The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05
LEXINGTON INrELLIoENoER SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s.


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Nsnoy smith, a coloreo woman' dleo a.
.o'usr' november O. supposed 70 Dc vs.
VI age
The boys had = splendid meeting at
fhver'on Wednesday night. Agood crowd
IND good speeches.
1t Is made at home. You get Il fresb
mo pure. We have direct reference to
hemoles butterscotch. 1t
The HigRinayille Leader and the May
view Progress are advertising the tickets,
aud the Leader will prInt the ballots.
Losr--A lodv,s hlaok nocks. hooL con
tsiniuR about al an money .na N.
owners visiting cara F,ndsr vii, n,s.sa
leave at INrpI,,aruorp oa,Aa a,s .a,
reward. II
Marshall Democrs,. Mr. and Mr.. Rob
ert Smith. of I.exIngton. are the y,.sts
this week. of Rev. n q. BoIton and fam.
lily, on Capital Hill. Mrs. Smith is Al
sister Of Rev. Bolton.
Hiso,nsv,,,. Aa. M. ,
vices =, the M.,soa,.. o..-.s go -,
hagin Nov Orr D.. n p.,s.
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Rv,and 4. o. =, a.. -.
this conference: n man thorouebly con-
secrated In his work. pure in his life.
pleasing In manner, and loved by all who
come in contact with him.
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w q Cowhara 80 a.. -. s,.., a..
town hos s,vsn - snr snsssar mha
com, room, ,,.. o.oa.s. az.
,vas crowaoa "a 49, 80
hunarsd naon,a uar. ,nrn.S h......
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hard made h,,u,.., .n.... 80 ~.
enth usiasm was uubouuded.
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audience given Gov. Stone" to the great
audience given Windy William Warner.
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'ne courthouse Inc meeting was held
al tue ope.a mouse because the courthouse
was not large enough The balance OF
the letter Is on q par with the above
statement.
Elder e. ]. Fenstermacher preached at
the Christian church, In this city, last
Sunday morning aud evening. After the
evening services, the officers OF the church
extended to him call snd be accepted.
He is young man about thirty five years
Of age, OF pleasing appearance and very
pleasant voice. He will commence his
work here about the second week In
December. Mrs. Fenstermacher accom-
panied him on his visit, and both made
many friends during their short stay.
At the Baptist church, last Wednesday
night, by an almost unanimous vote, a
call was extended to Rev. Chas. Manley,
d. D., OF Greenvllle, South Carolina, ana
from correspondence which has been
conducted, 1t Is understood that he will
accept. He lisa leading man 10 the Baptist
denomination In the south, being an elo'
quent minister and an energetic educator
His family consists OF wife, grown sor
and a daughter. We congratulate tn,
church on having secured such an abl,
man.
"sousa and his bandn were hare Tues
day afternoon. and gave n grand concer
at the opera house. The weather was ius
right. and the house was crowded. Th
whole stage was crowded BY the band
Nearly every kind of a wind instrumon
was used in the band. and every membe
was an artist The concert was the fines
ever given in this city, and every numbe
on tne programme was encoreo' excep
the iast. Lexington may consider hersel
! fortunate In securing sucn an entertain
men'' oousa no" mas no r''a' az oano
. ' u"N no oopo''s',"' "e oo''
p'ayeu MI "'ou'o '"e "oi'u'
, Mayor John Q. Young will have charg
i OF the street parade, Friday, November II
q Higginsville Leader: II. G. Sydnor'
/ sale OF fine Poland China hogs was he'll
a at the fair grounds Thursday and resulte
In very satisfactory prices. About forty
/ Ave head OF hogs were sold, all good onei
and brought S59l, an average OF somethIn
over sl3. 1t seems that the time Of fame
prices has passed and fne hogs have no,
reached a price at which farmers ca
afford TO handle them. Most of the hog
were taken by farmers in the county. Tn
top price was s25. two hogs, a boar and
SOW, bringing this price. q. B. Fletcher
Of Alma, bought the boar and e. ]
Axline, Of Oak Grove, the sow. Ther
i m s s,.s ahaa, zoo " y "e ',os" o a., I o,,..a I
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