The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-12-21
Mr.. B. R. Ireland is on the sick list.

Mr.. B. r. Ireland is on the sick list.
The finest imported candies at Trigg's
Go to F. R. Bane and Co.'s for holiday
goods. 12-7-3t
The sunshine has beer conspicuous for
its absence this week.
No last years goodsin Crist & Garduer's
stock OF Holiday Novelties. 12-14-tS
turkish Bath" was the excellent at
traction at the New Grand last evening.
The Christmas season promises to have
much fun in store for L~exington's young
people.
The County Dairy meeting held at Hig-
ginsville last Saturday was a pronounced
success.
II you want anything In the line OF
Jewelry, don't fail to call and examine my
stock. A. Egle. 12.7-tf
An acoustic telephone has been placed
between the circuit clerks Office and that
OF the collector.
Make some one happy on Christmas
day. thereby increasing your own happi-
ness aud self-satisfaction.
The quarterly meeting OF the Lafayette
and johnson Baptist association will be
held at Concordia next Friday and Satur-
day.
They arrived late, but as the best always
comes last, you should not fail to examine
the line OF beautiful Japanese goods re-
ceived this week. F. K. Bane & Co.
Wednesday last Annie Taylor. a Scotch
woman, was taken before Judge Walker
on q charge OF ~drunkenness.' She wal
fined $40 and given two hours to leave
town.
For Satellite scholarship In besl
school of shorthand and typewriting In
Kansas City. Less than half prics. Ad'
dress, DR.. W. G. Allen, Eleventh and Wal.
nut, Kansas City, Mo. 12-2l-tf
90 to d. Hackers Confectionery and
restaurant for your candy, nuts, figs
oranges, grapes, toys, Christmas tree
ornaments and Old Kentucky home made
fruit cake only 70 cents per pound
Mixed candies aud :nuts from 10 cents 9
pound up. l2-14-t2
Col. Geo. d. Rathbun, Of Springfield
renewing his subscription to the INTEL
LIaENoER, writes: my family like the
old lNrELLIaENoER very much. as II
gives rs all the news about our old Lex
iugton home, and l am highly pleased
with its position 10 regard to our Mis-
souri, politics."
The twelve arc lights that are to burr
until the gas contract expires are situatet
- follows: Two on the court hous'
cupola, one ct the corner OF 18th and Main
9TH and Main, 18th and franklin avenue
Plum and Srd, Banch and Wesr, 18th AM
Washington avenue, 10th aud Main, 2sr'
and Main, oath and Oak and oath AM
franklin venue
Lexington Camp No. 1so Woodmen o
| the World, elected the following officer
last Monday night: L. F. Myers, consu
commander; r. +. Carter. advisor lieut.
euant; w. H. Stevenson, clerk; JOIN
Taubmau, banker; jas. Hayes, escort
Robert Nicholson, watchman; Vic. Ham
lett, sentinel; James N. Price, Ed. Wing
long and J. Chapslor, managers.
On Friday mornin g at 3:46 O'Clock fr
was discovered n the Rscket store, 9
Richmond. The flames spread rapidly
totally destroying the Racket store. Grow
book store, Ringquist's dry goods stor'
| Peecival q Hollis furniture store. the oper
house, Masonic hall and the residences {
Dr.. ]. d. Taylor and A. N. Fowler Th
los will aggregate very nearly $4,000
with insurance of about $4,000.
Judge Richard Field has resigned from
| the board Of directors Of the bridge com
pany. Other matters which engage b
| attention necesaitated his resignation. H
made . safe, jealous and energetic mem
Der OF the board and his resignation W.
accepted with regret. Jas. r. Hooreheac
who has done . lions share Of the work
secretary, vas elected = member OF th
board TO succeed Judge Field. Moore
head IL an all.round hustler, . genuin
good business man and will render valu
able services 70 the bridge company.
Last summer Secretary Of State Lesueu
sent Bank Examiner @. o. Austin
Orrick, Ray county, to examine the ANAL
Of the Orrick bank. Mr.. Austin reports
thst the bank was. i~nsoivent and hops
isssly involved 70 the extent OF more tina
$4,000. This amount has since been 10
creased 70 more than $4,000. The cashie
L. T. Parish. ned. and he wa not locate
until the other other day, when he vi
arrested at Delaware, O., whore he ws
engaged in the livery business. TIL
failure Of the bank was due entirely 70 th
Expectations Of the cashier, and he will ;
vigorously prosecuted.