The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-01-28
The cola. raw wind Of wednesday nigh,

The cold, raw wind Of Wednesday night
and Thursday morning was anything
but agreeable.
A quarter section OF smooth land located
In Meade county. Kansas, for sale. cheap.
Apply at this office. tt
Waverly claims to have plenty OF good
coal, In veins six feet thick. This will be
a bonanza for Waverly II srue.
Radius q Rechterman are building a
handsome store building In MAYHEM,
which will o be completed, and will be
one Of the best in the town.
Constipation leads 10 liver trouble, and
torpid liver to Brlght'a disease. Prickly
Ash Bitters 10 q certain cure at any stage
OF the disorder. Sold by Leroy Farmer.
Rev. z. NJ. williams, Of Central College,
preached very acceptably at the Methodist
church, last Sunday, in the absence OF
Rev. b. v. Alton, who was at lndepen-
dence.
Mayview Progress. The youngest mem
her OF the Oklahoma council IL George
BelIamy, aged 81 years, born and reared
10 waverly, Mo. He represents the
Seventh district.
A BARaAIN-Farm TO s,dl or lease Tor :
term Of years, containing IS acres, goot
orchard, living spring, in the fruit reglor
Of Southwest Missouri. Inqnire OF g. W
uvda I~sxinyton. Mo. 1.21.4t
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Wellington Qui viye; Last Thursday
while William Sellmeyer was Q ueaged II
loading coal at oarter's mine, his team
became frightened aud started to run. IL
reaching for the lines to stopthsiu, som'
way his foot became entangled IN . nee
throwing him heavily on the 1reI en
ground, breaking some Of his ribs
Hlgginsvills Advance; DR.. W. A
Milstsr has been appointed a delegate ic
the General Presbyterian Assembly
which meets In Washington, d. G., the
latter part OF September. This 10 q con-
%vention Of representatives Of all Presby-
t~erians Of the world, aud the session wall
continue for several weeks. 1t Is quite an
honor to be a delegate to such a conVen-
tion, and we congratulate DR.. Mister on
his selection.
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