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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

DuslrOmint kidney and bladder diq.
oasCa relieved IN slS hours by tho "Nrw
GreAr snuru AMERICAS KlDSEY CURr,"
This now remedy 10 4 gruat surprise on
aec1Hnt II lis exceeding PFamptHa@ Ia
relieving pain In the bladder, kidnoys,
hack and every part oI tho urinary pass.
ag, In malls or female II relieves 70.
iaution Vt water aud pnin IN passing 1t
almost Immediately II yur want quick
rcIicI aud euro this Is your remedy,
Sold nv H. IL List, druggist, Wheeling.
~ Nu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

ADELAIDE. sOUrH AUSTRALIA, Oct. 10.
"A dispatch received hero to-day from
CoolEurdie, tho centre Of tho new gold
fields, announces that q whole block Of
buildings there, on Baylsy street, was
burned yesterday BY q Gro which was
started by tho upselting Of lamp. 1t
is estimated that tho damage done will
amount TO =, 10000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

paid consuls at New York, Chicago.
New Orleans, etc, London dispatch con,
tanning outline al the letter to tho Asso,
clatod PTcIs proposing upon behalf Of
English universities to hold an internR,
ttonal Britlsh-American university e0H.
testi and from Rome, tho Pope's letter
to Cardinal Ramp0Ia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11
stoam'S Uni Tno sroorIngs Cast on.

MaicSiCally the great ocean grey hound leave,
the dock aud scams down the river outward
bound. lnt arc you. my dear slr prepared i0'
ipsiut,eTs stomach liiIeu,, II not expect Ia
sulgr without aid, The llttCfs Is the .,luUgh
friend % Hll who travel by ssh or land emf
grants tourists, commercial travellers. mariners
II completely remedies HAuHcA, hi,luusleEg, dy8
pop1,a. rLeumaac tw!uscs aud inactivity Of the
kidugyA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

September 10, q and %, October ., 3,
10, 10 and II, the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh aud return at ratio
Of 50, which incudus admission to tho
exposition. Tickets good to return on
all regular trains two days from date Of
RnO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11
JOS. HORNE &CO.,
Penn AR, aaa Filth S., Pittsburgh,
FR,DAY, Oct, II, 1895,
Third Floor
Millinery Dept.

Trimmed Hats, Bonnets
and Toques not sold at our
last opening, atreduced prices.
to close them out at once,
The prices will be
So, 80, So. ST, So, $40,
SIP, SIS, $l8 and up.
And each Hat OF Bonnet is a
beauty and of our fauItless
style and finish,
Our IS Hats arc Wonders.
Children sand Misses
Hats Trimmed styIishIy
and of newest shapes, at
lowest possible prices,
Those who re.trim or make
their own Hats or Bonnets
will find our Millinery Trim
mings corecttn style. Prices
the lowest,
Our Youths and Boys
Hat and Cap Department
is ready for business. Prices
lowest, styles correct. Come
and see them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

NoTHNG so distressing az a hacking
cough. Nothing 40 foolish az to sutlcr
from it. Nothing 50 dangerous il al.
loved to continue. one Minute Cough
Cure Observation-Disclosures. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. W., d. I. Peabody,
BenwoOd aud Bowls K Co., bridge.
DoFL O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

Tho best onlyo In tho world for cuts
bruises. nurc7, ulcers, salt rhOnm, iogOr
sores, lcllct, chappol hands, chilbltinl,
Cnrns and all skin Otuplon', aud post.
llyOly cures pile,, or mo pay required.
It's guaranteed to giyo perfect antIaia1.
ton or money ToinndOl. Prco ~
csuts par boz. FOr niu BY hogau Drug
Company
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11
SCH0FIELD SCORED
BY Judge Bradley, of the District
Supreme Court.
CAPTAIN ARMIES is DISCHARGED

From Custody aud che Justice Says
That tho Late General OF tho Army
ovorstOppad tho Hounds Of His Au,
thorIty-No Arrest Was Necessary,
Tho Presidents Power Over Retired
Omnors OF tho Army.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11
THE CONSTITUTION

