The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-04-06
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Probate Judge Jas. P. CHIN went to o
yesterday. D
Recorder Glen Tyre was transactinE
In HigginIvllls yesterday. !.
Miss May HARDWOOD came down from |,
Kansas City Thursday and went down 70
from here.
Mr.. Chas. J. Lewis. from the ccrdsr Z
isIghborho0d, dropped In TO see US Q
Thursday afternoon. Z
Rev. r. 3. Huntsr went to Sweet Springs I
yesterday and will conduct quarterly
meeting there Sunday. I
Circuit court adiour Bet Thursday urtii '
Monday, and Judge Davis returned yes
terday morning 70 Marshall.
Cadet NJ. W. o'Rourk left Thursday
for bis home At Topeka, Kas.,
where he expects to spend Easter.
Capt. J.. Q. Plattsnburg went to Dover
Thursday and will spend q few days
there n In the Cordsr nelghborhosd~
Mr.. Geo. Galloway returned Thursday
from Harrisonville, where he has been a.
. delegate TO the Lexington Presbvtery.
MIR. James Mar. OF Marshall. came In
Thursday evening from Eldorado Springs.
where he has been on account Of his /.
health,
There will be the regular services At the
Methodist church Sunday morning and
evening. Morning subject; 1.-THE Resur-
rection Of Christ" Evening subject:
Meaning Of the Resurrection Of Christi"
Mr.. John Price has so TAR recovered
from the Effects Of bis recent fall from a
wagon that ne is now able TO be At his
place Of bnsiness and his many friends
may Ind him now. behludthe counter at
"ainesley's Smoker
A novel entertainment will be Rlveo at
the opera house this afternoon at 2
O'Clock. The company Is kno IN as the
School Childrens Ept. Co., and present 40
entertainment gotten up to interest and
amuse the little ones. Punch aud JUICY
aud Humpty Dumpty being among the
features.
When children have earache sAturnte a
piece Of cotton with BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENr, and place 1t in the ear. 1t
will stop the pain quickly. Prizes, %
aud so cents. For sale by Crenshaw q
Young. 3.em1
MIR. @. W. Sandifer and hln mother,
Mrs. A. M. Bandifer, Of Marshall. came up
TO Lexington Tuesday nigh. and we're the
guests OF Mrs. smock. Mrs. saucifer
left Wednesday for q visit N Kansas
City and Mr.. sandIfer left for Hamilton,
Montana, where he goes to locate,
Owing to the mild weather | did moi
sell as many overcoats as l anticipated and
have yet over 200 Of them on hand. Ia
order to dispose Of as many OF them III
possible, | have concluded TO sacrifice my
entire profit, and now offer them at print
> cost. II. sinausr. l2-22tf
! Capt. Henry Psed, who once edited TIL
Leader here, has been appointed interna
revenue collector Of the Province o
Bolauga, Philippine Islands. Mrs. Kat
J Ellis Peed, Of warrensburg, will Join be
husband 10 the Philippines shortly
Higginsville Mirror.
a Fine Goa ashes sprinkled about tbI
burrows Of ants will cause them to leave
Ashes may DO used on the lawn withou
injury TO the grass. Biited ashes are besi
! but those fresh from the stove, shake
from the stove shovel, will answer Oh
purpose very well.-April Ladies' HON
Journal.
!. The stockholders OF the Leriugto
Building and Loan Association at the
annual election for directors, elected I'd
4 following; W. q. McCsuslaud, II. J. Bar
don, Chas. W. LOOMS, Albert Winkie
Geo. Hutchinson, Louis Grats. ]. q. Crer
/. shaw, j. r. Moorshead, August Egl
= Jos. L. Long. Henry slnauer, Isaac {
Hays and Walter B. Waddsll.
"a Nearly every person nseus 4 tonic meC
icioe at this time Of the year to bra,
!. up and invigorate the nervous system,
cleanse the bowels. liver and kidney
Herbins is the best and safest remedy
: do this. as II will cure constipation, regV
late the liver aud enrich the bloc
Price, so cents. For sale by Crenshaw
q Young. 4.6m1
Milliners clean soiled wings tn
or accumulate IN their stock by Bhakir
%. them gently In q boz Of white corr
meal, brushing all the meal ont careful
" with a fne brush. White algrettes a
cleaned by washing them gently In war
s~oapsuds made from good soap, rinslI
:, In cold water aud shaking them dry oy
:. Q hre.-April Ladies' Home Journal.
Dainty orange waters are excseding
,,c nice TO pass with te'. A ginger or oil
namon wafer should be served wi
m chocolate. and a plain u~nfavored o
"a. with coffee. You may, II you like. pa
,ns some little bonbons, like ehocola
waters, but you should not have a
other Refreshments at an afternoon Il
Remember that 10 these days elegau
tends toward simplicity. April LsdlI
Home Journal.
awe would call your attention to t
-, advertisement Of the thoroughbred lis
cd harness stallion, Rustic B. 3o7es, bred q
bv owned by Captain Joseph r. Barnett, I
1 proprietor Of Edgeneld farm, where I
n stallion will make the season Of 10
Capt. Barnett 10 q thorough horse N
-. and knows the poiuts Of a good amin
~ In Rustic b. he has a horse that a.
individual animal has the marks that
him down at once 10 a high class. Beal'
his hne points as 90 individual he ha
distinguished lineage that shows
highest qualities Of speed and bottl
that are so desirable 10 a horse.
I as Messrs. B. t. Wiley and Joseph 10
were elected Tuesday without oppo
tion as members OF the Lexington pub
school board. Mr.. Wiley has been sol
- ing for some time end has given ent
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