The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-03-18

The trial OF Adolph Lubrick, at War
r%ensburE, is progressing this week. Soma
have been subp~ussd from this
HOME MONEY TO LoAS-on good real
estate security. In sums Of $500 and up,
Z per cent. No commission, no red
tape. Apply to ]. Q. P~lattenburg. II
A new White sewing machine, drop
head, oak-inish, for sale at q bargain. 1t
Is no secondhand machine, but new from
factory. Apply at this Office. II
Mrs. John J. Nesblt, Of Larned, Kansas,
who has been here for several weeks vis-
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Weber, returned home yesterday.
You eau be cheerful and bsppy only
when you are well. II you feel ''out Of
sorts" take Herbine, II will brace you up.
Price 50 cents. For sale By Crenshaw 4
Young. s.4.lm
Last Sunday morning Mr.. j. K. Letter
was reelected superintendent Of the
Christian Sunday school. He has served
the school for the past two years, and was
reelected unanimously.
Rev. W. A. Davis, q returned mis-.
siouary from Japan, lectursd at the
Methodist church Tuesday night. Mr..
Davis is q very interesting talker, and
had a very interesting subject.
Mr.. John r. WiImot has bought out the
grocery stock of Mr.. Fred Wilson, at
Riverton. Mr.. Wilmot was for years in
business at Rivertou, and thoroughly
understands the wants Of the people
there.
Much pain and uneasiness is caused by
piles, sparing neither age nor sex. Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment cures the most
obstinate cases. Price 80 cents In bottle,
tubes rs cents. For sale by Crenshaw q
Young. 34.lm
Some Of our exchanges speak Of an
'epidemio'' of spinal meningitis. 1t is
not an epidemic but an "endemic," that 10
it may be very bad in certain localities,
while there is none at all In other
localities. The disease has only mani.
tested itself, in this county, at Wellington
and Napoleon.
Concordiau: On Friday OF last week,
while John Braie and wife were absent,
their house south Of this city caught fire
and was completely destroyed. Everything
went up In flames and not a single piece
OF furniture was saved. How the fire
originated is not known. House and fur
niture insured for 800.
Read McCausland's advertisement In
this issue. 1t always contains something
Of Importance, but the one Of this morn
ing that he has concluded to
remain In business, and this will be vel
come news TO all who know him. He II
one OF ~Lexington's landmarks, and W,
rejoice that he will not be removed"
Cheatham Brothers have drawn plant
and specifications for a handsome two
story frame residence, which 10 nov
being constructed on the farm OF Mr.
Talbot Simpson, In the southeast part o
the county, The foundation will be o
hammer dressed warrensburg stone, ant
the building will be on the Colonial
style. 1t will cost about $500, aud will
contain eight rooms. bathroom, closets
+. and q wide veranda around the front hal
/ OF the house.
MAYHEM Progress: Thursday nigh
d about one O'Clock some one attempted I
p enter the store building Of Plattenburg
Herr. Mr.. Plattenburg who sleeps in th
: east room OF their store heard q noise an
o went TO investigate. He went into th
y grocery room and while there he hear
the burglar run out through the opei
d house which Is In the rear Of their build
P, ing. The fellow had entered the opel
It house through n Of the windows, ar
T., had prised open the transom between
I'd aud the store room when scared of by NJ
10 P%lattenburg. II was a great pity that NJ
Plattenburg could not have gotten Il
d door open sooner and got Il shot ct I'll
n scouudrel.
HOME MONEY TO LoAY-On real esta
Of security, at 7 per cent. Money ready; I
or red tape. Apply to Henry @. Wa
10 lace, Jr. 3-lS-tf
oi Odessa Democrat: Theodore Tho
IL and Daniel Ewing emigrated to Tylc
- Texas, last June, and opened a priva
10 banking institution there. About Il
* first of January they were arrested I
y, Encouragement OF the bank. The tri
a. Of Mr.. Ewing was set for last Monda
~ aud the day before, rather than take t
ue consequences, ended his earthly existent
X His family have been citizens Of Lafs
u cite county 20 years, aud no family stan
higher, and they will receive the kind'
I'll sympathy OF all who know them. A d
~ patch to the St, Louis Republic, fro
're Tyler, Texas, dated the 18th, says: "T
cases OF the State vs.. e. E. Roby and e.
he Thorp have been continued until the Be
at TENDER term Of court by agreement. Th'
lid are the two remaining members OF I
Ie- deiunct Tyler Banking Company"
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