The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-01-25
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For Drugs. Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet
Z Articles. Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Stationery
or anything else you may need in the drug line.

Merino underwear at reduced prices at
+. r. Bane & Co.'S. 1-1s-2t
WANTED.-A white girl for a small
family. Address, 90, Lexington, Mo. II
YinglIhg does Roofing, Guttering and
Spouting at reasonable prices. Opposite
M~oorehead's) LIST
One Minute Cough Care is Q popular
remedy for Group. Safe for children and
adults. Crist & Gardner. 1-26.1y
MI. q. w. Daniels, recently of Nevada,
Mo-, has purchased the Touring mill at
Waverly, and 1t is now turning out q fine
quality OF -four.
Large aud beautiful line of Japanese
cups aud saucers, plates and other novel;
ties, which we offer at great reduction.
F. X. Bane & Co. 1-1s-2t
The serrat mines have closed down for
a few days to give the operators time to
ship away the coal now on hand. The
warm weather caused a great falling on
10 the demand for coal.
Would-be orators who attend public
meetings in this county tremble and col
lapse when they see the stenographer at
her desk busily engaged In taking down
their speeches yer batim ct lIteratim.
The entertainment given In the opera
house last Saturday by the Bimetallic
Mandolin club of Kansas City. was not
very largely attended, bat those present
thoroughly enjoyed the splendid music.
Coughing irritates the delicate organs
and aggravates the disease. Instead OF
uuafffre e~u Oua Mfa1Ta Oo1oh Onra II
helps ut once, making expectoration easy,
educe the soreness and Inflammation.
Every one likes 1t. Crist & Gardner. 1y
Mr.. Lee Wallace, deputy county
recorder for the past five years, has re-
signed to engage in business for himself.
He has been succeeded by c. c. Wallace,
Jr., q young man of fine clerical ability.
Mr.. Lee Wallace has the best wishes Of
this paper for success in any business In
which he may engage. We understand
that ne intends to Engage in the real
estate business.
Mr.. /. MacD. Demuth, who Is we'll
known here, has prepared and printed an
attractive and valuable little pamphlet
entitled "A Feast of Cold Facts" which
is descriptive OF the of Pettls
county and the wonderful growth of the
city of Sedalia. Mac 10 q statistician of
no mean ability. and .Cold Facts'' will
prove of immense value to b people of
Sedalia and Pettis county.
At q recent meeting OF the Lexington
Building and Loan association q loan of
500 on one share OF stock was made. No
changes were made In the bylaws, as
they in no way conflict with the state
laws governing the organization of sue
associations. It was decided to place ON
sale shares to be designated aud known
as the '.10th s~eries." No doubt Ia enter
tanned as to the immediate popularity of
this Issue, as there have already bsen
a number Of applications for them. The
issue will be made on the 3rd OF March.
Mrs. ]. r. Moorehead entertained with
her accustomed grace last Tuesday even
ing at six O'Clock tea In honor of Mics
Gordon, of Fulton, Miss Halle Gay, of
Kentucky, and Miss Francis Wallace, of
Kansas City. The other guests were The
Misses Field and Messrs. McClelland,
Lyons, Brawley, Wilson and Crenshaw.
A most elegant repast was followed by a
Literary Excursion Ticket" which
taxed the ingenuity of the party, and In
which Miss Rebekah Field carried off the
lady's prize, a handful of lovely carna-
tions, and MIR. Brawley q bunch OF cigars.
Lexington KY. Gazette: Mrs. Katharine
Reid entertained a number of young lady
guests on Thursday afternoon, In honor
of her friend, Miss Zoa Bassett, at q most
beautifplIunch. At lovely howerdecked
board a delicious repast In nine courses
was served. IN the center ofthe table was
a magnificent straw basket OF yellow n
white roses and maiden-hair ferns, and
over the damask cloth were loosely scat
tered ferns. : The menu consisted OF
oysters, bullion, fish and potatoes. chicken
with asparagus and peas, boned turkey,
tomatoes served on lettuce leaves, ices n
fancy cakes, fruits, olives, almonds, pep
PERMITS, coffee. The delicious courses
were served in the loveliest and rarest of
china in which Mrs. Rsid's china closet
abounds. The guests Of the happy occa-
sion were Misses Emma and Anna Bassett,
Fannie Todd. Dora Berkeley, Leila Akers,
Fannie Carrier, Alice Mulligan, Clara
Dudley and Nellie Morgan. The fair
hostesses were MOI ~uumindful Of their
invalid neighbors and chesred their sick
rooms with a most generous supply Of
q Jwsrs and dAnties Of their abundance
that were more hsalthfll than the gun
hinges devices Of the spothecary's ART.