The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-03
LOCAL snoRl-srots

st,el mortgages for sale al this Office,
. sts each.
+ .eral good farms for rent. Apply to
s. Plattenburg. lOt''
<.mocrauc County COMMITTEES meetingi
.t.fthouse-Monday.
..es Marie Coss is improving. She has
quite sick for more than q week.
IA, your reserved seats for Arsonia
srtainment, a, the opera house, Mon
AN night.
Stop that cough right nwsy with Muirs
<tkhtning Cough Cure. Csc. Sold by
"a. ". Loomis. 3 3m1
NE would LIKE to send the Kansas City
Ii TO our farmer friends. Come in
ina get our combination figures.
Mr.. Evan Young has returned from the
Neltmer Institute, Nevada. He says he
vas much improved by the treatment
here.
Everybody about Lexington is determ-
ned to be at Kansas City the Fourth OF
July. We all want to see the next presi-
Dent nominated.
Justices Of the peaceand n%otaries public
eau be supplied with ehattle mortgages
Al this office, at 8 cents per copy. All
kinds Of blanks lrinted to order. II
Mr.. Sam c. Neale has retired from the
HiRginsville Leader, aud is now travelling
solicitor for the Kansas City Times. He
ia a good ~rustler, and a valuable man for
the Times.
March came 10 like a lamb. The first
day OF March was a bright, warm sun
shiny DAY, with very little wind. We will
see ii the month goes out like a lion. 1t
generally does.
Several coal banks have been opened on
the sni, and this winter there has been a
great deal OF coal taken out. Much OF 1t
"a being hauled to Odessa, and the neigh
borhood is being supplied.
The game of basket ball Saturday
night, between the w. NJ. A. and Kansas
City stars, resulted in the defeat OF the
latter by a score Of % to 6. 1t was the
most interesting game OF the season.
FOX phif VI NO. a WIN 'hNieoi
g years old, 10 hands high, weigh about
1900 each; mares, well broken. Also 8
young No / Registered Poland Bears. A.
p. Young, near Prairie church. 2l7-ti
The jail birds aud the cAlaboose gang
were out Wednesday, shoveling paths
through the snow. We think these
fellows ought TO be kept at work, even II
they had to pile all The snow up In the
middls Of the street.
Miss Adna worthingtou returned We'd
nesday from a visit TO her brother,
Clarence, In Galeus, Kas. She started
from Kansas City Tuesday night, but did
not reach home till Wednesday morning
being snow bound between here and
Kansas City.
Children often inherit feeble digestive
power and collie OF a more or less sever
character results, when food 10 taket
which lie at all difficult to digest. White'i
Cream Vermiiuge acts as a general ant
permanent tonic. Price, % cents. Fol
sale by Crenshaw q Young. S-3ml
We suspect tina every case Of glauder'
that ever appeared in this county wa
brought here by the miserable gang o
."S,Sasa ,ha,r a,.oassd and suneran
49, 49, sso,e,ons Tbev sbould no
be allowed TO stop In the county.
For all pulmonary troubles Ballard
Horehound syrup taken 10 tue carr
stages, proves a certain and sure specinc
1t is equally eifeetlvein Group ana "hoop
log cough ana u useu ~ sou
tne iurIner 49,
free' = anu oo oen's' -,
shaw +" houhg'
A dollar draft in every box, says That
must cure you. II you have kldney an'
bladder trouble, liver trouble aud lmpur
blood, stomach trouble ana dyspepsl'
rheumatism or female complaint. ~
MuiPs Pioneer Cure, chocolate coa'e
tablets. See That the name on tue 90
hts your cssei It's no oure-sil, ons remed
for but Que disease. Cash the orait II
uoes"t uelP YOU NS "u" '"
O"1S W. Loom''
MIR. Charles Gsyer received a TELEGRAM
from ST. Louis Sunday night stating th'
his theatrical car, "Lottie," which wa
leased by the BLACK Patti" company, 70
destroyed by fire Sunday mornin
while en- route FROM Springfield, Ill, I
st. Louis, over the Z. q A. Tue car an
Its equipments were valued al s4,OOo' o
which Mr.. Geyer carried fl,6OO insuranc'
1t was one OF the handsomest cars MI
Geyer had on the road.
The young ladies OF Argonia Literar
Society, Of Central College, will give a
entertainment at the opera house on Mon
day night, March 9th. A charge Of 2
cents at the door will be made, and th
receipts will be used for the benefit Of tn
college library. This Is a laudable pur
pose, and the young ladies' should b
encouraged. Besides this, they have
splendid programme, and the entertain
mqnt will be worth the money. Argoni
programmes always surpass the highes
expectations. Reserve you seats early
Odessa Dem ocrat: Last Tuesday even
ing at seven O'CLOCK. the hospi,able coun
try home OF Mr.. w. A. Page was tn
scene OF a pretty home wedding. Tn
groom was one OF Lafayette county's we
known young farmers, MIR. Walter Greer
while the bride was the youngest daugh
ter OF Mr., and Mrs. Page and one Q
odessl's iairest aud most charmiu
young ladies with hosts Of friends to at
test their popularity. We certainly wis
Mr.. and Mrs. Green all possible pros
perity and happiness,
Mr.. and Mira Thomas A. McCleareI