The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

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the citv Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Kirby, OF Saline county. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. W. weedin.
have a few fine Golden wyandotte
eockerels for sale, john II Eggleston. 10
Stop that Cough right away with Mnn's
Lightning Cough Cure. Csc. For sale b.
Chas. W. LOomie. 23m1
Mr.. J., O.. Bledsoe returned Wednesday
from Harrisonville, where be had bus
insss 10 circuit court.
DR.. r. W. Mcdonald lett Tuesday
evening Tor Mir neapolis, Mimi, and will
be absent about ten days.
Mrs. Z. X. Wolfe. OF Lees summit,
arrived Tuesday to visit her parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. II, B. Tunstall.
Mrs. Lizzie Farber, OF Kansas City,
arrived Tuesday for an extended visit TO
her sister, Mrs. Katharine Fanolio.
foR sALE-About 20 3 and a year old
mules. VIII take In exchange yearlipg
mules Vaughan q spurlock, 1-l3-tf
Mrs. Z. B. wipga,e came down from
Kansas City Wednesday to attend the
funeral OF her uucls, DR.. NJ. Chapman.
Mr.. aud Mrs. @. Ernest Chapman, Of St.
Louis, arrived Tuesday evening. called
by the death OF Mr.. Chapman's father.
Miss Lucie Nicholson went to Kansas
City Tuesday evening to visit the family
Of her brother, MIR. Robert Nicholson.
Mrs. Addie Cosgrin returned to her
home 10 Kansas City Wednesday, after
an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. VIM,
Y. Meet.
Lexington's young society people will
enjoy q dance at Turner hall, February 10,
Tue list can be seen at Boyd GDkeson's
new staud.
| Hon. Alexander Graves returned We'd
nesday from Jefferson City, where he
/ went to argue the Hook case before
! the supreme court en- banc.
For SALE OR RENT.-Farm of 21 acres,
/ 8 miles south OF Lexington. Twenty acres
! adjoining can be bought. Apply to J. r,
I Moorehead, Lexington, Mo. -21u~
Church OF Christ Scientist, Sunday
I services as follows: 1890 a. M, Sunday
school 1880 a. m, at Knights Of Pythias
l hall. All are cordially invited. II
I HOME MONEY TO LoAN.-ou good real
\ estate security. In sums OF $500 and up
! at 7 per cent. No commission, no REQ
\ tape. Apply to J. Q. P%lsttsnburg. If
1t Kills them all.-Pleurisy, Diptheris
{ Group, Colds, Winter Cholera or any kind
! OF pain, internal or external. Null
Lightning Pain Killer. Absolutely pure
! $50. All druggist. For sale by Chas. W
LOOMS. 3 mi
I Mr.. and Mrs. John Bour, Of Sedalia, &C
. companied by their little son, arrived
Wednesday evening to visit the family o
! Mr.. Bour's father and to attend tn
Z funeral OF Mr.. Charles F. Winter, MIR
! Bour's uncle.
! Colonel Richard W. Thompson, ex
: secretary OF the navy, soldier, Statesman
! and author, and the only surviving mem
: Der OF the congress Of 1S4i, Is critically II
! at his home in Terre Haute, Iud. Colone
4 Thompson is 81 years Of age.
Mr.. Ed. Hulysr requests US to extern
7 his thanks to his n~eighbors aGd friend
! who were so kind aud attentive durip
the sickness Of his wife. He feels hi
! inability to express to each one hI
gratitude. and takes this method I
: thank all.
Both synods Of the Missouri Presby
z terrain church, North and South. al
! working for an endowed Bible professor
\ Presbyterian control. There are ov,
Z $50 Presbyterian students enrolled at II
university.
The city council OF Marceline has pass'
I an ordinance taxing the drug stores
! that city 200 a year each. 1t is claim'
3. that the sale OF liquors by the druggis
has driven the saloons outSof busine
= and the city intends to play even for Il
loss OF revenue.
Mr.. J. Reid Rylaud, travelling salesmi
for the Brown Shoe company, oil :
Louis, came in Wednesday to visit b
parents, Judge and Mrs. John e. Rylan
.r He has Just returned from a trip tbroul
the south, and will remain here till 4
18th OF March.
Thomas Shackleford, OF Howard count
who argued a case before the suprer
court the other day, is recognized as /
Oldest lawyer in the state who practic
at the bar Of the court OF last reso.
His experience as an advocate before th
tribunal covers a period Of more than b.
a century.
jefferson City has a "David Harum,"
the person OF a grocer who lately b
developed IN Unsuitable propensity 1
on horse trading and who one day last we
proved himself a world. beaten In III
line Of achievement. He traded twice I
same day with the same man, using /
same horses in both deals, and came O
n ahead.
SCHOLARSHIP FREE-You may, by d
ing little writing at your home, secu
~. scholarship, free, in ei:.er DrsuehoI
Practical Business Colleges-Nashvil
81. Louis. Little Rock, TT. Worth, Galv'
md ton. Shreveport or Savannah. Beet pi
az. roniEed Business Colleges 10 the Soul
For particulars adress, The Illustrat
Youth and Age, Nashville. Tenn. lib
The enrolment Of students at the NJ
Isl souri, state university reached 1000 Tut
IN. day. This 10 the largest enrolment e'
III known In the history Of the school. 7
event was celebrated by the firing OF I
cannon upon the university campus a
Q general iolliHcation. The enrollme
does not include the students enrolled
the school OF mines at Rolla, which add
to the 1000 at Columbia. gives a total
100, or 200 more thsn were entered up
G its rolls last year.
II our farmer friends want to pick
= two or three dollars, they ought to si'
the chance 10 get the st. Louis Journal
Agriculture and the great American FL
mers' Horse Book. This Horse Book
being sold atS3 so. Look at this com
nation; Tbs INTELLIaRScER 800; Jot
nal OF Agriculture 81 90; Journal lmar
The 900 pages, IS ceuts; horse book IS 90; to
S6.75; the whole scheme Tor ~ 90 II y
on would rather have "America's War
Humanity, p aud not the horse book,