The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-01-27

Pony to work for his feed. Inquire at
hotel. 1-is-t2 81
Misses Carrie aud Emma Geysr return
d Thursday from their visit to Kansas o
lily.
Smallpox has broken out In the Kansas r
lily jail and the prison has been quar- {
ntined.
Messrs. Theodore Youngs aud W. r.
'elt, Of Higginsvills. were In the city 7
thursday.
Miss Calths Campbell left Thursday
or Fulton, Mo-, to visit her friend, Miss |
srna Watson.
DR.. Il. c. Gordon went to Marshall I
Thursday to attend q meeting Of the Pres
Home Mission board.
Mrs. Harriet McCauslaud left Thursday
morning for Howard. Kas., to visit her
son, Elder Walter A. McCausland.
Master Jas. r. M~oorshsad, Jr., lett
Thursday for Fulton, NO., to visit his
grandparents, Col. aud Mrs. l. W. Boul-
ware.
Messrs. r. A. Hlckliu, G. Gruber and
Z. b. Campbell went To Kausas City
Wednesday morning TO speud the day, on
business.
The February term OF the criminal
court will begin here on Monday, the 9th
day OF March. The grand Jury will siso
meet on that day.
Mr.. J. R. Moorshead returned Thursday
morning from Kansas City, where he
attended the twelfth annual meeting OF
the Missouri aud Kansas Lumber Dealers
association.
Barred P. Rock Cockrels that | will sell at
q bargain for the next 30 days. Jno.
r. Potts, one mile east OF Lexington, on
Dover road. 12.16m1
Native lumber for sale cheap.-Cotton-
wood. oak, elm or sycamore. All orders
promptly nned. Sawmill on my farm,
AZ miles east Of Lexington. on the river.
Robt. A. Hicklin. l-1Sml
The musical critic of the Warrensburg
Journal, having heard both, declares that
Blind Boone, of Missouri, can spot
Paderewski seven bars and then beat him
out playing the piano.
Is YOUR FARM MoRTaAaED-Ii 80, l
will trade you a clear farm 10 Vernon.
Bates, Cass or Ray county, for your
equity. Want farm In Lafayette county.
Address Box $50, Butler. Mo. l.lst2s
Mr.. J. J. Besls was In the city Wednes-
day, looking after his political fences.
He has not yet announced himself. but
we are satisfied that he will make the race
for county treasurer. He 10 q popular
man, and will make q very interesting
competitor.
There 10 q constant demand for such
walnut timber Ne Is still to be found 10
Missouri. 1t Is shipped away. much Of II
abroad. Buyers are now contracting fol
all that remains in the region round
about Ash Grove, paying s15 q thousand
for It, In the log.
"Uncls Bob" McCampbell, q Howard
county weather sharp, tells his locs
paper that, according to his goosebon'
indicators, which he declares never ye
have failed him, the winter weather 4
practically over, except that there may b
q little cold spell 10 March.
waverly Times: CDR. R. L. Drummond
Of Lexington, den tist, is now permanent
ly located In this city. Friday afternoon
We were shown through his elegant an
/, handsomely fitted up apartments at tn
. City hotel. The doctor is o cougenis
, companion and q thorough gentlema
a aud we bespeak for him the liberal pa,
ronage of the public.
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Q Ing little writing at your home. secuI
scholarship, free, in either Draughon
Practical Business Colleges-Nashvill
I St. Louis, Little Rock. Fl. Worth, Calves
d ton, Shreveport or Savannah. Beet pa
ronized Business Colleges in the Soutl
For particulars address,, the illustrate
- Youth and Age. Nashville. Tenn. lib.
In addition to having Ella Ewing, Il
! largest woman In the world, Missouri hi
the smallest married couple In the worl
M They are Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ray,
Dunklin county, who have Just return,
home to spend the winter, having be,
with the Sells Bros show last yes
:, They are each three feet tall aud well
ordinarily about thirty-eight poun
each.
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son Thu u.rriags could not take mia
be while he was the rector OF the church,
[r. Mrs. Anderson had been divorced.
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