The weekly intelligencer., 1898-03-26
There is a good stage of water in the

There is a good stage of water In the
river.
Billiards. best platino photos for thirty
days at reduced rates. Gallery opposite
postoffice. a-19-4t
/ WANTED.-A white woman to do gem
eral housework. Apply at the INTELLI-
aENoER Office. tt
Don't have your photos made before
going to Billiards. and getting his prices
Gallery opposite rostofice. s-19-4t
/ The greater includes the less. hood's
SarsaparilIa cures scrofula, and may be
depended upon to cure boils and pimpies
| The seat sale for James A. Herue'f
beautiful comedy, "Shore Acres," will
open Monday morning at 10 O'Clock, at
Farmers.
The Lexington Coal Company will sup
ply the state peniteutiary with coal for
the ensuing year. This will help some In
keeping the mines running this summer.
The steamer Gasconade, which loaded
with lumber at this point, started down
the river Tuesday. Shs had not gone g
quarter OF a mile before she ran aground
and our ferry had to pull her off.
Bev. franklin, whose arrest we recorded
last week, escaped from the officers at
Urbana before Constable Zeysing reached
there. He Is still at large, aud is proba'
bly, in the Indian Territory by this time.
Miss Minnie Davenport, OF st. Louis
who is trimmer for Miss Lucy Davis mill
linery establish ment, is here now ready
to suit the taste OF the most fastidious
customer. Ladies', call at once. New
stock just In. s-19tf
We have often heard the bell at the
Baptist college called the "Saluda bell, !"
but Mr.. 10 Wilson says that bell went to
Savannah, Mo-, and Mr.. Tevis says the
Baptist bell was In use at the old semi
nary In Old Town, long before the saluda
accident.
Elsewhere we publish q call for meet
Ing of all persons interested in the live
stock business. We hope the meeting
will be we'll attended. Stoskmen are
requested TO call at this Office before the
meeting for further Information. Read
the call and attend the meeting.
There is time for everything, and the
time to attend to a cold 10 when it starts.
Don't wait till you have consumption,
but prevent 1t by using One Minute
Cough Cure, the great remedy for coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis and all throat
/ and lung troubles. Day Shelby, Lead
ing Druggists. 1-lotf
John Griffin, of ZaneSville, o., says: 81
never lived day for thirty years without
suffering agony, until a box of De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve cured my piles" For
piles and rectal troubles, cuts, bruises
sprains, eczema and all skin troubles, De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve Is unequalled
Day & Shelby, Leading Druggists. 1-1bti
NoTICE-To the public, and especially
the people Of Lexington, who want few
! fine fruit trees: will have large sur
plus of fine trees and all kinds OF nursery
stock for sale. for the Lees Summit Nur-
sery, at my house. on South and Twenty
third streets, SO you can select your trees
You are invited to inspect STOCK.
| 2et2 J. H. WIELIaMAN.
Mr.. Lewis Neale announces himself in
| this issue as a candidate for city recorder.
He made the race two years ago for this
office and was only beaten three votes.
Everyone knows Mr.. Neals, and We know
that no endorsement from US Is neces-
sary. Should he be elected, he will
always be found at his Office, ready for
business, aud will give such judgment ns
the case deserves. He will mako first
rate recorder.
Ths charter members Of Confederate
Home chapter United Daughters OF the
| n - II or7Il In vrafl af
and elected the following officers: Mrs. A.
E. Asbury, president; Mrs. w. q. Hesie.
first vice president; Mrs. NJ. F. Reinhart,
second yice-president; Mrs. Il. F. Camp
bell, corresponding secretary; Miss Flos-
sic Lake, recording secretary; Miss Lou
rama Preston, treasurer. The next meet
log will be on Monday, April 11th, at the
American bank parlors.
Our spring stock has arrived; our store
is full to OVERLOOKING. We are showing
novelties In all lines. We have the right
things at the right prices. No one can
bsat US In low pricesi no one can beat as
In styles; no one can beat Us 10 quality.
DJn't be afraid to ask for what you want
! we have Thousands of things that you do
not see until you call for them. We keep
full line of ladies' muslin underwear.
and beautiful assortment OF wool and
silk ready made dress skirts. Look out
for our next weeks ad-
w. g. MCCAUsLAND.
Iu our announcement column will bt
found the name of Mr.. Clarence Vivion,
who asks for a re- nomination to the office
of prosecuting attorney. There Is no op
i hah rutlt ha
Mr.. Vivion has made record OF which he
may well feel proud, and be will go back
into Office with two years of valuable ex-
periencs. His official record il open to
scrutiny; his political record 10 as straight
as a string. He is always ready to work
for the party; his wide acquaintance and
his ability as an eloquent, vigorous
speaker make his services valuable. They
are always at the command of his party
His name will add strength to the ticket
Hon. Charles L. Ewing, our present
very efficient circuit clerk, announces
himself as g candidate for reelection.
No man In Lafayette county has a longer
democratic record than he has, no man
has been moro loyal to It's every enunoia-
tion OF principle. lie was, for number
OF years editor of The Odessa Democrat,
and every Issue of that paper showed his
deep interest In the welfare of his party,
and bis willingness to work and sacrifice
for it. He Is q democrat because he can
not believe In any other doctrine H.
may believe In Bob Ingersoir~ ii',I
salvation, but he cIaD.-. col ...-s
taking silver from circa.,'I,, ,nss.-
money more plentiful; nor that taxation
makes people richer. Mr.. Ewing has 8
large personal following all over tht
county, and his rS-nomI nation would
bring many votes to the ticket.