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

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Special sale, Monday. Read ad. F. X.
Bane q Co.
Bulk Oystsrs at d. Hackers. Direct
from Baltimore. l0-13t2
Perfumes, toilet soaps and fancy goods
nj f.. r. Bane 4 Co. II
Schaws 4 Weis invite you to examine
their fine stock Of Stoves. 10-13tf
Dry goods were never so cheap. Como
and see our line, all new. F. X. Bane
&Co. II
There was . nice shower Of rain Thurs
day night, which will prove beneficial to
wheat.
Mr.. Abendroth. president Of the Lex
ington water company, has been here this
week looking after the interests Of the
company.
For Stoves, Tinware. Whites Round
Oak, Riverside, Superior air-tight OAK, all
frst-class oak stoves. 60 to schawe q
Weis. Main street. 10-13tf
The Sadie Raymond Comedy Co., carry
their own band and orchestra. Parade
every day at 11:So, open air CONCERT every
evening ut z o'clock.
Number one, volume eleven, Of the Gen
trail College Gem was issued from this
, office this week. The Gem 10 q Of the
best college papers In the west. 1t is we'll
, edited and geographically . beauty.
The ladies aid society Of the Christian
church nave reorganixed and will be glad
for orders for sewing Of any and all kinds.
We are prepared to make comforts on
shert notice. Mrs. DR.. Payne, Sect. tt
Otto Dierking, an employe in the Nc.
Grew mill. had his arm fractured aud
elbow dislocated on Wednesday last while
trying to place o small belt on . wheel At
the mill. He suffered several bad bruises
also.
The Sedal,a Democrat, Of last Sunday,
stated that DR.. T. J. Draper and Miss Alta
Black. both Of Owsley, No., wore married
that day. It said that Miss Black had
been attending the Baptist Female college
In this city.
Elder g. M. 0oods delivered his secont
lecture on Revelations last Sunday night
II was very interesting and instructive
The third lecture will be Tomorrow
night. The nth chapter of Revelation
will be the subject considered. Every
body invited.
Col. John Willis thinks hogs do bettel
to have some wheat than they do wher
fed all corn. He iattens his hogs OF
wheat, giving them . corn finish for
couple OF weeks. His hogs are healthie
this year Than usual, though there |
: plenty Of hog sickness in his vicinity.
1.-THE Model" dry goods store, owned b,
MiRtsr Bros, was sold, this week, to MI
George B. Mitchell, "a experienced mer
chant. He will add largely to the stoch
and will sell at such prices - will com
mand trade. We welcome him to thi
city, trusting that his stay here will b
agreeable and profitable.
Higginsville wants . north and sout
railroad, and she II working hard to q
ons with fair prospects Of success. Th
loyalty and enterprise Of the citizens {
our sister city are very c~ommendable an
worthy Of emulation. Higginsvilie hi
much Of the "Chicago Spirit" We tru'
that success will always crown the effort
ofthe coed people of that city. When
comes to "pluck, push and progress
they are strictly In 1t.
Col. X. T. Van Horn and Mayor Davi
OF Kansas City, addressed about two hui
dred voters in front of the cot house Q
Monday evening. Van Horn spoke
tariff and silver. He was very liberal an
did not want TO see any more tariff legi,
iation for at least two years. He want
/, give the new bill Q fair trial. He lai
the cause Of the panic at the door Of NOR
ey legislation. He spoke strongly Il
. silver coinage. Web Davis followed hi
In an appeal for votes for Van Horn au
the republican ticket. He used no arg,
ment but was eloquent In his plea %
J. patriotic in his praise OF America. Boz
OF the speakers wanted silver money b.
neither one Of them dared lay the eau
OF demonstration where 1t belongs. The
was some enthusiasm, and Q large numb
OF democrats heard the speech with Il
. terest.
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