The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-04-08


It lie 6ne. 4.s.2t
Mr.. Clarence vivion Is able to attend to
business again.
WANTED-A home for two bright little
white girls, aged ! and 10 years. Apply
at this office. II
A little more rain Wednesday night aud
I'll thursday morning. The backbone Of
the drouth is surely broken.
The Incorporation OF the old Rerdolff
mill, and the organization OF company
to run 1t, means that the mill Twill have
more capital with which to work.
HoNE MONEY TO LoAN-On good real
estate security. In sums OF 500 aud up.
at 7 per cent. No commission, no red
tape. Apply to ]. Q. Platteuburg. II
Mr. ]. Eugene Marshall has bought the
photograph gallery recently conducted
by Mr.. Arthur Bullard. MIR. Billiard will
put a studio In the rooms over Tevls' drug
stors.
Judge Sam Davis is making q very ia
vorable impression with our lawyers and
citizens generally. He declines to have
iuries locked up by the sheriff, and we
believe this decision Is right.
Will Ward Mitchell has started a weekly
paper, at Higginsville, called the Mirror.
Mr.. Mitchell is a fluent writer, but he
does not have to let his Mirror reflect too
much. We have not yet received a copy
OF the Mirror.
Miss Mamie Chew has resigned her
position as teacher In the public schools,
and Miss Matte Bandon was, on Wedues-
day night, elected in her stead. Miss
Edith Msrrs was promoted from second
to first substitute.
Habltual constipation is the door
through which many OF the serious ills Of
the body are admitted. The occasional
use OF Prickly Ash Bitters will remove
and cure this distressing condition. Sold
by Leroy Farmer. 4-1-2t
Judge Peabody, OF the First district
court Of st. Louis, has ruled that a hus'
band may chastise his wife, so he does hsr
no great bodily injury. He says 1t is inn
possible TO get along with some women
without giving them an occasional dress
ing down.
Mr.. Walter Beattie was elected schoo
director, Tuesday, In the Lewis Cox schoo
district. Miss Mollie Cheatham has beer
teaching In that district, and has giver
such good satisfaction that she has al
ready been reelected teacher for the com
ing year.
Q Miss Bimker, who lived on the Shewal
ter farm, died Thursday, OF measles an
pneumonia. She was 10 years OF age
n Her brother lives on the Thomas Camp
! bell place, near Dover, and has pneumoni
and measles, and there is scarcely an
i, hope for him.
Mothersl Beware Of those secret robbeI
y OF your baby's quiet and health. Thos
sleepless nights and long hours Of tire
some vigil are caused by those terribI
Il enemies Of childhood-worms. Destro
and remove them with Whites Creal
Vermiiuge. Price % cents. For sale B
Crenshaw 4 Young. 4-1-1m
ss At the school election, held in this Gil
Tuesday, Mr.. G. A. Phillips, candidate f
a reelection as county superintendent
20 received 453 votes. Mr.. b. T. John, cand
I date for reelection rs a member OF Il
o5 school board, received ais votes. NJ
A Geo. p. Venable, candidate for re.electiC
"a as a member OF the school board, receive
IA 800 votes. Mr.. Mansfield b. Mcclellan
candidate for school director, receiv,
It's votes.
d. Toronto World, October 10, 1891: st
BIT remarkable pianist, Blind Boone, compl
BIT ted his engagement at the Auditorium ID
A night. The audience was as enthusiast
~ as ever. Each sat as II spell bound VIII
ur the music sank to scarcely a perceptit
I'D whisper, but as the laundering crescen'
filled the hall the applause shook I
: building, and as the merry waltz vibrat
l. IN ln6 nit u nuuutou tOSo iiehbAy SSot y
~ floor. Blind Boone's houses have be
~ growing steadily through the engsgeme
:. and when he returns to Toronto he "
:. fnd a host OF friends glad to hear hi
again. Blind Boone has engaged with
B. Sheppard for a forty weeks tour
a. Canada next season for 312, 1000 clear OF
expenses" New Grand Opera Hou
Friday, April IA.
At 1.-THE election last Tuesday, for thirte
M directors for the B. g. l.. association, I
-, following gentlemen were elected: Lo'
Gratz, ]. g. Worthington, |. o. Hays,
on Sinauer, August Egle, ]. II. Moorehe'
~ George Hutchison, J. L. Long, Alb
- Winkler, @. W. Loomis, J. q. Crensha
:. W. G. McCausland and T. j. Baudon. I
:, new board met last night for the purp'
IA OF organizing. There were only 4 vo
against the proposition to Increase I
capital stock from s350,0OO to $4,000
lie while there were 1898 votes In favor
'u' It. The b. & L. is one OF the most poT
pie lar institutions In our city. 1t has alwf
ne been iudicioGsly managed, and has dc
JUS a good work 10 loaning money to ma
10 improvements. There are many &c
.ur residences here that would never hi
ne been built except for the b. & l.. NJ
III success attend It,.