The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-01-08
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"Maud s." Jour for sale at Aull & Will
kAon's. If YOU wish the best try this brand
y For fresh groceries at lowest prices go
to Eggleston & Ewing, opposite court
house. l2-lStt
/, James D. Fargusson, have used the
hair oil, for sale by Prof. Galloway, with
the best results. 1-S-lt
Mr.. Russell Wilson has sold his interest
in the grocsry store of Aull & Wilson to
Mr.. W. R. Shultz.
The handsome lamp. which was given
away at A. R. Homer's, was drawn by
Mrs. Geo. II. Sitter.
One Minute Cough Cure Cures quickly.
THAT'S what you wanti Day & Shelby,
tho aadinq Druggists. 6-2S-tf
Pure. rich blood feeds the nerves. That
i 3 why Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier, cures nervousness.
We win do your Painting add PaPering
ZNow, much cheaper than In the spring,
when ths ru, h is on. UT Bros 1-sm2
President Williams, of {. F. C., wrecked
zone wheel OF his surrey last Tuesday
& morning, while returning from the depot
There was the usual ~clatter of bells and
blowipe of whistles last Friday night, at
midnight, to announce the birth OF the
New Year.
Mrs. NickelPs home has been painted as
white as tho "beautiful,'' and otherwise
improved. The inside is even more
attractive han the outside.
FoR RENT -120.acre farm, with DWELL
ing house, &c. Convenient to Bates City,
station on c.. & A. R. R. Apply to LEE
WALLACE, Lexington, Mo. is It
Those who INDUCED too freely in the
ssgood things'' during the Christmas holt
DAYS have recovered and were able to attend
to their business Monday.
For sALE.-A handsome Regal Mon
arch gasoline stove, as good as new. Cost
SIS so; will sell for $3.50. Leaving city.
Address MRS. ANToIEETTE HAWK,
Lexington. Mo.
Two wagon loads of trunks were taken
TO Central College Monday night, and
many more to the other colleges. The
b Us and girls are now getting down to
= lid work after their holiday.
This Office has printed for the Gas Com
pany a neat pamphlet entitled "X-Rays
on the Gas BILL" It is intended for its
patrons, and explains how to use gas in
{ diligently aud economically. l-stz
Major Aft. Brandt, formerly of this city,
but for many years of Kansas City, died
Sunday night, January 2, of heart disease.
He was o. years OF age. He was city mar
shall of Lexington about twenty years
n 20.
Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk, Va, was
friehtfully burned on the face and neck.
Pain was instantly relieved by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, which healed the in
Jury without leaving a scar. 1t is the
famous pile remedy. Day s. Shelby, the
Laadin Drueeifts. 6-2s-tf
The SedalIa Democrat of January 4
contains a long account OF the actions Of
Lucille Ledford, OF Corder. 1t says she is
in ,4ue. and has made attempts on her
own life. She has been placed In a hos
nitS1z 6ha7ie fs thought she will soon
a.5sff III <a4son
The F5ont men of Dover gave their
@Ha,fsf ban "Wednesday night. Quite a
Tar ye crowd was in attendance, and a very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all. The
annual ball at Dover is an event which Is
eagerly looked forward to by the young
people, and is always we'll attended.
Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa. says,
,tMy child Is worth millions to me; yet
would have lost her by Group had not
Invested twenty-five cents In a bottle OF
One Minute Cough Cure" 1t cures
coughs, colds and all throat and lung
troubles. Day & Shelby, Leading Drug
gists. 6-SS-u
A few friends have received cards to the
r. 49, TTfIo4. ~ fhIo
cit and Mr.. Lee Hawkins, Of Sweet
Springs, next Wednesday afternoon. 1t
will BE- a quiet home wedding. It seems
that Lexington is to lose another OF her
most charming daughters. Mr.. Hawkins
is to be Congratulated.
Mexico I~nteliigencer: "Col. W. 8.
Cla2eIt, the enterprIsing and popular
representative OF the Catlin Tobacco Co.,
made zach member of the lntelligencer
force a present OF an elegant Catlin meer-
schaum pipe today. A happy New Year
to YOU. Col. CIaRettD "Col." Clagett is
our old friend Billie. He did not forget
us on New Years day, but sent his dollar
for renewal. It is such little acts OF
remembrance and courtesy that make
him the popular man that he is. We
wish him and his excellent wife a pros
porous aud happy New Year.
Mrs. J. r. Moorehead fully sustained
her enviable reputation as a hostess on
Monday afternoon. when she entertained
the Ladies' Reading Club from $3.50 Till 8
o'clock. A number of questions written
out, the answer TO each of which was
soma part of the body, were given to each
guest, the most successful g1esser being
awarded a beautiful vase. Mrs. Steele
was the happy recipient OF this prize.
Afterward, delightful refreshments were
served 10 the dining room. The CLUB
consists Of twelve members, and there
were Just enough to have a thoroughly
enjoyable and Informal afternoon.
The residence OF Mr.. John g. Strodt-
man, at Napoleon, was entered by bur-
glars last Tuesday night. Mr.. Strodtman
is quite hard of hearing, and did not
awaken. The burglars carried on his
secretary, and at last account 40 trace q
OF it had been found. IN the eqeE6iesy
was q Lafayetfe connfg bead 4ot 1900,
dasAn 1901 alae an9
sidf6It ssEs. buudsed dollars
reward hssasset o6<1 tor the arrest of
tins burkia1S. Neitr6f that the secretary
was found not far rom the house, and the
county bond aud coupons were inside.
The burglars evidently knew enough to
let this bond alone.
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