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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-04-07
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
Ed. Webb was in Kansas City Sunday.
Mr.. Kensler left Tuesday for California.
Mr.. J.. c. McGrew is in st. Louis his
week.
Mr.. A. c. Jones was a pleasant caller
Thursday.
DIR. Frank Hassell, Of Carrollton, was
here Sunday.
Miss Eula Gordon. OF Dover, was in the
city Monday.
Mr.. Casper Gruber returned Monday
from California.
Miss NJ. Y. Bryant, OF Central, went to
Kansas City, Monday.
Mr.. Philip Keller arrived Tuesday
morning from Chicago.
Mrs. Jas. A. Quarles, OF Lexington, Va,
is visiting at Blackburn.
Mr.. Robert Taubman was in Kansas
City, Monday, on business.
Miss Minnie Lambader and Alma Meet
spent Sunday in Kansas city.
Mrs. j. c. McGrew and Misses Estelle
and Lizzie left Monday for st. Louis.
Miss Fannie McFadin was much worse,
Thursday, and,her life was in danger.
Miss Ollie Carter will spend the sum-
mer with the family OF DIR. John Meng.
Misses Lizzie and Marie ~VanAnglen, of
Dover, were here Wednesday, shopping.
Rev. r. NJ. Cobb went to Bunceton
Wednesday night, to attend a district
conference.
Mrs. Geo. Corder and daughter, Miss
Bette, OF Corder. were here shopping
Wednesday,.
Mrs. George Zeiler, after a pleasant visit
with relatives at Kansas City, returned
home Monday night.
Mrs. Jas. Gosoway, of Mama county,
Kansas, is visiting her cousins, Mrs. A.
Hays and the Messrs Davis.
Mrs. M. c. Mead, and little daughter,
OF Victoria, New Mexico, arrived Monday
morning to visit Mrs. L. Chanslor.
Mrs. G. b.. Sebastian, OF Columbia, Mo-,
was the guest of the family of Mr.. David
Groves, of near Dover, for several days
this week.
Sedalia Gazette: John WelbOrn, one OF
the best known lawyers OF Lafayette
county, and a leading republican of Lex
ington, is in the city attending the crimi-
ii court.
Mr.. John Chamberlain returned Satur-
day from Great Bend, Kansas, where with
two Kansas City friends he enjoyed a ten
days hunt. He reports that their party
secured 81 geese, 160 ducks, 3 swans
Grains.
Sedalia Gazette: Mrs. Judge John l.
Ryland arrived from jefferson City Mon
day afternoon, and is the guest OF the
family OF her son, Rev. T.. p. Ryland.
Mrs. Ryland has been at the bedside OF
her sister in jefferson City.
Sedalia Gazette: Mrs. Judge Ryland,
who has been the guest OF the family OF
her son, Rev. f. p. Ryland, left last after
noon for her nome at Lexington, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Bolton, who
has also been visiting here.
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FINAL

Notice is hereby given 10 all creditors aud
other persons Interested in the estate of Thomas
Keuun, deceased. that the undersigned,
administrators. will apply Ia mako II final
settlement of said estate, ~ the May term.
1891, of the probate court uf Lafayette county,
Missouri, 10 be begun and held AZ the probate
court room. In the city Of Lexington, I'm the
second Monday in May, 1854.
). n. WILSON,
81 II Public Administrator
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County court next Monday.

NplhlbN Nouit Ithl NioltdN.
The Madison Square Co. at the opera
house mex week.
a nice line of wall paper at prices to suit
the times at A. Egle's. Att
DR.. John Meng is making some neat
improvements about his premises.
Mr.. Walter NauAnglen requests us to
change his address from Waverly to
Hodge.
Our agricultural friend, Judge VIM.
Young, had asparagus from his own gar
den last Monday.
James G. Russell was admitted to the
bar ut Higginsville, Monday. He stood an
excellent examination.
The Odessa election resulted as follows:
Mayor, T.. +. Blake, majority ninety-four;
marshal, Frank Vinscn, majority sixteen;
collector, IL. q. Jones. About go votes
were cast.
A desirable store room for rent, on
Franklin avenue, two doors east of Wink
Ter Furniture store. Suitable for any
lind OF business. Apply to ID. NJ. Smith,
Lexington, Mo. 4-7-tf
The annual school election occurred last
Tuesday. 153 votes were cast. Messrs Il.
j. Bandon and AL Winkler each securing
ISL. Mr.. Dickey, who has proven a most
faithful officer, was not n candidate for
reelection.
