The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-09-16

Editor John Harwood Of the Higgins
lille Jenersoniau, called on US yesterday.
W~ittenbere, the tailor, makes suits Tor
M Academy cadets, and will make oue
you. !, f,
APPLRs wANTEp-Ws want TO buy all
oarreling Or cider apples We can get.
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McCausland's large stock Of goods
arrived this week, and are now open for
Inspection.
Wittenbsrg, the tailor, has the fnsst
lines OF SAMPLES 10 the market. Call aud
examine them. n
Mr.. Gustav Hasrls has begun work on
tue Bear Cave property. recently pur.
chased by him.
Arch Frazier, the man who was arrest.
Cd At Kansas City, charged with the
murder Of Thomas and Lucy Graves, at
Richmond, has been discharged.
The eoronsr's Jury 10 the case Of Marks
berry, found dead near Corder, returned
g verdict that deceased come to his death
at the hsnds Of persons unknown.
There was a good crowd a. the Well
lington picnic, Thursday, and everything
passed Of very pleasantly. Mr.. John 8.
Blackwell Of this city, was the principal
speaker and made q splendid speech.
A diseased liver declares itself BY
m~oroseness. mental depression, lack Of
energy, restlessness, melancholy and con.
stipation. Herbine will restore the liver
to a healthy condition. Price SOC. For
sale by Crenshaw & Young. s.2-ml
Special term OF the circnit court will be
held next Wednesday. The injunction
case will be argued. Judge Davis has the
darnhsrt VI. Lafayette county case under
consideration, aud will probably give a
decision, or he may delay IL.
Mrs. 8. A. Moorehead's millinery trade
has opened very fne, and her force is very
busy waiting on customers. Miss Emma
soderberg arrived the first OF the week,
from Chicago, to do Mrs. Moorehead's
bonnet trimming, and she is an artist in
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The lNTRLLIoENcRR 10 printing the
catalogue for Captain Rylsnd Todhunter's
great closing out sale, which will take
place at Nettlewood on the 18th of
October. He will sell all his stock, 10.
Guiding horses, mares, colts, mules, cattle,
&C. Here will be an opportunity to buy
the best bred horses to be found 10 the
west.
our band recognized last Friday night
by electiug officers and adopting by.laws.
They then adjourned to Barron & Nagers,
where they were treated to ice-cream,
cake, cigars, &c. This is probably the
best musical organization 10 the county,
and when they 90 away from home the
members do not get drunk. We wish the
band continued success.
At the First Baptist church Sunday
. morning the sermon will be on "What
We Should First Seek; 10 the evening
} on 1.-THE self-Propagatiug Power Of SIM
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Norborne Jeffersonian: George Long
: left Sunday for Lexington. Mo-, which
will be his future home. In October bis
family will go over, aud Lexington will
be better by the addition OF at least one
o very excellent family. Mr.. Longs broth.
or at Lexington has been In poor health
n Of late, and Monday started for the west
Q Mr.. Long will have charge Of his business
George is a successful business man
has done well here, and we wish hin
abundant Success 10 his new place.
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