The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-15

rihe iiue VI DiankeS SanOieo AT NULL
nix 4 Co.'s. N-l7.tf
For Superior Cook Stoves and Ranges,
see Schawe n Weis. lO-i3tf
Sterling Silver and Silver plated Ware
at bottom prices. A. Egle. 12-st3
Fresh Baltimore oysters Is cents per
quart can at E. Hackers. 12-1-3t
The revival meetings al the Methodist
church were discontinued last Sunday
evening.
The incest lin of Gold Stick Pins in the
city. Call and see them, at A. Egle's, on
Franklin Ave. 12.St3
Bear in mind, hat every article you
buy is guaranteed, as represented, or
money refunded, at Sinauer's. 12-1-tf
Joe Patchen and Ryland T. will be pit
ted against each other at Exposition Park,
Kansas City, to-day. Purse, $4,000.
Just received a new line of Guitars,
Violins, Banios, Mandolins, Accordions
and other musical goods at Grimes q
Venable's. 11.17-tf
Fol Stoves, Tinware. Whites Round
Oak, Riverside, Superior air-tight oak, all
first-class oak stoves, 60 to Schawe q
Weis, Main street. 10-13ti
The Higginsville Odd Fellows have
elected the following officers: James p.
Chinn, N. g.; Albert Moore, ". g.; W.. J.
Craig, Per. Sec'y; Chas. Wilhelm, Rec.
Sec'y; d.. j. Freese, treasurer.
Senator Vest has introduced . bill
amending the Jefferson City bridge act 80
that the bridge may be constructed - .
pivot draw bridge with Two openings Of
not less than two hundred feet each.
Take a look at our o~vercoats before pur-
chasing; we nave over 400 on hand yet.
fore January LIST. If low prices can accom-.
plish the task. Call early At S~inausr's. II
Senator A. Z. Yeater, Hon. J. H. Both.
well, w. s. Epperson, John Montgomery,
Jr., II. F. Williams, J. B. Quigiey and T.
F. Mitchum, all OF SedalIa, were here,
Wednesday, having business In the cir
cult court.
Col. John Willis has been advertising
! In the INT~ELLIoKNcER that he has . lol
OF fine pigs for sale. He writes to u
"please stop the ad. a. 1 will hardly have
a hog left in q few days more" II you
> have anything to sell. or II you want Il
buy anything advertise In the INTBLLI.
aENcER. and everybody will 500 know
what you want.
: Manager Quinn will present the thsatsl
goers Of this city with . production o.
. Uncle Hiram, direct from their long rus
. in New York and Boston. They carry III
their own scenery and effects and IL with
out doubt the finest attraction booked fol
> the season, at the opera house. Tuesday
r night.
In another column our readers will dns
the semi-annusl statement of the Cords
Bank. 1t commands itself upon sxamina
ton, and shows this bank 70 Be . good
safe business institution. ConsidsrinG
the fact that the capital stock OF the banl
I Is but $l5, 900, h sum total Of the bust
ness 1t transacts II indeed large. Tai
It demonstrates the bank to b manage
II safely, and that it enjoys the coddsac
e of a large number Of patrons. Prssidsn
. F~rerking, Of the Corder Bank, rask
among the leading successful bushes
men In this county. His word IL - zoe
a. any AMI bond, and his entire busi
ness career has been one of integrity an
d energy; no does any a have . Large
circle of warm friends han he, for he I
indeed q perfect gentleman In his sssocia
tion with others. Cashier Groves 10 .
experienced banker and 10 we'll verssd 1
:. matters pertaining to huancs. He hs
been banking in Corder nearly svsr siac
q bank was organized there. sad his bust
ness methods have brought to this iasti
tuition many good patrons. The Cerds
bank weathered b raging Anancia
e. storms that have swept the country, IN
Is has the INTELLIoENcER's best wishes ID
continued realization Of good profits. II
J. daily deposits show the esteem and coa1
dence in which the bank II held. tt
statemant speaks louder than any Wort
Of of praise. It Is an encomium Of the banl
Turner's will give their usual Xmas tn