The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-01-20
MELANGE.

Boots and shoes at cost for cash at +.
Kriehn's. l2-l6-Zm.
Goods are on the move at the store OF
N. F. Royle q Son. l-lS-2t.
The services at the various churches
have been well attended, this week.
} Goods sold in man. instances a great
deal less tha cost; at sale OF M. F..
Royle q Son. 1-lS-2t.
IL cost the state ard county $500 to have
the jury tender : verdict in h Patterson
lDnrdsr ease.
nlAenameied eshrine" pin,
lIsa, ruby in star.
g.! -! !:
be present. -
The many truthful testimonials in
behalf Of Hoods S~arsaparilla prove that
Hoods cures, even when all others fail.
Try it nov.
! Tutt.s Pills cure constipation and piles.
We acknoviedee the receipt Of an ex-
4 uuisitSsee1sadsr. II comes bearing the
compiiments OF the Shuitz Betting Co.,
of st. Louis, OF which Mr.. J. A. J. Shuitz,
of Linwood Lawn, is president.
Parties owing me accounts will find the
amount of their indebtedness with VIM.
W. Meng, ut Dover, who will receipt for
ali money paid. Ask him II your name
4 IL on the ltet, and II it is, pay and have
zuukrne G1ood and obllge Ed. r. Meng.
Herr Il shultz, while coupling cars at
The depot, Wednesday evening, sustained
I serious accident. His hand slipped, and
the Hrst two fingers OF his right hand
were severely bruised. He was a brake
man on what is commonly known as
the "coal rum"
Mr-A. H. Merrill, Of Vanderbilt Uni
versity, the noted reader, will give an
entertainment In Central College chapel,
Monday evening, January 20. He is a
prime fasorltein Chautauquan circles,ond
: p~ersonator and reader OF high character.
Don't fail to hear him.
7 While travelling through the eastern
portion of the county a few days ago we
witnessed a farmer filling the soil. 1t Is
not often that q farmer can pillow during
the month OF January, but this would
seem to be q year in which the weather
prophets, are entirely without honor.
Jefferson City Tribune: Secretary Of
State Lesueur has moved into his new
residence on Washington street. One OF
I his parlors has historic furnishing, as 1t
coutains the carpet and set OF furniture
which was In Administrations room" Of
N.aL Hat.z.l uvnrlAtu fair hnildtnn Mt
Chicago"
since purchasing the Pomeroy land,
Mr.. Tsubman has sold several lots. Mr..
w. j.. Bandon bought the lot on the
corner OF Eighteenth and South streets,
for 1925 cash. This means n new resi-
dence, Mr.. Taubman also sold six lots,
one square south OF the aforementioned
lot. to Mr.. J. p. Coen, for $500. Mr..
Coen will build q neat residence, and will
also remove his greenhouses to these lots,
and will enlarge and modernize them.
Miss Jennie ]. Berries commission as
postmistrsss expired upon January 10.
lrtheeues deputy or as postmistress she
The office for
oll conducted
the highest
and republic
cans. AlWoy5 y he has made
many frisnds who regret that her polit-
zeal inelinations ere such as to demand
for her . democratic successor.
As the hog cholera is reaching a great
many points in Lafayette county, it
would be we'll for the farmers TO get a
remedy which will prevent the disease,
not cure 1t. This remedy Is cheaper han
ten cent corn. In fact, 1t costs nothing,
rs every dollar spent for 1t will bring
back $500 in flesh. Inquire of Leroy
Farmer, Lexington, Mo-, h will
prove the above statements by parties
whom you know. 12-3o-tf
We announce, this week, the candidacy
of IL. @. Wallace, Jr., for the nomination
70 the office of prosecuting attorney of
this county, subject TO the will OF The
Z democracy. Mr.. Wallace Is a rising
Young sttornsy. lie Is well vcrsed In the
law. and u elected will discharge the
duties Of the Office ably and efficiently.
His moral character is above reproach,
and his qualifications sufficient to rec
ommend him to the voters OF this county.
WANTED.-Man, well acquainted in this
and surrounding counties, to handle our
goods and supply them to grocery, drug
and hardware stores. Position permanent.
Reference and bond required. A full line
OF samples sent to each applicant. Bel d
twenty-five cents with application for
mailing charges. together with reference,
salary expected, and name of last I'm
ployer. No application considered later
than February 10. Western Manufactur-
, ing C,mpany, 12s Fifth Avenue, Chicago,
Illinois, 1-20-2t.