The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-09-28
The river is very low.
Corn cutting Is going on.

Corn cutting is going on.
The crop of county candidates is in
creasing.
Begin the day with a cup Of Morning
Glory Coffee. S-3-tf
Call on Farmer before you buy your
supplies. tt
Odessa is talking about water works
and electric lights.
Sam. w. Davis is publishing the Daily
at Richmond.
Madam Rumor Is busy talking about
fashionable fall weddings.
The ice bill will soon GO, but the c,al
will take the place.
Remember Nol.ing Bros, Higginsville,
slaughter sale OF furniture, carpets, etc.
The Lexington fire company cleared
about $50 at their ball last Friday night.
WANTED-Fifteen men at salary from Is
to IS per day. Inquire at Grand Central
An elegant line OF scratch tablets at
Farmers for less money than ever before
heard of.
] knew Farmer would put In an elegant
assortment when he put in those candies,
and so he did. 9-2S It
On last Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
celebrated their eleventh we'd
ding anniversary.
Arabia's Chief Coffee. .'This drink
the heart and brain and aideth
digestion.-LOrd Bacon" 8-3-tf
Two second hand wagons and a good
set of heavy harness for sale cheap. Null
lenix Il Co. 8.3-tf
l rave added to my stock nm elegant line
of pure, fresh candies. Call and examine
stock Inc prices. 9-28-8t
Guttering, Roofing and Scouting done
at bedrock prices by Yingllng, with
Stevcnsou's hardware. u
The INTELLIaENcRR for Job work.
Prices the lowest, workmanship the best,
satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr.. II. G. sydor & Mr.. c. q. Sparks
will hold a union sale Of fius hogs at
HigginsvilIe October 17th.
The report is thai "Nettlewood," owned
by Capt. Ryland Todhunter, made = marx
Of 2:sA In lows last Friday.
Druggist say that their sales of Hoods
sarsaparilla exceed those OF al others.
There is no substitute for Hoods.
Just received-the cheapest line Of Mil.
linery In the county.
O-1A MnQ q A NnnDRuRAn
Mr.. Josiah Mann. OF Wellington, was
in the city Thursday. He is one OF Il 9
s~taunchest democrats In the county.
All kinds OF Tin, Sheet Iron, Zinc and
Copper work done by Yinglipg, the timer,
with Stevenson. Prices reasonable. II
The Higginsvilie Advance celebrated its
birthday last week.. The Advance 10 up
to date. May 1t live and be prosperous.
Remember that Noting Bros, Higgins
vile, will save you about Is per sent on
furniture and carpets, etc., II goods are
bought within thirty days. Freight paid
Mr.. e. 8. Young has returned from
Chicago, and will remain here during the
busy season. He is cordially welcomed
back, even though he remain but Q short
season.
Morning Glory Coffee stands head ant
Ripe, fully matured, sound beans. Every
one can afford the price. A superb drink
for 80 cents a pound. S-8-tf
The finest and cheapest line Of stampet
and plain linens aud embroidery silks IL
the county-beauties. Ladies', call ans
s,e them. Mail orders given specia
attention. Mrs. 8. A. MooREHEAD.
Work tearing down the old opera hous
begun this week. The contract for chair
has beer let to q Chicago house. Tn
scenery has been contracted for. Othe
contracts will be let as o &C prope
arrangements can be made.
FARM o SALE, or exchange for lan'
near Lexington, IS acres, four mile
north OF Warrensburg, In johnson
county. Level, all In cultivation excep
about 10 acres of timber. Fine well
small house, orchard, barn, thirty acre
in grass. g. M. Vaughan. sep2s
Mr.. Henry w. Carter has opened up
blacksmith shop In Quandt's old stand
on Franklin avenue. lie 10 q fine ms
chinist and blacksmith, and has beeI
running q shop in Old Town. Mr.. Hao
Wright owns q half interest In the shoE
The firm will be Carter 4 Wright.
Miss Corine Warren, Of Sedalla, san
a beautiful solo at the Christian churc
last Sunday. She il now guest OF NJ
aud Mrs. Il. M. McCausland, and wi
remain here through the winter, l
charge of q music GLASS;. She 10 an accom-
plished musician, and q number OF GU
music devotees will avail themselves {
the opportunity Of Joining her class.
On last Monday . little child OF M
Steven Gates Of Napoleon, met wit
death In a very peculiar ann TIL
the yard. During the rsin the niet
before, the tub wa filled. The chill
was playing m the porch, when last see
by its mother. Mrs. Gates went into tn
garden to get some vegetables, and whe
she returned the child was missing.
search was Instituted and soon the chill
was found in the tub, cold In death.
On Tuesday evening, German Evan
gelical church was filled to overfiowin
with the many music lovers Of this city
who had assembled 70 enjoy q conceI
given by Miss Msna Winkier and Nj
Emil Winkler, who have just eturne
from Europe where they have been study
ing for many months. Miss Lizzie Smit
charmed the audience with two Lowell
selections. Her ole Is indeed beautiful
and q sweeter singer 10 seldom heard q
Lexington. The entire program wa
we'll executed, and the participant
deserve much credit for such . pleRsan
evenings entertainment.
st. Louis Republic. Much has bee
said IN regard TO the unusualiy larR
number of weddings which will tax
place this fall, and 1t Is an indisputabl
fact that q great many Of 81. Louil
prettiest girls have decided to assume tn
cares-incidentally, the joys-of marie
life, Among the autumn brides may b
mentioned Mics Annie Chew, who wi
marry Mr.. W. x. atansrd, some time I
November. Miss Chew IL well known !
musical circles a. possessing q swee
soprano voice; and Mr.. Stanard will b
recognized as one OF st. Louis brightei
business men.
Miss Stella Harrison, OF Higginsvills
Miss Mary RIdings, Of this city, and Nj
J.. G., W~orthington all celebrated Ii