The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-12-28

Call on Farmer before you buy your
school supplies. tt,
A nice present given away with every
slate bought Of Farmer. IT
A pleasant informal hop was given at
the opera house last Thursday evening.
A nice line of Black Euameled and
| Porcelain Clocks. A. Egle. 12-7-tf
There is no politics in the court house
question. It's just a business proposition.
The young men of Odessa gave a very
pleaeant ball and banquet Thursday even
ing.
Save money by buying our states, tab
let's, pencils, crayons, inks, etc., etc., OF
| Farmer. u
II you want anything in the line OF
Jewelry, don't fail to call and examine my
stock. A. Egle. 81 7-tf
Work on L~exington's railroad aud
wagon bridge commenced In dead hard
earnest last Monday.
War with England may come in the
future, but it is not likely to happen
before this country is informed about it.
Do not fail to see our elegant line OF
Perfumes and Sundries suitable fol
Christmas presents. Crenshaw & Young
D~ruggists. 1914 81
The transfer company keeps n call book
Eat the Mammoth livery stable. and one at
| the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these placer. O'27-u
Squire j. II. billiard will be seventy
years old tomorrow. He Is n Of the
beat Of Lafayette county citizens. May he
live long and DO happy.
Our line OF Perfumes, Atomizers and
Toilet Articles prese IT a nice assortment
| from which TO select an acceptable Christ
| mas present. Call and see them. Cren'
| shawl Young. TIA St
The national pnrS question has aSract-
| ed the attention of some Of our patriotc
| citizens, and before another week mas
| passed much will have been done toward
| putting the movement on its feet.
The i've per cent assessment OF thu
bridge subscription is due this week. Tit
call was made on Nov. 9th. Secretary
Morehead ~as busy Thursday aud yester'
day receiving bridge money. The caii hal
been very promptly responded to.
Monday evening the Baptist Sunda,
school gave their annual Christmas enter
tsiument. After a program consisting o
songs, speeches, ETC., boxes OF candy wer
distributed among the scholar BY Mr
Lee Wallace, who acted as Santa Claus.
FARM FOR SALE-at a bargain. Ninety
acres 4 milcs north OF WarrensburR, John
SON county. About rs acres In cnltiva
tion: balance in timber. Small house
good we'll in the yard; stable and small
orchard. will rent II not sold by Marcel
LIST. 12-21t2 q. NJ.
Prof. II, ID. Demand has q haudsom'
souvenir Of his childhood days. 1t ie
fiue cane made from a piece OF the hoori'
the district school house where he learne'
10 read and write the English Language
He lie as proud OF the cane as q boy 10 o
his first pair of red-top boots.
wellington Qni vive: Mansfield Nc
CielIand was here from Lexington on bus
mess Tuesday -. Col. M. vi. MCCLELLAN
has sold his farm south Of town TO J.
Piattenburg, Of Lexington. This IL on
of the most desirable farms In Lafayett
county and sold for quite q large sum o
money.
L. Columbia Statesman: Buf0rd CHM, a
H1asEugton, was In Columbia Thursday
Miss Leah Asbury returned to ne
Be In Higginsville Tuesday after . tw
Sk's visit to Miss Mamie Roberts =.
4 DR.. 8. nj. Banks, OF Waverly. was In Col
tends the University.
Morrison's Faust will be the entertain
mrnt at the opera house next Wednesda!
evening. Ther6will also hsa matinee q
. p. M. Thi pany Is far above tn
average. Epy those who hav,
witnesse< Ibf the very finest Of
the ~ ) house will doubles
b. 9th entertainments.
D, q negro. was caught u
of Rev. A. II. FArrls, Wednes
ing. MIR. Farris and his wife wer
Or meeting, leaving the children II
Re. When asked what was wanted h
spiied that he was Choking for th,
book" Andy was bound over until tn
10th OF January for q preliminary hearing
A very pretty and daintily served lunch
con was given 10 Bullene's tea room Sat
urday afternoon BY Miss Jessie Thatcher
complimentary to Miss Kittie Fulkerson
pf Lexington, Mo. Other guests were
Mrs. Sawyer, Mrs. Guilds, Mrs. McLAir
Md Miss Miller Gordon, OF Jefferson City
] tiss Eva Frick and Miss Catherine
lsnd.-K. G. Star.