The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-10-27
T. M. LAKE & SONS
Higeinsyille, Missouri.

NlISSOuTi.
Schawe & Weis lead; others follow. Il
Benton will speak at the court house at
two O'Clock this afternoon.
Losr.-One black rat terrier dog. Finder
will please notify George Schawe.
LosT.-One small black pig. about two
months old. Leave Information with
X. NJ. Rodecker.
Have your job work done at this ONCE.
We have the best facilities, carry the
largest stock and give good honest
prices. u"
WANTRD.-A good homo for . white
girl, thirteen years old. ls quick q
handy, and willing to learn. Apply at
this ONCE. l0'Z7.tf.
For Stoves, Tinware. Whites Round
Oak, Riverside, Superior air-tight OAK, all
frst-class oak stoves, 60 to Schawe q
We,s. Main street. 10-13tf
Dyspspsia seldom causes death, but
permits its victim to live on In misery.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia and
| all stomach troubles.
Hon. M. Z. Benton and Hon. A. J.
Connolly spoke at Hig~ginsvills, Tuesday
afternoon. Both speeches were eloquent,
J logical and democratic.
/ Attend the Epworth League "opsn
session" Tuesday evening, October 30, at
the Southern Methodist church. Every
body invited. Admission free.
WANrED.-A good home for . neat
white girl, fifteen years old. She 10
willing to work and to learn; willing to
60 to the country. Apply at this
office. 10-27-tf.
George Harris and Joseph Burkiand
left this city, Tuesday morning, for New
Orleans. They 60 all the way by water,
having built themselves . . little
house boat to travel In.
A burglar e~ndeavored to effect On
entrance into the home Of Elder q. ID
Gooje on Monday night. The noise be
made aroused the family, and his efforts
were fruitless. A good load of lead IL q
ane remedy for burglary, and should be
applied o~ccasionally.
Elder 0oode delivered his third lecture
on Revelations to . large and attentive
audience last Sunday night. His subjec
was the opening Of the seven seals. HI
only discussed four seals. and will lake III
the other three seals tomorrow night
The text 10 found In the sixth chapter o
Revelations. Everybody invited to com,
and bring their Bl bles and note books.
Gsrson B.. Silverman has gone to Kan
sas City to practice law. He IL associate,
with Mr. e. r. We'll, and their office 10 II
the New York Life building. Mr.. Silver
man carries with him TO that great ives
tern metropolis, the good wishes ami
esteem of everyone here. He 10 q hn
Judge Of law. Q pleasing talksr and . frs
class gentleman. May he do we'll In hi
new location.
Sydnor's hog sale attracted one OF tn
largest crowds at the fair grounds IL
~Higeinsville, Tuesday, that has eve
assembled on . like occasion In thi
section of Missouri. Hog raisers wer
there from several states beside q lssG
number Of Lafayette couatysi
They went to buy. and the
at good prices. Atqq1
sold; the ayeNnU
Many 8 q
sales are AWAY
DR.. Stewart, president Of the great sta
of English doctors, and the note
: specialist, will be at the Commercis
hotel, Monday. November 10, 1894, on
from your ailment, do not fail to see thi
noted specialist. He will examine 20
and tell you the facts In regard TO you
case. He has earned . national reputatio
for the candid manner In which he treat
his patients. Every one that treats wit
him is satisfied with his course {
I treatment. Piles cured, by their painlei
process, or 10 pay. Office from 8 a. n
to z p. m. Consultation free. 8-1-tf.
The Missouri State Dairy Association
co-operated with the State Board Of Ayr
] culture, will hold q dairy meeting at Hi
tnoviiAC NACsp 1NOVOtAAOoH 0OeS0s loo
There are i've creameries In this count
a and the meeting will undoubtedly
largely attended. There will be exhibi
of dairy products and machinery o.
premiums given for the best shown. A
interesting program will be arranged, a
. subjects OF vital Interest to dairy peop
discussed by able speakers. Reduced b
AL .nA vafIsAoA poka~ nsll ko Dg.Ar A
who feel an interest In the developme
. OF the dairy industry In Missouri shou
write 70 the secretary staff nR whether
not they will attend, what they wish
exhibit, and what subject they would III
TO have discussed. 1t IL an opportu
d time for q united effort In behalf OF dair
ing In Missouri.
Wellington Globe: Death ut best,
sad, but the release OF the spirit of w
u liam Lockhart last week, must have be
10 to hin q glorious victory over the ills
70 life. For so many years he suffered
q tensely, all the more sorrowful, becsI
.. he was confined to his room and b,
y What passed between him and his q
ID will never be known to his friends In u
& world, but We doubt not. that these Co
81 munions were ~ friends talking TO frien
10 and resulted often In blissful resignsti
r on the part of the sufferer and q beauti
10 faith In Him who dosth all things W,
I'd Even now, he knows why he suffered
t. long and 30 sorsly, and the many thil
that seemed to him so strange and
ie painful In this life have been shown to
m the visitstions Of mercy In disguise. II,
v. doubtless more than pleased with
d., solution Of the problem that appeared
or hard and 90 cruel In this life. and he
r. ioices with exceeding great Joy, and we
70 Q crown bright with jewels purchased
wars of pain and mental agony,