The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-02-22
C sHoRT-sToPs.
Criminal court is still In session.
The house will decide the Van q

; Criminal court is still in session.
The house will decide the Van Horn.
Tarsney case next Tuesday.
Heiry Bascom Is q candidats tSs "a
assessor 81 sedalIa. subiset % Republican
ncsi8ns
~ Joe. Long cures all his own meat ant
makes the finest and purest lard in thu
oun 1-1S-t6
Nothing like them in the m~arket-thos
sweet, sugar-cured hams and Breakfast
Bacon at Jos. L. Longs. 1-1S-t6.
The election cases from Kansas City die
not attract all of the Kaw citizens, but
they were largely represented.
The transfer company keeps a call POOL
at the Mammoth liverv stable. and one a
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders a
these places. lO-27-tf
NoTIoE-A small stock of groceries
good trade and good location. Will sci
cheap for cash, or trade for horses. In.
ouIre of Geo. L. Smith. 2-s-4t
A high liver with a torpid liver will not
be . long liver. Correct the liver with
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, little pill:
that cure dyspepsia and constipation
Crist & Garder. 1-25-1y
Today is Washington's birthday. Hs
has been dead almost a century, but his
fame is undimmed, for time has not
effaced his noble deeds from the memory
a grateful people.
Mr.. A. w. Smith will go to Moberly
today TO onduc the choir at the pro-
tracted meeting now in progress there In
the Christian church under the leadership
of the noted evangelist, Elder Updyke.
A local company will play Stuart
Robison's iHenrietta'' at the New Grand
March 18th, the proceeds to go TO the
National Park fund. The amateurs are
working hard, and will give a fine
attraction.
Sore eyes, no matter how severe or long
standing, are cured by DR.. Jackson's Eye
galye. e soothes and removes he in
fallatsan and Rra6ulatIon at once. Can
% had a. any drpg storesat twenty-five
cents q box. 2-3-1year. 4
Soothing. healing. cleansing, DeWitt's
Witch Hazel salre Il the snemy to sores,
wopnds ard piles, Nnfsh u never fails to
care. Etopz ISchtae ind burning. Cures
chsppsd lips md cold-sores in two or
three honre. Crist & Gardner. 1-25-1y
Many Of the witnesses and others con
nected with the Kansas City election
cases are becoming well acquainted in
Lexington. They have visited us so often
and have had SO much leisures time to
dispose of, that they now walk around
town with the ease and abandon OF old
sfnhebitaRtss
~. u ~fs ~3n 44ES2R.r har0aina will
seil my tNo thrms. lying onr miles west
OF censordia, coniaininx 800 acres heat
improved, well k4eed land, az rrder-
bargain. For further informatIon apply
to Charles Hefer, Higginsville; J.P.
Hendrick, Concordia, or Mrs. 8. B. Hem
drick, Wsrrensburg, Mo. 2-1-tf
While driving an iron wedss with &
heavy hammer at the Serat coal shaft last
Wednesday Pat Shea, q young miner, had
one of his eyes knocked out by a piece OF
the hammer breaking of and striking the
eye almost with the force of a bullet. He
had Just about recovered from the kick of
Q mule, which fractured his skull and
laid hin up for many weeks.
During the trial of the Kansas City
election case in the criminal court last
ItG9dat q visiting attorney arose and
hnubly requested Judge Ryland to send
tbs NItlesses into another room until
they were called upon to testify. The
Judge promptly declared that there was
not an unoccupied room in the building,
q therefore he was necessarily COM
PEELED to refuse the request. The lawyer
seemed ~astonished and again urged that
ths witnesses be excluded from the room.
As there was no other room to send them
to, the judge permitted them to remain,
despite the protests of the attorney. The
building has been crowded all week, and
it has been fairly demonstrated that it is
entirely too small for the proper and salts
factory use for which it is designed, and
must be enlarged 10 meet the require !
ments constantly observed and demanded
by the public.
Kansas City Journal, 18th: Orville
shelby, son of United States Marshal 10
Shelby, met with an accident at Adrian,
Mo-, Sunday evening, Dy which he lost
his left hand, the surgeons amputating the
injured member two Incl IS above the
wrist. He had gone to Adrian to bring
home two OF his children. who were visit
ing there. When he got of the train and
started up to the depot, he stepped on a
coupling pin hat lay on the walk and was
thrown backwards. His head struck the
door OF q freight car in u train that was
moving on one side of the tracks, and
he struck the ground his left hand
went under the wheel, and the greater
of his hand was cut off, and the
SO badly crushed that amputa-
ton above the wrist was necessary. He
will remain at Adrian for a short time.
Fortunately he was carrying al accident
insurance policy.