MIR. j. G.. Miller, general freight mana
ger OF the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe,
was here Thursday. He held a confer
ence with our business men, and spoke
enc%ourageingly concerning his road COM
ing to Lexington.
h entertainment which was to have
been given by the classes of Misses Rich
ardson and Fulton last Monday night,
was postponed for two weeks, on account
OF the sickness OF President Wilson's little
girl. The date has been set for April 16
l.. M. Taubman and William Wilson
were discussing the election returns Wed
nesday morning, and the conversation
began to wax warm. Mr.. Taubmar
claimed that Mexico would have gon'
republican, but was situated too near thu
insane asylum at Fulton. Mr.. Wilson
answered by saying that had it not beer
the location OF the penitentiary, Jefferson
City would have gone democratic. Fol
tunately no blood was shed,
The news that Messrs. Philip and Lee
Keller will close out their interest in Lex
ington, will be regretted by a multitud
Of friends. The Keller family has been II
business here nearly ever since this was
town, and nave established n reputation
as honorable business men. They hav
enjoyed the confidence of the people, an
in leaving for other parts which they In
tend to do as soon as practicable, the
will carry with them the best wishes OF
legion. They intend to enter the whole
, sale business in Chicago as soo as the
sell here.
In another column will be found tn
announcement Of Hon. Charles l.. Ewin
for reelection to the Office OF circui
clerk. In this capacity he has served on
/ term and rests upon his record. Mr.. Ew
, ing is one of those strong men who al
ever true TO a trust and loyal to a prir
cipal. A man Of ability, honor and in
!, tegrity, he enjoys the respect of every VIC
!. ter in Lafayette county. He has made
capable Official, and in asking reelection
he has a record to which he and h
friends can point with pride. He is
sound democrat and his devotion to h
party merits recognition.
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Notice Is hereby given Ia all creditors and
other persons Interested ia the estate of Mary
&. Durbin, deceased. that the undersigned,
administrator, will apply Ia make II final settle
mcnt of said estate, at the May term, lsgi,
Of the probate court Of Lafayette county. Mis-
souri,, Ia be begun and held at the probate court
room, In the city of Lexington, On the second
Monday in May, 1871.
=. n. WILSON,
l-IJt Public Administrators.
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Attorney n 4. fffoEt uuu s
Shirk, of the legal department. OF the Mis-
Pacific, were here representing the
company in opposing the application of
Dwight Treadway, OF st. Louis, to pro-
hibit George Gould from voting his stock
at the annual election of officers for the
st. Louis, Warsaw and Southern Railroad.
Judge Field refused to grant the %injunc-
ton.
tic cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia
radically cures in one to three days. Its
action upon the system is remarkable and
mysterious. II move at once the cause
and the disease Immediately disappears.
The first dose greatly benefits, rs cents.
Sold by G. w. Loomis, druggist, Lexing-
ton. Mo. 2-1-9i-1y.
Sedalia Gazette: "Miss Jennie j. Berrie,
whose term of four years expired in jan
uary, is still in charge OF the Office, and
there is no telling when her successor
will be named. Among the applicants
for the position are Frank Bowman, of
the Lexington News, and Ethan Allen,
the printer for James f. Payne's new
populist paper, the Jeffersonian Repub-
lican."
The Jeffersonian Republican, published
by the Farmers Alliance and edited by
Mr.. James L. Payne, made its debut last
week. In the main 1t is devoted edito-
rial discussion OF national issues, paying
little attention to locals. Mr.. Payne is
thoroughly qualified to discuss the potent
issues, as he is one OF the best writers in
Missouri. His paper is an eight column
folio, and is independent in politics. We
extend 1t a cordial welcome and bespeak
for 1t aud its editor, success.
Capt. Samuel j. Andrew this
week for reelection to the office of county
clerk. Words of praise cannot add honor
to his name in Lafayette county, where
he Is SO well and favorably known. As
a democrat he is broad and liberal, as a
citizen, true and faithful, and as an Off
cial courteous and efficient. He is en-
mcntly qualified for this important Office,
having proven his ability to discharge its
ohuo..,on. Conto;r Ardrau a., ~or
,vhom h,s ,r;ards dsI,oht 10 honor No 4.
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other bioie WRITER'S were siieht' Inc lip'
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There was a good crowd in town Mon
day.
Judge John T.. Ryland is holding court
at Sedalia.
