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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06

--surgeon--'I don't know whether he
win be able 70 stand an operation. Ply
sician--"Is his heart weak2" Surgeon
mo; he doesn't seem 70 have much
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
FLOYD COUNTY.

Gamblers Majority Estimated MT
1,2O0-IndeDendent PopuIists Left.
Rome Ga. Oct SELECTION returns arc
coming in slowly tonight. 1t is estimat-
ed that about half the registered vote was
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

CaDdIer and All Democrats Get n
Majority of 300.
Sandersville, Ga, Oct. 5.-Following is
the vote for Washington county: Gambler,
1,S00 Hogan 1900. All Democrats receiv-
ed about the same vote as Gambler Demo-
cratic majority in Washington county is
300
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
SUMTER COUNTY.
Gambler and Full state Ticket Gets
a MniOritY of 700.

Americus, Ca, Oct 5.-Sumter county
gives Gambler and the full Democratic
state ticket approximately TOO majority.
Hogan and the Populist state ticket re-
ceived less than 200 votes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
johnson County,


TennlIle. Ga, Oct 5.-Johnson county is
considered as doubtful
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
THOMAS COUNTY.

State and County Ticket Elected.
Amendment Close.
Townsville. Ga, Oct. 5.-Candler and
state ticket is elected by a majority of
ebout 40O. All county officers are elected
by Democrats. The constitutional amend
ment is close. but is probably carried
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
CLAY COUNTY.

Gambler and State Ticket Safe on
Partial Returns.
Fort Gaines, Ca, Oct. 5.-Candler and
the state ticket is safe in clay with a
handsome majority for Sutton for the Sen
ate and Greene for the House. 1t is i'm
possible to get full returns tonight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
DECATUR COUNTY.
Quiet Election With n Democratic
Majority of 500.

cambridge, Ga, Oct 5-The election
here to-day passed off quietly. A large
vote was poled. So far, not all of the
county precincts have been heard from.
All Indications point to a Democratic vic
tory From the returns so far received,
snow the entire Democratic ticket, state
and county tickets, have been elected A
conservative estimate places the majority
Donaidsville, Ga, Oct 5-Surrounding
precincts in Decatur county give Demo-
Gratis good majority
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
HARRIS COUNTY.

stote House officers Given "A Majori-
~ From 600 to 500.
Hamilton, Ga. Oct. 5.-An the state
house officers elected. Harris goes Demo-
cratic with GOO to 800 majority.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
BIBB COUNTY.

j. A. Bush for the House, defeating J.
w. Cowaru by a small majority.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
WAYNE COUNTY.
A Light Vote ut Odum with Demo-
Gratis in Advance.

Odum, Ga, Oct. 5.-The election passed
off very quietly, with a poll of n votes
out of 100 registered in this district. The
Populists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
EFFINGHAM COUNTY.
Democratic Majority for state Tick
ct About 200.

Guyton Ga, Oct. 5.-The Democrats are
anead in Dillingham; county. Gambler and
Ae Democratic state ticket polls 375 votes,
"GIIe Hogan and the Populst ticket gets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06

Jesup, Ga, Oct 5.-Wayne county goes
Democratic by safe majority; cannot give
figures.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
RANDOLPH COUNTY.

Democratic Majority Estimated al
5O0-Few POpuIists Voted.
Cuthebrt, Ca. Oct o. Randolph county
returns are not all in yet. The entire
Democratic ticket is elected by fully 800
majority. Scarcely any Populists voted
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
JONES COUNTY.
"'mocratic Majority 3OO-PopuIists
tail to Get a Vote at Gilman.

linton, Ga, Oct. 5-Clinton precinct of
~. Cs county goes Democratic. Gambler.
*. sook' 6S; Wright 6S; Speer. 6s; Terrell,
- stevens. 6S; Glenn, 63; Turner, 6S; Sim
mons IS; Fish, IS; Lewis. 6s.
'Oulists-Hogan, jackson, AIiliken, Tay-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
EARLY COUNTY.
r..,.et GETS a Majority OF zoo
.thte -... unces Need Returns

''I 1ps,.lsri,e Races need Returns -,
1.ssIg Ca oct. 5-candler and r,l,, , the
Demo 'ra d" o'S majority at least Indica-
county ~ s1yorabie to Lane, Democratic
tons are for legislature, and the ma 1I,rltS
n l p5mocrate Candidates rns cam nor on GSu de-
60 o. FER. but official returns Ca" '''''
,ermin, result.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
BAK Err COUNTY.
CandIer's Majority 4OO-JOhnsOn and
OdOm Elected

Albany, Ga, Oct. 5-Baker county goes
for Gambler by 400 majority, with J. s.
Johnson for the House and Benton Odom
for the Senate
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
CHATTOOGA COUNTY.

