The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-09

For sALE-some hne Plymouth Rock
chickens. Jno. R Potts. ll-l1tf
Don't fail to see my line Of sterling
silver aud ebony brushes. A Egle. sS
Miss Bette Mccormack left "Wednesday
evening for a brief visit to Buckner and
Kansas City.
WAETED-A farm hand. Single mar
preferred. Apply to J. F. Catron, foul
miles southeast Of town. 8 3Otf'
The Mayhem Progress says the trouble
with the young people around Mayview
Is that they do not like To work between
meals.
Wednesday afternoon the jury IN the
case Of Michael Lillis VS.. Sam Vivion, on
account, rendered a verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff.
Mr.. H. @. sydnor, OF Corder, was
elected treasurer Of the Missouri Swine
Breeders Association, which convened 10
Sedalla Tuesday.
The Auditorium, Kansas City, next
week, "Ala bama,p the greatest OF all the
Gus Thomas plays, will be given by The
Woodward company.
Justioes Of the peace and notaries public
can DO supplied with chattle mortgages
at this ONCE, at 5 cents per copy. All
kinds Of blanks Printed to order. Il
Mr.. p. l.. SwickhAmer, conductor on
the lexington branch coal run Of the
Missouri Pacific, has been transferred to a
main llus freight train, aud, with his
vile, will move to SedaIla next week, TO
make his headquarters.
For broken limbs, chilblains, burns,
scalds, bruised shins, sore throat. and
sores Of every kind, apply Billiards. Snow
Llnlmeut. 1t will give Immediate relief
and heal any wound. Price 20 cents
and 80 cents. For sale by Crenshaw &
Young. l2-2ml
Marriage licenses were Issued to the
following parties Wednesday and Thurs
day, George Bagnel and Maude Hodges, OF
Hodge; Edward Gleselmau aud Lydia X.
6tetiens, Of Alma; W. II, Long, OF Lex.
ing, and Carrie Hill, Of Forest City,
Holt county. Mo.
Mn, q. b. Redo, wife Of Elder d b.
Redd, OF Platte City, on last Thursday
evening mistook the door leading to the
basement for the door to a cloak room aud
fell to the bottom, iracturlng her skull.
Elder Redd has taken the body TO New
England for burial.
Mr.. r. s. stIfier, OF St. Louis arrived
Tuesday evening to take the run as
express messenger on the j. O. b q h.
made vacant by the death OF Mr. q f.
Stout, who was killed at Upton, Monday
night, Mr.. Stifier will soon be Joined by
his wife aud child, when the family VIII
make this city their home.
The j.. d. Her Brewing Co, oil Kansas
City, Of which MIR. George Clark, OF TINS
city, is local agent. begun the erection
Thursday of q cold storage plant Just
south Of the Missouri Pacific irelght
depot. The building will be 2sxls ieoI'
and will have a capacity 1.-TWO car loSds
OF beer and one car load Of Ice. Tne cost
OF It's construction will be 5000 This's
an important enterprise, and was secured
through the efforts of Mr. ClarR' VINO
will have the direction Of handling TINS
product In wholesale aud retail iots lot
local consumors.
This paper fought the water franchise
because we believed II was not a Ieir anu
reasonable proposition The people, Uy
their votes, endorsed our position, we
bave no lear OF the result. We have heard
,ntImatlons that the water works VIII
soop be closed down. This Ia nonsense
Tbs law will compel the owners or bona
holders to run the plant I'LL our contract
expires. We believed then, aad believe
now, that voting down the franchise was
the best possible step for the welfare OF
the city. Wa believe that a lar oet'of
proposition will soon be offered 70 u.s.