The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-09-30
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 1899
The path of duty is often the highway

tne pato OF DUTY is often the highway
% glory. Look at Dewey.
The ladies' Of the Baptist church made a
thorough overhauling Of the church this ,
week. :
We did not make q very big display
over the arrival Of Dewey, but We love
him Just the same. 1
There were three dinsrent accidents In
the coal mines at Corder this week, and a .
man was hurt In each. !
Mr.. Henry Sinauer has added TO the
appearance aud convenience OF bis store
by having two arc lights put 10. -,
The Lexington Gun club will hold Its
monthly shoot at Riverside Park some
time during the early part OF next month.
II you are not acquainted with Cecil 4
Martin. the milliners, don't pass their
store until you call aud see their new fall
styles. e2s.f
The newest, prettiest and lowest priced
millinery and ladies' hats can be found at
Mrs. 8. A. Moorehead's. You are Invited
to examine her fall styles. e-ie-a
Now that the sewer will soon be com.
pleted, and the streets will not rave to be
dug up any more, let Us talk about
asphalt for the square around the court
house.
higginsville Jeiersonian: Two barns
and a granary on the farm OF Mrs. M. Il.
Adams, south Of Odessa, were destroyed
by IRE recently. The loss Is estimated at
200, with a $3.50 insurance.
MIR. q. O. Loomls returned Thursday
from a weeks business and pleasure trip
to st. Louis. While there be bought all
Of his Christmas goods. He says the ex.
position is 10 full blast, aud Ia attracting
large crowds.
A diseased liver declares itself by
morosenesS, mental depression, lack OF
energy, restlessuess, melancholy aud con-
~stipation. Herbine will restore the liver
to q healthy condition. Price SOC. For
sale by creushaw q Young. s.2-m1
Large crowds are attending the mil.
linery opening at the Racket store. The
Lexington string band Is furnishing the
music, which is ex%cellently rendered. The
hats and bonnets displayed by Miss
Damron show that she Is 40 artist 10 the
/ line Of trimming.
Mrs. 8. A. Moorehead's millinery trade
has opened very fine, and her force 10 very
busy waiting on customers. Miss Emma
SoderberR arrived the irst OF the week,
from Chicago. to do Mrs. Moorehead's
hat trimming, and she Is an artist 10
that line. lott
The Concordian says that Mr.. George
: Albers and Miss Caroline scharnhorsi
were not married some weeks ago, as had
been announced, but they will be mar
ried on the 9th Of October. It also say.
Mr.. William Flsndermeyer and Miss
Emelie Brakeman, Of Concordla, will b,
|, married tomorrow.
y 1.-THE biggest pear we have seen thil
season we saw on Friday. The pear wa
raised on Mr.. Wehmeyer's farm, near thi
II city, and weighed almost four pounds.
. The above is from the Coucordian. Wa
the editor locoed, or has he mistaken /,
canteloup for a pear.
t.1..a. C.. De-, psm..
1t Jr., Of the St. Louis Republic, who hs
rs been spending several days Of his vacation
Do 10 this city, left Sunday for Bagnell, an
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Alaska aoout eighteen mouths ss
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an Who br,ved tss perils Of hunger and co
ns, IN ,hs GREAT no,,bva.t. ba has failed
ed health. and was advised to winter
lie Missouri. While Mr.. Howe only broupI
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