The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-05-14
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A nice line of wall paper, from &c up, at
A. Egle's. 4-S-Zm
MONEY TO LoAN.-No red tape. Inquire
of j. @. Plattenburg. II
Go to Wittenberg, the tailor, for your
new spring suit. He will make it to fit
you. 4S-tI
The -INTELLIaENCER is the place to get
your horse and jack bills printed, while
you wait u
Sunday was an ex ceptionalIy fine day,
and most everyone was out for a stroll or
a buggy ride. All nature was looking its
best.
Miss Alice Kriehn entertained a crowd
of her young friends last Friday evening,
and, of course they all spent a pleasant
time.
What Is prettier than a pretty girl in a
pretty shirt waist? We don't know, un-
less it is two or more girls likewise
Rttired.
We can send our readers the Semi
Weekly Kansas City Times at reduced
rates. Call early. This offer only lasts a
few weeks. u
The rock ballasted track, the
block signal system and electric lighted
coaches insure an enjoyable trip via the
Santa Fe Route. 5-l4tf
Mr.. George Zeiler has gone to LathrOP,
where he has the offer of steady work. He
is a fine workman, a fine musician and a
clever gentleman.
PrickIy Ash Bitters is the best spring
remedy because it is q blood purifier and
system regulator combined. Creates ap-
petite aud helps digestion. Sold by
Leroy Farmer
DIR. George w. Mnllenix was quite sick
at last accounts, and had gone TO Boulder
to be near his physician. He has dropsy,
and his physician has abandoned all hope
of his recovery.
There was a beautiful May shower
Tuesday evening at $3.50. Thunder rolled,
lightning flashed, and for ten minutes
the rain poured down, and the sun shone
brightly all the time.
A torpid liver robs you of ambition and
ruins YOUR health. De Wits Little Early
Risers cleanse the liver, cure constipation
and all stomach and liver troubles. Day
& Shelby, Leading Druggists 4-2tf
Mr.. Robert F. Waddell celebrated bis
54th birthday, last Friday. On the same
day his sister, Mrs. NJ. Chapman, cele-
brated her 62d birthday. We hope both
will be here to celebrate their centennials.
Extensive repairs and improvements
are being made on the Grand Central
hotel, in the way of papering and paint
ing. Under Mrs. Steele's management
nothing will be left undone that will add
to the comfort of the patrons of this hotel.
Observation-Disclosures in regard to
Amos,J. Allison, who lived at Lexington
ID 1851 nndl1ho has not been heard from
elnce. Any lnformation will be thank
folI7 fota[s Address Judge Robert
Male, Lexington, or s. B. Burton, Dover,
Mo.
The farmer, the mechani and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected cuts
aud bruises. De Wits Witch Hazel Salve
is the best thing to keep on hand. 1t
heals quickly, aud is a well known cure
for piles. Day & Shelby, Leading Drug
gists. 4ztt
Ensign French, of the Salvation Army,
will conduct special meetings in the SAL
walton Army hall, Saturday and Sunday,
May II and ID. The Ensign is connected
with the social work of the army. A very
interesting time is expected. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Ottawa C~hautauqua Assembly, Forest
Park, June Is to "a, 1893. Tickets on sale
June IL, IL and 13, inclusive, at one fare
for the round trip; good for return until
June q, 1898. II proximity OF station to
grounds and perfect train service are In
ducements, your ticket will read over the
SAINTS Fe. Ask your agent about it.
A little boy asked for a bottle of "get
mp in the morning IS fast as you can"
The druggist recognized q household
name for De Wits Little Early Risers,
and gave him a bottle of those famous
little pills for constipation, sick head
ache, liver and stomach troubles. Day &
Shelby, Leading Druggists. A 2tf
H%IgginsviIle Advance: "Jim Hender-
son has taken the contract of shearing
John Gladish's sheep. He has about 500
sheared, and has at least that many more
to shear. This is perhaps the biggest
strengthening contest ever made In this
county" II the editors OF the Odessa
Moon will go and get q haircut from Jim
Henderson we will pay the bill.
Camp life, with home comforts, at
Ottawa ChautauquR Assembly, Forest
Park. jane l3 to "a, 1898. One fare for
rodh& strip. Tlckets on sale June IL, IL
and a. ~incinsive; good to return until
June q, 1888, The Santa Fe is the best
line to the assembly grounds; station
only half a block away. Particulars on
application to j. ID. Easter, Jr., Agent, !
Lexington, Mo.
Carl Miller, son OF Mr.. H. A. Miller,
OF Odessa, was drowned In the big pond
one mile east of Odessa, on the farm of :
Mr.. shull, at IL O'Clock Tuesday morning.
Three little boys wers bathing, and the
water was very cold. The water in the
pond is fourteen feet deep, and the won
der II that all three children were not 4
drnwned. Carl was twelve years old. The
pond was drained before the body was
recovered.
Boonvflle Democrat: While onduct- I
log q revival meeting a few days ago one
of the preachers said: Chow do you ex-
pect an inhde to become a Christian
when half the choir owe him for the '
clothes they are wearing? And how do C
you expect a newspaper man to seek the
kingdom of Christ when you have been 4,
taking his paper for years, and when he :,
sends his bill to you for it you put 1t back q
in the office marked "refused?'"
Buokner Star: The entertainment given '
by the Buckner public school on Satur- n
day night of last week was one OF the q
best ever given in Buckner. The entire
program was highly enjoyed by everyone Z,
present, from the youngest to the oldest. =,
One Of the enjoyable numbers of the 8,
evening was the music by Prof. Smith, OF !,
Lexington, and Prof. Meng, on the violin
and guitar. 1t was indeed a pleasure to
see the children carry out their part of .
the program in such a manner as they :.
did, everyone receiving loud applause -
from the audience. The teacher deserves |"
great credit for the way the children were
trained and the manner in which the is
was carried out. Notwithstand- lie
ing the unfavorable evening, the net d.
were $40, which amount will go T
purchasing a library.