Democratic Stnte House Ticket Gets
800 Majority.
Summerville, Ga, Oct. 5.-Chattooga
county gives the Democratic state house
ticket coo majority
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
SCHLEY COUNTY.
Gambler, SinsIetary and DOdsOn Get
Majority of 100.

Ellaville, Ca, Oct 5.-Candler carried
Schley county by $50. For the House, H.
H Singletary was elected, and for the
Senate w. A Dodson carried this county
by $50 majority approximately.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
WILKES COUNTY.

.,.,+e Win Estimated Demo-
cratic Majority of 300
washington Ga, Oct 5.-The vote as
,,.-tble to ascertain at this hour,
A,a' tbf entire Democratic ticket about
CIV 't5vitv No county precincts are
o. rom The vote is very light.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06

Tennille, Ca, Oct 5.-Washington coun-
ty elects the entire Democratic ticket by
from 400 to 500 majority.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-06
WILCOX COUNTY.

Practically No Opposition to the
Democratic Ticket There.
Abbeville, Ca Oct 5.-Figures are I'M
obtainable. There was practically no OPP
position to the Democratic ticket in vii
cox county.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17

Several wagons have been hauling Ice
all week.
For lamps Of oil kinds go to Vaughan q
McCIelland's.
TRY the Lexington Candy Parlor Tor
| Christmas candles, Turner Hall.
Ladies' and gents gold and silver
| watches aud chains at A. Egle's. St5
See the largest and best line Of toilet
SOAPS at Vaughan & McClelland's. II
When you buy your Christmas candies
and nuts, buy them fresh at d. Hackers
Creushaw & Young have the opera
house diagram. 90 there for reserved
seats.
We want you TO have one OF our nice
calendars for 1890. Call for one. Charles
w. LOOMS. ""
The Ice that is being gathered from the
river is about eight inches thick o oil
pretty good quality.
Salesman can add Factory line easily
rood for 500 monthly CONS. Free sam
niles. Rubber Co., IS Cliff st., New York
Tuesday we met Mr.. John Loomis an'
; asked him why he was not putting up ice
He replied: "Mr. Hoffman will put In at
, Ice plant right away, and wouid ra.ne
, buy from him than TO put II up" I'M
I looks as though the long talked OF 10
0 plant was now a sure thing
Mayor Young is looking out for at'r19
Y tons for the next charity concert ii
will have the famous "oillett Cow Bo
Bsndp to furnish music. and will g
= Gillet himself, II Mexico will extradit
\ him. He will also try to get a kansa
. Utv commission man that Gillett didne
. accom-. He 10 also hunting for a man VIII
has not asked: "wsll, is this cold enoug
for you2" -
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17

uo.,, ,,ou ,ouorrov will be
cs"u
m-u-.u. toni, copa n, d. Haeck.
rue ,onnd II
ers Nv "'''' POI
WANTED-A wnite u 70 uo s
house work. Inquire At TINS ONCE
Our coal dealers are nhfu'y aoie w ~"
orders for home consumption
Don't fall to see my line OF lewelry
before you make your purchases as 1t Will
pay you. A. Egle. l2-s-ts
/ .,.m ,,.o.,. III, w,,, rsna,r
"a. a. ', m"a,os a' ,ns,,amsO,s and put them
your muS 800 49, Cbarves
10 nrs,,u,'' p ,2.17.2m
reasonable
Messrs. Sitter and Mountioy, agents Oh
the Mutual Life insurance company, have
paid to Mrs. Tol. ". draVes t1'VV'' Wv
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17

