The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-11-19

'yunoii VI Oorueft LOW taktng q course at 4
Jewel College, at Liberty. Miss {
Pearl Reeder will continue in the Office
intil Mr.. Sydnor's school term expires In ,
June next.
Corder Dispatch: Last Wednesday while
]. A. Steele was out gathering corn
10 the field on his farm, his team became
restless and started to run while he had
hold Of the lines, aud In trying to check
the team he fell and one Of the wheels ran
over bis head and shoulders. While no
bones were broken he was considerably
up. Had the ground been frozen
the runaway might have resulted
seriously.
d. Hacker will give you a few fiavors
OF Ice cream and Ices, he will make to
order on Thanksgiving day: Vanilla,
chocolate, cisque, coffee, strawberry, al
mond, ~delmonico, plain or with almonds
or flberts; Roman punch, punch al a
delmonico. Ices: Lemon, strawberry,
pine apple. orange, claret or any other
kind OF favor; also, oyster paities and
charlotte russo. Special orders must come
In Wednesday. Telephone No. SO. 1t
This is the time OF the year for business
men 10 reap a harvest. Every buyer is
looking for bargains and business men
may have ever so many bargains and not
advertise them, and the public will not
rush 10 and buy because they don't know
II. W.. q. McCausland advertised a reduc-
tion in prices last week. TO begin on
Monday and on that day the store was 80
crowded with customers that 1t became
necessary TO close the doors during the
afternoon Ia order 10 wait upon the
customers who had crowded into the
store. The Higginsville merchants are
good advertisers and by their pluck they
are drawing trade that Lexington could
get by judicious advertising. A gentle
man OF this city who was at Hieginsville
last Saturday said the stores were crowded
\ with customers. He said Lake u Sons
who are big advertisers, could have used
seven or eight extra clerks OF Saturday.
IL 10 not because H~igginsville merchants
handle better or cheaper goods, but be-
cause they tell the people in flaming ad-
..,s pns,.as. mar who al, down IN ,bs,r
launches aud say II doesn't pay TO adver'
49, .ho,Ia 30, a,,r,hr,a q, 70 the toUr
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The famous comedian, harry CorSon
Clarke. and his selected company VIII
present the very latest COMEDY success
4, "What Happened to Jones'" az the new
Grand opera house. Tuesday, NovemoeI
r q. 1t has had o great run In tne east AM
= has within the past SIX months playe'
!. some four weeks In the CITY Oh pan fran
cisco, thirteen weeks IN new ioik' lou
weeks In Boston, six In fniiadeipnia' AM
Q two 10 Chicago. Inc most striking hcene
have been made the suo)ect ior eiaoora'
pictorial reproduction IN tue ieauing cas-.
ern and western Journals ana " ID e'''
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Q - r.,a,rad 10 4, In contrast with IN
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y "~ss..,Iv nnor an n"conseoueptial an
9 s.s,nn,acsnt thing. II declares that thi
d - u,aksr "a nj the reanemeut of fare,
b "~s .dd.. uswbst uanpened 10 lone
s.s .avsr., comnlicat,ons hat NAV B
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n 49,, n,.r.,h,s The confusion betwee
81. sIshon ,hs drnmmer and the Indian
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1' m $500, nra,,Isst and most sens
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o. 'as1 S"I,-s.a ,.noh over ,ta .hsurd
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w. 'ie''
he Our home talent gave o hrst-cla
~ entertainment at the opera house Ia
s. Friday night, the proceeds to be devote
re TO charitable purposes. The mouse W
O. crowded, and the vast audience expect'
rb good amusement. And 1t came. Fro
pc the moment the curtain went up until Il
he close Of the grand cake walk, there W
100 not q moment when the audience W
not entertained. The street parade, whit
he we mentioned last week, was novel al
Ne amunipg, and set the whole town to tall
~ ing. The show was as good as the poste
he promised it to be, which Is more th'