The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-02-04
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Eggleston & Ewing. 12-1o-tf
He who loves a girl and does not kiss her,
Only deserves, the stui i'd chump. TO miss
her.
For rent.-Fiye room cottage on South
street. All necessary con~veniencies. Il.
Allen. 11-26-ti
The greatest question OF the day with
the citigeng OF Lexington this week was
the stock law case,
Egkteston s. Ewing is the place TO buy
your Fruits and Confectionery they have
everything in that liue. i2-10.tf
Chalmers Young, living near here, Is
contemplating the erection OF a Touring
mill at MAYHEM. Success to him..
A fnil line OF fresh can Peaches. Plum
Pudding ard everything that is kept in a
first class grocery store at Egeleston Y
Ewing,s. i2-lo-tf
Dysp4psia's victims find prompt and
~sermapent relief In Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Nlsieh tones the stomach and creates an
petite.
Fxaacisco vs.. L~ambader, q dispute over
! cattle trade. came up before Justice
Price last Wednesday, and was continued
to Monday, February 6, at cost OF defend-
ant.
Meetings will soon begin at the Presby-
terrain and Methodist churches In Corder.
Let the people OF Corder respond to these
services and give the proper encourage.
ment.
mI.a .R..1 - l1waa. nf tka falInut Vxln nc
three years In arrears on subscription to
his newspaper, and gets mad and stops
It when asked to pay up, will be No. 444o
Hadea.
Many sleighs were on the streets Mon
day, and the merry jingle of the sleigh
bells made a sweet melody on the air, al
the sleighs with their merry occupants
dashed by.
Tho proprietor of this paper is not thu
agent OF the Buckeye Incubator Company
butifryou want any information abou,
the machine, he viii gladly give 1t. Th'
hatcher Is q success.
Al introduction to the queen-is al
honor conferred upon only a favored few
But every person In the land may hay'
ready access to the queen of remedies
Internationally 2-3-4
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. John e
Burden entertained friends at an eleganl
luncheon, OF which Il IL unnecessary Il
speak In words Of praise. Music and re-
treatments were indulged ins
Quite q crowd was attracted to the real.
dence OF Mr.. T. II. Stramcke last Tuesday
morning, it being supposed the house
was on fire. Fortunately 1t proved to be
only the burning out OF the chimney, and
no damage was done.
The Social Club was pleasantly enter
tanned last Saturday evening by Miss
Lizzie McGrew, who proved herself a true
hostess, The most OF the evening wal
spent In dancing, to the enhancing
strains of an orchestra.
The young ladies' OF st. Agnes Guild will
give a social entertainment at he ectory
Friday evening, February 10, at seven
O'Clock. There will be a good programme
of music. Light refreshments will be
served, and n small admission fee charged.
A cordial invitation Is extended to all.
Itie Generally admitted that l carry the
laxfeet Hnd most carefully selected stock
II 1l<sr8ear in the county and that my
pric4. nj The lowest. II you are not yet
sp>p}lsd with these n~ecessariea OF life
t6me and get what you want Of Henry
ainaurr. i1-26-tf
The @. Y N. club gave their first enter
tninment last Thursday evening January
18th, at their hall. They met promptly
At 8 o'clock, and from appearances ali
spent a very pleasant evening. Refresh
msnts were served at II O'Clock, aud at q
late hour the crowd departed, after having
spent an enjoyable evening.
A gentleman in Union county. Mo.
who 4 100 modest 4 4 8 to have shii
ns1ss 2saasi14ea u Bpapers, wal
Hofsa "a -AeoH<t 6kamberlain,i
nnd trsa.fnsnfa for thirfssd years. so cent
bottles for sale by Crenahaw & Young
druggists. 2-4-1m
Rev. @. l.. Leyburn, ID. d., in company
with other ministers. was In conference
last week with a number OF deacons and
elders, with q View to filing vacant Pres
bytarian pulpits In Saline county. DIR
Leyburn, who, It will be remembered was
once pastor OF the Presbyterian church o.
this city, now has a passionate at Boon
Vile.
The district convention of Baptist
ehi;xttss o. Lafayette and johnson our
k1e5, e5nt9ned IA Warren sburg last week
with q large atte1<iEnaek II. @. Wallace, of
Lcxfheton. she f195ct<tpx. called the
meeting 10 os,3sF and fes.f tns bth Psalm
A paper was read W 4 lara. also 81
Lexington. Much intsff2t Sts8 fak<a ID
the proceedings e the cony6nlion.
3rnc7x there's apoa many indiss Il
<<<<{eaz>a1<5 9is0 rant o good SCI III
H4SHIHD, 11< W. gnable to pay the
fsneg p7:cea tt wilton machines generally
are sold. For W. S5Me can supply a first
class high arm Singer Sewing Machine
new and warranted for Ave years, together
with the INTELLIaENoER for one year. L
you want q No. I machine for little money
give us o call 1-2s-m1
Our young people are a~ppreciating the
opportunity the skating rink presents in
the way Of amusement. This novice n
the rink is one OF the sights OF the season.
and the gaze that Is bestowed upon the
novice would do credit to the attractive.
ness of q dime museum. Oh, the painful
feeling experienced when one is endeay.
oring II acquire cleverness upon the "rol.
lers."
John ling, a negro who was recently
killed fiji Saline county, was quite wei
known In this county, and was "king o
the coons.o 1t was said that he was wha
Is popularity known az a ''white mani
darkey.n Whenever an officer needed hi
assistance to arrest a negro, he always re
sponded, and throwing the transgressol
Of the laws across his shoulders carriet
him TO prison.
We take the following from the Kansa
city Times concerning Edwin MiltoI
Royle, a nephew Of Mr.. NJ. F.. Royle, o
this city: "EdNin Milton Royle. autho
OF ssFriends,s 10 q Missourian. He wa
horn near Lexington, and was the SON o
Jonathan c. RoyIe, Judge advocate il
Prices army. and a man OF considerable
prominence. Mr.. Royle refused to tax
the "iron clad oath and moved to Utah
taking Edwin, then two years old, witt
MIN.
The senior proprietor OF this paper ha
been subject to frequent colds for som
years, which were sure to lay him mp /
not doctored at once. He finds tina
Chambsriain's Cough Remedy is reliable
IL opens the ssc%retions, relieves the lung