The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-06-03

Prof. Demand has sold his sni farm OF
20 acres to Mr.. W. 7. johnson, at go per
Mr.. Theodore Bates will DO O clerk In
The collectors Office, taking the place Just
by Mr.. Clyde Wright.
Beginning the first Of June, Mrs. 3. A.
will sell out all kinds Of mil
llnery at greatly reduced prices. e's'tf.
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 J. Q. P~lattenburg. II
The Evolutionary recital, at Baptist
College last Saturday night. was q very
fue AFFAIR. We are too crowded this week
tc give 1t space, but will do 80 next week.
I Baptist College commencement exer-
cises we're held at the opera house We'd
nesday night. As we expect to notice the
entertainment at length next week, we
will not further mention II now.
Schools nave closed, and the girls and
boys have nearly all gone home. We miss
them very much. We hope they may
spend a pleasant and profitable vacation
and return In increased numbers next
I fall.
Hardly 9 day passes, in families whert
there are children, In which Ballard
Snow Liniment is not needed. 1t quickl,
cures cuts, wounds, bruises, burns ant
scalds. Price 25 and so cents. For sale b!
| Crenshaw & Young. 8.3m1
Our county clerk Is gettiug plenty o
letters from prospective bond.buyers
We will haYe no trouble In selling our 81
per cent bonds. The only trouble viii
be In getting our old county bonds turne'
in for redemption. The township bond
are nearly all option bonds.
A sallow, iaundicsd skin is a symptor
OF disordered liver, as 1t springs iror
hillary poisons retained In the blood
which destroy energy, cheerfulnesi
strength, vigor, hsppiness and LII
Herblne will restore the natural function
OF the liver. Price so cents. For sale b
Crenshaw & Young. 6.3ml
We have received a very handsom
invitation to attend the closing exercis,
OF William Jewell College, At Libert!
Mo-, commencing tomorrow, June I'll
and continuing to the 7th. There a
thirty members Of the class Of 1893. NJ
James W. Sydnor, q Of u LafayetI
county boys, Is = member Of the elias
We would like to attend II IL were POI
sible TO 40 so.
Rev. W. b. Palmore as q toast-mast'
is a genius. Who but he would think
calling on old Methodist preachers, WI
had spent q life time 10 the pulpit,
B respond TO the toast, 1.-THE first girl
ever loved" or 1.-THE coming girl" Al
l Others Of Q similar naturef But broth
d Palmore ia a bachelor, and he 10 allow
D to do pretty much as he pleaBes.
The 81. Louis Republic, Of May 5
= contained q good double column hal
tone likeness Of Walter Fuiksrson Reeds
9 salutatorian OF the Lexington Hii
8 school. 1t is a fitting compliment to
bright young mar. The Republic
z Sunday last also contained q doubl
column haIf-tons cut Of Miss Floren
Edna Hall, the valsdictorian Of the Hi
a school. A gentleman who 10 . competeI
Judge OF such matters, told Us, q few da!
a ago, that he thought Miss Halls addte
n was about the best he had ever heard
y such an occasion.
Last Sunday was q due day. The 81
u shone brightly, but q cool, gentle oree
made 1t very comfortable. It was ju
d right, neither hot nor cold. 10 u
afternoon the clouds began to show sig
d of rain, but the sun scattered the clou'
a until about z o'clock, when a heavy ola'
Q. cloud spread over the earth, and pour
H. aown nsa' - s.,, add in a mimi
', Then IL began 70 na, o""ar.a With \
srouna WIS uO" .sr. bsllstonas IA
r. little pelieIs' a lew ,S,s. ,rr
. and AZ one nme y. % arss, dsal
re crop would be ruinvo' 10. ,.Om =,
N iruit was unuou''su, ~. ,Soro
or trees or BRUISED ou. W. 'O = ~ ire,
:" still s'u'' 'fOp " app
,e Miss Mabel Bywaters, a handsome a
o, lovable young lady. formerly Of this GU