The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-01-26
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The publie school board Of Hixginsville,
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1t this oface
EAo Nsthodists arc enjoying q revival
q uieGinsvills. Rev. r. p. Campbell, Of
LAmosts. IL assisting the pastor in charge.
y. r. ssvin, formerly editor of the Thai
bots. 1t H~igginsville, has been elected
editor u . prominent German paper In
Kansas CITY,
Rsv. r. q. Lsvs will preach at Edenview
chusch The Arst. second sad third Sun
days Ia each month regularly, at II a. m.
Q1s1ay sohooi at 10 a. m. II
~. Lee H. billiard, this week, sold for
NJ. Henry Slaughter q farm OF $50 acres.
TIE farm 10 located near Odessa. Mr.. X.
navis, Of Oak Grove. was the purchaser.
WANrID-A woman, white OF black, to
70 . the country for q few weeks. Must
b able 70 cook, wash, keep house. or do
anything repaired. Inquire at this office.
The ladies' Of the Episcopal church have
sn exchange, and every satnr-
day afternoon, from Q to 8 O'Clock will
have on sale home made cakes, candies,
piss, salads, &C. They solicit your patron
age. Call q the Guild. II
Very Rev. John j. Glennon V. a., will
lecture at the opera house In this city
Tuesday evening, Feb. 9th. His sub
icct will be "Science and Religion" Tick.
sts will be on sale at Mr.. JOS. Longs
Price, 30 and IS cents. 3t
LUZ 0800Ah6 o8ybs . as
ton was received here yesterday, of thu
birth OF q daughter to Mrs. Heber Page
formerly Mrs. Phe Highleyman, Of THU
city ,tat her homo 10 Dallas, Texas, yester'
day morning. Mother and daughter wert
reported TO be getting along nicely
Lafayette county canneries.p says the
Coscordian, ''carry as many cased toma'
tose ~ all the balance OF Missouri, ant
mere than the entire state Of New York
Prom appearance they will obtain high
prices for their product; no that it viii
pay them we'll for holding back frst-clas.
goods"
Our republican readers, who wish the
hsst republican daily In the United States,
Gan gst the Daily and Sunday New York
Advertiser, and the INTEILIoENCEn fol
The ridlculously low price Of $3.50. Thi;
10 lea than the coat OF the Daily alone
This OFFER only holds good for a short
time. Come 1t once. II
The monthly report OF the Waterloo
school. taught by George g. Wallace, fol
the month ending January II, 1895, is a
follows: Total number OF pupils enrolled
VII tOtoI numDer OF uays ~htteuuanc'
by ali the pupils, 1880; average
pumber OF days attendance by each pupil
10 A2-el; average number OF pupils attend
ing each day, 81; number Of days taught
-. This certainly shows a very larg'
attsudancs for one teacher. Mr.. Arthu,
Bullard, Of Lexington, photographed thu
school recently, and made a good picture
He 10 an excellent artist.
From the MAYHEM items in the AID
vspcs: "The MAYHEM Creamery Co. re
csutiy received Ave 225-lb. sacks O
0spesses sslta rs q reward having used tina
brand to salt the premium butter. Durini
the last year the creamery bought 567 80
pounds OF milk. They made 2i,42l pound
Of butter. paying to patrons ss,oOO.S
This makes q good showing for an insti
tuition, yet In Its infancy. The stock
holders held their annual meeting q
chilss, hall. January IA. and elected direc
tors for the coming year. They are nov
in Q shape to do even better work thi
yesr than last"