The largest line OF sterling silver novel;
ties at A. Egle's. 12-3-ts
Hsviland china and all kinds Of queens
ware at Vaughan q McClelland's. II
The only place to get a tailor made suit
is from wittenberg. Prices and goods to
suit you. 11-19tf
The river blocked last Tuesday night,
and at sunrise on Wednesday morning
footmen were crossing on the Ice.
No man can work with 4 torpid liver or
constipated bowels. A few doses OF Prickly
Ash Bittsrs will quickly remove this con-
dition and make work a pleasure. Sold
by Leroy Farmer. I7.2t
Monday was clear and warm, the Their
mometer indicating % above In the shade.
Tuesday was clear and cold, the Their
mometer early In the morning registering
zero.
FURNITURE o sALE.-A large lot OF
furniture for sale 10 large or small guam
titles to suit anybody, at prices that will
. make 1t move. Cash on delivery. AT
Central College. 8.27ti
The second number on the lecture
|, course is DR.. May, the famous traveller,
, who lectures at the opera house, Wednes'
: day evening, December 2lst. Secure your
: seats at Crenshaw & YounR's.
Good clothes GO q long way toward
making the man. Get you q suit made BY
Wittenberg, the tailor, and you will mol
o be ashamed to keep company with the
i best ladies Of Lexington. n-lstf
The coal miners held a large meeting al
% the courthouse, Thursday morning ant
afternoon, and ordered q strike. Th'
+, atrike went into effect at once. We d.
not know what the operators will do.
b You would be surprised to see thu
h swarm OF people that travel via tn
popular Santa Pc route. 1t is really tn
only route for Lexington people to take
The agent can tell you all about 1t. H.
Mr.. John P. Gordon will, after the frs
OF January, be a travelling salesman 70
the Cast Bank Note and Lithograp
company, OF st. Louis. This is q reliabl
old house, and we think 1t has done we
to secure Mr.. Gordon's services.
We have q letter from Major n. A. Hick
man, dated "Camp Onward, Ga, Dec. Z,
in which he expresses thanks to all b
friends for their endorsements. His reg
ment has been ordered to Cuba, and b
promises that II will make q great recor
for itself. This regiment is composed
troops from all parts OF the state, but a
Missourians are fighters aud this reg
ment will do its full share II opportunii
should occur. Lexington has a speci
interest in the regiment, Rs Hickma
Crenshaw aud Gordon are among !
officers.
Independence Progress; Mr.. sandfoI
Thornton, Of Lexington, who Is at prese
deputy collector OF Lafayette county, 10
Independence. Mr.. Thornton Is one
those gentle, manly, worthy men OF who
Lafayette county may well be proud. !
will remain IN Independence seyel
weeks to learn Tom Crittenden's metho
OF keeping the county affairs. MIR. Thor
ton will be In charge OF the Office OF |
flther, the county clerk-elect Of Lafaye'
county. Daring the recent campaign I
Progress called attention to the fact Il
County Clerk crittendeu's Office was ,
best conducted In the state. The fact Il
other clerks come here to learn Mr.. Or
tendeu's method goes toward bearing
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17
D sHORT-sT0Ps.
light snow Sunday

mother light snow Sunday
INDY at 25 cts. per pound box
b candy kitchen. 1t
hines declines the appoint
ttOrney OF Higginsville.
Inc Of cut glass 10 the city,
will suit all, al A. Egle's.
medy company has played
audiences at Higginsyille.
children's Jackets, to close
Kriehn q wilker's. 1i-l2tf
ston Qul vive has made q
ne s, 1t is a sprightly paper
continued success.
Beatty are the proprietora
eIington Candy Parlor at
ibis city. You should take
hne display Of homemade
objections.
FOR SALR,-A large lot o
bale In large or small guam
anybody, at prices that will
b. Cash on delivery. A
b.. s-27tf
, partial eclipse OF the Sui
eember 18th, not visible Il
lates. There will be q tota
moon on December "a. Th
be six hours to pass entircl
shadow, and will be total
% hour and q half.
pm TRADR-sO acres OF GOO
near Victoria, In Victor
as. One railroad station !
anOther within four mile
trade for Lafayette eouni
In vicinity sells at so p
ERICKSON. 12-f7-t2
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17

The Higainuville Advance says: "It you
wll come 10 Higglnsville you eau buy
cheaper than you eau TO row, robber tarii
or no robbsr tariff" Some people cannot
afford to borrow. 1t would cost them too
much. DO We do not consider the article
Is . good defense for the soheer tari1.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17
There is a Class Of People

