The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-09-26
THE ONE PRICE, CASH
house,!
FredendaN & Wilson,
RACKET STORE

There was a heavy frost Wednesday
night.
If you enjoy a good cup of coffee, try
AulI& Wilson. 4-25-tf
Five hundred barrels and kegs for sale
at job Baehr's Cave. 9-26-6t
Buy your states, tablets, inks, pens, pen
ellis, erayons, &c, from Farmer. S-29tf
Worlds greatest c. G. c. cleanser, at
Eggleston & Ewing's. 5-16tf
Fol fancy and staple groceries don't
forget Aull & Wilson. Asst
Hon. David A. DeArmond will speak at
the fair grounds at Higginsville today.
Yingling's is the cheapest place to have
your tin vork done. Opposite Moore
heads. 6-2Otf
Seeing that no one else would cut down
the weeds Jack Frost is doing the work
on his own account.
The Bryan-Se eva club meets next
Tuesday evening. Don't fail to be on
hand. Business OF Importance.
Don't fail to hear Gen.. John B. Gordon
in his celebrated lecture, "Last Days of
the Confederacy." At New Grand, Octo-
Der 9Th.
Last Sunday the little 12-year-old son
Of DIR. w. G. Harwood, of Dover, had his
left leg broken below the knee, by getting
1t caught in the wheel of a wagon.
GRAND OPENING-October I'd and 81,
at Miss Lucy p. Davis. Miss Johnson,
my milliner, has arrived, bringing with
her all the new styles. Come and see
them.
The republican congressional conven-
ton met at Kansas City Tuesday, n
nominated Jay A. Neff, a gold standard
man, for congress-. Hon. John Welborn
was chairman of the convention.
Last Tuesday evening a burglar broke
into the residence of Rev. w. l. Cole and
carried off iewelry to the amount of $500,
and twenty dollars in money. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cole were away from home at the
time. and the burglar had probably seen
them leave the house. d.
Slater Index: Died, at the home of his
father, j. o. Whitsett, near MAYHEM,
Monday, September IA, 1896, Kirby Whit
sett, aged % years and 3 days. The place
of his demise was also the home of his
DlTbu, the uuLc " hHlCh was oCPhCLIOCA
IL, 1874. He was educated at Missouri
Valley College, and married Miss Ethel
Cobb, daughter OF It. B. Cobb, of Marshall,
December IS, 1895. Deceased vas taken
down a few weeks ago with something
like sunstroke, which terminated in ty-
phoid fever.
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prise Mig. Co., St. Louis, Mo-. 9-4-t6
The Wallace Bros. show. which exhib-
tied here last Tuesday, was the best that
ever came to Lexington. 1t is by far the
leane show that ever came to our city.
There is no humbug about it. 1t is a
great show. and does business with the
public on a fair basis. The men who
manage 1t are gentlemen, and no one was
mistreated. On the other hand all were
we'll treated. There are no features about
the show that any one could not see with
propriety. The parade was fine, the men
agerie excellent, and the circus perform
ance a collection of the best specialties of
the world. should the institution visit
again it will draw an immense
crowd.
The Methodists of this city are well
with the appointments and work
of conference. Judge II. A. Catron was
as chairman of the Benevolent
Association, and w. b. Palmore, Robt.
Taubman, and j. +. Groves were elected
of Central College. Rev. w. J.
Carpenter was ~exonerated, as was also
Rev. Neill Pugsley, who has many friends
here. Rev. ]. NJ. Boon was returned as
presiding elder, and Rev. A. IL. Paris was
to the church here. These APP
pointments are very satisfactory. Judge
Jno. Il. Ryland was elected TO attend the
National Temperance meeting at Wash
The appointment of Rev. w. +.
of Richmond. as financial
agent of Central College, by the Missouri
was confirmed. Rev. g. NJ.
Bishop was sent to Melrose, one OF the
Coss was returned to HoustonIa. lie will
to reside in Lexington. The
conference meets next year at Slater.
which defeated Lexington by three votes.