The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-31

Judge Davis Oh Wednesday rendered a
decision 10 the ease Of Letitia Shelby ano
Others against Thomas Shelby 10 IAvoro
the defendant. Il was a suit 10 equity
involving title 10 real estate.
Judge Samuel Davis left for bis home
10 Marshall Friday morning. he VIII
return here next Wednesday to'appoin'
commissioners in condemnation cases
against the Missouri Pacific railroad
Mrs. W. R. Journey and little daughter
OF Higgiusville, came up Tuesday nient
for a visit to her husband, who Is one Oh
the engineers on the river route. sne
will go from here to Plattsburg for a visit
to friends.
John welboru, Oscar Thomas, Theo'
Young aud Ed. Handley went to Kansas
City Friday TO buy hunting outfits Tor
hunt in the mountains OF Colorado. Tney
will leave on the hunt the latter part oil
next week.
Fred Day aud wife aud two children,
who have been at Excelsior Springs for
the past three months, returned home
Thursday evening. Mr.. Day will enter
upon his duties as b~ookkeeper Of W. Nj
A. the first OF the month.
Plump cheeks, flushed with the SOFT
glow of health, and . pure complexion
make all women beautiful. heroine m
parts strength aud vitality TO the system
and the rosy hue Of health TO the cheeks
Price, so cents. For sale by Crenshaw q
yonng s 3m1
While playing croquet, Wednesday
evening, one Of the players In making a
stroke at the ball the mallet flew from the
handle and struck Lilburn Cole near the
right eve and cut a severe cash about one
aud one-half inches long. His eye was
discolored but the sig BIT was not injured.
The frs chance to vote is today
when the reserve seat sale opens for
Prince Romiro. You elect some lady to
receive that rocker on exhibition at the
postofice. Its one OF Winkler's best and
a dandy. The date OF the show is We'd
nesdsy, September 4.
Mrs. VIM. Stonestreet and Miss Annie
Ireland returned Tuesday morning from
a two months stay at Grand Haven,
Detroit and Chicago. The trip was taken
for Mrs. Stonestreet's health, and the
INT%ELLIaENoER is glad to be able TO
announce to her many friends that she
was greatly benefited.
The teachers and scholars OF the
Episcopal Sunday school picniced Tues
day on the beautiful grove at the farm OF
William Hays. There was a bounteous
rspast at the room hour aud the occasion
was one OF great mCrriment. The grove
in which the picnlcers mel is an ideal
place for such gatherings.
For digestive weakness, nervousness,
pains 10 the side, iatulence, dizzlness
wakefulness, headache and other annoy
ing accomplishments OF costiveness, Her
bine is a prompt and unequaled remedy,
Price, so cents. For sale by Crenshaw q
Young. S.3ml
The grocery store OF Newt. w. Potter wa
burglarized Tuesday night. The thieves
first broke into the cellar, and beinl
unable to get upstairs, went to the reat
window and forced it open. The money
drawer was tempered with but they failed
to get it open, A quantity OF smoking
tobacco aud some lard was all that coulC
be missed.
Mr.. Arthur Smith, the song, dance snC
black face specially artist with Ed. Ray
mond, although a young mau. has min,
years. ex Experience 10 this line to his credit
having been connected with some OF tn
best stock companys for three season
at Chicago, Kansas City and 0mahl, a
second comedian doing sons aud dane
specialties. With the Redmond compan,
10 their production Of the comedy sue
cess, Prince ROmiro. At the opera hous
uSAt NcuuCouaJ, OePtcuOct 1bus
TUsKEGEE, ALA, July 2S, 1878.
DIR. c. j. MoFFETT-My Dear Sir: jus
tice to you demands that / should Civ
you my experience with your excellen
medicine, Teethina. Our little girl, jus
thirteen months old, has had muc
/ trouble teetbiDg. Every remedy was ez
I hausted in the shape OF prescription
: from family physicians. Her boweI
continued to pass off pure blood an
burning fever continued for days at
' time. Her life was almost despalred o
Her mother determined to try Teetbini
, and III a day or two there was a gre
change new life had returned - Il
bowels were regular, aud, thanks
u Teethiua, the little babe is now doir
v we'll. Yours, ETC., d. W. MoIVER.
y Editor and proprietor Tuskegee Gala
, News s.24,2