The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-04
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The flooring mill at Sweet Springs was
damaged 5000 a few days ago, by a cylln-
der head blowing out. This mill is owned
by Messrs. R. Sam Hays and T. ]. Johns,
both formerly OF this city. No one was
hurt, thought three men had mario "
escapes.
Miss Nancy Huston cut an artery in the
palm OF her left hand Wednesday, while
peeling apples with a penknife. The
wound bled so profusely that a doctor had
to be summoned to stop the flow Of blood.
The accident came near resulting quite
seriously.
MIR. 8. T. Profitt will auction of a
large lot Of 2.yesr.old cattle, at the Cole
livery barn, In this city, next Friday, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock. Here Is q chance
for our feeders to buy. These are good
southwest cattle, and 27 will be sold.
See advertisement.
Mr.. T. @. Sawyer bought a handsome
Hereford bull at the Kansas City cattle
show. The animal was one OF Vaunata's
best, was a year old last spring, and
weighs 1,45O pounds. Mr.. Sawyer paid
$500 for him. The name OF the animal 10
Commodore Schley.
The local editor Of the DAILY INrELLI-
eENcER wishes to state, that he will be
found hustiing as energetleally to gather
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Any favor extended him along this line
will be duly appreciated,
Mr.. Horace G. Bolton left Friday
morning for Galena, Kansas, to locate.
He will be connected with the mer-
camille establishment OF Mr.. Clarence
q. Worthington, . well.known former
Lexiugtonian. Our best wishes go with
Horace to his new location.
Thousands OF men and women suffer
from piles, especially women with female
weaknesses have this suffering to contend
with in addition 10 their other pains
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment will
quickly effect a cure. Price 50 cents 10
bottles, tubes 70 cents. For sale by Cren'
shaw a Young. ll.4ml
Messrs. p. q J: Larklu will sell al
auction e5 head Of thoroughbred short
horn cattle, at their farm six miles north
east OF Corder, aud seven miles southwest
Of Waverly, on Friday, November 18th
These cattle are mostly registered. They
will also sell as head,of high grades. se'
their advertisement.
We have on sale, Tor cash only, a manu-
iacturers' line OF furs, which We will sci
at less than jobbers' cost, Sale will en'
next wednesday hight, II you wan
to buy or see the finest and cheapes
furs 10 the United States, come at once
They cannot be seen after next Wedues
day night. W. g McCausland. 1t
. Mr.. George W. Null will sell at auction
/ q. his farm near, Odessa, on Tuesday
November Il, sixty head Of Poland Chit
hogs, including 5 boars, out OF Ander
sons Model 1851, the highest priced so'
in the world. Also, Is other good boar
i aud 80 lows and gifts. Here is an oppoi
i tunity TO get royal blood. See bis advei
;, tisement.
Higginsville Jeiiersonian: An extr
D freight train coming west on the Chicsg
Q a Alton this. Thursday morning, 4
9 about 8 O'Clock, left the track betwee
% Mt. Leonard and Blackburn, wreckin
fifteen cars loaded with railroad stee
y No one was hurt, and the accident vi
caused by o broken wheel. The passeI
ger trains this mornipg were sent arour
/. over the Wabash. 1t is expected that Il
track will DO opened; by three o'clock tn
evening. q
Mr.. and Mrs. james K. Edmonds ha'
z moved into their residence property G
" East Main street, recently purchased
1t Mr.. Ernest MeOausland and Just vacats
10 by Mr.. and Mrs.. N, 3. Basket. Mr.. ar
ir Mrs. Basket have stored their honseho
10 goods IN the old Traders bank bulldiI
It until their new residence on Frankl
y avenue Is completed. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
10 GslEer will occupy the rooms vacated
1t Mr.. aud Mrs. Edmonds, 10 the Bell Hal
70 on Franklin avenue.
t. Barley Campbsll's southern romano
10 "The White Slave" with a splend
dramatic cast, q wealth OF beautii
IA scenery and novel electrical effects con-
to to our opera house, November 9th, whe