The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-05-05

Miss Sophie Conner went to Houstonia
Friday morning to organize a woman's
Missionary society Of the NJ. f. church,
Sunday, at the Christian church, Will be
mission Sunday" 1t is hoped that the
members will make a special effort to be
and bring their mission envelopes
with them.
The jury in the case OF Mary O'Neil Va.
Kansas City, for $4,000 damages for in
iuries received from a defective sidewalk,
rendered a verdict Thursday night, giving
the plaintiff judgment for 1850.
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consumption, otherwise stop 1t quick
with Muirs Lightning Cough cure.
Nothing so good. Safe for children. 25e.
and Soc. For sale by Chas. W. LOOMS.
At the regular meeting Of the Epworth
League OF the NJ. E. church, South,
Thursday night, Misses Martha Crenshaw
and Katie Eekls were selected as dele
gates to the district conferauce OF the
League, to be held In Houstonia, June o,
Z and 8.
Judge j. NJ. Lowe, OF Kansas City,
owner OF the Lipwnod Lawn farm, near
this city, has entered the race for lieu
tenant governor, at the solicitation Of a
large number OF prominent citizens OF
Jackson county,
Mrs. Jane Booth. the oldest resident OF
Pike county, celebrated her lOOth birth,
day recently. She was born 10 Orange
vile, Pa, April 25, 1890 Her father was
born 10 Virginia, and was d soldier 10 the
revolutionary war.
In packing your vsllse for a trip do not
fail to pat in a bottle OF DR.. Bells Anti
Pain. A change OF climate, diet or water
often deranges the stomach or bowels,
which is instantly relieved by this won
derful a in-killer. Sold by Leroy Far
mer. 5.5ml
The jury in the case Of William T.
Johnson vs.. Marcus T.. and James NJ.
Hall returned a verdict Wednesday after.
noon In favor of the defendants. The
plaintiff sued for $1,000 damages for in.
juries sustained 10 an assault made upon
him by the defendants last October.
Opportunities such as we have to ofier
statesmen are rare. We want both locaI
and travelling representatives. Good pay
to Intelligent men. Experience unneces.
sary. Write for full instructions anC
handsome outfit which we furnish free
OLIVER BROTHERS COMPANY, Rochester
New York. 3-17tS
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Deafness and Noises In the Head by DIR
Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, CAV,
$4,000 to his Institute, 30 that deal PEG.
pie unable to procure the Ear Drums ma,
have them tree. Address No. 5slla. Tn,
Nicholson Institute, $50, Eighth Avenue
New York. 1O-7y1
The $4,000 damage suit for defamation
oil character brought by Prof. A.. Il
duerne, formerly a teacher 10 HardiI
college, against President j, W.. Million
OF that institution, has been withdrawn
Ia a signed statement given out Tuesday
morning President Million says that tn
charges Of intoxication made agains
Prof. Guerne have been satisfactorily ex
planned.
The Epworth League secretary, DR.
Eckle Of Lexington, addressed the Wav
erly branch OF this congregation at tn
Methodist church here Sunday evening
The doctor delivered an earnest addres
on the work of the league aud its object
and duties as an able auxiliary OF th
church In the work Of evangeiizstiou. II
was warmly welcomed by the church an
the congregation that would doubles
have allied the house but for the raiu.-
= WRverly Times.
A pleasant social affair was the recep
i. tion given Wednesday afternoon by Mr.
8. N. Wilson in honor OF her sister, Mis-
, Nickerson, OF Warfensburg, Mo. Tn
house looked very sweet and homelik
with It's decoration OF palms and a profu
sion OF purple and white lilacs, whic
=, filled the air with their fragrance. Th
hostess and her sister were assisted /
receiving by Mrs. Upton Wilson, Mr.
. Lee Hawkins, Mrs. NJ d. Wilson, Mr.
Jane Wilson of Sedalia, and Mrs, Rylan
: Todhunter OF Higgiusville. An elegar
. lunch was served and a delightful after
uoou was spent by Mrs. Wilson and he
friends,
The German American Pioneer asso
citation Of Lafayette county will meet q
= Turner hall. 10 this city, Msy IS. This
the second annual meeting Of the asso
citation, and those who were present q
last years meeting remember the feast q
good things hat was spread for then
:, Mr.. Nick Haerle, Of this city, has th
arrangements In hand, and this is
sufficient guarantee OF its success.
large number Of visitors are expected t
o be present from Sedalia and other place
. Of easy access. This is the time for tn
? annual election Of officers and all mem
' bers should be present. Lafayette count
. papers please copy.
Miss Louise Salmon, only daughter O
3 Major Harvey W. Salmon, Of Clinton, /
in receipt Of general order No. 4S, issue
a by W. q Cabill, lieutenant general Unite
Confederate veterans, Traus. Mississippi
. department, naming her as sponsor 70
that department at the coming reunion t.
be held In Louisville, KY, May 30 to Jun
r 3. Miss Salmon has already been sig
r nally honored by the chivalrous veteran
A at previous reunions. At the Missouri
D state reunion at Sedalia, in 1898, she wa
a maid OF honor, and at that 10 Clinton
=, last year, the largest reunion In tn
history OF the department OF Missouri
she was sponsor. At the general reunion
, at Atlanta, In 1893, she was appointet
maid Of honor and the following year wa
sponsor at the Charleston, 8. C., reunion
George W. Marquis, recently nominate,
by the democrats OF Lafayette county 10
: hssetsOT, won Nne CuNeltu nunOf Ialrll
and squarely, for in his campaigning b
} reverted to the good old way of fifty year
ago. MIR. Marquis made a pedestrian tou
OF the county, traverslng 1t from end t.
end, descending into coal mines anr
ascending to hilltop towns, never over
looking a vote where one is to be found
Mr.. Marquis performance is the NOR,
remarkable because Of the fact that he IL
not a young man or one lus,y with good
health, but a man advanced in life, and
with constitution impaired by twenty.
1--we years work 10 the schoolroom. II the
roads OF Lafayette county are as bad as
they used TO be, he deserved the nomina.
tion. Another good nomination made
by the voters Of that county was Horace
Blackwell for prosecuting attorney. MIR.
Blackwell Is young man, and destined
to be a leader In the state democracy one
NJ thaaa daya -Indansndpnt