The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-11-26
A .lIsht sprinkle OF snow Friday morn

A slight sprinkle OF snow Friday morn
Judge Field will convene his last tarm
Of circuit court on Monday, December 9th.
Dressed Thanksgiving turkeys brought
i2M cents per pound In the Lexington
market.
The meetings at the Methodist church
still continue, aud good crowds are in
attendance every night.
All photos guaranteed at Billiards to
be the best. Reduced rates for 30 days.
Gallery opposite post office ii.i2.2t
The grand stars, the Pasquali operntic
Co., at the opera house Wednesday, Mo-
vember 30. Seats now on sale.
For fresh oysters, 10 bulk, received
direct from the ocean, 90 To Cafe Hack.
ker. Freshest. best and cheapest. 6t6
wANTED-A white boy, 12 to IA years Of
age, to work on farm. Good home will
be furnished, and boy sent to school In
winter. Apply at this ONCE. 1o-ltt
Mr.. W. q. Boyer will be manager Of the
new opera house at Higginsville, which
is to open on December 18th. "What
Happened to Jones" will be the initial
programme.
The inmates at the poor farm enjoyed
q fine dinner on Thanksgiving. Mi. J.
w. uarnhart, the superintendent, never
fails to give his boarders the best that
circumstances will permit.
Secure your seats today for the Pasquali
grand concert aud grand opera company.
Don't miss this musical treat. Five OF the
worlds greatest artists In one company,
at the opera house, Wednesday, Novem'
Der 30.
Remember the chrysanthemum show
at the Baptist Sunday school con next
Tuesday night. Refreshments will b.
, served. Proceeds devoted to buying soul
books. The entertainment ought to b
, well ~patrouized.
J The icy weather that struck this section
last Monday has bad but few equals IL
November. The thermometer went dowi
! to zero, or thereabouts, and the sudden
. ness with which It made the drop is VIVA
: made 1t hurt 80 badly.
WANTKD-The American Fuel company
!, Of stahl. Mo-, want Is good miners. W
pay 70 cenfs- per- ten niae-san wlfs'
aud summer. Steady work guaranteed. J
X. contracts. "No strike" Apply TO WI
Murlin, supt., Stahl, Mo. 11-1s-t2
Several foot hall enthusiasts went
Kansas City Thursday, to see the gan
! between the Missouri Tiger and u
Jayhawkers. They say that while Kai
sas won the game 1t was an accident,
Missouri played q more scientific gan
all the way through.
There will be services at the Cathol
church every morning at 10 o'clock, al
every evening at 3 O'Clock, udring ne
week, beginning tomorrow mornin
Rev. AloIssius Bosche, = Jesuit from /
Louis University will conduct the %
vices. Everybody is invited.
The Rremen's ball on Thursday mig
was q grand success, and everyone prsse
greatly enjoyed the event. There We
always as many dancers a. the floor cou
accommodate. UT Bros string Ba
furnished the music, which 10 q sufficie
guarantee that 1t was good. The ball "
q great success, financially a. well
n socially.
MI. A. W. Dunnagan. Of Fay. oklahou
\ was elected county clerk Of Custer cour
by q big majority, at the recent electis
. He ran on the republican ticket. HI
the husband Of Miss Matte Kenne'
who Ia q sister OF Mrs. @. O. Walla
Miss Kennedy is we'll known In this 81
having often Waited here, and havl
attended school here. We wish !
Dunnlgau all kinds OF success during
term, and hope a good democrat will b
him at the next election.
Mr.. Walter b. waddell, who 10 alwl
in on the watch for q chance TO improve
dc splendid herd OF Herefords, was matte
ance at the great sales Of Gudgell a Sir
sc O and Funksnhouser. He paid $3.50
Ernis, 5s,797, q beautiful COW, ave "
old, with q male calf two weeks old.
waddell afterward sold the calf for 7
He also bought Henrietta 4th, No.
754, a fancy bred heller, aged tive
months, for which he paid S2So. I'll
animals have pedigrees as long as
moral law, and are choice animals
every respect. We hope Mr.. Waddell
be rewarded In his efforts to raise 8
a fne stock.
Mrs. II. W.. winsor received 4 nun
Of her lady friends last Saturday al
noon, and all enjoyed q most deligh
time. 10 order to keep thinss lively,
to test the ability Of the oliactorles Of
zo' ladies, Mrs. Winsor had prepared th
small bottles OF drugs, numbered.
ladies opened the bottles, smelled at
contents, and wrote her answer on q {
on q number to correspond with
number on the bottle. Mrs. q. j.
Grew was the lucky winner Of the
- prize, which was a beautiful frame
photograph. Miss Lillian Ryland Q
- out second best, and was awarded Q
glass box. Delightful refreshments
= served, and the ladies are delighted
some new scheme has been discoy
I, whereby they may spend q pleasant q
noon. Mrs. Wiusor was ably assiste
- her sister-in law, Mrs. Leroy Farmer
e On Wednesday, November 3Oth,
,t patrons Of the New Grand opera b
will have the pleasure Of hearing q
the worlds greatest artists in grand
cert aud opera. Seldom has any com
ever come to our city with higher REL
m~endatious than does the Pasquali 9
Operate Stars. The company is
posed OF the following people: Sig
Bernioe De Pasquali, prima d
soprano, late OF Scalchi's comany;
nora Orlando, prima donna coutralto
OF the Royal San Carlo, Naples 81
Ds Pasquall, tenor, late OF the
Thss,of, sellius, Italy; Mr.. Ernest
! BILE, basso ~proiundo, aud slgnor
reale, the famous Italian pianist, |
the Nordica company, thus maxim
most artistic company In America.
work OF these artists will be q revel
and q delight to all music-lovers, a
- event that will leave pleasant men
-. for days TO come. Secure your SCI
UNI advance, at farmers.