Who are injured by tho use OF coffee. Recently
there has been placed In all the grocery stores
a new preparation called dRAlN-o. made Of
pure grains, that takes the place Of coffee.
Tho most delicate stomach receives II without
distress, and but few can tell II from coffee,
It does not cost over X az much, Children
may drink u with great bAneht, iSc and csc
per paskass Try It. Ask for oRAIE-o. >
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17
50 DAY SALE'
TOYS,
Holiday
Goods
AND
Fancy China
NOTE MY PRICES TO-DAY /:

Haviianu 70 u'hhe' 'es sgb 90
1 English dinner set, worth tib, for. 80
i EuSiish dinner set, worth SIC, for ... 10 70
: dInner sets, worth ti2, for .......,. ~
9 elegant hampe seq, VOTE ~ ,oy *
| elegant champer Sc. Mor,n = ~ tor q
! elegant w, w oh ~ far Il
sleganItt hanSnet iamps, red and vel.
: p Ic,r wnr,b M for, Q u
1 beautiful banquet lamp, hand paint 49,
ed, worth sls.cO. i9r:..;;, ..or;h i55o y"
> ~pesuuiui q
20 seyyinS lamps. worth $3.50, for........ "
izseW'nf ihraRy Tsmps Below Cost.
0 onvx tables, worth q, for ........,.,. q
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17


Heinz's ine preserves, pickles and fruit
bottles at Vaughan q McCieiland's. q
Wednesday morning was pretty cool,
again, the Thermometer being close 10 zero.
Tho larusat lima NJ staY,iny silver ware
In the cItv: don't fail To see n. A. Eele.
$500
made 10 order by Wittsnbere. the tailor.
p..,.. ..,. a.. ..,a. IA .,,...
-. Ia :, $500 a M.r,a,-
-. A.,
~
The Christian Endeavor society slec.eu
oficers last SUNDAY nign'. Mr. Lei'er
was erected pres'oenti MISS Leg i1u
..cretarv. osuoers bold for three months.
49,. u..h.. A.. ..,., u.r.r ., n.
$500 iii, 49, .r.na .c.,s ,n
u.ao,a,,. ~. .,.ao-
.~sn o~.,,s.. .ho-,ns
IL. 80 snr.",ndIngs msds Ont
o,snr.r Won hava sssn ina ~n,cturs 10
;nr In, nsvar hs,o,s IN sugar
A man living near waveriy was killed
BY a train on the Jefferson City branch.
Thursday evening. IL seems that be was
riding on a coal car. and fell between the
cara. Both legs were cut on. He died In
less than an hour. His name is David
Butler, a white man, rather old and sup-
posed 10 be feeble minded.
o... =, ,,nch ,mno,,sncs 4. hs,.v
,,,a. a. orr o,,or,, oo,r, nj. vssk. Tbe
,,,,s q, ,hs cs.s /. King W. King bsre ON
annsal from saline county. We notice
Hon. Sam Davis, MIR. d. ID. Dugeins and
Mr.. o'Rsar, Of Saline county, and MT
Frank Sebree, OF Kansas City, among the
lawyers who are engaged In the case.
nav chs,lss Man,v n. n ,bs nav pas.
tor ot ,hs psn,ist eburch with bis family
s[,r,..d IN Isr,ns,on Ia, ss,u,dsv morn.
,ra n, s,naav morniro and nisb, h,
.,s..haa % 49,. .na,.nca. ana svsrv.
80 me- vau r,...aa W. raors, tbs,
Me- Manlv hos hssr s-sr,ous,v sIot ave,
s,nca sha rsachsd bsre.
p..r .nn..r. a,.avher. In mi. ,s..s
Tha Tr.dsrs, "a ono Of our vounv bspts
-. n,..oa :, ~. .,.,amsnt v,,I cor
y a,... snn ora ,hs, !, al /. vsrv hs.ltb,
"a nro.roror. cona,uon. Tbs dsnosit
-, aorh,o ,hs c.n,,.I ana M hstts
-, oou,a hs sst.d =, n conaaanc. ON
paon,s hovs In ,hs oe,car, and d-Irsctors a
he Ins,i,rt,on. ni,a pleasure To tr.ns
-, hrs,rss, with snch nolI,s and accom-
mod.,ing gsnt,smsr
9
IS A young man named InomAs enioys
Is day and stsrted 10 Lexington 10 ret
:" MARRIAGE Iicense. A telephous messaa
Is from Dover beat them here and stoppe
70 further proceedings. They were bot
OK from the nsighborhood OF Hodge. On
IS both were saidto be under aRe.and actin
:, In opposition TO the wishes Of parent
The girls father reached here Thursda
" night and concluded TO let them MARI
IS Andrew O'Maley, Esq, performed Ii
~ ceremony.
o. 60, MI, ~. ,...n.a.. ma,
20 - ~ ..mwa,L,, ,or A.. dsuooya,
q ~..S.n., oo,,r,,,,aa w.s hsrs th,s vac
" u.,","n ,Und' ,or The -.omm,,.s.. N
| $3.50 a. nas aomoo,.,s "a ere 10 90,
- mor,h tor twsn,v. a,
-. Nit INA a not a ,ln,h fun
al .a" ,urd Ths comm,tt
49, hsnS,csnn.d NV lacy NJ money
80 oorrv on IsvI,,mats worry. All democra
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17
Notes

