The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-04-15
Matinee this a~ftarnoon.

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Matinee this afternoon.
There was a sprinkle of rain yesterday
morning.
Try Barron & Nagel's home made bread.
IL Is nne. 4.S-2t
The street sprinkler has been at work
this week.
The Mammoth livery barn is receiving
a new tin roof.
Secure your seats this morning for the
matinee this afternoon.
Blind Boone gave a fiue performance
last night. He is 4 wonder.
The mayor has ordered all persons in
tne city to clean up their premises within
the next ten days.
A quarter section OF smooth land located
IN Meade county, Kansas, for sale cheap.
Apply at this office. II
Mr. George Blackwell Is now on a regu.
lar run from Kansas City to st. Louis, on
the Wabash, as mail clerk.
FOR sale cheap-a Brown Corn Planter.
Used one year, good as new. call and see
IL 4-l5'4U Il. b. VAUGHN.
AT Mr.. Charles PurnelPs sale Of horses.
cattle and hogs, a few days ago, about
N,oOO was realized from the sale.
Mr., Q. +. Jacobs has bought the Well
lgman residence, corner OF South and
Twenty-Third streets. for 81 100.
Try the Good Luck Ham, 8 cents per ID.
guaranteed first-class, not too salty at Il.
e. Lees Meat and Fish Market, Maiu ct.
HOME MONEY To LoAN-on gosd real
estate security. In sums Of $500 and up,
at per cent. No commission, no red
tape Apply to 20. Plattenburg. II
Proi. Hortenstein has gone to Terre
haute' Indiana, where be has purchased
an Interest In a school. He has resigned
his position in the Higginsville Business
College.
We had a telephone message from Do.
YER, asst Saturday, stating that eighteen
cars OF cattle had been shipped from that
point that day. A fine record for Dover
and vicinity.
WANTED-A neat aud Intelligent young
man, one acquainted with the business
community Of Lexington preferred.
Address the ]. Marcus Co., 70 s.. Fourth
st., Philadelphia, Pa. 1t
Mr.. Levi Catcher, father OF Elder 8. d.
butcher, died at his home In Morgan
county, April 9Th, of grippe, aged n years.
He came to Missouri In 1912. He leaves a
vile and seven children.
Miss Berenice Sinclair, formerly OF
Central College, was married at Jefferson
City, Sunday, April s, to Mr.. G. D. Grove,
OF Colorado Springs. DIR. Prottsman, 80
well known here, OBLIGATED. Miss Bette
Belle Perrie, OF this county, attended the
wedding.
The ladies Of the W. c. B. N. Of the
Christian church gave a banquet yester-
! day afternoon, In the basement Of the
l church, to the boys and girls Of the Junior
Endeavor society, who so successfully
/. carried out the Easter programme. The
young folks had a delightful time.
Mothers! Beware OF those secret robbers
OF your baby's quiet aud health. Those
r sleepless nights and long hours OF tire.
some vigil are caused by those terrible
enemies OF childhood-worms. Destroy
aud remove them with Whites Cream
vermifuge. Price 25 cents. For sale by
Crenshaw q Young. 4-1-1m
The Ia or woman who lives In Lex.
/. iugton and makes a living here, who rum
10 Kansas City to buy a little bill of goods
would feel a little hurt II reminded oil
these short comings, aud yet such things
. hurt the town immeasurably. Kansas
' City does not help Lexington to build
i sidewalks or pay our taxes. Let us keel
our money at home. We have it'll,
enough now.
: A short dispatch from Medicine Lodge
Kansas, states that Mr.. W. W. Cook dice
: at Hot Springs, Arkansas, last Sunday
where he had gone In search Of health
. Mr.. Cook was a prominent real estAt,
agent at Medicine Lodge, a gentleman Of
the old school. He was an enterprisinp
man, ever working for the ~upbuilding OIL
his city and county and his church. Hi
son, Mr.. Willard L. Cook, married Mist
: Maggie Drysdale, formerly Of this city.
The "south Before the War" matinee
I this afternoon, and show again at night
. Spring time has come, gentle Annie
. One man says he saw two chimney swal.
lows last Sunday, and that there is nc
, record OF q chimney swallow ever being
nipped by frost. Another mar told us he
saw honey bees at work on Monday, and
: this ia a sure sign winter Is over. Anoth-
er says the English sparrow are building
their nests, aud this Is an iniallible sign,
But when eggs sell at 10 cents a dozen 9
week after Easter, 1t begins to look as Il
3 all creation except the hens, had found
. ont that spring was here.
Mr.. John Welborn is getting tired Of
keeping "bach," and this week he wrote
to his wife about as follows: 1.-THE weather
: here 10 warm and beautiful, but want
you to stay 10 Texas as long as you want
To stay. The birds are singing, the grass
ls getting green and the trees are showing
swelling buds, But you had better stay
In Texas as long as you think best. l am
well and am having a splendid time; am
invited out two or three times a week, 90
you need not hurry home on my account.
BE sure aud stay as long as you think
necessary" John says he thinks she will
bs home very soon.
4 Those horrid Ats OF depression, melan-
? choly, low spirits and sudden i~rritability,
that sometimes aiiiict even good tempered
people, Is due to the blood being per-
meated with black bile. Herbine will
purify the blood, restore health and
; oheerfulness. Price so cents. For sale by
!, Crenehaw q Young. 4-1-1m
Circuit Court Proceedings.
: Circuit Court has been grinding this
waek for the most mart with iury trials