The weekly intelligencer., 1899-08-19

We arg fequeSteiu 10 state the August
leeting at Dover win continue over sun.
ay and until some time next week.
Considerable street Improvement was
rdered at this weeks meeting Of the
ouncil. BIda for 4Oc perch Of macAdsm
IN be submitted at Once.
HOME MONEY TO L0AS.-on good real
state security. In sulhs Of $500 and up.
I per cent. No ccanmissIou, no red
ape. Apply to J. Q. Rlattenburg. II
Chas. Van Asten was thrown from his
'ugly, Tuesday morning, near the opera
louse, and rendered unconscious. His
INJURIES were not serious, and he was
emoved to his home, five hpiles west Of
lexington, Tuesday evening.
The remains OF 7. II. Gillespie arrived
here from Portland, Oregon, Monday,
Ind exercises were held at the Catholic
Church in the afternoon, after which the
burial took place at Dover. The deceased
vas very little known In this couuy. .
having been a resident OF Berlin many |.
years ago.
Where digestion is good, and the gem
sral powers OF the system In a healthy
state, worms can ind no habitation in the
human body. Whites Cream Vermifuee
not only destroys every worm, but cor.
reefs ell arrangements of the digestive
organs. Price 25 cts. For sale by Cren-
shaw Young. S.5 mi
The residence of MIR. W. t. Hays, three
miles east Of Lexington, was totally
destroyed by fire at O'Clock on the
evening OF August lith. Part OF the
household goods were saved. The fire is
supposed to have started from the
kitchen. The insurance on the house and
furniture was $500.
Blotches excresences, which so often
annoy people, are simply efforts OF nature
to thow of impediments to the proper per.
tormance OF her duties. Herbine will aid
and assist nature in her work, and ensure
skin clear and beautiful, entirely free
from all imperiections. Price 90 cts. For
sale by Crenshaw & Young. S5-ml
About 100 Missouri editors and some
from Kansas met at Kansas City Monday
to attend the thirtythird annual conyen-
tiop OF the Missouri Press association.
The meeting lasted two days, after which
the editors and their wives started on an
excursion to St. Paul and other north
western pointsexpectlng to spend week.
Last Monday Mr.. R. r. Crawford dis
posed OF his interest In Crawford Bros.
laundry to his brother, Mr.. o. o. Craw-
ford, who will continue the business.
Mr.. X. Il. Crowford contemplates locating
elsewhere and has left on a prospecting
tour. Both Of the Messrs, Crawford are
clever and popular gentlemen, and we are
sorry TO lose X. X. from our midst.
The Epworth League, OF the Methodist
church, gave lawn social on the Central
College campus, Friday evening Of last
week, that was much enjoyed by young
and old. The evening was very warm,
but good crowd turned out ertheless.
A more delightful and beautiful ground
could not have been selected for lawn
social. The music was furnished by the
Lexington Marine band, and the affair
was success both socially and inap pcially.
DR.. Hughes, OF the DR.. u. o. Smith
Sanitarium Co., arrived in this city Mon.
day according TO appointment, on a
professional visit, and has been busy here
all week administering to the afflicted.
All those who have met the doctor are
well impressed with him and are satisfied
that he can do what he claims. The
doctor will leave tomorrow TO ali other
engagements, but will return again In
about ten days to give his patients more
treatment.
Mayview Progress: "what Is the mat
ter with Mayor Young that he cannot get
a clrcus To come to LexingtonW Don't
you worry about Mayor Young. He
always has an extra card or two up his
sleeve, TO be used when occasion demands
He is waiting now to get the best aggre.
CATION that travels. He is visiting all tn,
circuses that come in this Vicinity, to try
TO find one worthy Of his distinguished
consideration. When good one comes
he will cinch 1t. Mayor Young thinks
we had better do without a circus thar
to have poor one, and that is no pipt
dream.
Mayview Progress: "The Progress vii
not be Issued next Saturday, August 10Th
We have been with you nearly two years
and always at our post Of duty, striving
to give TO you an up 'to-date newsy paper
Now we are going to take short vacation
Don't get alarmed, we are not going II
the sea-shore nor some western resort
but are simply going over to Dover, ou
old home, to visit our parents and to Sc,
"our wiie's people," We will be with yo'
again August 26th, with a paper chocl
full OF news" We hope our good frien'
Plsttenburg may enjoy his vacation, ant
take on several pounds OF flesh Will
living of the top of the pot with hi
"wife's people,"
Sundays Kansas City Star:-"An out o
town wedding OF interest to friends OF th'
bride, who has made frequent visits II
this city will be that Of Miss ALE Davis
daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.. James A Davis
OF Richmond, to Mr.. Clark Way Harrison
Wednesday, September 8, at 7 O'Clock II
the Methodist Episcopal church at Rich
mond. A reception at the Davis hom
will follow the ceremony. At home card
are at the Hotel Cecil, London, after Sep
tember 20. Miss Davis, who has been th
guest Of Mrs. William Morgan, 22l6 Troos
avenue, returns home tomorrow. M
Harrison is the brother OF Mrs. Georg,
Barton OF this city" Miss ALE Davis i
we'll known and has many friends in thi
city.
Higginsvllle Leader: "IIigginsvllle ha
a watermelon destroyer, who has stand
ing challenge TO give any Niger In tn
county a handicap and eat more seeds
heart, rind ana watermelon vines II nee'
be ln an hour and do his own stealing
than any other coon with watermelon
"found" can get away with In an equa
length OF time. OF course when 1t come
to craps or stealing chickens our coloret
population being strictly moral woul'
not Atand any show with O county sea