The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-08
C SHORT-STOPS.
Matrimonial bonds are booming.

LOCAL sHORT-sTOPS.
Matrimonial bonds are booming.
The Methodists at Bates City have had
. revival.
The INTlLLIaENoER prints its own
supplements.
Mr.. John Price, Of Cordsr, had busin ess
here, Thursday.
Rev. w. A. Wilson preached at Lees
Summit Sunday.
Fine teas and csffsss q speciality at
Eggleston q Ewing's. 12-s-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Aull entertained the
'Tuesday Evening Club" last Tuesday.
The Lexington Steam Laundry invites
your attention to its announcement in
this paper.
A small house near the water tower, be-
longing to r. A. Hicklin, was burned Sat-
urday night.
II you are . lover of good things you
can get anything in the grocery line at
Egglsston q Ewing's. 12-s.tf.
The finest / ever ate was the cheese that
came from Eggleston q Ewing's. 12-s-tf.
n. p R.k.r -. .o,a III. ;,,sre.t in bis
-rr.osrv ,tor. At Odes.a to d. p. Huuter
Of Pitt.vilIs.
WANTED-A cook for small family, to
60 to Corder. Good place and good wager.
Call at this ONCE.
D.n,s, w. O,Dorn., and nj. mother.
10Th a, s.i,.. .orntx ..v. h..n .am,tt.d
to n. C-on1.d.r.t. Hom.
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The Centraiia Courier, In speaking OF
the INTnLLIanNcnR, says IL is zone of the
erainisst and ssst papers in the state"
All the preachers OF Higginsville are
going to preach ON dancing. Perhaps
TsrPschicors 10 trying to capture that
town. jltllt'
Walker Ewing, business manager Of the
Odsssa Democrat, has recovered from q
loag spell Of typhoid fever, and Is at his
port of duty sxain.
Revival s-srv,cs. h.v. b..n held NJ III.
nr.thedi.A church th;. - R., I'm
Beo.e n. ..sistinv IN. nssto, nd much
Interest has been manifestsd. .u9sd "a.
~. al :. .,......v z..
~ you wish - call them, should all b.
torn down on Asia street. They do mo-
present . stately appearance by any
mssas. I'm.
Kansas City people are kicking owe
THE prics of sss. which 10 81 Der thou.
ssnd, They claim that new invention,
hsvschnpeasd ess till n per thousant
would b very profitable. rs I9fa
We Welcome one and all to eiys7 us ,
call whom you arsin need OF anything Ii
our iine. We Will treat yoa well, and eel
yoa Sseds - cheap - they bs found
sayMeers. EsGlsstoa 4 Ewing, franklin
avsauss L~sxieGt9n, No. 12-S-tf.
The ladiss OF the Episcopal church have
orsanizsd an exchange, and every setur.
day afternoon, from , to s o'clock will
have On sale homs made cakes, candles
pies, saisds, &c. They solicit your patron.
age. Call at the Guild. tt
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HsoeF 0oooe VIII oeiiver mis- tentn Zee
ture on ksvsiation Tomorrow night, hi
subject being ''Ths Open Book" Thes
Lectures nave nesa listened % ~ iarg
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$50 49, o'ss's ss0' 81 d.
The Corder bank be- elected the follow
iag omcsrs; g. A. Frerking, president
W.A. Groves. cashtsr; Il. y. Webb. Har
ry Rodekohr, 81. q. Smith, q. A. Frerk
ine.a William n. 0royas. IL. r. KlsIn
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