The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-11-20
Mr.. John NeilI, OF Higginsville, was in
Lexington on business vnstardaV- D.

Mr.. John NeilI, OF Hig ginsville, was in
Lexington on business Yesterday.
Miss Eugenia Davis and Mrs. c. r.
Hamacher spent yesterday in Kansas City.
There will be Thanksgiving services at
the Episcopal church Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
What Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for
others 1t will do for you. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla cures all blood diseases.
The Wafer Company recently had all of
the mains in the city washed cut and the
water ow furnished is n u;h clearer and
better.
FOR SALE.-FiVe Thoroughbred Chester
White boars, old enough for service.
Apply to W. l.. Bear, ~ miles the asst
OF Lexington. 11-20-2t
MIR. ID. +. Spore has entered in the race
for postmaster OF Odessa. Hole-in-the-
hat Davis is the man he wants for backir e
a I'd the rest will be easy.
Robin, Hood, Jr., is the name OF the
play which Helen RusselI's comrany W Il
be seen in at the New Grand, Wednes.
day evening, November oath.
Cards have been issued announcing the
Wedding OF Mr.. Harry White Myers and
Miss Grace Kincade Field, daughter of
Judge aud Mrs. Richard Field, to take
place Monday. November %.
With its last issue the Curder Dispatch
enters upon the fourth year Of its useful
life. Editor Hawk !gets out a good newsy
sheet which is always on the side of those
interested in building up their town. He
advocates democratic principles every day
10 the year and deserves n liberal support
from the citizens of that community.
Boonville Advertiser: We had the
pleasure, a few days ago, of meeting Mr..
Cyrns Osborne, a prominent citizen of
Lafayette ,unty, and a very Intelligent
gentleman, who, with his wife, are in
Boonville visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Eliza Woodbridge. He IL a native of Vir-
ginis, born in January, 1872, but has lived
10 Missouri sixty years. He has been a
member OF the Methodist church for
~sixtv-six years, and a Mason sixty-two
years, having been Initiated into the
order In 1885. He is a leading member of
his church, prominent In Masonry, a
democrat of the old school, and enjoys the
respect of all who nos him.
The water supply was turned off all
over the city yesterday morning, and
although 1t was only six minutes MIR.
Yates received over fifty inquiries from
the c~ompany's patrons, who wanted to
know what was matter. The water
was turned off in order to mend a leak in
one OF the pipes at the corner OF Main and
College streets. The leak was between the
standpipe and the branch of the mains,
and it was necessary to shut the water off
ut the ~standpipe in order to cut it off from
the broken pipe. Everything was gotten
in readiness, the water turned off, the
pipe repaired and the water turned Oh in
six minutes from the time the supply was
shut off.
st. Louis Republic: Major Thomas
Pritchard, clerk at the Laclede hotel, is
spending II vacation visiting his old
home in Lafayette county, Mo. lie is
putting In most OF his time hunting and
fishing, Inc the hotel people have daily
been expecting n heavy shipment of
game, but now they have about made up
their minds that the Major has lost his
kill as a sportsman, and that their only
show for a iced OF game is to go Into the
market and buy it. Daring the war
Major Pritchard served in the confederate
army, and was rated as one of the best
shots in Shelby's command, an organIza-
lion that was noted for superior marks.
men.
We are offering abont 100 cbIidren's
u~ndershirIs aud drawers, in white, sizes
10 to 81. aud worth 25c to 75c. for zoe each.
Ladles unioa suits, best goods, for SOC
and 75c a snit. Children's union suits,
new aud novel. for soc n suit. Mems
underwear, splendid values. at 81, $3.50
and 80 a suit. Mems heavy Kersey pants,
worth 70, for %. Extra large gray blank
cts for 43c, Soc, soc, 81 and S1.25 a pair.
First quality wool yarn for SOC a pound.
Best Saxony yarn fer Sc a hank; worth
Zoe. About 100 leather belts for 10c each
worth 10, % and 35c. About 20 Misses
long cIosks, worth s7.5O to $40, for $3.50
A heavy cut In prices OF all fancy dress
goods. w. G.. M~oCAUsLAND.