The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-11-24
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LEXINGTON, MO.
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For fine Havana cigars examine the
stock at Farmers. n-17-3t
Elegant line OF handkerchiefs The new
est and latest styles, F. II. Bane q &c. II
Go to Mullinix & Co.'s for best selected
stock Of Canned Goods in the county. tt
Mr.. Bud Hail will soon move the laun-
dry to Main street this side of Mrs. Nick
ellis Home.
Dressed tu~rkeys-eight cents per pound.
George 1. Smith. Leave orders at ID. IL.
Lyons grocery store. 1t.
The Wellington Globe says: '%'Invinci-
BILE Zach Wright was in town this week
and of course felt proud Of the race he
made"
Read the remarkably low prices quoted
by r. z. Lee, the popular low-priced
grocer" in this issue. Read and profit
thereby.
J. II. Knipmeyer writes that the Office
Of justice OF the peace of Davis township
cost him fifty cents and not so as was
stated last week.
Miss Claudia Silver desires pupils in
French. Natural method taught, as used
by its originator, the noted DR.. l.. Sauveur,
o Boston, under whom she has studied. 2t
Just received a new line Of Stick Pins,
Belt Pins, Hair Ornaments, Side Combs,
Hat Pins and many other useful and
ornamental goods at Grimes & Venable's,
Lexington, Mo. 11-17-tf
The hunting party composed of Messrs.
b. X. Ireland, John Chamberlain, A. g.
Young, Charles Purnell, Chal. Young,
Ben. Higgins and DR.. 8. w. Fain returned,
Wednesday. They were in the eastern
part of Dallas county, and killed W deer
as we'll as a large supply Of other game.
Mayor Tim Howard ia about to abandon
Myrick. He has bought the Labertew
farm, one mile northeast OF town, and
will move at once. The farm contain
twenty-four acres, good houses. barns
ice house, orchard with all kinds OF fruit
etc. He paid $4,000 for it.
f. r. Bane q Co. received the other day
three large cases of goods from Japan
The goods came in the original packages
and it was a novel sight to those who wit
messed it, to see the peculiar way In which
the goods were put up. The goods wert
marked and numbered in English as wei
as Japanese, and had such not been tn,
case, the firm would have had a difficult
job before them to make out which wa
which.
One of the leading society papers o
Chicago, The Saturday Sayings, prints
fine half one photo-engraving Of Mis-
Flosse Young. We congratulate her upol
this distinction. The same paper gives
long account of a fashionable musical
and reception given there in which Mis-
Young was one of the leading figures. Ii
this account the paper says: Miss Floss
Young, a wonderfully pretty girl, wa
dressed in a blue silk gown with chiffol
and fur trimmings, and served at this blu
!. table which was decorated with blue RIB
bons and lamps and white c%hrysanthe
!. NUNS" Miss Flosse is a charming yOunI
lady and deservedly popular.
, Richmond Democrat, 18th: "Quits
party, representatives of Lexington
society, came over to Richmond to Sc
Damon and Pythias last evening. The,
returned about twelve o'clock last night
Capt. Chas. Anderson, who is a K. p
consented to cross them over the river O
3 their return. Among those who cam
were, the editor of the INTELLIGENCEF
II. j. Groves and his lovely wife, Nj
Chanslor and wife, Mrs. M. A. Eli,
Misses Minnie Neale and Berta Richard
! son, Attys. Horace Blackwell and ii. {
I Wallace Jr.. f.. S. Young, l.. Keller, A. I
r Canning, Il. Il. James and Robt. p. John.
The crowd seemed to thoroughly EMO
! the evening and spoke highly Of Rich
! mond rs a place OF entertainment"
Dressed t~urkeys-eight cents per pount
George ]. Smith. Leave orders Mt ID. L
Lyons grocery store. 1t.