The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-02-04
County sauys B.scs Monday.

County eaurf pssCS Monday.
Turner'S mask ball, February 18th.
Lecture Mooday night, opera house.
lev. Robert McIotyrs.
The erOund hog Old not see any shadow
ast Thursday, In this vielnlty.
The "Big Three" combine will give you
he IsrELLI0KNoKR. the Cosmopolitan
Magazine and the New 70 4 Twice.s.
Week World, all one year Tor p 40. a
Some boys were tried Monday for dis
a Salvation Army meeting, and
discharged. The verdict seemed to
suit the audience, judging by the ap.
For driving out dull, bilious feelings,
strengtheniog the appetite and increasing
the capacity OF the body Tor work, Prlckly
Ash Bi,tera Is golden remedy. Sold by
Leroy Farmer. q
Our cadets went to Independence last
Saturday to play a game OF basketball.
Their old enemy. Company r. OF lndepsn.
deuce, scooped them again, this time to
the tune Of II to g.
Don't lrrltate your lungs With a stub
born cough when a pleasant aud effective
remedy may be found Ia Billiards. Hore.
hound Syrup. Price Is cents and so cents.
Sold by creushaw 4 Young. I'd I'm
Mr. Carl Colt was hauling Ice last week
when his team OF mules became talky.
While trying to make them pull, one Of
the mules kicked him In the face, causing
serious ipiury. Mr.. Colt lives two miles
southeast OF town.
Fifty cents per dozen for oysters, is a
thing OF the past. Dave Haeckker's
bakery and Restaurant Is selling New
York Counts, served 10 any style, aud
delivered to any part Of the city, for &c
cents per dozen. "a 2t
Last Friday Mr.. W. R. MiEell Jumped
from the train, on the J. G. Branch, neat
Dover, aud was seriously bruised. The
train was stopped and be was picked ny
unconscious, and carried to Dover. H,
soon recovered, no bones being broken.
Miss Susie Afford was elected as
teacher in the public schools, to take thu
place made vacant by the resignation o
Miss Addie Lamborn, and Miss Edit
Mars was elected as second substitute, a
the meeting OF the school board Wednes
day night.
Frequently accidents occur In th
household, which cause burns, cutl
sprains aud bruises. For use In suc|
cases Ballard's Snow Liniment has 10
many years been the constant favorit
family remedy. Price % cts. and 80 ct
Sold by Crepshaw q Young. Palm
D., There was a large crowd at the BSpti'
I church last Sunday afternoon, to pay mel
! last respects TO Mr.. A. Fitzhugh Alexau
der. The funeral sol mon was an ilnpre'
sive one. It was very cold, yet q lare
number went to the cemetery. Tt
funeral was under the auspices Of III
4. Masons.
!. Congressman Cowhsrd has our thani
q for nicely bound copies OF the Congress
ional Record. The Record Is a good thin
!. 20 have in q printing Office, but in the o
a loose form VIC could never take care
them. Mr.. Cowherd has our thanks {
for this and many other kidd remer
y branoes.
II The "BIg Sixn combination will al
:. you six papers for less than any two Won
cost II taken separately. The INTEL
:. oRHoKR, the Live Stock Indicator, I
y Institute Edition, the Poultry Farmer,
Farmers Insurance Journal and !
Humane Alliance. all one year, si.4S. :
% Rev. Robert Mcintyre, one Of the mt
q popular lecturers 10 America, will lectr
% at the opera house, 10 this city on Mond
night, February 9th. His subject will
"Thirty Hours In the Sunless World,
10 A Trip Through Wyandotts Cavern
rs This lecture is pronounced the finest
a. OF description ever heard. Seats now
sale at Crenshaw & Young's.
be Mr.. George B. Deaiey, business mana
at Of the Dallas, Texas, News, passed throu
or Kansas City, Saturday Of last week,
I'D his way east to inspect the model print
~. Offices Of the country. The Dallas Ne
a will soon build an office, and wants
to best and most modern that money
he secure, and that office sent Mr.. Dea
aud an archietect on 4 tour Of inspect
=. This is q very high compliment to
Judgment Of Mr.. Dealey, who Is "
al young
mt Mr.. Ephriam Repick, Of Napoleon,
rem been very low with pneumonia for q w
He is a brother OF Mr.. John Reniok,
died last week Of the same trouble.
XIV hope for his speedy recovery. We ca
/ of afford to lose such men as the REM
cal Since the above wal put 10 type, we Il
that Mr.. Renick died on Wednes
md night. He was about "a years OF age,
one Of the most respected citizens oil
Il county. Our whole community
Rrieye to hear OF his death.
7 n Our old citizens will remember
.as: family OF Mr.. John Fritz, who lived
q IL this city some years ago. His daugt
orn Rosa, a beautiful little girl when
the lived here, aiterward married Jane
run Flood, a o OF the California millionI
red and a man who 10 wealthy In bis
,me name. Mr.. Floods FIRST wife died a J
che over a year ago, leaving him a daugl
,om now six years old, aud 1t Is annou
.ods that Mr., Flood will, on next Wednes
ears DO married to Miss Maude Fritz' 81
10 a OF Bis arst vile.
In Tuesday morning we received q
~ietter from Mr.. ]. NJ. Julian, OF San d
rave California. He says q sad accldent
named 10 his daughter, Mrs. OPP
Itch Regain. on the 2pd OF December. sht
took the misfortune to fall from a cnai
tute which she was standing, trying 70
FAR window shade. One bone Of her leis
the was broken near the knee. Shs was
the recovered from q similar hurt on
ngiy road. which occurred four years ago
has ia improving, aud able TO sit up
'msr Mr.. Julian sends regards to his old irl'
Ca HIgginsville Leader: "some enter
- o : ing fellow who wished to bettei
nv nnantial condition without the atlen
u's circumstances Of hard labor, undsI.o'
Ts burplariEe the grocery house OF ne
McCord. q few nights ago. Inc a'V
tue was made to cut out q PANEL In the
ing IN the rear Of the storeroom, and no q
PEI the burglary would haye been success
~, accomplished had 1t not oeen lOl
Nc. sheetirou covering on the ins'oe =
"es' door. II the guilty party Is discover
.s should be punished just as severe
! ons though be had completed the task
Innocence is only due to bis inaoi',
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