Il thigh cut storm rubbers,
and women's buckle arc
II fleece lined, high cut
rubber, American brand
made, Csc.
6can brand, snag-prooi
poo.
kse yourself with a pair OF
kcial $3.50, mems box calf
Every pair guaranteed,
/ shoe houses ask you $500
letter goods.
baye Just received a new
h mems fancy striped
They are excellent
at 2jc pair.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17
Xmas Rugs

We r making some low prices
on rugs for the holiday trade;
$3.50 moquette rugs, now. see. .sae5
10 moquette rugs, now...... i.e8
81 In. Persian Wilton rugs. 1888
IS in. moquette mats ......... .es
N.75 Royal Carpet Sweepers,
Holiday price,..".........,, i.50
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17
Christmas Tree and Dance.

Monday evening, December 10Th, the
usual Christmas tree and dance will be
given, at Turner Halh Admission BocS
ladissirse. Everybody invited aud . most
enjoyable evening promised. I2-io-ta
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17

every day BY Mountain q Beatty, Turper
Hall, this city. Prices can't DO beat.
On next Wednesday evening. December
2ist, DR.. Eugene May, the famous traveller
and explorer, will deliver n Of bis
descriptive lectures at the New Grand
opera house. This being the second enter
tainment In u college lecture course.
DR.. May has delivered over two hundred
lectures within the last twelve months,
aud no lecturer or traveller has been more
popular. Chautauqua assemblies have
heard him one hundred times 10 two
seasons. Seats now on sale at crenshaw
& Young's drug store. Every educated
person should hear DR.. Mays lecture.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17
Books

We are in position to sell you
books this season cheaper than
ever before. Buying in the guam
titles we did for our three stores,
and direct from three of the larg-
est and best publishers in this
country.
Below we quote a few numbers /:
300 nicely bound in Handy Class
ic series, at loo; worth 25c.
$50 Handy Classic series, beau
tlfully bound in white and gold
and green and gold cloth. Spleen
did paper and retailed most
places at IS to SOC, II price 25c.
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales
Ave volumes, cloth bound, 81 set.
Conan Doyle's complete works,
five volumes, CSC set.
lrving's complete works, six
volumes, nicely bound in cloth,
$3.50 set.
We have two excellent values
in Oxford Bibles, nice clear print
and OF splendid good paper-thc
plain at s1.l9 and the indexed at
sl.4S; they are well worth $500
and $3.50.
Young Peoples Bibles, cloth
bound, 100 pages, with 22O engrav-
ings, at 69c.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17
Section

tcntrc case has just receiv-
|tw stock Of jewelry novel;
b the holidays. Hat pins,
5ins, cufI buttons, link but
children's chains, ladies'
bracelets, pompadour
fancy carriers, etc.
'the atomizers We offer at
49c. They are beauties.
4 received another invoice
fine Glycerine Toilet Soap,
has proven to be one OF
y sellers in fine toilet soaps
Be ever shown. Do not fail
bur ) aud los cakes.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17

