The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-09-23
Cecil & Martin have one of the us.,.,,

Cecil & Martin have one of the nsatest
millinery stores 10 the city. s.2S.tf
wlttenberg does his " work, at
home. No sweat-shop work.
There are so many exits from our opera
house that In case Of a fire there would be
no danger to the audience.
There were four funerals In this city
yesterday. Three Of the bodies were ship
ped here from other places.
The newest, prettiest and lowest priced
millinery and ladies' hats can be found at
Mrs. s. A. Moorehead's. You are invited
to examine her fall styles. 9-l8-ti
Don't be hoodooed into believing you
can do as well anywhere else as by buy
Ing your ladies' fall hats from Cecil Il
Martin. g-23-tf
Justices Of the peace and notarles public
can be supplied with chattle mortgages
at this office, at 8 cents per copy. All
kinds Of blanks printed TO order. II
YEARLINas o sALE-38 head high
grade native yearllng steers for sale by
J. NJ. LOWE,
23t2 Linwood Lawn.
II commenced raining last Saturday
night, aud continued most all day Sunday.
II was a gentle rain, no thunder or light.
ming, and no wind. 1t was q great help
to the pasturage and to the very late corn.
Mrs. s.. A. Moorehead's millinery trade
has opened very fine, and her force 10 very
busy waiting on customers. Miss Emma
Soderberg arrived the first Of the week,
from Chicago, to do Mrs. Moorehead's
hat trimming, and she 10 an artist In
that line. lett
You can 60 TO Kansas City or Chicago,
aud you cannot get suited better In the
line OF ladies' hats and millinery than Mrs.
Moorehead car suit you. She carries an
immense stock, and her new fall stock is
all In and ready for your inspection.
Call at once and examine her new shapes
aud styles In ladies' headwear. 9-l6-tf
We have a postal card from Joe q.
Berner, publisher OF the "Citizen," at
Poplar Bluff, Mo-, offering a reward OF
S25 for a printer named Lou. B. Manning,
who is wanted for forgery. All right,
ice; IL Lou. comes along we will tell him
, you want him. As you say he is q
drinker, he will probably return to get
the s25 plunks.
At the opera house, Monday night,
when the alarm OF fire was given, q lady
was sitting by q crusty old bachelor. He
was not at all alarmed, but the lady was
J about to faint, and was wringing her
hands in agony. The old bachelor turned
toward her, and In o loud voice said
"Sit down therei" She sat down quietly,
and seemed satisfied. She seemed to
! think that II she was burned 10 death
!, "a man" would be responsible.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sep.
TENDER IS, 10 and 20, were the asth ami
: yersary Of the battle Of Lexington.
) Many Of the participants in that battle
! have fought their last fight, and wa hope
/ they now rest in peace. The young col
7 diers Of that day are now getting along ia
} years, and will soon answer the great roll
! call on the other side OF the river. W.
[ wish them all a quiet, peaceful ending for
|, their last days, and a brighter, happier
; life Ia the future.
} The U. 8. government, department o
! agriculture, wants Missouri farmers Il
{ furnish enc hundred barrels Of fine, larg'
: perfect apples for exhibition Of the Pari
} exposition. We doubt II q barrel o
! first. class apples could be found in Lafsy
1 cite county. However, any small lot
will be acceptable. Mr.. L. A. Goodman
secretary Of the Missouri horticulture
Society, OF Westport, Mo-, will be glad t.
h furnish you with wrappers for the fruit
and give any instructions needed.
The Auditorium in Kansas City CON
d tinues to be the center OF theatrica
attraction. The excellence of the play
selected, the superiority Of the compan'
Q and the low scale OF prices combine 4
All the theatre at each of the ten weekl!
!, performances. Next week, the %beginnipl
, OF the fall festivities In Kansgs City, th
4 Woodward company will revive North
ern Lights" the big spectacular militar!
drama that made such a hit through tW'
q different weeks last season. 1t will b
staged with great elaboration, a numbs
d Of soldiers and horses being used to CIV
variety in the episodes Of Gen. Crook
celebrated Indian campaign, which endet
in the death Of General Custer. Tht
play will prove particularly attractive Il
the people who will visit Kansas Cit
y next week.
At the confederate reunion, at Clinton
which occurs on the 18th and 10Th o
September, there will be an entertain
y ment in honor Of the sponsor and maid
OF honor. Miss Elliott Todhunter 10 tn
Z maid Of honor from this, the nth con
qressional district. The entertain men
- will occur at Baird College on THURSDAY
night, Miss Edmonia Augusta Nickerson
Of johnson county, is on the programm
for an grafton, her subject being, 18th
70 Patriotic Conservatism OF the SOUTH
d Miss Todhunter will give . recitation
"a Newport Idyl." Miss Winnie Hogan
10 OF Springfield, will sing q solo, I'M!
SOUTH All the seventeen conRressiona
districts will be represented among tn
l. maids Of honor, but only three are repre-
scented on the programme. We feel com
is plimented In knowing that Miss 100
hunter will DO so highly honored, and W
lie feel assured she will do credit to GU
district. Miss Nickerson 10 a sister '
d. Mrs. Stephen N. Wilson, OF this city an
re- ia considered one Of the p~rettiest an
brightest women in the state