The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-12-18

Four pounds fine mixed candies for Csc
at Honig's. II 1926
Central college and 3. F. G. closed yes
terday for the ~holldays.i
One pound extra fancy candies put up
in a beautiful box only 25c at Honig's.
The ferry boat again went into winter
quarters Thursday. Toe little water and
too much ice.
Elizabeth AulI Seminary Will close for
the holidays Wednesday, December 22d.
w. NJ. A. closes on the following day.
Mrs. Bert Taubman entertained at n
family dinner Thursday. Those present
were: Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Taubman, Mr..
and Mrs. E.. NJ. Taubman, Mr.. and Mrs.
J Jhu Taubmau, MIR. and Mira. Noble
3 tsIEett and Miss Daisy Taubman.
The river is blocked above town and is
lower at this pace than it has ever been
before. There has been come talk that a
m IN could wade across at this point, but
this is a mistake. The water in the chan
mel between here and the Ray county side
Is from fifteen TO thirty feet deep.
]. A. Perkins, of Antiquity, O., was for
thirty years needlessly tortured by physi-
clans for the cure of eczema. He was
quickly cured by using DeWitt's Witch
Hazel SaIve the famous healing salve for
piles and skin diseases. Day & Shelby,
the Leading Druggists. 6 28-tf
Nine. Lillian Nordica will be at the
Coates opera house in Kansas City, Mon
day evening, December 20. The concert
will be given under the auspices of the
o catorio society. This society numbers
about leo voices ana Is the best choral
organization In the southwest. A number
of our citizens ex Pect to attend the con-
cert. This will be the last concert in
which Mmo. Nord'cI will appear in Kan
sas City for at least two years, as she has
engagements abroad which will cover
that time.
'Sqire John W. White, of MAYHEM, has
announced himself as a candidate for
associate judge Of the county court from
the Western district. Squire White Is one
of Lafayette county's prominent demo-
Gratis, and Is we'll and favorably known.
He has been a resident of this county for
nearly forty years and has always taken
an active part in the fight for democratic
principles. He has for fifteen years held
the office of justice OF the peace ard has
discharged the duties devolving upon him
in an honorable and satisfactory manner.
His clear judgment and considerations
dealings would make him a safe man to
intrust with the county's interests, and
his many friends will give him their
hearty support.
For Christmas presents we offer: Ten
ladies' fur muffs, worth $3.50, for 70 cents;
six child's fur sets, worth $3.50, for 90
cents; two beautiful Table-cloths, hem
ntiched with napkins to match, worth
20, for 50; two worth 81 so, for So; ten Tray
Cloths, worth so cents, for IS cents; ten
Tray Cloths, worth 40 cents, for % cents;
two Lunch Cloths, worth %, for 81. go; Ave
Tray Cloths, worth 81 so, for SO cents.
1000 ladies' and mems Handkerchief from
az cents to 81 10; a beautiful line of
ladies' Embroidered Handkerchiefs, three
in a box, just the thing for your sweet
heart. Choice of thirty ladies' Jackets and
twenty-five Capes, new and attractive, at
a cut price to close them out. Twenty-Five
misses long Cape Cloaks, Jackets and
Ne wmarkets, worth 50 to so, at $3.50 for
any garment In the lot. All wool Ladies'
Cloth, "a inches wide, worth 65 cents for
80 certe. Our Broadcloth, worth 81 for 55
cents. All pure Linen Table Damssks, y
inches wide, for 40, 60, 85 aud 70 cents and
up to Sl.50 per yard; Napkins to match.
About 60U FascInators at about half price
Our entire stock of fancy dress goods has
been greatly reduced in price and Is
rapidly being sold out.
IL 4 St w. q. M~CCAUsLAND.
This office printed this week the quar-
terIy statement of the Lexington BniIdlnR
aud Loan Association. 1t shows that the
a tsoclstIon has a total Ia loans OF S110, 7e0
81, 2sO of which was made In the last three
mouths. The book and cash value of The
different series are as followsI SEQ nd
series, book value S1ss.62; cash value
S1ss 90. Third series, book value S163.8s
cash value SASS Fourth series, book
value S131. s4j cash value S125 81. Fifth
book valus S1o5.14i cash value
SOL. IA. Sixth series, book value $500;
cash value S91. "a Seventh series, book
value S6s 10; cash value $63 80 Eighth
series, book value SILLY; cash value S47. 90.
series, book value S35 81; Dash value
$50 70. Tenth series. book value S22. 81;
cash value S2l.57, Eleventh series, boo
value $3.50; cash value $500. The cash
value is tho figure paid for the stock on
the withdrawal of a msmbe The second
series will mature with either March or
April payment. The twelfth series will
be placed on the market on the morning
Of the twelfth of February, and as usual
there promises to be a liberal demand for
them, in fact it Is now apparent the entire
issus will be taken on that day. Copies
Of the statement or Information In regard
to twelfth series may be had OF the seere-
Mr.. O. w. LOOMS. (