The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-08-20
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Lexington must hays some good roads.
Tuesday next, August sd, good roads
81 the court house.
Rev. e. @. Gordon, delivered an address
the Westminster League, which
net at Pleasant Hill. August 10 and II.
Good Chance TO Make Monty.-Good
for restaurant and rooming
,ouss. Walker Block, Higginsville, Mo.
address; Trade Palace, In Walker Block.
In warm weather Prickly Ash Bitters
helps your staying qualities. Workers
Who use 1t occasionally stand the heat
and are less iatigued at night.
Sold by Leroy Farmer. 7-i6t3
Cooper d Co.'s circus showed here last
Monday. It wal Of the old'sims one
ring variety. 1t had no msnagerie, and
was therefore short on parade. The circus
performance was very good, and the
show wa well attended, both day and
Night.
Two deputy United States marshals, r.
II. Gaines and W. q. Mills, Of Paris,
Texas, stopped here over Sunday with
three prisoners for the Boonville reform
school. They had delivered ten United
States prisoners ct the Leavenworth peni-
Tertiary.
More than twenty million Tree samples
Of Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve have been
distributed by the manufacturers. What
better proof OF their confidence In Its
merits do you wantf 1t cures piles, burns,
scalds and sores In the shortest space oil
time. Day & Shelby, Leading Druggists
MIR. J. O. Biedsoe, county treasurer
received . check, Tuesday morning, from
! r. L. Pitts, state treasurer. for the sum o
o., 629.s SO, being the amount Of state schoo
funds apportionsd to Lafayette county
Mr.. Bledsoe will roon announce to TIL
various school districts the amounts h
which they are entitled.
For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites
burns, skin diseases, and especially piles
there IL one reliable remedy-DeWitt'
Witch Hazel salve. When you call 70
Dewitt's don't accept counterisits O
frauds. You will not be disappointe
with Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. DA
& Shelby, Leading Druggists. ATT
Capt. J.. J.. Fulkerson, Of Company I
Filth Missouri Volunteers, at Chicks
mauga, reached home, at Higginsviil
Saturday night, and spent Tuesday !
this city. He had 0 brief furlough, an
came back to see the people, and TO rel
for Q few days. Everybody was glad
see him, and all were glad to hear goC
news from Company K. This Is n
the fnest companies in the Fifth, and Il
Fifth IL the finest regiment at Chick
manga.
Hon. Samuel Davis, Of Marshall, II
democratic nominee for circuit judge I
this district, was a welcome visitor to OF
sanctum Tuesday. Judge Davis will z
the full democratic vote Of Lafaye,
county. Not only this, but Judge Ric
candidate for criminal Judge, will al
get the full vote, aud unless the repub
cans put up & better man than tn
usually do, both gentlemen will 9
Republican votes In this county. Y
want Lafayette county to give Judl
Davis and Rich as big q vote as Sail
county has always given to Lsfaye
), county men.
Il The Irish. Americaus had q picnic
"A Washington Park, Kansas City, last Su
y day, TO celebrate the three hundred
= anniversary OF the battle Of Yellow Fo
&c There were about 5000 persons prese
Several speeches were made. Mr.. Geo
Wilson, Of this city, spoke at LENT
upon tho proposed Anglo-Ameri'
alliance, aud bitterly opposed the mo
msnt from the standpoint that Engla
is not At TO become q party with
United States In such an alliance u
she shall have freed ireland from Q bo
age which 10 almost a. inhuman as I
Of the Cubans under Spanish rule.
Kentucky Gazette: The police OF 81
. byville. KY, has erected an sma'
whipping post In the streets Of that to
Several young negroes, arrested for p
offenses, were soundly thrashed by t
mamas instead Of sending them to
work. house. The PAIL Mall Gazette
|. o.z4ol aantor Oropaaad da0OinO
cure for habitual drunkards before
nd British Msdico- Psychological Societ,
:, Edinburgh. For the "%alchoholic cri
IT, he suggested as q remedy blistering
ow the application Of plasters, and for
plea OF heredity" that the man shout
are logged within an inch Of his life e
time he took o drink. Now, all this
~" wanted is to extend this great civiliEe
,rt the thiePs back, and the world woul'
q great gamer.
Tuesday night this section was vii
by q very heavy downpour Of rain.
lightning kept up an almost CONT
fash, while there were many crashe
thunder. The storm commenced at
o'clock and lasted nearly all night.
streets were washed clean. No DANA
any consequence was done In the
The railroad bridge across the sni, ca
Wellington. was washed away.
. Ssdalia train came In on time, and
west to the bridge. The Kansas City
came to the bridge, when the mail
passengers were transferred over
wagon bridge. The crews also chaI
and each train backed out, causing
little trouble TO the passengers, a
delay Of half an hour In the arrival o
mail. A new culvert had been put !
road near the old fair grounds. The
was washed away from the bridge
passing around 1t was dangerouI
loaded wagons.
Kansas City Journal, 18th: Anon
Missouri volunteers, the following I
representation from Wentworth Mi
Academy a. commissioned officers:
vsy Clark, Of Butler, lieutenant colol
Dixtu Evkihaoust III Ave- We Aoit'
Kansas City, major in Third regimen
A. Hickman, Independence, adj
Sixth regiment Earl FltEhugh, K
- City, aide-de-camp on General Nj
= stat, Fifth regiment; 7. M. Cobb, K
y city, regimsntal sdiutant, Filth;
lGuulack, Kansas City, battalion adj
Fifth; ]. DeArmond, Butler, Hrst lie
ant, Second; ). d. Cravens, SprinI
frat lieutenant, Second; H. d.
TopskA. 6rst lieutenant, Third; 81
Gordon. drst lieutenant, Sixth. T
- the showing from Missouri alone.
,Otf fifteen states were represented a
. an. school last year. aud It 10 fair to PR
that q corresponding Number OF In
ant Offices in those states were al
! the graduates from this school. Besides
p. m. the school Ia even more largely
matte ssuted among the second lieute