The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-11-03
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TN. LAKE & SONS,
Higginsvile, Missouri.

Schawe d Weis Iced; Others follow. Il
Democrats will take . hand In "redeem-
Ing Missouri" next Tuesday.
II you know Of . good woman who
wants work, va can and Il for her.
MI. Bates IL one Of the Leading horse
men In the stats. Attend his great sale.
The Ladies' Aid socisty Of the Baptist
church met with Mrs. d. w. B. Tevis,
yesterday.
Have your job work done ct this Office.
We have the best facilities, carry the
largest stock and give good honest
prices. Il.
wANrED.-A good home for . white
girl, thirteen years old. IL quick and
handy, and willing to learn. Apply Ut
this Office. 10-27-tf.
For Stoves, Tfnwars. Whites Round
Oak, Rivsrslds. Superior air-tight oak, all
first-class oak stoves, 20 TO 6chawe q
Weis, Main street. 10-lSti
Monday was . ohangsabls day. There
were several light showers Of rain, two
showers Of slsst. and all the time the sun
seemed Just about 70 scatter all clouds.
There was . small blaze 1t the Arcade
hotel, at ~Hisginsvills, Tuesday night Of
last week. supposed to have been caused
by . lamp explosion. Bnt little damage
was done.
The Westminister League Of the Pres.
bytsrian church ssjoysd q social at the
residence Of Mr.. John p. Gordon, Monday
evening. Despite the iaclemsnt weather
q large crowd Nas present aad all had =
good time.
Mr.. A. J. Coansily, OF warrsnsburg,
delivered one Of the naest democratic
speeches here last Friday that has been
heard In this campaign. He had . large
audience and held ita closest sympathy
for two hours.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church have
organized IN exchange, and every Satur-
day afternoon, from . TO 8 o'clock will
AVE ON sale home made cakes, candles,
pies, saiads, &c. They solicit your patron
sge. Call at the Guild. tt
The INTRLLlaENCHR has found good
homes for several boys and girls. II you
want q home, or II you want help, let us
know. We mako no charge for such ser
vices during these hard times. We want
the poor boys and girls 70 get employ
ment.
Miss Bette Goodwin took charge Of the
| Alma postofioe, last week. Mr.. Neal,
who resigned, had been postmaster for
fourteen years. The people were well
pleased with the old postmaster. and we
are sure they will b delighted with their
postmistress.
Eugene Lake, . nephew Of T. N. Lake,
Esq, of Higginsviils. had his right hand
crushed between the bumpers while
coupling cars 1t Huntingdon, Ark, re-
Gently. The hand VA aftsrward anpu-
tated. This 10 . severe blow to the pros.
poets Of an ambitious young man.
The Herald says: 1.-THE election of the
republican ticket 10 essential to the vel.
fare of the country, and o will receive
your reward by standing up for it, prin.
cipals." Mr.. Powell 10 twenty years be.
hind the procession. This country II
tired of force bills, Mckinley bills, and ell
7other counterfeit bills.
The entertainment which was to have
been given at the opera house, Monday
evening, for the benefit of . public libra
ry, was postponed ON ccoun Of the mud
inc bad weather. Its promoters ar,
anxious to give an excellent. entertain
ment, and also to give It at . time wher
the public can ind It pleasant to attend