The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-04-22

A"o MIX oealer8 IN Kansas Olty were a
ned $500 each, Monday, for selling milk
up to standard. In
For sale cheap-a Brown Corn Planter. q
'sed one year. good as new. call and see
/. N-i5-4tl y. B. VAUGHN. 9
Try the Good Luck Ham, s cents per ID. a
first-class, not too salty at X.
!. Lees Meat and Fish Market, Main st. ?
For sALR OR TRADK-Saddle Stallion, 4
he best in the country; also good Jack.
,ome aud see me. Glenn Tyree. s-Is'ti
Mrs. Anna NJ. Dunning was granted Q I
at independence, Monday. on the
that her husband had deserted
isr.
Invitations are out for an entertainment
lnd reception at the Baptist college
tonight, to be given by the Sophomore
Glass.
Give the children a chance TO attend
Prof. Gentry's Dog and Pony show, April
q. Performances ct 8 O'Clock In afternoon
and s o'clock at night.
HOME MONEY TO LoAN-On good real
estate security. In sums Of $500 and up,
at Z per cent. No commission. no red
tape. Apply to ]. q. ~Plattenburg. II
Many OF our farmers are blowing up
part Of their wheat fields. Some are
plowlng all. 1t is reported that % per
cent of wheat land In Kansas will be
plowed.i
The editor Of the Concordian was here
last Friday, and heard Mr.. Aull make a
speech at the courthouse. He says that
Mr.. Aull's eloquencs stopped the clock on
the wall.
For coughs aud colds there is no medi-
cine 30 effective as Ballardis Horehound
Syrup. 1t is the ideal remedy. Price 25
cents and so cents. Sold by Crenshsw &
Young. 4-l.im
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas, OF Waverly, is
probably the only woman who ever re-
ceived q license as pilot on the Missouri
river. She is said to be we'll qualified for
the position.
We call attention to the advertisements
Of our horse.men in this issue. BY read
ing these notices you can select a horse to
suit your taste, whether for beauty,
speed or service.
II you want q garden patch on the
sandbar today is the day to get II. Coun'
Gilman w. v. Curtis will be on the bar at
noon today, and will assign garden spots
to all who apply.
Mr.. VIM. II. Greer had q mess Of
asparagus for dinner, Thursday, OF biz
own raising. He says II anybody can bea'
, this, that he had two messes Of greeni
/. more than a week ago.
. Mr.. Walter Reeder will deliver th'
salutatory OF the graduating class Of thu
High school, this year, and Miss Florenc'
Hall the valedictory. The class viii
consist Of eleven graduates.
1t 10 predicted that the Missouri rive
= will rise rapidly this week and be at tn
danger line tomorrow. Nebraskans ga.
that the thousands Of i~rrigating ditche
Q will absorb the surplus water, and W
Q need not fear any overflow.
= Our county court should advertise nov
for bids for our proposed new fundin
bonds. II q good bid Is made, accept l
II not, they will have time to re.adyertis'
y 1t may be a little early to work on thI
y matter, but II 10 better to have plenty {
" time.
: Prof. Gentry's famous Dog and Pom
y Show will give an exhibition 10 this cit!
next Thursday afternoon and evening
y This show Is strictly moral and elevatiu
IL and Is especially recommended for Il
ct entertainment OF ladies and children.
1t 10 said to be the best trained animal sho
3 travelling.
The Sedalia Democrat OF Sunday sa,
Of that George Hall, OF that place, and a mi
nd named Plattenburg, OF Lexington, a
be now in the Klondyke country and ha
as "struck 1t rich" and are making $3.50 p
be day. No Lafayette county Piattenbure
are missing. There must be a mistake
m names, at least.
On Corder Dispatch; Last week Otto Luce
re who was working a road grader, fell on
horse and sprained his right arm, al
ce next day while he was trying to cross
by small ditch with the scraper the hors
made q jump, causing the scraper to 4
,et on his right arm and breaking that al
at just below the elbow.
oe Last week we published q notice OF {
oe death Of MIR. Jacob Allstadt, at Higgir
willie. The name should have been Jo|
IT, II. Allstadt. Mr.. Allstadt was well know
in this city. lie was the father OF n
ne Charles E. Allstadt, nov OF Chicago, a
ng Mrs, william Dysart. He was born
A. Jefferson county, Virginia, June l
on 1917, and died at Higginsville, April l3'
nut aged 81 years, 10 months and IL days.
' william Aull, Jr., a chip of the {
block, was playing base ball last saturd'
when the boy at the bat struck at a b
las and let the bat fly around In suct
'n' manner as TO strike Willie In the mou'
ss- breaking two front upper teeth a
= loosening two others. His father to
III him to a dentist to be fixed up. VIII
rIy Mr.. Aull went home that evening
OF found Willie out PLAYING ball as thou
II nothing had happened.
-. MIR. j. @. Plattenburg, while In
mercantile business at Dover, twenty-t
,se years ago, sold a bill Of goods amount
to 800, to a man who skipped out with
paving q cent. He wrote several lett
TO the man, but could get no answer.
few days ago he received a letter conta
IA ing $40, and the maj said that he Is n
getting a pension, aud would continue
remit till he paid his bill. Something
been at work on his conscience,
"a By some 9 which we cannot expl
the Higginsville Advance Of last we
his published an item that evidently slip
ara in A man don't like to site
an. knife In his own ribs, but the Adva
nm does 1t. The item Is as follows: eth
are still a few editors In Lafayette cou
the who seem to think that every OF
yho country on the face Of the globe Is be-
than ours. II they don't like this coun
and this government, why don't q
pick up and 'gitF"
Of On Saturday night the Salvation Ar
will have with them Captain Martin