The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-07-08
help those who help you, or pretty SCOT

ssue OF last Saturday. 1t was a very
paper. !,
we had a rain last Monday. It was g s
gully-washsr, a corr. producer,
! wheat-destroyer. Likewise another Of =.
ne same sort on Tuesday. :.
Mr. Lee Drummond is now . graduate b
d The Louisville, Kentucky School Of
dentistry Any community needing a .
will do well to correspond with :
him. I
Inc ladies of Edenyiew church will
give their regular annual lawn social at :
residence OF J.. L. Marshall, two miles ,
south OF Lexington, on Thursday evening, 4,
July 18th. All are invited.
Write to VIM. II. Tayloe, A. @. p. A.
Southern Ry., Louisville, KY, or J. Q. +,
Beam, Jr., N. W. p. A., Southern R'y,
Chicago, Illinois, for copy OF "summer
Homes" folder and '"rhe Land OF the SKY"
booklet. II
Mr.. Clinton Sydnor, Of neal Corder, had
a very close call one day last week.
While riding through his pasture he was
attacked by a mad steer. The animal
chased him across the pasture. Mr..
Sydnor then left the horse and went
through the fence. The steer continued
his attack upon the horse and gored him
to death.
The county court was In session Mon
day, Tuesday aud Wednesday. The court
did some work in regard to the issuing OF
new refunding bonds, and drawing juries,
but most OF the time was devoted TO
examining old papers and clearing up
the docket. The court will not meet
again till the regular term, on the first
Monday in August.
"The Automobile in Common Use:
What it Costs, How it is Operated, What
it viii do,"-in short, the Automobile,
or horseless vehicle, as we Hnd 1t in actual
service today, is the subject Of the open
ing article in MeClure's Magazine for
July. The article Is illustrated with
pictures Of all the more important types
now under trial. The magazine 10 now
out.
Our county exchanges, which take
wood on subscription, should insist on
having the wood delivered In June or
July. Then, after leaving 1t in the sun
till October, most OF 1t will be found dry
enough to burn. We took a load Of wood
last October and 1t did not season during
the winter. 1t will be all right after
going through the summer, what ID
left OF 1t.
One OF our readers came 10 us last
Saturday, and asked II we were trying to
drive trade from Lexington. or course
we denied any such notion. He then said
that II we succeeded In getting the hitch
racks torn down there would be no place
, in town for country people TO hitch theii
horses, and they would go elsewhere tC
trade. We thought there were plenty o.
hitching places In town. II not, a hitch.
Ing yard might be established.
&, Clarence KnIpmeyer, who was thought
. 10 be fatally injured by an explosion o
, powder, at his fathers hardware store IL
Hlgginsville, last Friday afternoon, 4
a considerably better, though he's not ye
: out OF danger. His eyes are not injured
though 1t was thought his sight had beef
d~estroyed. No one else was hurt. Tn
r roof OF the house was raised. but settle
back. The house was badly wrecked
y Fittv nonnds of dynamite and seyera
:. cans Of powder were in the room, but di
not explode.
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