The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-01-15
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"Maud s." hour for sale at Aull & Will
Mons. II YOU wish the best try this brand.
For fresh groceries at lowest prices go
to EggIeston & Ewing, opposite court
house. lZ-1oti
w. NJ. Academy opened Tuesday morn
ing with a good attendance, and some
new pupils.
FoR RENT.-A hve-room cottage in Col
Iege Place. For further information call
at this office. 1-15-tf
We will do your Painting and Paperiug
NOW, much cheaper than in the spring,
when the rush is on. Urn Bros. 1-sm2
The proper way to build health is to
bake the blood rich and pure by taxing
kSs Sarsaperilla. the oue true blood
swartz was badly hurt at the
I16n mines, Thursday evening, by a
I'm 5fnoai. He is a young white man,
ecs atty married.
TIE recent heavy rains filled tue cls-
terms around town and the small boy Will
get q rest from his labor OF carrying water
q from the neighbours we'll.
FOR RENT.-120-acre farm, with dwell
ing house, &C. Convenient to Bates City,
station on G. & A. R. R. Apply to LEE
WALLACE, Lexington, Mo. l-s q
The street lights all over town went out
Monday night and left the town In dark
ness. 1t happened that the night was very
dark aud m ny a pedestrian spoiit his
shi- VI crossing the streets.
-oface has printed for the Gas Com
a neat pamphlet entitled "X-Rays
on the Gas RilI.1 It Is Intended for Its
patrons, and explains how to use gas in
tsIIIgently aud economically. 1-st2
DON'T uauseate your stomach with teas
aud bitter herbs, but regulate your liver
and sick headache by using those famous
little pills known as De Wits Little
Early Risers. Day q Shelby, Leading
Dr,ea,sts 1-15tf
The Grove Youugs will case which
came mn before the circuit court here,
Tassdav. was continued over until March
n, A large crowd of witnesses and others
interested 10 the hearing of the case were
on hand that day.
Rev. W. 1. Cole will preach a sermon TO
young men, at the Baptist church, tomor-
row morning. The Academy boys VIII De
present. All young men are invited to be
present. Alright he will preach on 1.-THE
Five Points of Sim"
at crave but One Minute, !" said the pub
lie speaker in q husky voice; and then ne
took a dose Of One Minute Cough Cure,
aud proceeded with his oratory. One
Minnie Cough Cure is unequalled Tor
throat aud lung troubles. Day & Shelby,
IaadIng 0ruooists. 1 16tf
Odessa people always manage to be In
front rank. The kangaroo" court has
been introduced In that town as a means
of entertaining young people at evening
socIals. In HIgginsvilIe It is different.
The mock trial has so far been only for
old bachelors, club men, etc.
It heals everything except a broken
heart, may be said of De Wits Witch
Hazel SaIve. Piles and rectal diseases,
cuts, burns, bruises, tetter, eczema and
ali skin roubIes may be cured by It
quickly and permanently. Day q Shelby.
Leading Druggists. 1-iott
A runaway aud smash up occurred on
Third street, Monday afternoon, just In
front of the ELIZABETH AnIl seminary.
- Magnus Lille and Eric Johnson were on
their road home when a team attached to
a buggy belonging to Mr.. VIM. Bear ran
into the buggy In which johnson and
Lille were riding. and broke both rigs up
considerably. Eric johnson was badly
hurt. and was taken to the Office of Dr..
Fredendall for treatment.
HigRinsviile Advance, Jan. 7: "Wed.
nesday qeo. Hughes was arrested, and
held under charge of carrying concealed
Being unable to give bond.
$500. he was ordered taken to Lexington
20 be placed 10 the county jail. Shortly
before train time Thursday evening Con
stable Gum started with bis prisoner for
the Missouri Pacific depot. But Hughes,
ft seems, had made up his mind not 10 go.
On the way to the depot he overPowersd'
or held up as 1t were, the constable. took
from hin his revolver, and skipped, leav-
log the officer without prisoner or gun.
Hughes has not been heard from since"
Sweet Springs Herald: Sunday after
noon We went to the spring grounds to see
n HOW ths Eork on the 6anitarium was pro-
|l& <s1140< 4 great deal OF work has been
4 1Nt Itcnt is all new and modern,
m <1r@< 11tohes have been added, also
,r ifa1tt and windows aud the Interior
A nicsiy csiIed; the outside has been
made new and is being painted, things
look iii business out on this beautiful
lawn. II the present fine weather contin-
ues we will o have our hopes realized
in the way OF the completion of this mag
nlficeut building. Then with the coming
of spring we will have other enterprises
come to us.-WIth Sweet Springs nothing
Is impossible"
The following item from the I~ndepend-
ence Sentinel will be read with interest.
Phtiander Packark was we'll known here.
Hi father kept the old City Hotel about
fifteen years ago. The Sentinel says:
ssEmiIy FORBES, an aunt of Philander
Packard, died at her home In Vermont
several weeks since. She left a comforta.
BILE property, of which Mr.. Packard Is one
of the heirs, there probably being some
eight or ten persons mentioned In the
will. PhiIander Packard Is a brother of
the late E. T. Packard OF this city. He
Inherited a fortune of some $1,000 from
his father, bat after several years OF travel
and financial losses, and i'll health, he
was sent to the poor farm at his own re-
quest. His relatives In Independence
would have preferred to maintain and
support their unfortunate kinsman had
he beer willing to permit it. It is thought
shat In the administration ofithis estate a
sufncisnt sum will be left to keep Mr..
Packard in comfortable circumstances for
the remainder of his days"
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