OEths ohio Waller Improvement sOolSty
Adopted at tho Cincinnati Convention,
WHEREAS. A convention OF citizens,
representing commercial interests, To-
Gated In tho sls,Os ui PeunsylyGnia,
Nest Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Indie
ana aud Illinois, did assemble In tho
city OF Cincinnati aud after careful do
liberation did agree 10 unite in forming
u permanent association to promote by
all lawful means tho permanent inn
proyemsnt and FREQ nse OF the Ohio
river and IT. lTibnlaFias'
Resoirci, That said association bS aud
is hereby formed to be governed by the
following;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

HEhDhC lirrurcd ln21 mlnutosby nr. Mllog'
PAIN Pills, zone cont du'U" hbdfuggistB.
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The objects Of this association shall
DO tho collection, preparation aud pre-
septation to tho Congress OF tho United
States, OF such statistics and other inlor.
nation bearing upon tho nature, extent
and necessities OF tho Ohio valley COM
msrce and navigation ~ the executive
council may deem proper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

Each individual member OF the aSso.
citation shRll contribute tho sun Of i've
1851 annually to the treasury OF this
association. A firm, corporation, or
limited partnership, may designate tho
individual or individuals who are, by
reason Of its contributions to the sun.
port OF the association, entitled to mem.
beTship theron.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

The membership OF this association
shall consist Of commercial organiza-
tons, corporations, companies, and in
diVlduRl citizens engaged in commercial
or industrial enterprises IN any state
bordering on the Ohio river, or else.
where, who may subscribe to this con.
stituttou, and contribute 10 tho support
and prosecution OF It's objects, annual
subscription OF not less than i've (Sj
dollars.
For each contribution OF five dollars,
or any multiple thereof, there shall DO
issued a certificate Of membership, sign.
cd by the treasurer, aud contorsigned
by I ho secretary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

This association shalt DO known as
the Ohio Valley Improvement assocIa'
tinn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

The executive council shall have its
general office at Cincinnati. aud the ex.
ecutivo council shall. through the secre.
tAry, keep all records oil the aSIoc!Aton,
conduct all correspondence, appoint
subcommittee, arrange for meetings
OF tho association, and shall exercise all
powers necessary to promote tho baIi.
ness OF the association.
II shall Rlao fix all salaries and fill all
vacancies in the offices OF the associa.
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

The association shall meet in con.
Ysnlion annually at such time aud
place as tho previous convention may
designate. The annual convention
shall consist OF all the duly accredited
members Of tho association.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

The officers Of this association shall DO
a president, ylcs president Lone from
each state bordering on tho OHIO river,
to be apporlonsd as heroaiteTproyIded),
a secretary, q treasurer aud an executive
council.
Tho president, vice proiideuts, secro'
tary aud treasurer, shah be- elected by
ballot at tho annual conventions Of the
association,
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a DOmuntpd Man shoots Himself While
on Panhandle Train HoSr stVuDen-
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Tao affairs Of the association shall DO
conducted, aud its objects pursued in
the interim between conventions, by an
executive council, which shall consist
Of the president, secretary treasurer
and vice presidents.
The number Of vice prOsidants shall
DO determined as follows: Each state
bordering on tho Ohio river shall DO
entitled to nominate Que vice president,
provided. however, that when the mem
betship in this association from any
city, town, village or section shall OK.
cesd Que hundred, thea such city, town.
village or section, shall be entitled 10
nominate an additional vice president
for each ono hundred mcmbers. or
multiple thereof, enrolled in such city,
town, village or section.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-12-14
A NEW BOOK
Sent Free to Catarrh Patients for q
Short Time-A Holiday Gift.

