigg.
Lucy Price. OF Wellington, is a bad egg.
Several days ago she poisoned the drink
Ing water at DIR. Mann's for the purpose
OF doing all the mischief she could. She
was asraigned before Justice Chinn,
plead guilty, and was sent to Jail, where
she will remain until the grand jury
assemblies.
We know there a good many ladies in
Lafayette county who want a good sewing
machine, but who are unable to pay the
fancy prices at which machines generally
are sold. For $i7 30 we can supply a first
class high arm Singer Sewing Machine
new and warranted for Ave years, together
with the INrELLIaENoER for one year. II
you want a No. 1 machine for little money,
give us a call. 1-2s-m1