The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-04-28
Alma schools closed last week.

For Superior cook stoves and ranges see
Schawe & Weis. 10-7-tf
The receipts of the Alma creamery are
5000 pounds per day.
Several large locust trees are being re-
moved from the court house yard.
MIR. David Smith is having his property
near the Baptist church improved.
Corn planting has been the order OF
business with the farmers, this week.
WANTEp-Miss Sarah Grady wishes to
do collecting for a number OF business
houses. 421tf
Mr.. w. j. Bandon is having a beautiful
cottage erected IN his lot in Taubman's
addition on South street.
The Miners Echo made its appearance
last Saturday. 1t is published in the in
terest of the coal miners.
CoAL.-Coal orders will be promptly
filed by Bell &G-eer if left at the Com
mercial bank or city scales. LETT.
The l. o. o. F. celebrated its seventy
afth anniversary, at Kansas City, Thurs
day. A number attended from the county
The fair gro unds att igginsville have
been rented to Mr.. A. 4. Ashbrook, anG
Lafayette county will have another fail
this year.
Now is the time for house cleaning, and
II you intend to do any papering, don't
fail TO call and get prices at A. Egle's,
franklin avenue. 4-7-tf.
Mr.. william Morrison has been in bad
health for some time, being confined to
his home. We were happy to note hat
he was out driving, Monday, and is much
improved.
Butler Democrat: "They are working
like beavers for the bridge at Lexington,
and hen we may look out for the utiliza-
ton OF this old road-bed. 1t will make
~livelier times"
j ,hn and Andy Sackland, who have
been in Jail for several weeks, were re-
leased, Monday. Each giving bond for
his appearance at next term Of court, to
the amount OF $500.
A handsome map presented free to every
new subscriber to the INTELLIaENCER
and to all old subscribers paying In ad-
vance. No coupon. Bring In your name
and money, and name your choice Of
maps. II
Mr.. David Smith has moved his grocery
store from Franklin avenue to his build
ing on Main. The room has undergone
thorough cleaning. A plate glass front
will be put In, and his store will De one Of
the best In town.
Bishop A. q. Haygood has transferred
Rev. A. b. Donaldson, who has been
preacher In charge Of Corder and Black
burn, to the Denver conference, to all the
Pueblo station. Rev. Thomas M. Cobb
will take charge of Corder and Blackburn.
Holden Enterprise: "Business In Holden
has picked mp considerably In the past
thirty days. The business mon have
made an effort to draw trade here, and are
doing It.. Let the good work 60 on
Holden's future is all right. The bridge
at Lexington will be to our advantage
before many years."
Sore eyes, no matter how severe or lonl
standing, are cured by DIR. Jackson's Eye
Salve. 1t soothes and removes the in
flamation and granulation at once. Car
be had at any drug store at twenty-fiv,
cents a box. 2-3-1year.
Three cows for sale.-Three good milcl
cows, one just fresh, b other W in full
milk. Can be seen on Simmons farm tw,
aud one-half miles northeast Of town
Address through post office, Samue
Bear. Lexington, Mo. 4-21-t2
WANTRD-On subscription: coal, cord
wood, kindling, chickens, turkeys, butte
eggs, beef, pork or mutton, ~greenbacks
silver or gold, fence posts, old threshinl
machines, or anything we can eat use o
burn.
The st. Joseph Herald says: eth
friends of Mrs. Jennie Edwards, widow O
the late Maj. John N. Edwards, are urg
ing Postmaster Carlisle, OF st. Louis, t.
give her q place In the postofiice. She !
a worthy and deserving woman, compe
tsnt to I'LL any position, and it is to b
hoped Postmaster Carlisle will make o
for her."
1. Mrs. N. Meyette, the Genesee count.
treasurer Of the w. Q. T. u, and q yer.
influential worker In the cause OF women
says: 81 have used Parks Tea, and fin'
1t is the best remedy l hav ever tried 70
constipation. 1t requires smaller doses
and Is more thorough. l shall use nothing
else in the future" For sale by Lero.
Farmer, the druggist. 3-24-tf.
Odessa Moon: Mr.. H. A. Campbell wa
badly injured by q fall down The stairwa!
at the Farmers bank, Monday afternoon
He IL subject to epileptic fits, and as b
was coming down h steps h, was strick
On with q 1T and fell to the bottom @
the stairway and was badly bruised abou
the head and face. He was taken to hi
daughters Mrs. Nora Garvin, on Thir
street and is slowly recovering.
2. w. /. Church, OF Post, G
A. r., says: al have tried nearly ever
cough remedy, but have found nOthin
to compare with Parks Cough SyruI
There Is nothing on earth like 1t 70
bronchitis. l have suffered ever sine
my discharge from The army. and Park
Cough Syrup is the only remedy that eve
helped me-" This medicine is for sale b
Leroy Farmer. 3-24.tf.
From the report OF the secretary Of tn
state horticultural society, we learn this
the apple crop will be much greater tina
even the most sanguine expected. Tn
pear crop will be q light one. Tho pluI
crop will be good in the northern an
central part Of the state. Cherries al
partly injured. The peach crop will
an entire failure. The grape crop suffere
less than any other. The blackberry Gro
> IL promising. The raspberry crop will /
small. The strawberry crop will be goo
Sedalia Democrat: "W. A. Longbottou
a green young fellow, whose home Is nei
MAYHEM, Lafayette county, made ii
, acquaintance of a stranger calling himse
Everett belmont. at Clinton, yesterda,
, aud the two, upon their arrival in Sedali
last night, stopped at q hotel on Mai
: street. L~OngbottOm had $S, but by SON
: hook or crook his newly-made frier
secured ~ OF 1t. This morning Il
Lafayette lad left his valise IN the hot
: and stepped out on the street for q fe
q minutes. While he was gone DelmOl
q got the valise surreptitIously, and W
about to disappear, when Officer Oral
arrested him.. He was taken befo
Justice Fisher and fined % and cost
He was sent to jail"
, Last Tuesday, a drunken man, who ga
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