The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-02-13
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r II. bane q CO.'S. 10 ~
fhe Lexington Republican has ''turned
toes to the daisies"
Going like hot cakes-cabinet photos a
ares. Only 81 per dozen. 11-2stf
I you enjoy a good cup OF coffee or tea,
4 some of 10. Longs best. 1-3Ot4
II believe I have best watch this side OF
ptucky. 1 had it repaired at Vena-
E's." 2-13t4
Billiards. is the place to get first-class
|rk, for he guarantees everything. GAL
Y opposite ~postofiee. 2-6t2
.hly the sufferer knows the misery of
Epepsia, but Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
most stubborn cases of this disease.
When you have our photo made, go to
lizard and get the best. His work will
fade. All work guaranteed. Gallery
Iosite postofice. 6t2
tomorrow will be st. Valentines day.
IA the postmasters will no doubt be kept
BY distributing Cupid's missives-sen-
hental aud otherwise.
William B. Porter, wins embezzled 5000
i Buford & George at Kansas CITY,
. on last Wednesday sentenced for two
hrs imprisonment. Porter plead guilty.
he IN-rELLIaENcER acknowledges
eipt of the following: "The Adelphian
'terary Society OF Elizabeth Aull Semi
Try, February goth, 1897. Lexington,
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Messrs. Edward and Samuel Norman
have purchased the grocery store OF JOS
sph Waais. on afaip atreet. They are now
d f,nhs ssslr4. {izE Qttheae young men
3 ~ .r<i +: j nd we hope
i4l 6aota.
: John CLARK, the negro 4 resisted the
rrest for which officer David o. Heath
Ian was acquitted by the grand jury for
liking. was fined $50 and costs in the
imInal court yesterday. Judge Ryland
ave the negro u very severe rebuke when
Q READ him verdict. This fine was a just
Fayette Leader: Miss Jessie Thistle,
thO was formerly instructor of vocal
knsic In Howard Payne college, is now
n Dresden, Germany, finishing of her
|RusIcal education. Ia that country, as
b this. her voice is recognized as remark
tbly sweet, and in a letter to a friend re-
.centIy she says she sang in a concert
,beiore the king of Saxony.
The following invitations have been
Issued: "The Argonia Literary Society
"a Central College its sixth
an anniversary Monday evening, February
|22nd.@EHaENew Grand, Lexington, Mo-"
|TEf4 ssion is that the entertainment
~ 4or which admission will be
kt& H. ! Fhis is erroneous. This most
Entertainment will be a treat
arom Argonia to those who have been
fnvitsds
Concordian: The Concordia Creamery
eompany received during the month OF
Ilanuary, 1s4,776 pounds of milk, from
s,417 pounds of butter were gained.
frhe creamery is in q first-class~ condition,
and The officers OF this establishment do
thsir very best to please the patrons. The
butter maker, Mr.. NJ. Miller, understands
ia business, and the Concordia creamery
butter il known 10 many cities as being
Tone of the best of Its kind. The company,
a. their last meeting, bought a BARRIERS
'rsfrieersting machine, for which $500 was
paid, including several small attachments
belonging to his COOLER" The machin
IL expected to arrive here on or about
February is.
A new store opens in Lexington this
tnorninR. 1t Is the New York Racket
(which will be managed by Heskett q
ZFsher, W enterprising young men from
tMsrshalI. The new store will be run on a
cash system exclusively, and reference to
,shsir advertisement will convince you
fthat they intend to make low prices. The
managers come to Lexington with high
Recommendations IS young men OF integ-
'rIty and honor. They are conversant
with the mercantile business, and we pre-
tdict this they will make a success In
.lexington. The new store Is located In
|1he meng building, on Main street, where
Ithe gentlemen will be pleased to meet
who are in quest of bargains.
Here Is news. Mr.. Ernest McCausIand
will, ON March LIST, retire from the firm of
|McCausland & McCausland. He has ac-
'cepted q position with the New York Lie
Insurance company. Judge William u.
,McCaualand will assume entire control OF
'ahe celebrated dry goods house that has
bsen q Mecca of bargains for about forty
years. Mr.. E.. M. McCausland has been
Rha manager of the business for several
years, and retires from the business to
snter another which he believes is more
reuunerative. Lexington never contained
n better young business man, and he will
make anything he undertakes a success.
Mr.. NcCausland will continue TO reside
10 Lexington, and will conduct his BUSH
ness from this point. Judge McCausland
will continue the dry goods business at
the old stand, where customers will find,
as they have for two score years, fair and
honest treatment and fair and honest
bargains.
The Andrews Opera Company, which
gave two performances in this city Last
Saturday, did not receive the liberal at
lsndence It merited. They were unfor-
.1unate in the selection Of their date for
lhis place. Not only was the weather I'M
favorable, but, as is we'll known, Saturday
Is not usually a good day for shows. 1t
aIso seems that the most of our people did
fully realize what an excellent treat
was 10 store for them, or they would have
made an extra effort to attend. 1t was
uno~uestionabiy one OF the finest attrac-
Rious yet presented in our city, and the
urst genuine opera company that has
visited the New Grand. "Pirates OF Pen
zanceo was the bill for the matinee, and
..Martha" was presented in the evening.
The company is a large one, composed
wholly of capable and clever artists. The
singing. which is the chief feature OF this