The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-11-26

Kindling wood was In demand Tuesday
morning.
There was considerable floating Ice In
the river Wednesday morning.
wANTED-A white to do gen.
eral house work. Apply at this office.
The most stylish suits nowadays are
made to order by wittenberg, the tailor.
Wonder II the republican party Of Mis-
souri, will claim credit for the high price
Of apples and eggs.
The republicans may claim that they
/ are entitled to credit for the high price OF
chickens, eggs, &c. Sambo has done bis
share to make them scarce.
Mulligan Post. @. A. R., will give q
grand ball at Turner Hall On the night OF
Monday, December 18th. Keep the time
and place 10 memory, and be sure to
attend.
Watch d. Hackers candy window
today. New designs will be on exhibition
OF his fresh candies. Candies are best
when fresh, and Hacker manufactures
candy every day.
Thanksgiving day was very pleasant, 90
far as the weather was concerned, and we
hope everybody enjoyed a good dinner.
In these days OF Mckinley prosperity we
have great reason TO be thankful II we can
get a good dinner any day-and pay Tor It,
An INTELLIaRNcER representative was
invited through ID. Hackers confec'
tionery department yesterday, and saw
many kinds Of candy in process OIL
makiag. We were permitted to sample
several varieties, and pronounce 1t hrst'
class.
McManigal, the mar who stabbed ant
killed MI. Thos. @. Young, at sedalIa, OF
the 22d OF September, has been released
on a S25, 900 bond. McAiapigal claims tina
he mistook Young for q man nance
Percy Boulware, with whom he had quar-
relied. Mr.. John Welborn, OF this city
appeared for the prosecution. The 'ria
Is set for January I'd.
At the opera house, last Tuesday night
, was presented 4 real funny comedy
"What Happened to Jones'" The audi
/ ence was kept In q roar from start I
: finish, and things were happening all th
i. time. Jones was one Of the lucky fellow
4 who stirs up all kinds Of trouble 10
other people and serenely enjoys all th
fun. The play was we'll presented.
= Last week we published a ruling iror
the attorney general, saying that q Chico
. made payable to self did not need
= stamp. Now the commissioner OF Intel
nal revenue says: "Bank checks pre-
! seuted personally or otherwise are lab
and the cent stamp tax cannot
issued or paid unstamped by any perso
without mourning legal penalties" mo-
who 10 rightly
Higginsville Jeffersonian; In the kai
T. sas City Court Of Appeals, the case oil
B. IT. Harness VS.. National Fire lnsuran'
l. company. appellant, from Lafayet
10 county. was affirmed. This gives nj
70 Harness $500 Insurance money on ,
10 ~property, located north OF this city, whl'
y. was destroyed by fire four and oue'ha
A. vears ago. The case has been In u
courts since that time. Uulsss the COZ
40 pany appeals to the supreme court, 10
will settle the question.
ID sedslia Capital, Sunday Informatl'
IS. reached sedalia Taft evening that MI
Eta Machette died in Albuquerque,
Mt M. last Friday, after a long Illness. MI
n. Mache,te was the daughter OF the 10
lie Rev. Alexander MAchettc, who was past
he Of the East sedalia Baptist church a i
Years aro. lie died In the seutheaste
N. mart Of the state, and his remains w
an hurled in the city cemetery In this o.
lsa Alter his death Mrs. Maohette havi
al dIed-Miss Macbette went to Albuquerq
..s to reside with Mr.. and Mrs. Lam III
sII vbo we're formerly Of sedalla. TIE
A., oeased will be remembered by ma
"a. nsrsous both 10 Boonville and soda
In she was 2s years old and was q hiel
accomplished and esteemed young 'A0s