The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-04-24
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g Wilson's
RACKET STORE,
ITaerle Building, Main Street.
LOCAL s-HoRT-sToPs.
IIaerle Building,

Rumor has it that the McGrew mill will
soon be opened in full blast.
Going like hot cakes-cabinet photos a
Phares'. Only 81 per dozen. 11-2Stf
Tim Howard has improved and papared
his house, built a fine portico and is get
ting ready for Bryan's election ia 1900.
A course OF Hoods Sarsapa lila taken
! now will build up the system and prevent
serious illness later on. Get only Hoods.
If you would be cured of constipation
and all it's evil effects, take "Forker's
Electricity Pills." No nausea, gri ping or
weakening effects. All druggists sell
them. 4 BIT
Rev. DIR. Watts, of st. Joseph, one of
the ablest Methodist ministers in the
state, will assist Rev. Mr.. Faris in a meet
ing which begins at the Methodist church
tomorrow morning.
President Morton, of the e. A. s., took
the young ladies Of the seminary and
Baptist college out Tuesday for a trip
across the Missouri river. They crossed
r on the Laura and it was a source of
great enjoyment to all. The river was
very high and this made the trip seem
perilous.
DIR. G. r. Day, of MAYHEM, DIR. IL. F..
1 Becker, of Concordia, and DIR. H. Will
Iiams, of Odessa, have been appointed as
the board of pensions for Lafayette
county. Their appointments take effect
on May 1. DR.. B. d.. Ragland, DIR. j. II.
Straugh and DR.. w. c. Webb now consti-
tute the pension board.
The cheapest fertile lands now open for
settlement in the United States are located
In Texas. The Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway will have excursion rates
to the above section on March 10, April 6
and 20. For maps and further informa-
ton, address the nearest local agent, OF
. A, C. Miner, t.. p. A, M. K. & II. Ry.,
Sedalia, Missouri.
The "kid" base ball mines of Lexington
and Odessa played an interesting game OF
! ball last Saturday at Odessa. Both teams
! were evenly matched in size and science
] OF the game and the game was holly con-
tested from start to finish but Lexington
Awon out in the ninth inning by a score of
"a to 25. Odessa will return the game
next Saturd ay.
The play. "Our Boys" by r. Byron,
(broke the London record for long runs by
Having an uubroken run OF 300 nights at
|the Strandard in London, upon it's first
presentation. 1t is a play vel adapted to
khe Excelsior Stock Company aud the
manner in which they produce it is de-
SERVING of the highest praise. MIR. Earl
whom Lexington lovers OF
music will remember for his artistic work
on the daintIest OF Instruments, the man
doIiu, is included in the strong cast.
Thieves entered the cellar of Alfred
Amor last Saturday night and carried
fifteen gallons of wine. They took
ht to a vacant house near by and drank all
could, and The balance they took
with Them when they Ieft. The gang had
d one-horse rig, which they left standing
n MIR. McIntyre's potato patch while
khey went after the wine. They were
Evidently out for a good Time, for they
left three boxes OF sardines and two dozen
bggs behind. IL is supposed that a GER
kahn party of young men who were out
khat night are the thieves, for as Fred
Mcintyre was on his way home that night
he ran into a party of zig young men
Evithin 200 yards OF MIR. An2T's house.
EVhep Mr.. Mcintyre walled up To thsgJ
hive OF the party turned and ran away, |
but not before SIR. Mcintyre recognized
keveraI of them. The sixth man stood
hin and Mr.. Mcintyre asked him what
.hev were doing out at that time Of night,
n being about II o'clock. lie said they
were out coon hunting, but Ar. Mcintyre
believes they were hunting wine. i