The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-04-22
MELANGE.
The rainy season has begun.

Try Powells fifteen cent lunch.
Those cold rains will benefit the wheat.
Fancy country dried apples at Trigg's.
A nice line OF Wall Paper at A.
Egie's. 4-22tf
The finest line OF garden seeds fresh and
hot at Trigg's. s-4-tf.
The new moon is a dry one. Allthe
rain is down here.
Genuine buckwheat, twenty-five pounds
for poo, at Trigg's. 3-4-tf.
There 10 no question but that wheat Is
In bad shape IN this county.
Z Call and see my line of Wall Paper and
get prices. A. EaLE. 4-22tf
Last Tuesday was the eleventh anniyer-
Al a he Richmond tornado.
Ink5tIopedia misunderstanding vol
<s48s-&30, at e. O.. Loomis' book store.
Extra copies of this weeks INTELLroEN-
cER for sale at the office and at the news
stands.
Save money by paying your subscrip-
fian to the I-NTELIIaENcER in advance IL
vtsi aage not already one so.
fan intend to do any papering this
<sr'a4 don't fail to see one OF the incest
lines IN the city. A. EaLE. 4-22tf
Paymastsr J. W. King, of the Missouri
Pacific. passed through Sunday, making
lad the hearts of the railroad boys.
burglars effected an entrance into the
grocery store o; VIM. Shac klett on Wed.
ncsday night last and carried away a fifty
pound can Of lard.
Mr.. Ed. McGrew and Miss Carrie Brad
leg will be Joined in holy wedlock, next
Tuesday evening at z 100, at the residence
OF Mr.. John p. Hausam.
A burglar went into Frank Nicholson's
bid room last Sunday night and relieved
him OF $3.50, but left his pants and five
cents on the porch.
Hundreds OF people from Lexington,
l~figginsvilie, MAYHEM, Odessa and Dover,
visited the scene of the tornado ruins Sum
s,y. Every livery team In Lexington
was out.
A tornado cellar may not be very
Alegant for a drawing room, but it is
,alshty good for a withdrawing Dom
when a black shouted twister comes
fiisking along.
IL you are In arrears with FOUR sub
Fcription to this paper it is money in your
pocket to square up and pay one year in
advance. After May lat the opportunity
70 do this may not be open to you.
As far rs heard from all the people who
wers injured In the tornado are recov-
ering. Miss Mabel Hutchinson and Will
Walkers child, Of whose conditions grave
approximations were fell, are getting along
nicely.
A valuable gold mine discovered in Ar.
kansas and promises TO be the richest in
s the world. Perfect health is q gold mine
discovered In every mans life. IL can be
aecured and retained by using "Hepati.
ture.D Perfectly pleasant TO take. 2-3-
IL you are 10 arrears with your subscrip.
zion 10 this paper it is money in your
booklet TO- square up and pay one year In
advance After May LIST the opportunity
10 do this may not be ope n to you.
James Simpson was brought here and
lodged in Jail by constable Mediation,
he stole a suit OF clothes from james
Rowland, valued at $50. tie plead guilty
and was bound over TO the grand jury BY
- Iuire Philips.
The promptness and certainty of IT.
cures, have made Chamberiain's Cougi
remedy famous. II Is intended especially
for coughs, colds, Group and whoopini
cough, and is the most effectual remed.
known for these diseases. 25 and so cen
bottles for sale by Crenshaw & Young
4-S-4t.
The cyclone OF Tuesday and Wednes-
dsy was followed by an anti-cyclone
which came treading so closely upon it,
II seIs that a furious rain storm prevailed
from Tuesday afternoon till Thursda,
morning. Barometer fell very rapid,
Tuesday and by Wednesday Afternoon
had sunk to $40 which is an extreme
point.
For a number of years / have been sub
ject to violent attacks OF infiammatory
rheumatism which generally lasted about
two months. On the first OF this month
I was attacked in the knee and suffered
severely for two days, when | procured
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and ii
relieved me almost instantly. Therefore
most cheerfully recommend it to thos,
who are similarly afflicted everywhere
r. ID. WHITLEY, Martindaie, N. O., Feb
1883. Mr.. Whitley is a very prominen
man in this place and his disease wa
very widely known as be suffered sue
severe pain. w. M. HOUSTON & Co
Merchants, Martindale, N. c.. 60 cen
bottles for sale by Crenshaw g. Young
4-s-4t