The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-10-05
Go to the fair to-day

Go to the fair to-day.
Don't forget Null & Gibson's great sale
next week.
Begin the day with a cup OF Morning
Glory Coffee. s.3-tf
Rev. c. NJ. Bishop moved to Kansas
City this week.
Call on Farmer before you buy your
school supplies. tt
There was a light frost in low places
Monday morning.
Remember Geo. w. Null's great hog
sale next Wednesday.
For sALE-One Hundred Thousand old
brick, coll on Albert Ssndifer. 1916. St
Remember Noting Bros, Higginsville,
slaughter sale OF furniture. carpets, etc.
WANTED-Fifteen men at salary from q
to IS per day. Inquire at Grand Central
hotel.
An elegant line OF scratch tablets at
Farmers for less money thai ever before
heard OF. II
knew Farmer would put In an elegant
assortment when he put in those candies,
m so he did. 9-2S.3t
Over 1000 Lexingtonians attended the
"Plaster Paris" parade in Kansas City
Tuesday night.
Arabia's Chief Coffee. This drink
comiorteth the heart and brain and aidcth
digestiOn.-Lord Bacon" s.3-tf
Two secondhand wagons and q good
set Of heavy harness for sale cheap. Null
lenix & Co. S-3-tf
l have added to my stock an elegant line
stock and prices. 9-2s-st
Guttering, Roofing and Spouting done
at bedrock prices by Yingling, with
%stevenson's hardware. II
The Kansas City Karnival Krewe at
tracted hundreds OF Lexingtonians, every
train that left the city was crowded.
Just received-the cheapest line Of Mill
iinery In the county.
9-14-tf Mrs. 8. A. MooREHRAD.
All kinds OF Tin, Sheet Iron, Zinc and
Copper work lone by YIngling. the timer,
with Stevenson. Prices reasonable. II
Most Of the wheat crop has been sown.
The farmers al now fold their hands and
watch it loose them money. Wheat at
90 cents don't pay.
An excursion from Lexington to Hot
Springs, Little Rock, Indian Territory
aud Enrt Quith laoya. Uavtrutnr nctoh>o,
2Oth. Tickets $3.50 for the round trip.
For RENr-Room No. 2, 10 the Haerle
Building, now occupied by X. T. jesse.
Possession will be given first Of May
Call on Gus haerle for further particulars.
Remember that Noting Bros, Higgins.
Vile, will save you about Is per cent on
furniture and carpets, etc., II goods are
bought within thirty days. Freight paid
Morning Glory Coffee stands head and
shoulders above all others, at the price.
Ripe, fully matured, sound beans. Every
one can afford the price. A superb drink,
Tor 30 cents a pound. s.S-tf
The finest and cheapest line Of stamped
and plain linens and embroidery silks 10
the county-beauties. Ladies', call and
them. Mail orders given special
MRS. 8. A. MooRRHRAD.
Zach w. Wright bought Saturday at
kansas City stock yards, 100 head Of good
feeding steers, average weight l..
O37 1-2 lbs, to feed on his farm In Egypt
near Wellington.
have for sale at nv farm, three miles
south of Dover, some very fine Poland
China hogs. Of the II. c. Sydnor stock.
and see them and get prices.
9-7-5t 8. B. BURTON.
Mrs. Carrie Sharpe, OF this county. has
been married t~wenty-four years, and In
all that time has not been twenty miles
from home. She has good health, loves
company, aud Is able 10 60 where and
she pleases. This Is . home-loving
that il hard 10 beat.
FARM FOR SALE, or exchange for land
near Lexington, IS acres, four miles
north Of Warrensburg, in johnson
Level, all In cultivation except
about 10 acres of timber. Fine we'll,
small house, orchard, barn, thirty acres
10 grass. G. NJ. Vaughan. sep2s
Sam Singleton. q colored man living In
This sister came down
Sunday morning TO visit her mother and
for . week. On Monday evening
she received q telegram stating that her
husband had Just been killed. She re.
on the next train.
Christian Standard, Cincinnatti, Ohio:
II. P~lattsnburg. son Of Geo. Platten.
burg, OF Dover, No., has had two hundred
Ind twenty additions In Uniontown, Pa,
In less than " years. He began with .
audience Of twenty-five, and .
night attendance Of only fifty, but they
now have the largest attendance OF any
church in that city Of eight thousand peo-
pie.
Swedish Journal: They must have
smart Swedish school girls In Kearney
Nebraska. One Of them at the
last school term was told by her teacher
10 parse the word 'kiss." According TO
one Of the American papers she did II in
The following style: "A kiss IL . nour.
generally used as conjunction.
Il 10 never declined. It IL not very sin
and 10 generally used In the plural
humber, and agrees with me-"
The bank OF Monenett and the Bank OF
both Barry county banks, have
been closed by Secretary Of State Lesueur
upon notification OF the state bank exam
Iner OF their insolvent and rotten condi.
lion, and are In the hands OF receivers.
This makes thirteen banks closed by the
Secretary of State since the execution OF
he new bank examination law began on
July 1, besides some half dozen others
anticipated the examinations by max.
Ing assignments.
Hog raissrs will find an announcement
this paper that will interest them. 1t
10 the great sale Of 15O head Of thorough
bred Poland China and Chester White
hogs. which occurs next Wednesday and
Thursday. On Wednesday Mr.. Geo. w.
Null will sell eighty and Mr.. C. L. Glib
ION will sell seventy on the following day.
These sales occur 8 1-2 miles northwest of
odessa. II costs no more 10 raise q good
hog than 1t does q scrub, and there 10
more money In the former. Msssrs
Null aud Gibson have the finest kind OF
hog stock. LaiI's Victor, one OF the best
in the world IL at the head OF Mr..
Null's heard. Mr.. Gibson has live grand
,ogs at the head OF his large herd and all
II them bred to the top line. This sale
will attract buyers from several states,
but many OF these high grade hogs should