The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-03-25

FarmersI-se E. Is. Campbeli Tor seed
oats. II
For sALE-Puro Bred White Wyandotte
Cockerels aud Trios (Duston strain; also
Incubator Brooder aud Bone Cutter
cheap. EDWARD +. MEYER
The "Big Three" combine will give you
the INTELLIaENcER. the Cosmopolitan
Magazine and the New York Twice-a'
Week World, all one year for gao. II
Mr.. Zach. W. Wright will sell at auction
at his farm, near Wellington, on Thurs
day, April 9Th, q fne lot OF horses, cows,
farm implements, wagons, harness, etc.
Remember the date and be sure to attend
the sale. "
II your child ls cross or peevIsh, 1t is no
doubt troubled with worms. Whites
Cream Vermifugs will remove the worms
and its tonic effect restores Its natural
cheerfuluess. Price % cents. Sold BY
Orenshaw 4 Young. 3-4-1m
The "New Dominion." by the Clay
Clement company, at the opera house
Tuesday night, was almost universally
pronounced one OF the best plays that hal
been brought TO Lexington. All the per
formers acted we'll the parts assigned.
The "Big Six" combination will givi
you six papers for less than any two woult
cost II taken separately. The INrELLI'
oENcRR, the Live Stock Indicator, thu
Institute Edition, the Poultry Farmer, thu
Farmers Insurance Journal and tn,
Humane Alliance. all one year, S1.4b. u
MIR. George Mudd met with a yer,
severe accident 10 tho coal mine Wsdue''
day morning. A lot Of coal fell on him
breaking his left thigh bone, half wa,
between the hip Joint and knee. DR.
Fredendall went down and set the irac
ture. The doctor says he thinks the BON
|, is not badly splintered.
, Kentucky Gazette, March IS: Mrs. JohI
Reid left for Old Point Comfort on Thurs
day evening to spend q couple OF week
. for the benefit OF her health. She has no
been we'll for some time and her phy
sician has ordered her to Old Point To-
. rest and recreation. Mrs. Reid is so popu
lar, rendered 80 by her amiable disposition
! and generous Kindness, that she finds !
,, impossible to secure the rest at hom'
which is 80 necessary for her recovery
that she has been ordered away. She wa
accompanied by her friends, Miss 70
Bassett and Miss Mary Payne, daughte
OF Mrs. John B. Payne. 1t is not certail
when Mrs. Reid will return home for sh
has an imperative call to Missouri b
business OF Importance and may 20 ther
before she returns. She carries the bet
wishes Of hosts OF friends for her speed
and complete restoration TO health.
Last week we wrote an answer to tn
abusive article In the Waverly Tint
regarding the Wykofi trial. This articl'
with about q column Of other matter, wa
crowded out. This week we publish a he
reply from Messrs. Keller Neale and Lonl
The reply Is q little rough, but the provo
cation justified 4 rough answer. Juri'
are sworn to do their duty as they q
that duty, and the Times casts q dirt
slur on the Jury, on the court. on u
sheriff, on the prosecuting attorney an
on the community where such q thin
could occur. The Times also threaten
the next Jury, and thus shows his ignoI
anoe OF public sentiment In this count
The Jury will be protected, no matt
wha: its verdict. There has never been
threat against a Lafayette county jury,
far as we know and there is not a partlc
Of danger. II any danger should ariS
the sheriff will probably summon u
editor OF the Times on his "pos
comitatus," and then woe to the laV
breakers who como within the range
h%is-voice.
In order to reduce my stock
| will commence by selling N
Dress Goods at a big reduction
Call and see them.
DOME Weber,