The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-06
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Clearance sale of wraps now going on,
at Kriehn & Wilker's. 12-26tf
Going / K hot cakes-cabinet photos a
Phares'. Only 81 per dozen. 11-2stf
Remember the Andrews Opera Com
pany, this afternoon and tonight.
Ifyou enjoy a good cup of coffee or tea,
try some of 10. Longs best. 1-30t4
Handsome line of serges, cashmeres and
novelty dress goods on sale at F. R. Bane
4 Co.'s. 1-23-4t
Street car traffic was suspended Thur
day, ON account of the snow, but was re-
snmed yesterday.
Spring Is not so far off now, and every
one should think of making some i'm
provements to their business or residence
property.
When you have your photo made, go to
Ballard and get the best. His work will
not fade. AL work guaranteed. Gallery
opposite postofice. 2 et2
Times are hard. You want the most
you can get for your money. 1 am selling
perfumery this Xmas at a lower price
than ever. before. Leroy Farmer. 12tf
That marvellous results may be obtained
by advertising, is shown by the fact that
the American Business College, of Omaha,
Nebraska, now has an enrolment of over
1900 students In their mail department in
his state. 2 6-3t
The heaviest snow fall of the season fell
Wednesday night, aud sleighing was in
dulged In to q considerable extent. The
snow was very wet and heavy, and as the
---~- r-oo mild the annpu ia ranidlu
disappearing, making it disagreeable and
bad under foot.
Kansas City Journals: The ct. /. E."
club Is an organization OF handsome and
attractive Lexington girls, the purpose of
which, presumably, is indicated in the
somewhat suggestive name, and by its
motto, which is understood to be, "Blest
be the tie that binds"
The INTELLIeENcER prints the news
the important news. There are two items
IN this paper that you ought.to read. II
1ou have a will, or II you intend to make
one. you will ind in the Catrou will de-
cfelon the law of wills in this state. You
are n bank director, a stakeholder or a
deposition, q you can turn to the fourth
mage OF this paper and find out just what
10 \. q IOu0ibAOu OA ShS Do" W
9cn % business.
Petrons of the New Grand have been
provided with a superior class OF attrac-
this season. Every one has been
dnst-cIass, and many OF an exceptionally
high order. Lexington has been espec-
tally favored in this respect, and the fact
in due to the gentIemanly and business
I and the splendid facilities
of the opera house. There are few towns
In the state that can boast of an opera
so we'll and handsomely equipped
aa the New Grand. Every comfort is
proyided it's patrons, and ii is a pleasure
TO 20 there. The citizens of Lexington
show their appreciation of this institu-
ton by giving it a liberal patronage.
Thu February term of criminal court
mat last Monday. Mr.. Clarence Vivion, :
the newly elected prosecuting attorney,
was present to enter upon the discharge
of his duties. lie at once went to work
with n readiness and zeal that showed-he
had given the matters peculiar to this re-
aoonaible office his careful study, and was
with the many details connected
He has thus far handled all
caaea coming before him in an able, salts
factory manner, and with a dispatch
that would do credit to one with much
more experience in u affairs. Mr..
Vivion Is a young attorney OF considera-
HE ability, and is we'll qualified to meet
,ha requirements OF the Office to which he
Vas elected by the voters of Lafayette
oouuty. We predicS that Mr.. Vivion's
administrations as prosecutor will be an
6opsst, economIedh csean and creditable
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