The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-07-01

"Ihe week OF prayer" mas been observed
this week in the Methodist church. =
Beginning tie first of June, Mrs. s. A. ,
will sell out all kinds OF mill
Ilnery at greatly reduced prices. 8 3-tf.
The band concert Tuesday night drew a
big crowd. The evening was very pleas
ant, aud everyone enjoyed the splendid
music.
"One good turn deserves another"
Those who have been cured by Hoods
sarsaparilla are glad to tell Others
about 1t.
HOME MONEY TO LoAN.-on good real
estate security. In sums OF $500 and up,
at 7 per cent. No commission, no red
tape. Apply to ]. Q. Plattenburg. If
The Odessa Democrat OF last week pub.
lished a column editorial In favor of a
primary election, and 1t was about the
best article on the subject we have read.
Whites Cream Vermifuge not only
effectually expels worms, but is unequal
ed as a tonic, and is a certain and per-
manent cure for Chills and Fever in
children. Price rs cts. For sale by Cren-
shaw & Young. 7-1-m1
To eradicate worms from the system
give the child plain. nourishiug food and
Whites Cream vermifuge. The result
will be, the worms will disappear and the
child become healthy and cheerful. Price
% cts. For sale by Crenshaw & Young.
National Educational Association meet
ing 10 be held in Las Vegas, Cal, July
II to 18th, 1893. The Missouri Pacific
Railway company makes low rate Of
$3.50 for round trip. Tickets will be on
sale June % to July sth, inclusive, and
bear Anal return limit September 18th,
1899. For further information please call
on A. s. LOOMS, Ticket Agent.
Our exchanges are touching up the
steel range fake, aud other fakes. This
reminds US that some business men are
very easily taken It. There are men In
this city who will give an order for print
ing TO almost any stranger, provided the
work Is to be paid for on delivery. We
have done some printing for these travel
Ing solicitors, and charged them our regu-
lar price. Then they have delivered the
, work and collected a good commission for
doing so. Only deal with responsible
\ parties, who cannot afford to treat you
otherwise than fairly, and the iakirs will
have TO go To work.
The Southern Railway has for a number
/ Of years, operated a hrst'class vestibuled
train between New York and New Orleans,
via Washington and Atlanta, known at
n "The Washington and Southwestern Linn
4 ited." The equipment OF this train con-
sists OF Pullman cars, drawing room car
and dining cars, but the southern hal
o still further improved the service by plac'
Ing on this train the latest style Pullman
Library and Observation cars, between
g New York and Atlanta. These cars ar
PuIlman's latest build. and altogether th
a train is now one of the most delightful
y operated In the United States. II
Mrs. Anna r. Ewing, wife OF the edito
" OF the Odessa Democrat, has written
patriotic poem for the Democrat. Thi
le shows that "Mrs. Editor has tame t
IL spare, and is not continually patchin
and darning her husbands old clothe'
ID And by the way, her husband was her
We last week, and his clothes were about a
good as any we saw on the street that da!
to The report that came from Odessa th'
tall country editors were as poor &
w snakes, and wore more rags han a hire
CO man. seems to be a mistake in this cas-
& Mrs. Ewing writes like she had spent
good deal Of time in solid reading.
ty Monday Miss Katie Cors, aged abo'
e. thirteen years, who works at Braun
OF bakery, went out in the back yard
II carry some scraps to the dog. She set Il
lat pan on the ground and the dog began
eat. when she concluded to empty Il
on pan into another pan that had bee
"a. placed there for the dogs use. 81
by stopped to pick up the pan, and the dc
grabbed her right hand, biting her qui
pe, severely. He also bit her on the lie
hand and bruised her left shoulder. IL
an cries quickly brought Mr.. Braun to b
assistance, and DIR. Bartens was called /
NJ The wounds were cauterl2ed and dresse
- and though she suffered considerab
I,v Monday night, 1t is hoped that she W
W. be all right In a few days more. NJ
Braun called Marshal Price, and had q
dog killed at once.
for The ladies' OF the Catholic church ha
i've determined that Lexington shall celebra
The the Fourth OF July, and they have tax
res hold OF the matter In earnest, and ha
ala Unlisted the help OF a lumber OF o
1 business men. OF course the cltize
generally will attend. A fine dinner W
ID be served, and Refreshments OF all kin
~, will be sold on the grounds. The {
battle ground has been selected as !
place for the picnic, and no finer plf
could have been found. 1t is high, a
there is always a cool breeze blow
u" there, Hon. Alex. Graves, John WelboI
Frank p. Walsh and George Wilson
we'd adyertised as speakers. Besides all tn
the there will be baseball, foot races, ga
races, &c. At night a fine display
ohn fireworks from the courthouse va
red Rattle hill is a nice cool place to spen'
an hot day, aud we anticipate a good
and crowd. Since the above was put In "
We we learn that the plans have Of
changed, aud the celebration Will DC u
an. In the courthouse yard.
Last Saturday Mr.. f. VOltz noticed Il
lgn' there was a crack in the wall OF MS IL
Is dence, on franklin street, but he thouI
Jest IL did not amount to much. But the m
INT he thought OF it the less he liked the
Ises' p~earance Of the crack. AT last ne @
FOR cluded to go down in the cellar ana
nj anime the foundation. lie ala So I
Zig. fouud the foundation wall badly oul
AIRED in. He went to see Mr.. Robt. Berrie, v
Bit examined the wall, and told Mr.. Won
,ped would have to be taken On w
the day MIR. Voltz notified John u You
iesh Jr.. to move his carriages, as the wall
took dangerous, and might fall and snl
fred them. Mr.. Young lost no time in gett
ious his carriages out OF the way. MI VI
a bit then made a contract with a coupi'
cite men to take down tho wall and clean
The brick, The work was to begin tues
'tion morning, and he came down town g"
lain. to buy SON planks on which to slide
bricks to the ground. But when he
liord down town he found he did not need
yette planks, as the wall nau ",'
rday. O'Clock Tuesday morning, The west
best fall to the west, crushing In a part oil
iuty. roof and part of the east side Of You
,ty is livery barn. The other three walls '
the left standing as straight as though Ut
ra,s. lao had ~happened. Workmen wer