The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-09-08
City council, Monday night.

City council, Monday night.
How on earth does Farmer sell those
ETC., so cheap? 9-1-3t.
All of our attorneys nave been busy at
this week.
Farmer is making the prices on school
supplies to suit the times. 9-1-3t.
Capt. Enyart, OF Nebraska City, was in
he city this week on business.
The August meeting at the Dover
church closed Sunday.
Take your eggs to ID. Hacker. lie will
pay the highest cash market price. 9-1-3t
Mr.. T. M. Chinn shipped seven cdr
loads of stock from MAYHEM, last
week.
A pretty line OF stick pins. hair orna-
mants, Buckles, Hat Pins and cut. f. X.
4 Co.'S. II
School boards will save money by
getting prices on crayons, ETC., etc., at
Farmers drug store. 9-1-3t.
Floyd Schooley, Of the Mayhem Moni-
tor won't "disaffirm" the report that he is
going to be married.
Miss Bette Kles, of Waterloo, ILL.,, at
tended the funeral of her brother, MIR.
August Klee, this week.
The ex-confederates, OF Richmond, will
visit the confederate home September 49,
20. They will receive a generous welcome.
Are you going to the opera house
Tuesday evening to see the MINSTREL? Re-
member you help the band boys II you go.
Have your job work done at this Office.
We have the best facilities, carry the
largest stock and give good honest
prices. II.
Get reserved seats for Tuesday evenings
entertainment. Buy your tickets early
and avoid the rush. There will be
crowd out to see the boys.
Mr.. Arthur Billiard has purchased the
interest OF Mr.. Sandring in the photo
graph gallery. He is an excellent artist
and we wish him continued success.
For Picking and Preserving-Mur'
docks o. p. II. Extracts, Fruit COlOrini
and Strictly Pure Spices are h best
A full line of Mason's s~elf-sealinl
fruit Jars. &c to see them at Mulleni,
4 Co.'S. 6-23tf
Patronize home institutions. Every
dollar you spend here helps the town
Every dollar you take away hurts 1t. l
you are the owner of Lexington property
you cannot afford to spend your none!
elsewhere.
For national encampment, q. A. X.
| Pittsburg, Pa, September 10 to Is, 1894
Missouri Pacific Railroad makes low rat
! Of $19.45 for the round trip. Tickets OF
sale September 8 and Q, limit for return
September 25.. A. 8. LOOMS.
"Tac" Ryland, who has been 'trdyin,
medicine at the "Katy" h~- ill g
to his home at LexingtonNAI morning
from which place he will proceed to tn
Beaumont medical college at st. LOUIS
Sedalia Gazette.
Farmer has o large and elegant line {
school supplies, such as states, pencili
tablets, crayons, e~rasers, pens and holder
composition books, note books. etc
which he is going to sell for less none
than ever heard of before. Call and q
prices before you buy. 9-1-3t.
The HIgginsville democratic club wa
organized Tuesday evening. Col. J.
Shewalter was present and addressed tt
club. J. p. Chinn vas elected presiden
r. @. Carter, vice president; J.. ID. Raj
land, secretary; T. A. Walker, treasure
and A. o. Downing, sergeant-at-arms.
The Misses Field entertained the 40
Maids" last Saturday afternoon, compl
mentary to Miss Annie Field, OF Loui
VILE, Kentucky. The entertainment WI
characteristic of the hospitality of Il
hostesses, and the ladies who were
fortunate as to be present, spent a mo
delightful afternoon.
Miss JAMIE Carter Is teaching In Il
school at Dover, and Miss Ollie is teachir
in the Wellington school. Both begs
on Monday. Miss Ollie has rented
house, moved their furniture from Dove
and is ready for the family to go
housekeeping. Mr.. Carter will probab
go to Wellington in the next ten day
The two boys, who have been in Il
Cherokee Strip, will come home al
attend school, this winter.