The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-20

Special sale, Monday. Read ad. F. r.
Bane q Co.
Bulk Oysters at ID. Hackers. Direct
from Baltimore. 10-13t2
For Superior Cook Stoves and Ranges,
see Schawe & Weis. 1O-13tf
All of our college students are now
dressed in uniform.
The Sadie Raymond Comedy Co., at the
opera house next week.
Miss Bette NJ. Goodwin has been APP
pointed postmistress at Alma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emison Chanslor enter
tanned a few friends Tuesday evening.
Have your commercial printing done at
rates. tt
A. r Smith is with the Meyer q Klee
firm, where he will welcome his
friends.
Monday, for s27; a good medium mule
brought S67.
Sadie Raymond Comedy Co., at the opera
house one solid week, commencing Mon
day, October %.
Get your business in shape to take q
holiday on November @. We must have a
full vote in this county.
The big hog sale at Higginsville, next
Tuesday, will be an opportunity to get
fine stock at your own price.
We are now with f. X. Bane & Co, and
will be glad TO see all our old friends and
customers. M. f. and c. II. Royle. II
In a short time Messrs. George steier,
T.. j. McGrew and T.. NJ. Taubman will
have their handsome homes completed.
Read the advertisement of Mr.. George
w. Bates sale. We shall have something
more TO say OF this great sale next week.
Pure apple Juice, Gruber's make, now
on sale by the gallon or barrel, at Mehi's
grocery, on Tenth street. Leave orders
there. II
Purify your blood, tone up the system,
and regulate the digestive organs by
taking Hoods Ssrsaparilla. Sold by oil
druggists. Try 1t.
WANTED. A good stout white boy or
young man, to feed a lew cattle, milk
cows, and do general light work on farm.
Apply to VIM. II. Greer. tt
MI. Il. ]. Buckingham has shipped here,
from Alma, Kansas, 2S3 mead OF feed steers,
which he is feeding for the market on the
old Slaughter farm. He purchased 1000
barrels Of corn from Sheriff Wright.
Every Thursday evening between the
hours OF nine and twelve a free lunch will
be served at Fagan's saloon, on Main
street. Erwin Hacker will have charge
of the lunch and he promises something
good. 9-15'u
Prof. Raphael Rooster, director of music
10 the Baptist College, has received intel
lIgence that his uncle, who lived In
Germany, was dead. We learn that Prof.
Rooster falls heir to q share of the large
fortune.
The will Of Robert w. Keene was filed
10 the probate court this week. 1t bears
date of October I'd, 1894. and b~equeaths his
entire estate to his wife. Virgil w. Keene
and Joseph r. Barnett are named as ex
ecutors.
Mr.. Lewis Coates, who lives six miles
south Of town, brought us q bunch of RED
sweet potatoes, last Saturday, which arr
hard to beat. There are five In the bunch
all growing on one stem, and weigh from
1.-TWO to our pounds each, and are al
smooth, fine looking potatoes.
English SPAWN Liniment removes al
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem
ishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs
splints, sweeney, ring bone, stiles, sprains
all swollen throats, coughs, etc. lave IS
by use Of n bottle. Warranted thu mos
wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sol
by Charles w. Loomis, druggist, Lexing
ton, Mo. 7-2S-83-ly
Last Sunday Messrs. Sterling Grimes
N. b. McClelland, e. 8. Young and Mis-
Florence Neale went to Wellington t
spend the day with the family OF Col. N
". L. McClelland. On their return tn
surry turned over and the team becam
unmanageable and ran away, THROWN
from the vehicle all four persons, an
breaking the surry In splinters. No on
hurt.
The good people of Weston SURPRISE
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Stabler, last Thurs
day, the 18th Tor linen) anniversary o
their wedding. There were about sixt
persons present, and all brought basket
Of refreshments. The visitors took thei
victims by surprise, and took possessio
of the house. Tables we're spread, and q
elegant supper was served. All enioye
Q pleasant evening, and Mr.. and Mr.
Stable have q testimonial Of esteem whic
IL worth q great deal to them. Mr.
Stabler is q sister OF Mrs. Ed Marks an
Miss May Wright, of this city.
DR.. Stewart, president Of the great sta
OF English doctors, and the note
| specialist, will be at the Commerci
hotel, Monday, October "a, 1894, OF
day only. II you have failed to get reli
from your ailment, do not fail to see tn
= noted specialist. He will examine yC
and tell you the facts In regard TO yo'
case. He has earned q national reputatiC
for the candid manner In which he trea
his patients. Every one that treats vii
him is satisfied with his course
. treatment. Piles cured, by their painle
process, or NJ pay. Office from 8 a. !
!. to z p. m. Consultation free. 9.l-tf.
The great hog sale OF II. c. sydnor's @
y ours at the fair grounds, In Higginsvil
|, on October sd, and 1t will be q great or
too. Mr.. Sydnor is one Of the largest o.
best hog raisers In the West. He kno'
q fine animal when he sees it, and hand
nothing but the best. We print on I
first page of this issue q handsome cut
the great hog, Commonwealth, the he
ofhis excellent drove. The
a OF this hog are: Heart girth, IS incht
flank, IA inches; length, 70 inches; arou
forearm, 10; around ankle, 10; arou
u hind leg, next TO ham, II; through shol
d ders, % inches. Commonwealth will
u on exhibition at the sale, and to see h
It will be worth q trip to Higginsville. G
u hog raisers should be especially interes,
II 10 this great sale, as hogs are offered a
|" will be sold, OF fine blood, bone and oil
Mr.. Sydnor has done much toward elev
i. ing the hog stock of this county q
state, and what he tells you can
IN depended upon.
Of A sad, sad accident, which hurled IL
ID eternity Henry Detert, q young man "
B. had q most excellent reputation, occur
ID at Corder, on Sunday evening. Her
ID Detert went to church with Miss Eml
l. Liese, daughter Of MI. Fred Liese, "
,r lives about one-half mile west Of Cord