The weekly intelligencer., 1894-11-10

Disguised democrats did the dirty dssd.
Schswe q Weis lead; Others follow. u
Everything has besn quiet here this
week. The election passed Oh without
any trouble.
Judge William Young made roustsg
democratic speech ct the court house Last
Monday night to large audience.
The Lafayette County Poultry Assecia-
tion will hold it, hrst annual sxhibitaoa
at Higginsvills Thursday and Friday
next.
Have your job work dons 1t this once.
We have the best facilities. carry the
largest stock and give good honest
prices. u.
Pure blood il absolutely necessary IN
order to enjoy perfect health. Hoods
Sarsaparilla purinss the blood and
strengthens the systsm.
The ladies' OF Prairie church have re-
csntly had the interior Of their church
painted, which adds much to the beauty
of that house oflworship.
Mrs. Susan A. Hocksnsmith died ct the
residence OF her on.in.law, D. 4. 6lushse,
near Dover. Mo-, Octobsr II, 1904. agsd u
years, month and "A days. County papers
Piease copy
The Geysr Minstrels 90 to Richmond
next Wednesday. They are nrst Glass, asd
the people Of that city will have chanes
to witness ane performances. II they
"..' W 80 ssN INV"
Tne gown 10 % worn Dy nsisna tsttsr
hoyle IN the second act ot tFr'snos"
creation Oh FELIX. the famous fafisian
modiste' ana mas taken an award % the
worries Fs'r. II 10 said 70 nave msds
sensation. "a
Inc oounty Dsmocras'o Commisses
msoe vigorous csmpea&n' Anrgs mses'
ings were neid every wners 10 sne county
nao Inat commitSee oesn neeneces I'M
county woald prooso's nsvs 0ssA 'oss u
'no iepuo
TO .. n. wilson, n,chairman:oa the count,
committee' 10 dus much praise for tn
wort.a ~ ..s... go 49,. . !. 1890 -
80 .-r,- - 80 .'e.'
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On Tuesday, November Q, . party Goa.
sisting Of DR.. 8. w. Fain, B. b. ireland
John Chambsrlsin. Chal. Young. A. @
Young. Charles Purnsli and Benz. Hig'
gins, left for . two weeks hunt II DallAl
ou" ..y ",n ~ 1o..so ~ 'sA' :
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On Sunday Nov. 9Th, the A. T. 4 Q. =
railroad added another fest train 70 thai
already superb train service betWsen Kan
sas City and Chicago. Passenger cal
now leave Lexington at e:Ab .. N. makial
close connections ct the Junction sad ar
rive In Chicago at 10 p. m.
| The following averages were made ,.
the pupils OF the 6iesher school Tor tn
month ending October '2Bth: AyrtI
sheioy' W; charlie Hacker, - II; WI
lie Fitchett, VIZ; frank Fitchese. " Id
Addie McFadin. % IL; Daisy Thofntoa
s63 3-6; Irene McFadin, e4k and Jo
Haokier' 70 30
The following pupils Of Maple 0isI
, were on the honor roll for the month q
October: Everetts Biedsos, Homer HUI
ver' oscar Long, Cisud bland, Jsss
Wertz, Lawrance Caiiaway, Willie DryeI
Fannie Galloway, Bessie Bour, Lals sn
Annie Bonkoske, Josie Long, Celia 0asses
Irene Long, Mollie Huivsr, Maggie an
Katie Bell, Alice Cunningham.
Elder Goods Asl,vsrsd IN. a,,h ,.ot,,
ot bis courss last sunday nI~ht a . ,.,s
ana o,tan,,v. .ud,.,c. a.. .rh,..t -
~. ..o.u.n,h s..,D =, q, Toh,,. p...,.
80, u,. ,.o,ur. .r,h,..sd A.. ...-,.
~ the ssvsnth ...I ana m. ~. .d,,. ,
the ar.t four trumnsts. To- norrov ,i.S
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