The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-16
Vaughan & McClelland
Miss Ollie Peoples is at home.

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Miss Ollie Peoples is at home.
Fall line of bulk seeds, fresh and best
at Trigg's. 3-16-4t
Mr.. Peter Walt moved his family to
Alma this week.
Full line OF bulk garden seeds fresh and
good at Trigg's 3-16.4t
Rev. q. Mueller, of this city, preached
at Higginsville last Sunday.
Choice line Of waist material in cotton
and silk at F. X. Bane & Co.'S. 3-19tf
Mrs. Nutter, OF Higginsville, visited
friends here several days last week.
II. c. Spencer and family, of Blackburn,
visited relatives here Saturday and sum
day.
Have your commercial printing done at
this Office. We do best York at cheap
rates. II
The INTELLIaENCER anti a good cor.
respondent from Waverly, and one from
MAYHEM.
d. Hacker is sole agent for Lowney's
chocolates. Which re ceived highest award
at worlds fair. 3-2tf
Messrs. David Groves and Jack Hit, Of
Blackburn, we're here, Saturday. attend
ing quarterly meeting.
Go to Joseph L. Longs for all kinds of
garden and flower seeds. both In package
and In bulk. Ninth and Main. 3.9-10t.
Irwin Seeber. Of the Citizens Bank, of
Higginsville, Is said to be the youngest
acting bank cashier in the state. He IL
q years old.
Miss Jean Anderson, of Odessa, ID at
| Mr.. Ben Lewis's in attendance upon her
sister, Miss Anna Anderson, who has been
quite sick for several weeks.
Mrs. L. Armbruster left for Hot Springs
last Thursday. She went to join her hus-
band, who has been there several weeks,
and Is being much benefited.
The little Misses Viola Groves. Stella
Spencer and Betsy Hit, of Blackburn,
visited relatives here Saturday and Sun
day, returning home Monday morning.
WANTED-A woman, white or black, to
60 to the country for a few weeks. Must
be able to cook, wash, keep house, or do
anything required. Inquire at this Office.
WANrED.-A settled white woman, to
do general Homework. To go to the
country. Permanent home and good
wages for the right kind. Apply at this
Office. 2-23-tf.
Our friend j. 9. Silvey, the district
agent for the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, has sent US a pair Of jack rabbit
ears to remember him by. As to the ap'
plication of this souvenir we nave no,
decided, but nevertheless we appreciat.
the remembrance, coming as it does from
a sterling good fellow.
Col. John A. Jones writes from Hor
Springs that he is improving in health
daily, but will remain there some TIM
yet. He says he has not smoked q cigal
for four weeks. The colonel loves q goot
Havana and it will possibly 60 bard will
him to quit. However, he says he ha
quit smoking, which means that he i
going to do what he says.
Joseph L. Long has the largest candl
at his store, that ever was in this town
one candle weighing twenty pounds. H
y has this candle for q guessing contest
Anyone purchasing one dollars worth o
goods Is entitled to guess how long thi
candle will burn; and who ever guesse
, nearest the time 1t will burn. will &c
$40 worth Of groceries, free. 2-18-5t
i At a business meeting of the Younl
: Peoples Society Of Christian EndeavoI
b OF the Christian church, recently held a
the residence of Elder G. NJ. Goode, tn
; following officers were elected for tn
Belle Hall, president; Miss Leila Gordon
vice president; MISS Fannie l. Bandon
Z secretary; Miss Katie Hale, organist
, The new officers will be installed the frs
. Sunday evening in April.
Tomorrow evening, at h Southern
! Methodist church, the regular Epwort
League services will be held, beginning a
$3.50 O'Clock. sharp. Miss Bessie Boo
will be the leader, and the subject will b
I "The Sin Offering" - Leviticus ALI
/. Hebrews s:7, IL, IA; Hebrews 1881;
Every member of the League is urgentl,
, requested to attend all the meetings, an,
all others are cordially invited to b
present. Let all come prepared to ente
. heartily into the service either by prayer
. reading or speaking. Preaching service
begin at 7:15.
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