The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-11-24

ktenQ o9n9 - I'LL al ~
OF fur boxes Of cigars.
Go to Muilinix q Co.'s for Murdock's
pure Spices, fiavoring Extracts. 1i.l7tf
Rev. F. 8. Love will preach at Edsnvisw
of the LIST, End and Bird Sundays In each
month.
A fine monument has been erected In
Machpelah cemetery In memory Of the
late John Aull.
A splendid lot of underwear, gloves,
mittens and hosiery, at the Golden Rule.
Call and see them. 1l-17-tf
Dressed turkeys-eight.csnts per pound.
George I. Smith. Leave orders at d. H.
Lyons grocery store. 1t.
One of the inmates OF tho Confederate
a large European estate.
The Wellington Globe man says his
paper Is q burden on his hands; that Il
does % pay half the cost Of printing.
Just received . new line OF Guitars.
violins, Bauios, Mandolins, A~ocordions
and other musical goods ct Grimes a
Venable's. 11.l7.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Hughes, Of Rich.
mond, will entertain, next Thursday, In
honor Of MIR. and Mrs. T. B. Smith. Of
near this city.
Rev. T. M. Cobb suffered . relapse lasl
Sunday and was reported very low for q
time. However the latest news 10 that h
is much better.
Fol Stoves, Tinware. Whites Round
Oak, Riverside, Superior sir-tight OAK, al
first-class oak stoves, 60 to 6chaws a
! Weis, Main street. l0-l3ti
The cas- Of Mrs. Katy Hoffman VI
Manufacturers' Accident Indemnity Co.
of New York, was compromised, Mon.
day. Mrs. Hoffman gets 5000.
Block q Levy is the name Of . new Urn
which has opened up In cur midst. The,
are at Silverman's old stand, and respect
fully solicit a call from our citizens.
We have a large lot of Table Knives ant
Forks, ranging from so cents q vt Il
forty dollars per dozen. We have . larg,
line of Pocket Knives and Raxors. Cal
and examine for yourselves. Grimes 4
Venable. 11.17.tf.
John Talbot of Fayette, superintendent
Of agencies of Equitable Life I~nsurans
company vas here Wednesday. He il
genial gentleman and is connected will
one OF the finest companies In the world
The ladies of the Episcopal church hav
organized an exchange. and every Satur
day afternoon, from 3 to 8 O'Clock vii
have on sale home made cakes, candles
pies, salads, &c. They solicit your patron
age. Call at the Guild. II
Miss Anna Tabb, one Of the teachers 1
Odessa public schools, il 1t homo attend
ing the bedside Of her brother who
dangerously Ill. It IL reported that oh
will probably resign her position wit
the school unless her brother soon n
covers.-Moon.
The Official election returns Of MissouI
are on the first page of this paper. Pol
iticians should study this. cut IL ont, an
carry 1t in their hats for the next tw
years. The returns are not what the
should be. and the causes must be studio
and the wrongs righted.
Mr.. Carl M. Brosius. president Of th
Epworth League of the Methodii
Church, South, of this city. will dslivs
an address 10 the Epworth League ,
HigRinsville, on the evening Of Dscemb,
2. Mr.. Brosius is Q young man Of muc
talent, and will make the League . hr
talk. He is eloquent. logical and abb
and has q pleasing address. We congra'
ulats the League At Higginsville, for Ca
! Brosius will make them . tins talk. H
magnetism will charm, and bis logic vi
enlighten them.