The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-06

Central college has reached the hun
dred mark.
Flour sacks Is cents per dozen at d.
Hackers bakery. 9-29-tf
Don't forget Sydnor's hog sale at Hig-
ginsville, October 23d. 9-15-tf
Big bargains In low shoes, cost no con
at Bottoms shoe store.
Perfumes, toilet soaps and fancy goods
at F. X. Bane 4 Co. II
Dry goods were never SO cheap. Come
and see our line, all new. +. r. Ban
d Co. If
LOsr.-On Wellington road, near Lex.
ington, last Tuesday, q blue overcoat with
velvet collar. Finder leave at this Office.
WANTRD-To buy q farm either in sa-
line. jackson or Lafayette county. Send
price and description. Address box pa,
H~igginsville, Mo.
For SALE.-A gentle horse, a Get of har-
ness; one buggy, n spring wagon. with
top; one full set Of blacksmith tools. In
quire at this office. 9-22-tf
The ladies aid society of the Christian
church have reorganized and will be glad
for orders for sewing OF any and all kinds.
We are prepared to make comforts or
short notice. Mrs. DR.. Payne, Sect. tt
Senator George @. Vest will speak here
next Monday at 2 O'Clock p. m. Let ev.
cry voter come out to hear this giant ora.
tor. He Is one of the Hottest Of public
characters, and 10 right from the field
Of battle. What he says will be interesting
Sore eyes, no matter how severe or lone
standing, are cured by DR.. Jackson's Eye
Salve. 1t soothes and removes the in.
fiamation and granulation at once. Car
Dc had at any drug store at twenty five
cents a box. 2~-3-1year.
A generous welcome has been extended
to Hon. John q. Tsrsney all over tn.
county this week.. He has visited min
points, and at each one a good number o.
democrats were present to heal him OK.
pound democracy. He will complete tn,
weeks work to-day. After speaking q
Wellington tonight he will return t.
Kansas City and begin actively upon tn
campaign, In that county. He will re
ar unusually large vote In his county.
DR.. Stewart, president of the great stat
of English doctors, and the note,
specialist, will be at the Commercial
hotel, Monday, October %, 1894, on,
day only. II you nave failed to get relic
from your ailment, do not fail to see thi
noted specialist. He will examine 70,
and tell you the facts In regard to you
case. He has earned q national reputation
for the candid manner In which he treat
his patients. Every one that treats will
him is satisfied with his course o
treatment. Piles cured, by their painles
process, or no pay. Office from 8 q. m
to z p. m. Consultation free. 9.1.tf.
Perhaps one Of the largest stock sale
that have been advertised In this sectioI
OF the state will occur three miles north
west of Odessa, Mo-, on Wednesday, Oct
10th, 1894. 1t will be the fourth annus
sale OF Geo. w. Null's, and the list &
} stock to be sold includes some of tn
finest stock ever brought t o Missouri
The list appears in another place in thi
issue and should be read by all who al
interested In ine stock. The fine Polan
china hogs that are to be sold will interei
all hog raisers. Two fine saddle stallion
and one Jack are In the list. Twenty
two head Of horses, mules and colts wi
be sold as we'll as fine chester viii,
hogs. The finest of blood courses throug
the veines of this stock. Attend tn
great sale.
Tomorrow evening, at the SoutheI
Methodist church, the regular Epwort
League services will be held, beginning
6:45 o'clock, sharp. Rev. G. M. Bishc
will be the leader, and the subject will
Goods Gifts to Believers"-Job SO 10; p
l19:130; John H:7; 1 Tim. GIT. L
! Let every member Of the League
! present, and let all come prepared to say
few words on the subject or read a yer
or two from the Bible. Everybody CO
daily invited. At the meeting tomorro
evening the newly-elected officers w
t take their places. They are as follow
= Mr.. Carl M. Brosius, president; N
d John b. Lee, first vice president; Mi
Jennie Brown. second vice president; Mi
k Katharine A. Tunstall, third vice pre-,
s dent; Miss Birdie Coulter, secretar
Miss Lillian Ryland, treasurer; Miss Ma
WInsor Silver, pianist.