The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-03-04
County court next week.
Criminal court next week

Fancy country dried apples at Trigg's.
The finest line OF garden seeds fresh and
hot at Trigg's. 8-4-tt.
The ferry boat, Roy Lynds, has be en-
running this week.
Don't fail to look at Trigg's garden
seed before purchasing elsewhere. 3-4-tf.
Everyone has been complaining OF the
spring fever, this week.
Genuine buckwheat, twenty five pounds
for 100, at Trigg,s. 3-4-tf.
For rent.-Fiye room cottage on South
street. All necessary conveniencies. +.
Allen. 11-26-tf
March showed its hand yesterday. You
can always depend on this month for a
certain kind OF weather.
Messrs. Geo. Vaughn and ]. w. Bayse
will erect a feed store at the corner of
franklin avenue and Twelfth street.
Twenty-Five pounds OF good rice for one
dollar; twenty pounds of choice rice for
one dollar at Trigg's. 3-4-tf
The W. M. A. Mandolin and Gleo Club
concert was quite a success, and the
cadets were greeted with a full house.
The work OF cleaning up our streets still
continues and their appearance has been
much improved. Let the good work 60 on.
A gymnasium is being organized in
this city and indications are that it will
be a great success. Squire j. M. Price
has the matter in charge.
A club has been organized by the young
ladies OF this city for the prevention of
old maids. We hope the young ladies
may be successful in their laudable
enterprise.
A new boarder arrived at Central College
OF the second inst. Her name Ia Jones,
and she is from Jonesville. She has
joined the musical department and is
under the special charge Of Col. Jones.
Leo skidmore, of Higginsville, who is
charged with assault, was arrested here
last Thursday night by Constable Cav
anaugh, and taken back to H~igginsville
yesterday morning by Marshal Bennett.
There is no drama con the stage more
fully equipped, either from a scenic,
artistic or dramatic standpoint than
mystic Mountain" 1t Is a novelty in
itself, and absolutely new in every detail.
At Hagen's opera house next Tuesday
evening.
DIR. and Mrs. p. H. Chambers entertain
ed last week in honor of President T. P.
Walton, of e. A. g., and the acting pastor
: Of the Presbyterian church here. It was
1 given for the purpose of promoting social
intercourse between the church members,
and was enjoyed by those present.
The public meeting In the interest Of
the establishment OF q fair association al
this place has been postponed until Mon.
day, 9th. At this meeting steps will bt
taken in regard to the erection OF ar
agricultural and mechanical fair anG
trotting course here. Let the stockmer
of this county be pre- sent at this meeting
Toms Vacation" a sparkling musica
comedy, full Of clean music and fun, viii
be given at Hagen's opera house, Thurs,
day, March 8, by the popular Royce q
Lansing Musical Comedy Company, ar
organization that is well known ant
much liked in Lexington, as the goot
name they left when here some thre.
/ JO0Ao a6OI ~ va Wui MY A0AiCl4bCECu.
The protracted meeting at the Methods
church closed on last Sunday evening
The results were most gratifying, ther,
being fifty-five conversions and forty
three additions to the church. Rev. Car
penter, and Rev. McMurray, OF Macon
who assisted him during the revival, ar
to be congratulated upon the great success
which has crowned their noble work.
Mr.. James Lambert, of New Brunswick
Illinois, says: 81 was badly afflicted will
rheumatism in the hips and legs, when
bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Pair
Balm. 1t cured me in three days. I an
all right to-day and would insist on ever,
one, who is afflicted with that terribl
disease, to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and get well at once" For sale by Crsn
shaw q Young.
"Mystlc Mountain" has scored a decide,
/, success, both from a dramatic and fnan
cial view. The public are demanding
. something novel as well as wholesome
and the introduction OF Paul Alexande
tombstone, the great mind-reader, admir-
ably fills the bill. The company of play
ers presenting the piece are said TO b
[ composed OF artists of sterling worth
. At Hagen's opera house next Tuesda
, evening.
3 News has been received by relativ YES her
announcing the death of Rev. John n
Young, who was a Presbyterian mission
airy at Pekin. China. He left his countr
D over a year ago for China to devote hi
life to the mission work among the celes
4 tials. His death was caused by smallpo,
He was a young man of unusual promii
and his early death In SO noble a cauf
4 brings sorrow to his relatives and thos
who knew him.
e Ex-county collector John q. WorthinG
ton has been succeeded by Judge Thos. !
Q Catron. Mr.. Worthington has made q
excellent official and leaves a well-coI
Quoted Office to his successor. The be
wishes of all go with him as he retires
r private life. Judge Catron, his successo
will prove an efficient officer. He b
q selected Clarence Worthington as his de-
e uty and II. G. Wallace, jr., as back t.
attorney. These appointments will
O approved by the public.
oil The following item has been going Il
: rounds of the press, and as our druggis
Crenshaw & Young handle these good
IL may interest our readers. Having hi
occasion to use Chamberlain's Coul
y Remedy, it gives me pleasure to sta
Z. that / found it to be the best medicine Il
q cough j ever used; In fact, it cured n
ID OF a cough that had baffied several 9th
3 cough medicinee.-N. r. Burnett, Ataliss