Everybody interested in the subject of
catarrh and other winter diseases will
be glad to learn that The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company Of Columbus,
u, is sending, free Of charge, an illus
trated book OF sixty-f0ur pages on the
subject of catarrh. This book contains
M0Strations showing the brain, the nasal
pas yes, throat, lungs, trachea, brOn-
chial IVES, stomach, liver, middle eur.
etc. lie are four FULL page illusrra-
tons, showing the circulation, nervous
system, gland system and the vital
organs. The Dos a complete guide
to the prevention akd cure OF chronic
catarrh and all diseases or winter.
Colds, coughs, consumption dyspepsia.
Ia grippe, bronchitis, and pneumonia
are described and treated. DiSe3seS OF
,the kidneys, liver, lungs, ear, eyes aud
| pe.vic organs are illustrated, explained,
andthe treatment given. Every family
ought to have u copy OF this book at
once. Thousands OF dollars. aud
thousands at lives eau be saved by stu
dying it and pSacticing what it teaches.
1t will teach mothers how TO take Care
Ut themselves and shield their families
from disease. writeNpame and address
plainly.
BE sure to have a bottle OF Pe-ru-na
IN the house, as the cold> weather Is
already upon us. This remedy Wisely
used, will prevent colds, coughs. anu
other ills of cold. weather, and y The
greatest catarrh remedy OF the age.
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4 4: HOMER
Lexington. Mo.
olRuuIr COURT pRocEEpInal

CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Farmers Bank OF Concordia w. Eliza j.
Worthington ct al; case appealed TO
supreme court.
State OF Missouri, at the relation and to
Lafayette county, Mo-, VS.. Geo. johnson
ct al; defendant withdraws motion TO
require plaintiff to make his petition
more definite and certain.
Josiah Lauderdale, executor OF Sophia
Lsuderdale, VS.. Henry Enke, Herman
Hoefer and Emil Schroeder; judgment for
y577, with interest at eight per cent.
Alice B. Hays VS.. Alexander T~robaugh
defendant enjoined and restrsined.
Amelia Thomas ct al Va. Concordis Can
ming Co.; appeal granted to Kansas City
court OF appeals.
Joseph l.. Youngs, receiver OF Little
john estate, ex parte; Joseph Youngs nIsa
accounts and vouchers for settlement and
final discharge.
Oscar e Hill VS.. Jas. M. Taylor; plain
TIL required to file bond for costs.
Chas. p. Wanderly vs.. Lafayette Co.;
demurrer to plaintiffs petition overruled
Defendant files answer; plaintiff given
ten days to plead.
Matilda Hess ct al W.. Nellie Keyton ct
al; report of commissioners filed and
approved.
VIM. +. Mclaughlin VS.. John Erskine;
order of sale contested.
August Lehman W. G. b. Lehman .. al;
report of sheriff died and approved.
Lafayette County vs.. W. l.. Holman
plaintin's motion to set aside o suit
overruled. Plaintiff given till February
18th, 1896, to file bill OF exceptions.
Mary w. Robertson W. James +. Court
ney ct al. Mrs. II. d. Kavanaugh entera
voluntary appearance; default against
other defendants; cause continued.
State use Collector vs.. II. B. Kidd ct al.
Judgment for taxes for 1s90-91.
State use Collector vs.. A. b. Il. Lehman
case dismissed.
Bank; cause heard and taken under ad'
visement.
William Bell vs.. Hattie Bell; plaintiff
granted divorce.
Nellie Burton ct al vs.. Edward Maltby
ct al; defendants. Mary. Lucy and Franz
Lewis, file motion for new trial.
State use Collector VS.. Lafayette County
Bank; court being advised, demurrer t.
evidence sustained; plaintiff excepted.
Joseph Johnson vs.. Mary johnson
stricken off docket.
Bernard Fehuer vs.. Edward Huscher
Anfnrcsmant NJ vendnr,a Iian. iudumau
for $640.77, at 9 per cent. interest.
VIM. f.. jennings Va. Jos. f. Smith
Judgment against garnishee for s65. at
per cent.
Henry Farderhare vs.. Mollie Farder
hare; divorce granted.
Emma Lauck vs.. Jas. b. Lsuck; caus'
continued at defendants cost.
Go to +. r. Bane and Co.'s for holida,
goods, 12-7-3t
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INSURANCE PAID.
The Phoenix Mutual Life Pays the
LOngdOn Estate SIS 900.

