The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-01

LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.
County Court next Monday.

LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.
County Court next Monday.
The fines brand of cigars at Farmers.
Does advertising pay? Ask III pat
rons.
Beautiful Indian baskets at F. r. Bane
& Co.'s. 11-24-tf
F. R. Bane & Co. are doing a fine
business.
Krlehn & Wilker invite you to inspect
their cloaks.
The east bound evening Missouri Pacific
arrives here now at S:15.
w. X. Trigg is selling many goods and
selling them cheap, too.
Fresh Baltimore oysters 25 cents per
quart can at E. Hackers. 12-1-3t
No bats offered. but every article sold
at b~ottomlprices, at sinauer's. 12-1-ti
"Full Box" o~vercoats, the latest novelty
for young men, at Sinauer's. 12-1-tf
w. B..Bolton has as fine..stock of shoes
and hats as you will find anywhere.
Some fine reading matter this week.
Glance at those advertisements. They are
In sight.
Pure homegrown and home ground
| Buck Wheat Flour..at Basye & Vaughan's,
Lexington, Mo 12-1-tf
The Golden Rule Mercantile Company
IL doing q good business, and its manager
likes Lexington.
The holiday trade 10 going to be great.
Plant your apvertisement. We will try
to make room for you.
A parIor set will make q nice Christmas
present. See those dining.room sets.
sofas, rockers, center-tables, &c, at Wink
ler's. 12-1-5t
Elder Goode delivered another ane
lecture. last Sunday night, ON Revelation,
and will deliver another, tomorrow night.
| All arc invited.
b. J.. Kleiuschmidt IL now sole owner Of
! the Hieginsville Advance. Sam 10 . good
newspaper man and IL Issuing q first-class
papsr Success to him.
The Philip Keller Clothing Co. have .
uniqus display Of nour and coal 10 their
show misunderstanding what they are
giving away with each cash purchase.
Those who have plenty must look after
the needy. The poor are always with US.
We should see that their hunger 10 APP
peased aud their bodies warmed this win
tor.
Miss Lacia Hoppe, pianist Of the Pstrslli
Company 10 . Missouri girl, having lived
ct Ssdalia for many years. She II every
whore acknowledged - one Of the most
brilliant young players Of the present day.
Thanksgiving services hero were very
appropriate. They were held In the
| Christian church. Rev. A. 8. Monet
preached the ssrmon His text was found
In Psalms 100: As. A large audience
heard the sermon and all were we'll pleas
ID With Il,
Being permanently located. We cannot
anord TO sell shoddy and sheli.worn
goods, such ~ are usually handled BY So
called hrs, water, or bankrupt stores;
were ws inclined to do so-but every arti-
ole must be - represented or the purchase
money 10 cheerfully refpndsd. H. Sin
ausr. 12.1-tf
The Odessa Pythians have elected the
following ofhcsrs: J. A. Ksmper. Ed.
White, c. L. Frost, w. R. Hopper, Or. W.
D. Barclay, T. N. Blackwell, o. B. Prince.
I. r. Bsnning, G. L. Frost and J. A.
Ksmpsr were elected trustees Of the lodge.
v. 0illsn, @. H. Reed and J. b. william.
| oon werp elected trustees of the widow
and orphans iund.
The News bopncss the Herald for pub.
fishing an article signed "Rsformer," and
says that Il 10 fraud because the writer
doss not sigu his name. Not six inches
from the News editorial u an article
signed "Democrat," who tries to get up .
controversy with the lNrnLLIoENoER for
publishing the Wilson interview. We
wish the News would tell US whether OF
mot this IL also . fraud.
ELSEWHERE We publish the interview
from Peter DOMAIN, not bscause We spdorpe
such rot, but because several good cfHEeps
hsSs asked 10 to do %, and bscause mapy
Others Will want to know on which sids
Of the political fence tho self.styled
Colonel" II r. b found. II Mr.. Donan
would come to Lexington and pay hia
debts his words would have Q great deal
moro influence.
The revival meetings at the Methodist
church have continued through the
week with considerable interest. The
pastor, Mr.. Bishop, has bean assisted by
the pastors OF the other local churchss. II
4 The purposs Of theas interested to per-
sist In these services until success 10 won,
Ths latest news from Mr.. C~ulpepper IL
that the accident from which be suffered
was not 20 severe ~ at first feared. though
he has suffered much from IL. We have
been shown q card from him In which b
ssys: ."Fll come - soqn ~ I . get on
my feet." NJ. Bishop thinks that h
may BE- looked for In . week OF less
Meantime let everybody coms to the scr.
~vicesAndlst all christians pray for 0od'i
blessing upon the work.
waveriy Times: The insurance men
have bssn here to settle losses by the late
Are. Mr.. T. r. LAndrum Va learn settled
with the company. In which his stora
room was insured, for loss ON building
POO. The Middleton Bank accepted "a.
- Indemnity for loas on the bank build
ing. MI. II. Burnett has not yet ADJUSTED
his loss with the companies. The stool
Of harness, leather, agricultural tools ans
undsrtaksrs goods Of T. Il. LAndrum
which were insured in . different oom
pany from his building, has not yet bssI
paid for, on account Of some differences
Of opinion IN regard to settlement.
Colsmaas Rural World says - paps
that will be read with great interest BY a
who have made any study Of the silvs
question 10 the Hon. George Wilson
criticism Of David A. Wells argument
for mouomstalism In the Decembe
"Arsna." Nr. Wilson 10 the president Q
the oldest bank in Missouri, but he writs
from the standpoint of the bimstaiist
and claims 10 have all the weight of auth
GRITTY and history and centuris
Of experience, In all countries, l
both hsmisphsres. In all ages. and undo
all forms Of government, ON his side.
les paper that will be widely read an
discussed BY all students OF America
economic literature and all readers Of cuI
rent pariodical literature, to which n
Wells ha frequent contributor, and 20
familiar TO the general reading publ
'Thoss who enjoy . lively controversy b
. tween two able and acute minds can tur
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