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

1 Mexico, May 10, IS and II.
| have a few fne Golden wyandotte Q
'ockerels for sale. John H. EggIestOn. IS a
Mrs. g. W. Hyde went to Higgiusyille
Thursday morning to spend the day with l
!
Stop that cough right away with Mull's
Lightning Cough Cure. 25c. Sold by Q. !
W. Loomis. I.Sml !
Mrs. Thos. b. Smith returned Thursday
a visit to her mother, Mrs. Mamie @.
rompkins, 10 Kansas City.
FOR sALE-About 20 8 aud 4 year old
mules. VIII take In exchange Yearling
mules. Vaughan a spurlock. i-ls.tf
Mrs. Young Hickliu aud her two
daughters, Misses Pearl and May. are
visiting relatives 10 Kansas City.
Mr.. James W. Hays went to Sweet
Springs Wednesday to spend q lew days
with his brother, Mr.. R. Sam Hays.
Mr.. Vim. II. Silver returned to his
home in st. Louis Tuesday. after q visit
to the family Of bis brother, Mr.. 8. Percy
Silver, in this city.
Church OF Christ Scientist. Sunday
services as follows; 1880 q. M, Sunday
school II 80 a. m, at Knights of Pythias
hall. All are cordially invited. Il
Mrs. Lizzie Tucker, Of Hiler, Jackson
county, who has been visiting the family
Of her brother -in-law, DIR. J. K. Tucker,
returned home Wednesday evening.
HOME MoNRY TO LoAN.-on good real
estate security. Ia sums OF $500 aud up,
at Z per cent. No commission, no red
tape. Apply to J. Q. Plattsnburg. II
Kills Them.-Rheumatic pains, lame
back, diarrhoea, sprains. pleurisy. sore
throat, frost bites, with Mull's Lightning
Pain Killer. 25c. For sale BY Chas. W.
LOOMS. 1-Sm1
Mrs. Wayne Moreland entertained a
small party of her friends In a charming
manner at a candy pulling Tuesday night.
It was a very enjoyable affair, and all who
were present had a genuine good time.
The goosebone prophets have declared
that we would have no winter, and about
the time we had let our fires 60 out, and
had a row with the coal dealer, g blizzard
came upon US. We think there ought to
be some ecourse on the prophets.
Mrs. Henry Lewis. living nine miles
north OF Camden, Mo-, was struck by a
falling tree Tuesday, and instantly killed.
She was helping her husband saw down a
large tree, when II fell 10 q different
direction from what she anticipated.
We have made arrangements to have .
few sample copies OF the New York World
and Kansas City Times sent to a large
number Of our subscribers 10 this county.
II you would like TO subscribe for either
paper, we can send II to you at q reduced
rate. Come in aud give US your name.
An authority on the subject says the
twentieth century will have twenty.four
leap years, the greatest number possible.
The month OF February will have five
Sundays three times during the century
in 1870, 1913 and 1916. The middle day
OF the century will be January l, 1861,
There will be $50 eclipses during the
century. The earliest date In the century
on which Easter occurs Is March IL and
|. the latest April 20.
0 A Columbia paper tells this story-th'
y same old one-on a university boy. Til,
4 young man and his best girl were on
a driving one afternoon. They had conn
upon a fine stretch OF road. "Do you be
. lievs In palmistry" asked he. "the read
ing Of ones handH" 81 believe" sh
4 replied, "that II l could see the lines Il
only one OF your hands l could foretel
I that we would have a very pleasan
drive" He grasped the lines In one han
and the-situatioh 10 the other.
Maurice Loewy, manager OF the Parl
10 observatory, has announced to the acad
IT envy OF science that a map Of the heaven
is well toward completion. 1t represent
the heavens with the stars up to the foul
Of tenth magnitude. There are about
oil mllilOub VI uthio u tuo '-.e
nearly ten years to prepare. Only at ii
~ congress OF Paris 10 1896 was q systeI
Q. devised to produce perfect results. Loew
st showed the academy negatives OF Q
10 inches square; each enclosed about go
ed stars.
Our old friend, Mr.. II. q. Russell.
Kansas City, the popular express me
senger on the Kansas City and Sedal
of division OF the Missouri Pacific, took
,is day OF Tuesday to meet Captain Ste'
". B. Parks, OF Creston, Iowa, one Of his o
Nv comrades Of the civil war. During d
I'M war Mr.. Russell was a lieutenant In Il
,st l25th Ohio volunteer infantry and N
Ice Parks was q captain 10 the same reg
VA ment. They also served together I
nd three months In the 85th Ohio volunte
an infantry and were both severely wound
m In the battle Of Chickamauga. In lS'
las They had not met since that time and
ter is needless to say that they thorough
v. enjoyed each others companionship du
L. Ing the brief time they were togeth
RS after the lapse OF so many years.
ty, John F. Kennedy, the notorious ira
robber, a lost IN MS last a''emp'
vas escape punishment for the Macomb ira
lay robbery, and must serve his sentence
Ter seventeen years 10 the Missouri Penlte
ias tiary. Tuesday morning In Dlvisi
No. z oil the state supreme oou'' " DC
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ity opinion written oy on'e' 'u'',oo ia"
ib' b. CAN'T In oniei 'us,ico JAMES
the dantps opinion ali Oh tue eAoep.o
t Is made by the de'ense 10 'ne 'u'uss y,
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