The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-16
LOCAL %sHORT-sT0Ps.

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Smoke Cracker Jack" 5 cent cigars.
Higginsville has an abstract company.
DR.. Baker, of Columbia. has located in
Aullville.
Why not subscribe for the INTELIl-
%aENCER2
Mrs. Grady would like to have a few
more boarders.
Goto Schawe & Weis when in need OF
Stoves, Tinware, &c. 10 1911
The dairy meeting at Higginsviile will
be held on Saturday, February 10th.
The INTELLIaENcER wants a corre-
spoudent from every p~ostoffice in the
county.
Messrs John McCsnce and Charles Mat
tingly, Of Higginsville, were in this city
on business Tuesday.
Hon. Jonas. 7. Ferguson visited his
home last week. The state legislature
has killed his turkey bill.
The Higginsville Milling Company was
forced to close down last week for n time
on account Of being unable to get wheat.
Read r. Z. Lees large price list this
week. You will Rnd some big bargains
and get what he advertises In every res
pect.
The transfer company keeps a call book
at the Mammoth liverv stable. and one at
the Grand Central hoteh Leave orders at
these places. 10 27-tf
Miss Susie HAMLET daughter OF AFR.
Wm. Hamlet, fell on the ice near the
high school Monday and broke her arm
above the wrist.
Senator Hiram 3ledsoe was here Mon
day, mixing with his constituents. 4. G.
Young assistant doorkeeper OF the senate
was here with him.
Rev. T. 8. Love will preach at Edenview
churctrthe FIRST, second n third sun
DAYS ID each month regularly, ut II a. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. IN. II
Miss May Wright is prepared to cut, lit
and make dresses, and do all kind OF sew
ing, and solicits patronage. Up stairs,
one door west Of Morrison Wentworth
bank. 1-1s-tf
Mrs. Mulharen, who lives In Irish
town fell on the ice on College street near
Nlf. JO3ppu SNiunFSe Aaoohoy
and broke her thigh. She is an aged
woman and the fall may prove very
serious.
The law making Pettis county a separ-
ate judicial circuit will not go into effect
until the middle of June Judge Ryland
will hold the regular term OF criminal
court in April and Judge Field the May
term OF circuit court.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Long has a monstrous
candle at his store on the corner OF Main
and Ninth streets. II Is four feet high
md four inches In circumference. 1t will
he Hnhted soon and let burn continuously
until burned up. 1t Is we'll worth going
to see.
Milton Royle, the nine-year.old son OF
Mr.. Charles H. Royie was riding on his
sled behind Mr.. Tom Smiths Wagon
which was loaded with $500 pounds Of
hay, when he In som way slipped and
fell under tho wagon and b wheel pas
sed over his foot breaking the bone in bis
instep.
Prof, Theo. Mailer will open his classes
in dancing, Monday, November %, al
Turner Hall. Monday class days from
$3.50 to 4:30. For gentlemen and ladies'
also for misses and masters. Professor
Mailer taught dancing in this city
twenty years ago. sHe Is permanent.
located at Kansas City, but will be her
every Monday afternoon at 2:ao. 1i-2a'tf
On the plight Of March 10 there will b
a total eclipse 81 the moon beginning q
O'Clock and ending at l o'clock. III
will be visible in the United States. Agail
ON the night of September Bird the moo
will cross the shadow OF the earth and b
In total eclipse. Eclipses Of the sun wi
occur on. March 28th. August 10th an
September 18th. Only the first mentione
eclipses Of the sun will be visible In thi
country.
Robert Pickett and his two sons job
and Sam and the ~lattsr's wives were ar
rested Monday on the charge of breakin
into the store of Jos. Wolf, In Old Tow
Sunday night. The accused all live
one house in East Lexington. Upon
search warrant in the hands OF Deput
sheriff Goode, the Puckett house WI
searched Monday, and the goods stole
from Mr.. Wolf were found. The Pucket'
are accused of stealing n spring wage
load of groceries consisting OF the nece'
stiles and luxuries usually found In
grocery store.
ON Sunday night about nine o'clock
fire started 10 the Golden Rule dry goot
store. The origin OF the fire is unknow
Dir. Mitchell and his wife who own u
store, and who lived up stairs over 1t, ia
been to church, and returned o u
,fme the fire started. Sherin Wrigl
was the first to see the flames and he in
mediateIy sounded the alarm. The Il
department was on the grounds in a fe
minutes and succeeded in arresting Il
flames. The entire stock of goods W
damaged by water. The insuran
amounted to $751; 900 while the damages Nj
Mitchell claims will exceed that by xl,A
IL is indeed fortunate that the flames d
NOT devour the entire block.
The doctors are coming. Four doila
n month till cured. Once in n lifetin
Rich md poor, one and all. No use te'
ing what they cure. Go and see. I'M
treat all forms of chronic diseases, al
they have a weil-earned reputation !
fair dealing snd great success. II y
have tried other physicians and they ha
failed, do not give up. but 20 aud see t
doctors. They will tell you your trout
and il you can be cured. Remember, tn
do not cure everything. The docto
will be at the Commercial Hotel on Mo
day, March II, one day only. Do n
fail 10 see them on that day and ma
application for the cheap treatment. q
early, as their office will be crowdt
Remember the date. Office open from 8
a. m. to $40 p. m. Remember, the 10
dollars include all medicines. 12-l5t
The recent change made by the N
York Weekly World ID issuing W pap
n week in place OF one Is meeting w
great iavof. The people appreciate
change, and are taking advantage OF
why pay a dollar n year for q weekly !
per when you can get the New W
World twice q week for the same pri
Keep Informed OF what is going on In
world and particularly In your W cot
try. Congress Is now In session. Ev'
movement will be of the greatest inter'
Keep abreast OF the times by reading
Twice a. week World two papers a wee
I0i papers q year for only sl.OO'
rangcments have been made by which
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