We offer 200 yards surah and China silk,
solid c%olors, former price soc and 7sc, for 2sc.
500 yards better quality, former price 7sc and
$I.25, for SIC. Light colored silk ~velvets,
worth 81 to $3.50, for 25c. Dark velvets and
pushes, worth 81, for 3Ic. Striped velveteen,
former price 1885, for 2oc. Light colored velve-
teen, former price soc, for I5c. Brocaded vel
veteen, former price 81, for 25c. A.. A. A.
velvet cords, for ladies' waists, very fine and
beautiful goods, worth 75c, for CSC. Ladies'
extra heavy superRne silk mitts, worth $3.50,
for SIC. Ladies' fine silk mitts, worth 81, for
soc. Ladies' silk mitts, worth soc, for 25c.
Misses silk mitts, worth soc and 75c, for 2sc.
Ladies' Jersey gloves, worth 25c, for Ioc.
Ladies' Jersey gloves, worth CSC and soc, for
Ioc. 100 pairs misses and children's wool hose,
worth soc, Goo and 75c, for 2sc. 200 pairs
misses and children's wool hose, worth 25c and
3sc, for Isc. Ladies' wool hose, worth 3sc and
soc, for 2sc and CSC. Ladies' heeced cotton
hose, worth 25c, CSC and SOC, for 2oc, 25c and
CSC. Thompson's glove fitting corsets and w.
c. C. corsets, at SIC. Featherbone corsets, at
42c. About fifty pounds common yarn, worth
75c, for soc. Fleicher's best German yarn, for
75c per pound. Spanish yarn for 81 per pound.
Saxony yarn, Soc per pound or 6 hanks for 25c.
German ice wool yarn, large balls, q for a5c.
Smaller balls, 6 for a5c. Clark's crochet cotton,
200 yard spools, 8 for Ioc.
Ladies' cloth jackets, sizes 80 to 46, reduc.
ed as follows: $40 ones to $3.50; $3.50 ones
to $3.50; $3.50 ones to $4.a5; So ones to 81
IS ones to 3.75. Misses and chldren's jack.
cts: SIS ones to 500; 500 ones to 800
$50 ones to 200; IT'S ones to lao, ant
1850 to 100.
Our stock is yet unbroken in nearly ever,
department. You will find bargains all owe
the house. Come and see.
p..t.u,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17
Children'S
Books

will find them suitable for all ages
here. Special values at SC, loc,
23c and 29c,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17
FREE /! FREE

A beautiful medallion, subject, ''The Sail,
or's Leave Taking, = will be given away dur
ing the month Of December. Every littl
cent purchase gets q ticket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The scorcher usually possesses a TO
tary mind.
It's the early picnacker that catches
the pneumonia.
TO the beginner the wheel Is the pow
er behind the thrown.
A man is known by his lawyer and a
woman Is known by her doctor.
About two-thirds of the bread cast
upon the waters isn't r%eturnable.
The man who can't meet his obliga-
lions Is always meeting his creditors.
The conversational prize, fighter meets
his match in, the matrimonial ring.
One OF the unsatisfactory things OF
this world is kissing q pretty girl
through q veil.
The man doesn't live who feels at
ease in q room in which two women are
whispering.
An old maids ideal photograph is one
in which a father, mother and baby are
grouped.
The man who sits around waiting for
dead mems shoes never cuts much Of o
figure In history.
The average woman doesn't believe in
the equality OF the sexes: she thinks
she is a little more than equal.
The newly married couple who think
they can exist on love In q cottage will
wake UP some morning and find the
rats leaving the place in dtsgust-ChI-
cage Daily News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-19
DON'T

Don't blame a man for kicking ifyou
call him a donkey.
Don't take Time by the forelock until
he discards his scythe.
Don't wear high-heeled shoes unless
you are partial TO pigeon-toes.
Don't rush things, Nothing great
was ever accomplished In a hurry.
Don't judge all men by the models
displayed In front OF a clothing store.
Don't buy an umbrella when It Is
raining; they are apt to.be up, then.
Don't cast Sleeps eyes at a girl; she
may think that you are q muttonhead.
Don't think that good children die
young because they take after their
parents.
Don't marry 4 woman who talks too
much. II you have any family secrets to
preserve.-Chicago News.