The weekly intelligencer., 1898-11-05

See Mrs. F. Geyer, In her song and
lance, at New Grand, November IL.
Prosecutor 10 the best ten-cent cigar
made. II Is Lexington cigar. Try it.
II your eyes trouble you, have them /
iested free by Ludwigs a Grifith, Optl-
sians. 1t
Have you tried Kemble's Butterscotchf
Il Is home manufacture and made Of pure
1t
A full line OF Underwear. from 25c gar
meut to the finest Camel Hair and Bal
brigan at sinausr's. 2t
For sALE.-At reasonable prices, all
the property Of the late ]. W. Grant.
Apply to wm. s. Marrs. 1909 Franklin
lO.l.u
Cafe Hacker is the only oyster house
iu Lexington that receives its oysters In
bulk, direct from the oystsr boats, North
River, New York. ii-60t
Most everyone has a sweet tooth for
some kind Of candy. Kemble's Butter
scotch is something new. sweet and pure.
Call for II aud try 1t.
The democratic mass meeting, which
was held at the court house Thursday
nisht Of last week, ia getting In Its work.
Much good has already been done.
Irregular bowel movements lead 10
chronic constipation. Prickly Ash Bitters
Ia q reliable system regulator; cures
permanently. Sold by Leroy Farmer.
Mrs. W. ID. Rankin was in the city one
day this week and lost her pocketbook,
containing over $40. Somebody has found
It before this. The finder will please
bring It TO this Office and receive reward.
Mrs. James Wentworth. who now lives
In st. Louis, met with serious accident
one day last week. In going down stairs
she tripped and fell breakinr an arm.
She has not been 10 robust health for a
number OF years, and is is feared this
accident may prove very serious.
Concordian: Quite a serious accident
happened to Herman, the 6.year.old son
OF H. @. Bruins, Of this city. Ne fell on
the sidewalk and broke his arm lost
above the wrist. Only 4 short time ago
the little fellow broke the same arm a
little above the place he broke Saturday.
Wellington Qui vive: Wash johnson,
this week, purchased from Fred Rogge
the property in West Wellington known
as the King place. Consideration, 81, 400.
80. Hon. George Wilson, populist candl-
date for congress, spoke in this city Wed.
nesday night. He made very good talk.
Charles jennings, coal miner, work.
ing near Myrick, went to his horse about
noon Thursday, aud turned the horse
loose In pasture. As the horse wheeled
away from him. 1t kicked him with both
feet, one foot striking him In the stomach
and the other striking him over the
heart. The man was badly hurt, but will
recover.
Higginsville Jeffersonian: Mr.. aud
Mrs. Geo. Cantrell have lost two children
this week from diphtheria. They live
northwest Of Page City. Bessie. the
youngest, who was three years old, died
Monday; and Wednesday, Helen, aged
eight years, also succumbed to this dread
disease. They now have two boys left
Higglnsvllle Jeffersonian: Up. Silver
, nus ho'ep'ed position TO travel ior
3 oanniog company through Missouri
io"a. ana KANSAS Tor the next three
nnon'"'. ne was mere during tbe pss'
1 weeA' ms many iriends wish MIN sue
I cess h'esinsVii'e mas new lawyer II
a Tue person OF " a. hietn. Mr. Klein Is
SOU Vi W. r. h'etn' OF Mayview' an'
I comes from new Mexico, where ne ha
prac''ced Ior the past hve years. he Is a
4 present onicing win james T. ohinn',
r wafer hoioIook was accidentally sho