The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-08-22

Cash paid for all kinds OF second hand
stoves at Ed. Yingling's, Opp. Moore
heads. us If.
MIR. Wat Aull shipped several car loads
OF fat cattle from MAYHEM to Chicago last
Monday.
For the best photos in the county, go to
Billiards. gallery, opposite post office,
Lexington, Mo.
julie Cole has sold the Odessa Moon to
Mr.. p. w. Gum, and in the future the
paper will be run by Eugene Gum.
On last Saturday evening Mr.. Travis
Buford sold his interest in the livery
stable of Young & Buiord to Mr.. Jno. c,
Young, Sr.
Poison ivy, insect bites, bruises, scalds
Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile cure.
Crist & Gardner. 1-25-1y
Bullard is making the latest style pla-
tino photos and guarantees them to be
the best in the county. Gallery opposite
post Office, Lexington, Mo. S-15-2t
Mr.. Amos ]. Whitsett is now an attor-
ney at law. He stood a very creditable
examination before Judge Field and was
admitted to the bar last week.
The whole system is drained and under
mined by iudolent ulcers and open sores.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve speedily
heals them. 1t is the best pile cure
known. Crist & Gardner. 1-25-1y
The Farmers Fair will be held at Hig-
ginsville September %, "a, 25 and 26. This
is an institution that ought to be well
~patronized. Lafayette county must keep
the fair going.
''Boys will be boys" but you can't
afford to lose any of them. Be ready for
the green apple season by having De
Wits Collie and Cholera Cure in the
house. Crist & Gardner. 1-25-1y
Bessie May, the 9-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. VIM. Carlisle, who resides on Twenty
fourth street, near the Baptist chapel,
dice at 5 o'clock Thursday morning, after
a painful illness of ten days with erysip-
elias, superinduced by blood poisoning.
She suffered great agony before death
came to her. The funeral took place from
the family residence yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
Wellington Qui Vive: Prof. l.. f.
Meyers, of the Lexington Business Col
lege, was at this place and vicinity look
ing up scholars for his school. This
school has made rapid strides since its
establishment, and it now ranks as one OF
the foremost business colleges of the
west, and Lexington should congratulate
herself upon having such an educational
institution and also upon having such a
- DAT
Meyers at its head.
A band of Salvation army people have
erected a tent near Longs hotel and
begun active work in the way of destroy
ing the influence of the evil one in this
community. The members dress in
uniform and during the day sell copies of
their paper, the War Cry, through the
city. They appear to be a very gentle
manly and sociable lot OF people, and are
moi as noisy as other bands that have
travelled through the state.
A special from Higginsville to Sundays
Kansas City Times says: THE democrats
of Lafayette county who are opposed to
the Chicago platform and Bryan and
Sewall met in this city today to send
u6lckhICo " u a
about ten days. notice in all parts of the
county, and with the presence of Messrs.
TrimbIe, of Kansas City, and Orear, of
Marshall, something like a dozen showed
up for business. At present they claim a
following of twenty-five in the county,
which is considerably less than l, per cent
of the usual democratic vote. Captain
Asbury called the meeting to order and
Alexander Thompson, of Odessa, was
made chairman. The delegates elected
are: Alex. Graves, EmIson Chanslor, Wal
ker Bascom, W. L. Green, W. K. Belt, c.
W. McCord, Max Lyons and G. w. Tate"
The republicans surely don't think they
will carry this county this fall. II they
will investigate the figures they will see
their small chance of even getting a con-
In 1894, on a vote for supreme
Judge in this county, the democrats cast
3,O12, the republicans 2,675, and the popu-
lists 426. Two years prior to that time
the democrats of this county gave Cleve-
1922 votes. The republicans gave
1888, and the populists gave
235. Thus 1t will be seen by this
vote that $40 democrats stayed at home,
only 157 republicans failed to vote.
The populist increase was 191. This year
these $40 democrats are going to the polls,
some of the republicans are going
them on the same mission. Our
ticket will not be hurt by this gold move-
Where we lose one gold bolter we
will get two populists. At the last pri-
nary election the total democratic vote
was about $500; or, in other words, the
democrats cast in their primary election
100 more votes than the republicans
rave Harrison at a general election.
The New York World has given an
of the measurement of Mrs. Lease
Is taken by DIR. Louis FIske Bryson a
eading lady doctor of New York and
pupil of Hammond under its orders. She
Ilso gave a judgement Of Mrs. Leases
characteristics. Mr.. Geo. Wilson OF this
ity went to Saratoga some years ago by
Idvice of DR.. Russell to get rid of malarial
ever, and whilst there stopped at the
Ieustis House, a great resort for southern
RS, and found DR.. Bryson treating all the
lex in the house and put himself under
Ter care. She made him throw away his
and treated him with medicines
whose names she would not tell, probably
poisons, but they cured the fever.
hi is a kinswoman of the historian John
'iske, lived in Baltimore and was left
nth a little girl by her Incorporate hus-
and. She then studied medicine and
as won her way in New York city. In
to being a successful physician
he tells character with remarkable accur-
cy by seeing the handwriting without
the one who wrote it. She is a
rainy woman and first sprang into notice
v the publication of an article in the
lew York Medical Journal as to whether
higher education is making woman
1873 womanly. 1t attracted wide attention {
nd was copied by the Sun. |
The INTELLIaENCRR has contained some
God financial documents in the past, but
one better than that which speaks today {
DR. the Morrison Wentworth Bank. This
Iibralter of finance, even in these hard {
times thai try mems SOULS" evidences I
" its official statement a most healthy /
nd prosperous condition. The Morrison G
Bank is one of the strongest
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