The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-24

Candy from Sc per pound up at Barron
4 Nagel's.
Most OF the miners at Higeinsvllie are
out on a strike.
Tomorrow will DO Christmas. We hope
our readers will not forget 1t.
Nearly all the school boys and girls
nave gone home for two weeks.
wANrRD-A white IN to do general
house work. Inquire at this ofics. u
Raislns, currants, figs, cItron and spices
OF best quality at Vaughan n McCiel-
lands. u
We hope that every reader OF the INTEL.
LIaRNcRR NAV have a fine turkey, stuned
| with oysters, for dinner tomorrow.
At leisure hours, Lincoln UT will repair
your musical Instruments and put them
10 nrst.class playing order. Charges
reasonable. 12.17.2m
The post Office will be removed to tue
Kriehn building, opposite Grand Central
hotel, about the FIRST OF January. There
was some strong opposition to the move.
Now is the time to select your winter
reading. The INTELLIaENcER clubs with
all papers and magazines, and can saye
you money. We guarantee the regular
arrival of all papers.
A steam pipe in the court house heating
apparatus sprung a leak Monday, and the
county officers were without fire Monday
and Tuesday. Circuit court was adjourned
TO the city hall.
When the bridge is built we will run
our trains into town so that everybody
can enjoy seeing them. But don't walt
until the bridge is built, now Is the
accepted time. Don't forget the Santa Fe
rop,s. Elliott
sedalia Democrat, Sunday: Mrs. w. e.
Bard, IT,, who had announced q reception
for Tuesday, December 20tn, is indisposed
at the home OF her parents at Lexington
For this reason the invitations will be
extended one week, the reception taking
place Tuesday, December 9Th.
Mrs. Martha Smallwood Field died al
: Chicago, Tuesday, Of paralysis. She wal
! a daughter OF the late Walter Smallwood
" Of New Orleans. She wrote for the New
Orleans papers for many years, under tn
nom de plume Of Catherine Cole. She wa
very we'll known IN this city, where sh'
occasionally visited relatives.
= DIR. Eugene May lectured at the opeII
:, house Wednesday night, on "lreland, tn
" land OF the shillalah and Shamrock-iron
Cork to Causeway." The lecture was OK
y oellent In every way, and was greatly en-
- iovsd by the audience. This was tn
10 socond in the lecture course. The ba
q weather kept many from attending
~ TIL case Of King We. King, which W
V mentioned last week, here on q change
" yenue from Saline county, was decide
- this week, the jury bringing 10 a verdi'
- for the defendant. King died leaving
will. and his widow sued to break tn
" will, The will was sustained. The pialr
TIN was ably represented by Messrs. Fran
,e, W 49,. C,y. Iohn ~. Burde
IS, seoree, o. ,n",So,. ., this oity. III
to ana 'onn usn,a.antsd nv Judee samu,
~ aeiehSe wa. Yos,,s o,Re.r and u. I
re DAVE, a",ino conntv and VILLA,
puRg'ns,
,rt Auii' o' n,
ed Mr.. Walter B. Waddell sold recent,
NV five head Of Hereford bull calves Tor "
"a each. The calves ranged from seven
IN twelve months old. He also sold a your
bs Hereford bull, twenty'one months oil
ed for $3.50. These animals were all bred !
,,s MIR. waddell, and were sold to the doo'
"a. night-Thayer Cattle Company, oil Texa
no Last spring Mr.. waddell sold four Tel
10 months old calves at si26 each, and OF
n eleven months old for $3.50. He was Ii
ara week offered $3.50 for a six months o
nd heiter calf, and refused. This shows u
Mr.. differences between nue. stock anu comm