The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-10-21

Inc Dtibish hHu o DoeTs are klu-
Ing each other.
How would you like to DO the coal mani
1t was cool, cloudy and moist yesterday
morning.
We regret that We could not attsud the
Waysrly street fair yesterday and today.
Big hickory nuts At IS cents per bu.hsl.
This is too cheap. 1t leaves no excuse for
nuttluR parties.
MIR. Walter B. Waddsll will show some
Of his hne Herefords at the Kansas City
Hereford Cattle Show, merit week. We
hope be will get many premiums.
The IsTELLIoESoKR has received ad-
vsrtlsing propositions from two or three
magnetic heaiers. Our own doctors do not
advertise, but we have declined the mag
--ss~- 90 Sec
Rev. 7. J. Dismer has been assigned TO
Che colored Msthodist church OF this city.
He IL one Of the best educated coIored
meu ever 10 our midst, and wAs very pop
ular when here three years ago.
Mr.. George NJ. Catron will sell 9 Zoe lot
OF horses and cattle. ct suction, at bis
farm, four miles southeast Of Lexington,
on October 81. Remember the place and
date. See bis advertisement Tor particu-
lsrs. 10-21.2t
A telephone message from Independ-
snce, yesterday, to the IETELLIoEscER,
announced the marriage Of Mr.. J. D. She
walter aud Miss Ailsen Rothrock, which
occurred ct the LacIede hotel, Gt Inds-
pendenoe, ThursdGy night.
Was It schley or SAMPSON That is
subject for discussion. We don't discuss
It, we simply give you az sxact repro
duction Of the Battle Of Santiago, show
ing the destruction OF Cervera's feet.
between the acts OF ''Casey's Troubles"
Al New Grand opera house October "a.
The Medicine was returned. "Desr
Doctor:-whlle buying the medicine you
ordsred at the drug store, ! noticed the
reserved seat chart OF the theatre; /
bought q seat, got my medicine. and went
10 the theatre. l send your medicine back
untouched, / was cured by fCasey's
Troubles" opsra house October "a.
A relic Of Nspoleon.-Lillie Ia Rose IL
the possessor Of . very precious relic. 1t
10 . rare and curious Cameo presented to
her grandmother, BY Napoleon Bonapart,
when she was maid OF honor 10 the
Empress Marie Louise. Miss La Rose ID
the pretty little actress who plays the
leading part in "Casey's Troubles"
Mr.. John Carter, wife, son aod thrss
daughters, were returning homs from
H~igRinsvi!ls, Wednesday. Near the Con.
fedsrate Home their team frightened ct {
train, and ran away. upsettlag the car
risgs. Mrs. Cattsr's ankle was sprainsd
and her face slightly bruised. The other
escaped injury. The carriage wal badlI
wrecked.
The largest cities OF the east have beer
gazing 10 opsu-syed wonder At the mar
: velous dancing OF Paplnts, billed a. thI
sensation Of Europe. Il is only behint
the scenes that II IL known how tbes,
beautiful rainbow effects are obtained
The dancer has four assistants, using, oil
told, twelve calcium lights, which, with
! the aid OF mirrors at different angles, cas-
over fourteen thousand rays Of brilliant
light, creating a gorgeous dancing pic
turs. A complete reproduction OF thi
grand Rainbow" dance will be given q
one Of the features OF the sparkling
laughable play Of "Cssey's Troubfes.n
Laugh and grow fat Is 40 old maxim
and q good one" says DR.. Emmons in th,
current issue Of the Medical Advisor
land II requires very little perceptions u
realize that q person who laughs fire.
} qusntly and heartily, has little use 10
medicines. A despondent or dyspepti
should cultivate laughter BY means o
amusing and interesting sptsrtaiumepts
say for instance Q comedy like Casey
Troubles and I venture the assertion
, that such q play contains more Life. giylnl
tonic than . whols barrel Of patsn
medicines" At the New Grand Graz,
opera house October "a.
Mr.. Clyde Mcconnell 10 assisting hi
uncle, Mr.. Ed Ford, on the level con
tract. Clyde 10 always busy, but II q cir
|, passes be will be sure 20 Zee her. He We
very busy.a few mornings ago, when
couple Of dlggers called for water. Clyd
grabbed . buokstful OF water add starte,
toward the ditch. Just then be cauRh
sight Of thu RiFla Of Hantiat roIt...