The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-03-11

Did YOU suIOy The play las, night


Did you enjoy the play last nightf
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians will .
I've = grand ball on ST. Patrick's day. A
Circuit court at HiRrinsvilIs adjourned
thursday niyht. Only one Jury case was "
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WIN Knows what tomorrow !,
will beY
Laiavs,ta oo,n,v will have . roek nlle T.
ne Of these davs and ,all p-risoners will a
Va made 10 s.rn ,hs,r board
Miss Irens s,r.mcke. the eleven. wear. 2
BID daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas T. .
3trameke. IL s,ck With scarlet fever.
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mr. "A'ter D. Waooeii mas oougnt 'ne
Interest Of MIR. Emieon ChannlOr In th0 :
opera house. and ia NOW sole owner. We
wish HIM much success with II.
Ou ean DC cneeriui ana oniy
"neu YOU are weh' II ypu 'eci out
sorts" take Herbine, 1t will brace you up.
Price 90 cents. For sale by Crenshaw 4
Young. 3'4.lm
One OF our farmer friends from Prairie
Church n~eighborhood, told us Yesterday
that the peaches In his vicinity were all
killed and many trees were also killed by
p" '''eie 0o'u'
bosworth, In Carroll county, has had
forty cases OF smallpox, and many deaths.
There are about twenty conyalescents
there now, and no new cases. It Is
thought the danger will be over 10 q few
days
Much pain and uneasIuess Is caused by
piles, sparlng neither age nor sex. Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment cures the most
vases it'ee W eou.S III po'''e,
~" '"e ny o'onSna"
90"
Five heavily loaded wagons passed
through his city yesterday, on their way
to the river. The teams were In good
order, but we Imagine they Will have a
time getting through the bottom on the
other SIDE oil the river.
Master George Wallace, son Of Mr.. c. G.
Wallace, had a severe spell OF sickness
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So u "o "oPe '""'
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4 Concordian' Last week we published
that Mr. ueo. Alpers and Miss Carrie
S~chernhorst had been married recently.
|, mat was q mistake as George tells US
well, we Deg the pardon oil the young
couple, as we were mlslnformed, but 4
"ouid nave been nice IL u had been TN
n
,a Our county court VIII be compelled u
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Odessa Democrat: Mrs. VIII Cannon
fell and broke her leg, Friday. We didn'
learn any particulars except that sh
,r, s.af'eu !" "aiA = p,anA oVer y "a
be p'ao' y ~ ya.u' wue" 'a' '"ppo. ~
loo ,o"' os wv" JUG
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", wen nm ''"'" 10 eApe''e'
ID, Mr.. VIM. Aull, yesterday, received
lis letter from Gov. Stephens, stating that |
had RENTED the fines against DR.. spor
nm N. W. Ladd and Stout Wilson. The
he gentlemen were recently tried and Hn'
for conducting drug stores without aiid
Wit and bond, though they were not gull
lpt OF any Intent. There are other dr.
he 'o,o eA,',' v" ~ ~
OF
Tor The many friends OF the late G.
Hiram NJ. Bledsoe are trying to raj
Oh, $4,000 to erect a monument over t
Bile grave OF the gallant old soldier who
ION remains are buried at Pleasant Hill.
for A. Mcbride, folder OF the senate at Jeffe
red son city. is circulating the subscripti'
ted paper. The Grand Army posts of t
asst state are taking the matter up, and 1t
7ell very likely that the $4,000 will speed
ned be raised.
Tho trial Of Adoloh I.ubricb the sIsx
the OF W. II. Hartman, will begin at Warner
IN. burg next Monday. Lubrlch Is confn
ing 10 the county Jail. His wife, who resit
icle there, visits MN frequently. sher'h Ia
ing and bis deputies are engaged 10 securing
uld panel Of sixty men, from among whit
the the Jury will be chosen. The Jurors "