The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-08-26

'Nn"ols VIII open up with q full
attendance this year.
About one hundred aud fifty miners II
"ea' IN work Thursday.
Lightning killed a horse for MIR. Rufus
Young Tuesday morning.
For RENr-An s-room, two:story brick n
Close to business. Apply at m
'u'' oihee. s.26u. a,
Lightning destroyed the barn Of MIR. ii
ffea Rhine, at uigginsyille, Tuesday. n
The loss is estimated at sl25. Il
MI W. p. Cole is %bobbliug about o n 81
cru'ehes' lie was after a horse In the
barn lot Monday, and fell, spraining his b
knee. q
HOME MoNEY TO LoAN.-ou good real !
estate security. 10 sums OF $500 and up, .
at per cent. No commission, no led .
tape Apply to J. q. Plattenburg. II :
Billiards. Snow Eminent gives instant "
rei'rt 10 cases Of Bleedinp. Burns. Bruises, I,
S''lis. Cuts, etc. For sale by Crenshaw 81,
" ''nne Price 2j srd 10 cts. Sb.ml ,
ASfkD AZ OEoE.-A pair vi good, ,
well broke driving horses, four TO six 1
years old, and absolutely straight.
DIR. GRO. l. SMITH.
Mrs. Moorehead Is keeping up with the
times. She is having the store put 10
irst-class condition for her new stock Of
millinery, which will be a very large and
fine one.
Next Tuesday, August 18th, is the day
for the election OF "0ld Shackp TO sue
coed Hon. r. P. Bland. There will be no
slipping Of cogs about his election. The
majority is the thing. Let 1t be a
whopper.
A free and easy expectoration is pro-
duced ny a few doses OF Billiards. Hore.
hound Syrup, in all cases OF H-oarseness,
Sore Throat, or difficulty OF breathing.
Price 25 and so cts. For sale by Crenshaw
q Young. 8.6-m1
Chas. NJ. Meet wants to buy all the
Jonathan, Grimes Golden, Belle Flower
and like varieties Of fall apples he can
get, delivery to m next Monday,
August %. Highest market price paid on
delivery. s.26t2
George W. Ham has been appointed. by
Senator Vandiver, as a cadet TO the State
University. Mr.. Ham was left an orphan
Z when nine years old, and was raised by
B Mr.. Gillespie, near Bates City. He is an
4 industrious, bright young man, and will
8 reflect credit on this county.
Mr.. Frank Slaughter, whose eye was
: badly injured two weeks ago, went to DR..
e Fredendall Thursday, and the doctor
removed two small particles OF lead from
the eye-ball. There is now strong hope
6 that the eye will be saved. Our whole
community sympathize with him In his
misfortune.
= A man named Arch Frazier wal arrest
ed In Kansas City, Thursday, charged
with the murder OF the Graves family,
near Richmond, on the 18th Of July.
Frazier says he can prove an abb. The
Ray county officers say they can prove
that he was at Richmond the day before
the murder,
= Where digestion Is good, and the gen
eral powers OF the system In a healthy
state, worms can find no habitation in the
)" human body. Whites Cream Vermiiugt
y not only destroys every worm, but cor
reefs all arrangements OF the digestive
organs. Price % cts. For sale by Cren
shaw a Young. 8.6.m1
Rev. II. G. Gordon, who has been holdini
y a protracted meeting at Houstonia for
w couple OF weeks, has returned. He will
preach at the Presbyterian church tomor
row morning, and Rev. b. V. Alton will
!" preach at night. This will be the close o
10 the union services for the summer.
=. Richmond Conservation: "Mrs. Lizzi
ia Meneiee, OF this city, has been retaine
by President Williams as matron Of Cen
trail Female College, at Lexington, Mo
and will leave for that city next week I
ny assist in the arrangements for the open
srs ing Of that school on September 9Th"
rn Blotches excresences. which 81 ofts
rn annoy people, are simply efforts OF natuI
~ to thow off impediments to the proper pei
Ie' Torrance OF her duties. Herbine will al
u and assist nature in her work, and ensul
I" a skin clear and beautiful, entirely frt
'us from all imperiections. Price so cts. FL
sa' sale by Crenshaw d Young. S'5.ml
a. Higginsville Leader: "Waverly has tt
=, meanest woman In the state. She put
cockleburr in the baby's dress befoI
leaving 1t with her husband to take cal
OF, while she went 10 attend a SEWN
emit serkel.' The doctors say the man ms
recover" The Waverly Times replies
not follows: "Not as mean as the Higgin
md Vile woman who sends her baby to
The neighbor to keep; locks the old man
res the celler while she goes out to do Il
up cake walk"
The pastors OF the German Evangelic
or churches, OF Lafayette and Saline count
an held a conference in this city, TuesdI
and Wednesday. They had very interes
49,. ing meetings. The sermons and II
singing were unusually good. Amol
the visitors we're Rev. II. Hoefer, Of Hi
ginsville; Rev. W. Buehler, OF Msyvle'
Reys. f. Klemme and q. Kitterer,
Concordla; Rev. II. Koenig, Of Levas
En- Rev. f. SAbrowsky, OF Napoleon, Rev.
Tn. seybold, OF Wellington. 81
The Lexington Marine band boys hat
,n. tough time getting home from the odes
= =, picnic, Wednesday night. They start
home In a herdlc about ten O'Clock
- night. When they had gone about 10
',,,o miles 1t began to rain, and was go da
the driver could not see his way. 7
no,r herdic turned over and spilled the be
in the mud, and then the wrong 70
WAS taken and they travelled some eie
miles out OF their way. They ma
~ reached home at FIVE o'clock Thursd
,o morning, a muddy and disguised crowd
hey The strikers who were arrested
we're engaging In a riot last Friday mornil
rty- were brought to trial Monday, and
once took a change OF venue. The char
q was granted to Squire highlands cour'
Higginsvllle, and yesterday was the {
set flor trial. The men were under be
n, of 800 each to appear. BY agreem'
a. with the prosecuting attorney they W
tho not compelled to go to HigRinsville y
.srs terdSy. The attorney dismissed
-irs charges against them In the jnsti'
~ :. court, and filed charges against them
az. the criminal court, to be tried In octot
tan, New bonds in the sum of goo each W
required. Thirty'one men are charl
with assault and unlawful assembly,
ARRAY. They all gave bond.
vero LAFAYETTE County Circuit Courts
mes TENDER Term, 1899, at HigglnsVlllt
heir MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1899.
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