The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-01-29
LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.

Buy your groceries of VIM. J. Gabel,
west of court house. 0-loti
For RENT.-A fve-room cottage In Col
lege Place. For further information call
at this office. l-lb-u
We will do your Painting and PaPeriug
NOW, much cheaper than IN the spring,
when the rush is on. UIT BROS. 1-Sm2
The mission of Hoods s%arsaparilia is to
cure disease, and thousands of testimo-
mails prove that 1t fulflls its mission we'll.
Don't pay 17h cents per pound for tur-
keys, when you can get one of Joe Longs
sweet hams, which Is better, for less
money. 1-l5.t4
FoR SALK.-A handsome Regal Mon-
srch gasoline stove, as good a. new. Cost
$3.50; will sell for, s12.60. leaving city.
Address Mrs. ANTorSFTTE HAWK,
Lexington. Mo.
The popularity of the old-time minstrel
show with LexingtonIans wa demon
strated by the large crowd In attendance
at Beach & Bowers minstrel show last
week. People 1 to be amused.
Don't nauseate your stomach with teas
and bitter herbs, out regulate your liver
and sick headache by using those famous
little pills known az De Wits Little
early Risers. Day & Shelby. leading
Druggists. 1-16tT
The Kansas City court OF appeals
handed down, Monday, tho following
case: W. p. AuIl, respondent vs.. the Mo.
Pacific Railway Co., appellant. Lafayette
county; affirmed. This means that Mr.
Auli has Won the suit.
81 crave but One Minute said the pub
lie speaker In q husky voice; and then he
took a dose OF One Minute Cough Cure,
and proceeded with his oratory. One
Minnie Cough Cure is u~nequalled for
throat and lung troubles. Day & Shelby,
Leading Druggists. L 1btf
Il heals everything except a broker
heart, may be said of De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve. Piles n rectal diseases,
outs, burns, bruises, tetter, eczema and
all skin troubles may be cured by II
quickly and permanently. Day & Shelby,
Leading Druggists. 1-15tf
Here are two more votes for some live,
wide-awake candidate to secure. Sam
and John Pickett, who were recently
released from the penitentiary, have had
their citizenship restored and will be able
to put in a vote when the proper time
comes. County Clerk Andrew received
the necessary papers from Governor
Stephens Tuesday.
ConcordIan: Mr.. Gus Tebbenkamp,
who some time ago sold his residence In
this city to Mr.. Otto Walkenhorst, and
moved with his family to sedalia, has
bought the property OF Mr.. II. Hofman
for 1925. He Intends to move back to our
city curing the month OF February. His
friends will welcome the news of his
return to good old Concord!a.
Last Friday was warm and sloppy. It
began showing about eight O'Clock, and
showed and rained all night. Saturday
was a little cooler, with snow falling
nearly all day and night. Monday gave
US more snow and q driszliug rain. Tues
| day morning It began showing at six
O'Clock aud continued till eleven. Wed.
nesday and Thursday were bright and
| chilly.
Kansas City Journal: Z. 50. 8. Went
worth, Of Lexington. Mo-, yesterday pre-
sentsd the public library two very rare
books which he picked up In Europe.
One is q volume of Francis Raoon's writ
ings on ethics, politics and economics.
The volume was published by the Eizevir
press in 1852. The other Is q volume of
"L'Fiori De Gestro Romano." published
10 1910. Both books are printed Ia Itsl-
ian, and the type Is very similar to that
of today"
W~arrensburg Star; J. e. Wall, mail
carrier between Warrsnsburg, Faystte-
vile n Hoffman, gives It as his opinion
that o. W. Price, the horse thief, is the
man who robbed the Men school house
last week and stole q clock belonging to
the teacher. MT. Wall says the young
man slept In the school house on the
night 1t wac robbed, and besides, the
ticking of the clock was distinctly heard
under his coat when he rode out Ia the
mail hack on his return to Lafayette
county. When accused Of b crime,
however, he strenuously denied 1t.
Mr.. q. O. holmes, an old resident Of
Lexington, writes as from Window, Kas.,
aud sends a dollar for the INTELLIoENCER.
He says: ut is almost hfty years since I
landed IN Lexington. My wife came with
her parents about that time. I learn, in
looking over your paper, that my old
friend, VIM. Lamborn, is dead. He was
an honest and correct man in all his
/ dealings. knew him we'll. Abont one
hour after landing In Lexington, which
was Al ril 8. Is49, I met him at the hotel
door, And being Odd Fellows we recog-
nized each other. He was an Odd Fellow
In the fullest a~cceptation of the tsrm."
Wellington Qui Vive: The revival at
the NJ. E. church, which has been In
progress the past week, has had q small
attendance, owing to the bad roads and
disagreeable weather. Rev. T. NJ. Cobb,
Who is assisting Rev. franklin, has been
occupying the pulpit this week, and he 10
one of the ablest e~xpounders OF Gods
word IL has ever been our pleasure to
hear. Last Friday night Marshal Bry-
ant entertained seven or eight Weary
Willies In the city holdover. They were
released the next morning and given In.
structions to shit the road" But before
leaving town the entire party visited the
shoe store of Westerman Bros, and while
one of them " ostensibly driving q
| bargain with Mr. Westerman for a pair of
ooot5B 6u"tneT Pu'ioaooo pan SooeS'
hid them under his coat and made way
with them. They then left town, and
going to Carter's coal mine. sold the
shoes to Robt. Carter for 81 %. We are
l~aw-abiding, but we are Of the opinion
that twenty five men with q black-snake
whip could mete out the proper punish
ment to such characters.