The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-03-05

and is confined to his bed most of the
time.
Mr.. McFadden and family will move to
farm.
Call and SEQ the latest improved Steel
Range at c. e. Yingling's, opposite post
office. 2 5tf
Basket ball at w. NJ. A. tonight. The
Kansas City Tigers will get their claws
clipped.
The transfer company keeps a call book
at the Mammoth livery stable. and one at
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
these places. l0-27-tf
Tomato contracts will be let today ald
next Saturday, for furnishing tomatoes
to the cannery next summer. If you
want a contract call on Mr.. Silver today
at Crenshaw & Youne's.
Mrs. Luella Cooper, of this city, bought
a house In Marshall abouG the first OF
January, and will move into 1t in June.
Last week she bought a large farm about
eight miles from Marshall.
Burning, Itching skin diseases instantly
relieved by De Wits Witch Hazel SaIve,
unequalled for cuts, bruises, burns. 1t
heals without leaving a scar. Day &
Shelby, Leading Druggists. List
Mr.. Wilbur Pickett, of Mayview, died
last Tuesday afternoon, from the effects of
an overdose of morphine. He leaves a
vile and o children. He was a son of
Mr.. Thos. Pickett, of Mayhem.
Mr.. Granville Clayton has been very
low with pneumonia for several days, and
1t Is thought that he cannot long survive.
He is one of the oldest men In our county,
and is ga man in whom there is no guile"
Cards ars ont announcing the marriage
of Miss Annie Mister and Mr.. Arthur
Young Beatie. The event will take place
Wednesday evening, March g, at Higgins
Vile. They expect to make their future
home In SaIina, Kans.
The democrats of HigginsviIIe nomi-
mated a ticket last Saturday. 1t Ia as fol-
lows: for mayor, A. B. E Lehman; for
marshal, A. D. Bradford; for collector, Fl.
w. Lampe; for assessor, ]. IL. Ragland.
We wish for the ticket a handsome major
ity at the polls.
Mrs. Theodocia Hix desIres TO express
hCI naELAC5I kEdbiluQS III GuO56 WIN
assisted In saving her property Monday
night, and especially is she grateful to the
w. NJ. A. faculty and cadets, for without
their timely aid. her property would GER
tainly have been destroyed by fire.
There Is q time for everything, and the
time to attend to a cold ia when 1t starts.
Don't walt till you have consumption.
but prevent it 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-l5tf
hr. r. A. Hicklin has again taken up
his abode with US, ana has resumed the
practice of law. Everybody knows Bob
to be a ~rustler, and he generally gets
what he goes after. We are glad to have
him among us again. We thought at one
time he was about to become a Kansas
City politician.
Between two and three hundred people
were present at Walter Chiles' sale near
MAYHEM. Mr.. Chiles realized good prices
everything sold. Heifer calves brought
$40. steer calves SGT. horses S26 to S41, hogs
AZ cents a pound. corn 81 80 a barrel; a
bull sold for S74. The total amount sold
was between S14oO aud $4,000.
John Griffin, OF GAINESVILLE, O., says: 81
never lived a day for thirty years without
agony, until a box OF De Wits
Witch Ha0el Salve cured my piles" For
piles and rectal troubles, cuts, bruises,
sprains, eczema and all skin troubles, De
Witch Hazel salve Is ~unequalIed.
Day & Shelby, Leading Druggists. I-15tf
Ladies', II you want to be up-to-date,
aon'tcherknow. and ape English royalty,
don'tcherknow, you must remember that
Queen Victoria uses two mattresses on
her bed, with a spring mattress between
them. Now we have nj doubt but that
most ladies would put the springs at the
bottom, and put both mattresses on top of
them, but It is not the fashion In "deah
hold 'Hingland, don'tcherknowf"
An important sale of fine hogs will be
irId at the Null farm, near Odessa, on
Thursday, March 10th, and the text day,
March IL, the sale will be continued IN
his city, at Brand & shelby's livery barn.
aeorge w. Null and n. O. Rhine are put
ing some OF their best hogs into these
.wo sales, and q man could not make a
In buying anything they offer.
Look up thsir big advertisement in this
ssue, select the hog you want, trace Its
pedigree and buy 1t. There Is big money
a fine hogs.
Tuesday was the first day of March,
nd 1t came In with a oar and bluster
made Its presence felt. The day
I~revious 1aI mild and balmy, and March
i'd fair to come IN quiet and Iamb-like.
Tut the elements got together early in
morning and turned themselves loose
q the MOTT approved style. The air was
ull of dust all day, the streets were swept
lean, aud 1t was disagreeable to be out.
then the weather has been delight
nj, with plenty of sunshine, and the
Dads rapidly drying up. /
DR.. Geo. / Smith, who has been in
Tendance at the Western Veterinary
Kansas City, the past fall and
winter, has Just returned homo we'll
quipped and ready to serve the people in
treatment of all diseases of their
took. Mir. Smith Is a deserving and reli-
young man, and deserves well at the
lands of the people. His practice in the
nfrmary has been such as to give him
experience In the treatment of every class
4 affection or disease, and we bespeak
or him @ large and successful practice.
loo card in another column.
In the proper plaos will be found tho
announcement of Hon. Joseph II. Christy.
Is a candidate for reelection to the
flee of representative In the legislature.
Ir. Christy will probably have no oppo-
Ition. 1t Is the custom TO give faithful
q second term, and Mr.. ChrIsty
as beer faithful to his trust. We know
he has been conscientious IN bis every
ote, and We believe he has voted right on
very subject brought up for couGidera-
lon. He is a good man, @ good friend, a
email friend making companion. an In
thinkar, a good worker, a sound
smocrat and just such a man as we will
eed In the revising session.
We are very grateful to our friends for
our Remnant Sale such a grand
nccess, and we offer now for a short time
ur entire stock of Spring Dress Goods
nd Colored Silks at half price. This means
% goods for 25c; 75c oues for SIC, and 81
mes for 6Oc. We lave an elegant assort-
of these goods. We simply ask you
} look at them. We Gtill have a few
priug Shawls at half price, and a few
loaks at 81 each. What few remnants we
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