LEXINGTON, Mo-, December 10. 1896.
W. II. Reed Esq. Genl Ast. Phoenix tut Life
Ins. Co., Kansas City, No.
DEAR SIR: l beg TO acknowledge receipt
this day OF check Of the Phoenix Mutual
Life Insurance Company in settlement of
policy No. 1880 for s25 900 on the life OF
john q. LOngd0n.
l wish to thank you and the company
for the promptness with which III claim
has been settled, the check being handed
to me within ten days after proofs OF
death were submitted. Four company IL
to be highly commended for the very
prompt name In which the claim has
been paid; and, especially 80 In view OF
the fact that Mr.. Longdon's premium due
April 16th last had not been paid at the
time Of his death; the policy being kept In
force by the extended insurance clause
incorporated 10 the policy. This 10 GER
tainly q most valuable feature of the
Phoenix policies snd gshould certainly
commend the company to those contem-
plating insurance.
1t will afford me pleasure at any time to
speak q good word for your company.
Truly Yours,
JAMES PEAK, Admir-.
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~NATIONAL PARK.
Interesting Letter From Gen
John McNulta About 1t.
HE WhL HELP To SECURE III
High Time for Ms to Get to Work
Congress fsn Session.

The INrELLIaENcRR reitefates that 1t 10
possible to secure a national hark' Inc
battle Of Lexington was a prominent one
and occurring at the time it did, gave II
an honored place 10 American history.
Senator Cockreli mas written the editor OF
this paper that he will work for It; Hon.
X. T. Van Horn has said 1--WE must have
it"; many newspapers have favored it.
Within the last week We have converted
with the gallant "Hi" Bledsoe, General
JOS. o. Shelby and Capt. A. A. Lesueur
about the matter. Each one of them
thought that the plan was practicable.
and that the park could be secured.
When it ia remembered that tho East,
North and South have national parks,
and this great Western country, whose
officers and privates bore q large share OF
the hardships of war; whose gallant
soldiery distinguished itself on many a
battlefield; which offered up its all for
what It deemed the right, IL without q
single place specially reserved and com
memorative of the valorous deeds of gal
liant men, 1t would seem that 1t IL time
this West was getting its just recognition.
Fellow-citizens, think ON these things.
Let's get to work In earnest. The future
surely promises reward for labors along
this line.
We append 40 interesting letter from
Gen. John McNults, which explains
itself:
CHICAGO. Dec. 9Th, 1895.
Hon. John Taubnian. Lexington. Mo.
DEAR sIR:-Your letter Of June 18th, 10
the pressure of work, was laid aside and
overlooked until now. ! had long hoped
battlefield Of Lexington would be secured
for = national or public park. and, - yos
are sware, I put forth considerable efBorti
to secure an Organization of the survivor
on both sides to accomplish that end, bu,
did not meet with the general co-opera.
ton that WA expected; while those who
did o come were earnest, and seemed Il
me Of . sufficient nucleus upon which e
complete an Organization, the work hsc
not advanced far enough ut the time o
the expiration Of my term - president o
the association to warrant an effort beint
made o rsise the funds to buy the land
yet what was done, that 10, the securing
OF an organization and getting the atten'
ton Of the senators and members Of con
grsss 70 3 matter. With the hope that
bill might b pa ed BY congress author
king the purchase Of this battlefield
which ! still believe should b, and
properly pressed, can be secured. Tha
II, In my opinion, the practical way o
! accomplishing the result.
II your city was able to make the pur
chase, IL would be very desirable, An,
would add greatly 70 the beauty Of you
already beautiful place. n congress can
| nat hA fnAnAnA - ka ehA rAakfnp ar
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Nervous women will nnd relief In
Hoods sarIaparilla, because ID enrichss
the blood and thus strengthens the
nerves.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers recently
performed . great deed Of charity,
although It wa not designed ~ . charity.
being nothing o nor less than an ad-
vertising scheme. It however resulted In
great good Just the same. They rave away
1000 Bottles Of their Digestive Cordial 70
those suffering from stomach dersngs-
ments. 1t was 90 effective In curing thoss
who used the remedy that they were loud
In their praises OF Il and In Consequence q
large demand for the cordial was ct oncs
created. The druggists Of this town have
little books that tell al about Il. Diges-
tive Cordial creates An appetite, aida
digestion sod bring about Z rapid increase
In fiesh and strength.
LAxol n the name Of Q palatable Castor
OIL. just the thing for children.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-12-14

