The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-06-10

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what will Lexington do on the Fourth
Of july?
Saloon Licenses will be granted al a
term Of the county court on
June u.
Prof. ~. Williams, the magnetic heo Ter
Is at the Commercial Hotel, and " lremain
two weeks.
The Teachers institute is in session nj
li'geinsville. 1t met Monday, and will
three weeks.
The case of the Sunday base bali play.
ers will be heard to-day, aud we predict
a full house for tie occasion.
Beginning the first OF June, Mrs. s. A
Moorehead will sell out all kinds Of mil.
llnery at greatly reduced prices. 0 3 Il.
Like diamonds raindrops glisten."
Drops OF Hoods Sarsaparilla are precious
jewels for the blood which glistens in
their use.
DIR. Green, of Wm. Jewell College, will
not leave Missouri. One condition of his
remaining is that the college shall raise
s2OO,OOO for improvements.
For SALE-Two Fresh mich cows,
None better IN the country.
l.. b. HAMIsFAR,
6.1O.t2 Higeinsvllle Mo.
HOME MONEY To LoAN.-On good real
estate security. Ia sums of $500 and up,
Mt I per cent. No commission, no red
tape. Apply to j. Q. Plattenburg. II
Mr.. Fort. McFadin says We never had
such weather before the days OF these
prognosticatOrs. lie thinks Hicks, Con.
ner, and all the brood OF weather. guess
ers ought to be killed.
Mr.. George Schawe requests US to ex.
press his thanks to the voters OF the second
ward for the very complimentary vote he
received last Tuesday. lie will always
t-y to deserve the confidence no geuer.
ously given.
Hardly a day passes, in families where
there are children, in which Billiards.
Snow Liniment is not needed. II quickly
cures cuts, wounds, bruises, burns and
scalds. Price ~ and 80 cents. For sale by
Crcnshaw N Young. 0 3mI
The Mo. Pacific Railway will run a
special train from Lexington to Kansas
city, Sunday juno Is, at the low rate OF 70
cents Tor the round trip. The train will
leave Lexington about 10 IA. m. for Kansas
CITY, returning al II p. III.
DIR. W. A. Council, a member Of the
faculty Of the Kansas city Homeopathic
Medical College, will practice medicine
with DIR. N. b. Payne during the summer
lie is making a special study OF the
diseases Of women and children.
II your sight Is blurred with specs and
spots floating before your eyes, or you
have pains on the right side under thu
ribs, then your liver Is d%eranged, and yol
need a few doses OF Herbine to regulate 1t
Price so rents. For sale by Crenshaw a
Young. 6 3m1
The reside nee OF Mr.. James II. Camp
bell, in Kansas City, was robbed Tuesday
in broad daylight. One thousand dollar
in money and a lot Of jewelry valued a
S4O were secured. He is a brother o
Rev. W. II. Campbell, OF Houstonls,
Baptist minister, well known In this city
Aside from the serious inconvenience
and pain caused by piles, there is
tendency to fstula and to cancer in tn
rectal regions. Piles should not be allow
ed TO run on unchecked. Tabler's Buck
eye Pile Ointment Is an iniallible remedy
Price, so cents a bottle; tubes rs cts. Flo
sale by Crenshaw Il Young. 6.3m1
j. II. McManigal, the man who Stable,
and killed Mr.. Thomas &. Young, OF thi
city, at Sedalia, last September, attempt
ed suicide, at Warrensburg, last Saturda
afternoon. lie drank half an ounce {
laudanum, then cut his throat with
razor. The doctors have fixed him vi
, and he will recover. He has been actin
queer" since his attempt at suicide.
Quarterly meeting at the German n
f. church, corner of Twelfth and Sout
s%tre,ts, June nth, Services Friday even
ing s pm; Saturday afternoon go
Sunday school $3.50 a. m; preachin
1870; soul feast Sunday afternoon 2:3I
Sunday evening s O'clock, lecture, sub
ject, Habits" by Presiding Elder Re,
, Charles OFT, OF Kansas City, Kansas, "a
, the interest Of the Epworlh Leagu,
Every one invited. Rev. OF will con
duct all the meetings.
The Mayview Progress goes to unnece,
sary trouble to explain its political stant
. Ing for the benefit OF the INTELLIGENCEl
y We know the Progress Is o. X, and hay
never doubted It's politics. And when III
! truth is set before the Progress in a clef
light, we have no doubt its religion
views will be above reproach. Political
ly the Progress does not want goldbul
j to lead the democratic party. That, b
contrast, Ia just the religious position {
/, the Presbyterian church. DIR. Briggs hS
. preached many orthodox sermons. But
. he has u few heterodox ide IL that he wan.
. to air, he must get out of the presbyteria
o church to air, them. The above ia goo
politics, IL IL also good religion.
= Last Sunday a basket meeting was hel
at the Christian church. An unusui
, effort was made to get the old member
to attend, and carriages were sent aitt
them. A number were present, and a
enjoyed the meeting. A splendid sermo
r was preached, and after communion
, quarter OF an hour was spent in hand
@ shaking. Then dinner was announced
r aud all went into the Sunday schot
room where half a dozen long iablt
o were spread, and a most exceller
=. dinner was served. A few members wer
/ home for fear there would not be enoug
\ to satisfy the crowd. About three hun
q dred persons dined, and we are safe
n saying there was enough left 10 lee
n three hundred more. Nothing was lack
ing. The bill OF fare included cold han
A chicken, tongue, light bread, chess
= waters, salads, coffee, pies, cake In gre'
:, variety, strawberries, and a great man
!, other thiags we cannot remember. II VIZ
t a happy crowd, and all seemed to EMO
d the social opportunities. Al three o'cloc
. the afternoon meeting was called, an
Y the "ioll.call" was begun. About tn.
Y time a heavy cloud came up In the soutf
west and the people began to leave it
y home. When the roll-ca was abor