The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-05-28
Wilson & CriSt,
OoDosite Grand Central.

fOR htNI-A TWO story ITdHe irsi-
dencr; desirable location. Apply mt this
off Il. 8 81
Mrs. O-car ] nIl ard has been quite sick
during the past week and "Os." has Leen
at home most of the week.
Nj :. Mamie AIoreland entertained a few
friends last evening in honor of her
friend, Miss Birchie Smith, OF Dunksburg,
Missouri.
The board OF directors of the Lexington
public schools meets next Wednesday
night, to elect a full corps nf teachers for
the next school year.
Lieut.. Lindley Nj. Wood, of the train
ing ship'Mohican, is now at San francisco
awaiting further orders. lie is eager to
assist Uncle Sam in destroying the Span
ish fleet.
A torpid liver robs you OF ambition and
ruins your health. DE Wits Little Early
Risers cleanse the liver, cure constipation
and all stomach and liver troubles. Day
& Shelby, Leading Druggists. 4-2tf
Thirty five years make a generation.
That is how long AdOIph Fisher, of
GAINESVILLE, o, sufft red from piles. He
was cured by using De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve. Day & Shelby, Leading
Druggists. 4-2tf
That man is not lazy whose liver is
torpid and whose bowels are clogged up.
He needs Prickly Ash Bitters Its cleans
ing and stimulating properties will
quickly restore activity, energy and cheer
fulness. Sold by Leroy Farmer.
A game of base ball, Monday, between
w. NJ. A. and Richmond teams resulted in
a victory for Richmond, en- a score of 13
to -. Not such a bad defeat, boys, after
all. in a battle with such worthy foes as
the Richmond team.
The Institute Board of Lafayette county
on last Wednesday, elected instructors for
the Lafayette County Teachers Institute
which meets here, June 18th. Prof c. A.
Phillips is conductor, with Prof. H. d..
Demand and Prof. SebrIng, associates.
President E.. b. Craighead, of FayeIte,
Mo-, who delivers the annual address for
Central College, is one of the most bril-
liant orators OF our day. He is one of the
distinguished sons of Missouri, whose
reputation extends throughout the South.
Missouri is proud of such brilliant men,
MhO nave hlaue q reputation lot q
abroad.
WArrensburg Journal Democrat: James
NJ. Cobb, well known to many of our res
idents of this city and county, died near
Odessa, Yesterday, of old age. Deceased
was about So years OF age aud had been a
resident of Lafayette county Tor the past
TO years. Deceased was a grandfather of
Mrs, Julie Coe of this CITY.
Capt. Ed. Hickman, c~ommandant of
cadets at w. NJ. A has received a COM
mission from the u. s. government as
battalion adjutant in the first regiment of
Missouri volunteers. lie is awaiting or
ders TO join his regiment, which is now at
-Chicamaugua, and may be ordered to the
front ut any time.
NJ. l.. Yocum, Cameron, Pa, says: ~
was a sufferer for ten years, trying most
all kinds of remedies, but without sue
cess. DE Wits Witch Hazel Salve WAS
recommended to me. 1 used one box. 1t
has effected a permanent cure" AS q
permanent cure for piles De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve has no equal. Day 4 Shelby.
Leading Druggists. 4-2tf
The Northern Pacific Railroad, st. Paul,
Mimi, has issued a magazine of about 100
PAGES, beautifully printed and illustrated,
which they call "Wonderland," and
which they will send to any address for
six cents in postage. This magazine,
while an advertisement for the railroad,
is full OF valuable Information and is
worthy of a place on our center tabIes.
The INTELLIGENCER acknowledges the
rnn-f.N 81 N, an.saaaE@, F-4-, ~ aIr ]
and graduates of Potter College, Bowling
Green, KY, to attend their commence
ment exercises at the opera house, on
Wednesday morning, June ], 1898. They
will please accept our thanks for the
same. Miss Elizabeth Smith is the tai
ented teacher OF vocal music ia this col
lege.
The friends of Miss Eunice Wray FuIton
will be sorry to learn that her connection
with the schools of Lexington ceases after
next week, she having accepted a position
in the Kansas City College of Music and
During the four years she has
taught in our schools, she has, by her
faithful instruction and attractive man
ner, won the esteem OF ali who know her.
We wish her success wherever her lot
may be cast.
Nevada Mo-, May II About noon to-day
the southeastern heavens presented the
of spectacles. AthWart the sky
three distinct bands of brilliant colors
extending from the meridian to the hori-
blue, one red and one white,
but exact representations of
the national coIors. Hundreds OF people
-as..A a.. av4.laNN a-
startling spectacle. 1t was simply old
painted in the sky. IL was not II
rainbow. though doubtless produced from
causes. Those who saw it were
more or less startled. IL was sublime and
beyond description.
Beginning Thursday, May 18th. we will
offer our customers the following bar
gains: Eight dress skirts, worth 81 90,
for S1.75. Nine dress skirts, worth 81 and
1926, for g %; Seven dress skirts, worth
"a so, for 1926; two dress skirts, worth 50.
Tor S4.15; three dress skirts. worth % 90,
Tor So; one dress skirt, worth 81 90, for IS;
1ne dress skirt, worth IS 90, for g.. They
are all Of this years importation, and are
irsL-class goods. We offer twelve dozen
owels, worth zoe, for 33c; twenty dozen
,oWefs, worth co., for Soc; fifteen dozen
.owels, worth 81 25, for 81; seven dozen
.owels, worth s1.5O. for $40; seventeen
iozen towels, worth 81, for SI.51; seven
iozen towel9, worth 81 so, for 81 %.
twenty five dozen towels, worth - for
$50. These were all bought before the
.ariff advance, and are worth 10 to ~ per
,enL more han we ask for them. We
Jffer you your choice OF fifty shirt waists,
rom last year, for Soc each. We sold
hem last year at 81, sl.25 and f1.5O. We
have "A beautiful line of new shirt waists,
It 81, 81 % and $1.5O We have a dns stock
IF Amsterdam silk gloves at Soc. Ladies'
Jersey rib vests, 3, 8. 10, 10, 25c. Ladies'
Inc Jersey rib uni "a suit. 50 anr T.. \
assortment Of lHdI-s' .uu-lIn uui.r
year At very low prices. \ hn- 40" K 81
new make Of corset at q. 30 aud AZ cents.
remnants of mating, five to
fifteen yards; choice for 15c;. some of
hem are worth 60c.
w. g. MCCAUsLAED. u