1gis's.
Al elegant line Of scratch tablets q
ysrmss's for less money than ever before
heard Of. u
Mr.. 0rssa Bedford was here 90 business
Wednesday. He will spend the winter In
lnasps pdsnes.
Grimes n veaabis have that Christmas
present you are goiaG 10 buy. Go and see
tf thsyohavsn't. ii-2S-at
oedalia Democrat: Secretary OF State
NLsssssr and wife passed through from
Sleepy Hollow to Lexington yesterday
a1tsrnoon.
The persuasive Walter Ireland can make
love. n you discrsdit this you ladies see
hin = Eastiugs the n. Prepare TO lose
vour hearts.
CssAy. candy and fruit for holidays.
vhs Iassst aad Ansst line OF candy, nats,
-, always by D.. II ,scksr's Bakery and
cnp1sotionsry. saee1aek-H
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice 10 hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Lex
ing Triumph Press Brick company will be
held At the Office Of the company In Lax
ington, Mo. December 80. 1876, at . o'clock
{. m, for the election Of . board Of direc-
tors for 1885, and 20 attend 10 such other
business a. may come before the meeting.
THos. II. COBB, Hup'r.
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Mr.. Hardcastle and Sir Charles Morton
are strong characters finely sustained by
Ed. Catron and George Blackwell. The
little maid, Airline Burden h too cute.
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YOu Can Believe

o Can Believe
The testimonials published In behalf oil
Hoods ssrssparilia. They are written BY
honest people, who have actually found
in their own experience that Hoods Sar-
sapsAla purifes the blood, creatss IN
appetite, strengthens the system and
absolutely and permanently cures oil
diseases caused by impure or deficient
blood. .
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Bargains

Special sale of "Sailors" Saturday, Mon
day and Tuesday next. ALI will be sold
below cost. MRS. o. J.. POWELL.
franklin Ave., Lexington, NO.
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[osiery Talk,
Ind Of course we are speaking OF
TOpSY FAST BLACKS.
otton Hose:

