The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-02-05
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County cour. meets Monday.

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County cour meets Monday.
Buy your groceries of VIM. J. Gabel
Eest of court house. 9-1stf
County Assessor Drummond turned hi
books over to the county court Tuesday
Before purchasing a steel range, call ant
see the Peerless at @. E. YingIing's. f6t
Ponds we're frozen over this week, aut
the young folks had q I'm time skating
Don't fall to see the three-leeRed saiIoI
10 "a Breezy Time" At New Grand
February 8
Foa RErT.-A hve-room cottage In Col
Ieee Place. For farther Information cal
at this ONCE. Lib #
We come to tell you that they are or
the m rket sgsiu, Joe Longs sugar curet
hama and bacon. LIS a
wARTED-work for colored boys. len
twelve ard fourteen years. Apply at thu
INTELLieENcER office. II
The funniest, wittiest and brightest o.
ell farce co redies, "a Breezy Time" Al
opera house, this city, February 8.
We win do your Painting and Paperine
now, much cheaper than In the spring
when the rush is on. UT Bros. 1-sm2
Don't pay loh cents per pound for tur'
Keys, when you can get one of Joe Longs
sweet hams, which Is better, for less
q 1-15-t4
Mr. WIN. II. waddeIl has sold his farm
six miies southeast Of this city, and has
rented a farm near Odessa, where he will
move in . few days.
For eALE.-A handsome Regal Mon
arch gasoline stove, as good as new. Cost
$3.50; Will sell for s12.6o. Leaving city.
Address MRS. A~EToINETrE HAWK,
Lexington. Mo.
There Il something TO amuse, something
to Ln6tf16t s~oplethiEe TO entertain, m
ehfn3 a pisase, bat nothing TO offend or
bore ID "a Breezy Time" At New Grand
opera house, next Tuesday night.
Don't naaseate your stomach with teas
and bitter herbs, bat regulate your liver
aud sick headache by using those famous
little pills known as De Wits Little
Early Risers. Day & Shelby, Leading
DroS0ista. 1-I6tf
Wednesday was Ground Hog day. The
Thermometer stood about z above zeroi
the sun shone brightly, and the wind
howisd. II Mr.. Grounding came out of
his hole on that day, he froze before he
coald get back.
country sch oil teacher near Bowling
Green recently introduced the study OF
physiology. A few days later she received
the following noteI "Dear MIss *
Please don't learn my Mary Ann any
more about her insides. It amt nice,
and besides II makes her vittels Disagree
with her"
Il is reported that Capt. Ryland Tod
hunter was injured by being thrown { ON
q horse last week. We learn that Capt.
Todhunter was considerably bruised
about the head and shoulders, and has
sincs beer eonhned to his bed. We trust
he d not seriously ioiured and will soon
be able to be out again.
The cold weather didn't have the least
eaiecs on the candidates. They hustled
early and late, and paid no more attention
90 the fact that the Thermometer was
hossring around In the zero neighbor.
hood than they did TO the warm weather
last summer. The early mornings this
week were pretty sharp and frosty, and
1s would have hardly thought any
would lave ventured ont, but
che ssearIv nlrdsp were on hand to take
Of any who stayed out over night.
AZ the adjourned session of the county
coort he,d Tuesday. the following jurors
for the March term Of the HigRinsville
court were drawni Morris Ham
nA.-As-I
Iain, Edward Mason. Amos Grooms. John
Blaze, Wm. a. Bell, p. Jonas Mc0ee. W.
Barnes, Wilson Malone, Young Hick-
In. Jesse Wardsr, A. A. Tioe. Charles
arsham, John Douglass, Geo Vandiver,
3abs Hall, Ed. J. RoRge, A. q. Phillips,
J. Wilksrson. O.. g. Foulds, Mitchell
1. Throp and B. L. Davenport.
,..,a.,oe ~ NJ eeoroe
~ I.hn.o, -. IN tovn. was the scene
4 \ p~,easans social gathering Monday,
.ud thoss who were present will not soon
.oreet the day. Monday was Mr.. john
.oo,a forty-second birthday and bis wife
entertained . number Of friends at 9
,inssr In bis honor. 40 elegant dinner
vas served, and was done iuii Justice oy
hose present, who were; Mr.. and MIS- j.
q. Hall, Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence Vivion,
Dr.. aud Mrs. n. 8. Payne. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pred aicks, Mrs. q. P. McCauslanj and
TRUE White, g sister Of Mrs- john
on.
Carl NJ. Rrosius ana MIss Lillian Fran.
Noraeet were married Tuesday after
,oo,. Fsbruarv 1. at the home of J. ".
.,,rts an East Kansaa street. Iudepan-
&C. NO Bi,bop william Frost. Of Z
rsha,tv- No. of3ciatino. Only intimate !
,i.nas ana relatives Of the contracting
,artses were present. Mr.. Brosius is city ]
ditor Of the Liberty Advance. The BRIDE G
nd been a resident of Independence for q I
,umbey of years before removing with
n, uar,nts TO Admire, Kas. Mr.. Brosius c
- Tor q long time an mploye OF the /
r-rEr11oEsoER once, and ali hands a
mite In wishing him much happiness. {
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