otton Hose:
Fast black. but no good to wear SC
Fun seamless hose. double heels and
pos, Q corker for 10c.
Ladies doe 40 guage black hose lsc. 2
air for 85c.
Special
8 doz. ladies' fine cotton hose with
lisle thread, double soles heels and toes,
actual value 75c, our price soc.
Hosvy seamless ribbed hose for boys
and girls, sizes Q to 3, 15C pair.
Ladies' fleece lined hose, loo.
MiaSes ribbed fleece lined hose, sizes 8
to 9, 10c pair. !.
LADIES' extra heavy double fleeced
hose 26e, worth 35c Of anybodys cash.
Ladies' wooden hose Is, ~, IS.
Is dcz. misses fine ribbed cashmere
hose at 25c. It's a c0rker and would
retail anywhere for 35c.
Mixed camel hair half hose 10c.
Heavier and better IS and 2Oc.
Very ane light weight cashmere half
Heavy grey Shaker knit socks 2Oc.
Extxl heavy blue Shaker knit socks,
Is aDN Sc pair.
ChiId's far sets, muff and collar 75c.
ThurDday we received another case OF
ttoss suttOn blankets, 1914 size and SOC
1914 all cool white blankets $3.50 pair.
iO-l 6ae scarlet blankets 1925.
ia one California grey blankets,
N@5.50mir.
A FEW SPECIALS FROM THE
STAPLE DEPARTMENT..
- unbleached sheeting 15c.
20 inch all wool skirtinR dannels 35c
heavy weight canton flannel,
paiity for ste yard.
cpes sc yard.
0Dc yard.
ner,ticking 123c.
mask table linen,
~ All linen hes 10e.
; ;'''''' ''! : 81 ~
1t OK with handle 90
I6ry Dfhston SAWS 81 ~.
pper rivets l6c box.
. nat files l0c.
trap hinges 10, IL, l5c pair.
: palch SC.
lsatner punches DC.
guoU &c.
bankruptcies $50.
10, IL, 15c.
bod saws 88c.
. squares $50.
6o95I shovels and spades SOC.
Padlooks 8, 10 l5c.
. inch pie plates &c.
Best hickory Al handles3
Fibre wash basins l6c,
THE ONE pRIcEq BIZ,
Ra,kst(kre,
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Hoods Pills for the liver and bowels
act promptly, easily and effectively.
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Christmas =
Presents
-. ARE NOW IN DEMAND.
Call and see our beautiful
; '::: "a; "a: 4:
If you need a pres
ent, you cannot do bet
ter than buying some
of the following goods:
Dolls of All Kinds, Wagons, Rocking
Horses, Shoe Fly Horses, Sleds, Desks,
Trunks, Dressers, Pianos. Drums.
Velocipedes, Doll Cabs, Toy Stoves,
Folding Beds, Side Boards. Toy Fur.
%niture, Mechanical Toys, Banks, Iron
Trains, Steam Cars, Chiid's Tea Sets,
Childls Silver Sets, Child's Rocking
Chairs.
IMMENSE LINE OF SMALL TOYS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FINE ART CHINA
Beautiful Limoges Plates. Cake Trays,
A. ID. Coffees, Teas. Chocolates Pots,
Salads, Cnbarets, Ice Cream Sets,
Tete tete Sets, Sugars and Creams,
Plate Sets. Comb and Brush Trays,
Pen. Trays Pin Trays, Celery Trays,
Rose Bowls, Vases, Etc, Etc.
DRESDEN CHINA
In Beautiful Candlebras, Ink Stands,
Ornaments, Etc.
FRENCH BIsQEE
In Beautiful Statuettes. Center Pieces,
Vases, Candlebras, Etc.
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE
GENUINE TEPLITz VASES!
These Vases and Glass Pieces are
Richly Decorated in Gold and are the
finest in the city.
Cur GLASS
A few well selected pieces of Cut
Glass in Water Bottles, Rose Bowls,
Sysups, Salts. Etc. These goods are
sold at half the prices asked by other
dealers.
FINE PIANO AND BANQUET LAMPS,
Onyx Tables and Bronze Goods.
JAPANESE GOODs-
In Porcelain, Bronzes, Lacquered
Goods, Etc.
PLUSH GooDs-
A number of Beautiful Articles In
Plush Goods, Toilet Cases, Necktie
Cases, Work Boxes. Collar and Cuff
Boxes, Toilet and Dinner Sets, Etc.
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-.| L..".
On account of the great
rush for this class of good
for Christmas pres
they Nere delay
ting hele.
The tout
fof b, and
1ngs you could
Hand painted
choice and exclu-
sivs colo-ings.
:
You can select presents
After Dinner Cups and
Saucers, Regular Size
Cups and Saucers, Vases,
sugar and Cream Sets,
Tea Sets, Cracker Jars,
!. Bon bon Dishes, Trays,
ss,;, fs:: Trays s ': Ct e.. Meal
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LAxol n the name Of . palatable Castor
Oil. just the thing for children.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-12-14
LOCAL s%HORT-sToPs.

Go look 1t Crist a Gsrdner's atomizers.
Large line Of school supplies at Farmers
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-12-14

otton Hose:
Fast black. but no good to wear SC
Rir.
Full seamless hose. double heels and
bos, Q corker for 10c.
Ladies' iue 40 guage black hose lSc. 2
air for 85c.