Miss Claudia Silver entertained the cold
Maids last Monday afternoon.
Two Corn Planters to exchange for corn
or hay. Call and see them at Basye &
Vaughan's. 3-2i-5t
Mr.. j. 5. Vickers, of MAYHEM, p%urchas-
ell a fancy lot of feed steers at Kansas
City last week.
For RENT:-Furnished or unfinished
rooms. Apply to Mrs. Name Moreland,
Franklin avenue. 33l.tf.
The Madison Square Co. will begin a
weeks engagement at the opera house,
Monday night.
The knights of Pythias, Of Jefferson
City, will produce Damon and Pythias at
Higginsville tonight.
Now is the time for house cleaning, and
If you intend to do any papering, don't
fail to call and get prices at A. Egles. 7tf
The public schools adjourned Wednes-
day during the funeral of Mrs. c. G. Lud-
wigs, her husband being n member OF the
board.
8. A cup of Parks Tea, at night, moves
the bowels in the morning, without pain
or discomfort. For sale by Leroy Farmer,
the druggist. 3-21-tf.
"Who Can Tell" is the subject OF the
morning sermon, and "The Short bed and
the Narrow Covering" is the evening sub
iect, at the Baptist church, tomorrow.
l.. Parks Sure Cure is a positive spe-
cific for women who are 'all run down."
and at certain times are troubled by
backaches, headaches, etc. For sale by
Leroy Farmer. 3-24-tf.
Read the mammoth 'ad' OF the Philip
Keller Clothing Co. The firm has decided
to close out its interests in Lexington,
and will offer bargains to that end. Read
what they have to say.
We dislike to write about fish, but We
saw one yesterday that deserves a line. II
was a channel cat, and was caught in tho
Missouri river by Frank Moore and Joe
Meet, and weighed 40 pounds.
MULES FOR SALE.-I have twelve head
of three-year-old mules, u~nbrOken, fol
sale cheap. Will take good note at eigh'
per cent il you have no money. A.. +
Young, five miles southeast OF Lexing'
ton, Mo. 3-l1-at.
kfEr nwAEkhA attention of our readers t.
- and Dock John.
studs. They will
wood Lawn. The,
are nd0 our horsemen viii
, do we'll to take 61ook at them.
Some forty members Of the High schoo
alumni met at the High school on Frida!
last for the purpose OF deciding upon a re
union for this year. 1t was decided Il
give a grand banquet during the CLOSING
exercises. Mr.. w. j.. Bandon is president
The daughters OF lduna, at Central, will
give their annual open session next Mon
q day evening. Those who are invited viii
confer a favor upon them il they will re
tain their presentation card and presen
, 1t at the door,. The open session will be
fine literary feast.
=, The officers of the Y. p. s. c. E. at tn
Christian church elected, for the secon'
quarter beginning April 8, 1894, are a
follows: Mr.. Il. NJ. McCausland, presi
: dent; Mamie Gordon, vice-president
Mrs. Marks, secretary; Nannette Hal
secretary; Efiie Mattingly, organist.
At a recent election Of the Y. p. s. C.. L
Of the Christian church, all the old officer
were re- elected with the exception G
lsscretary, Miss Mamie Hall being chose
W. s>~s<v
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THE


Zephyr Ginghams, new spring styles,
10c q yard; that you pay l2sc Tor else
where. -
Csc inch all-wool Serge iSc, WORTH tuc'
Double width Cashmere l9c, worth &c
Solid fast black Sattern sac.
Fancy printed Sattcens TAG.
lO-4 ~Jjnbleached Sheetllg l24c,
Very fire bleached Muslin, yard VIDE,
6tc.
I;ood bleached Muslin. yard wide, nc.
I'nbleached Muslin, yard wide, NC.
4O-inch Cream Scrim SIC.
Cream Lace Curtains soc a paif.
:-yard Cream Lace Curtains Toe pair
Avery fine Cream Curtain at 95c PAIR
Decorated Window Shades, all com
plete. 2Oc. -.
sleeves, 15c, worth pc.
Mexican PalmOle Toilet Soap &c
worth l0c. CO.
Prepared Vaseline SC Il bottle, for 10
Meliier's Perfume, small size, Sc.
Pearl Buttons. all sizes, sc a dozen.
Two cards hooks and eyes for DC.
Warmers Coraline Corsets Ire.
Rows outing cloth waists 25c. Knee
Pants 10. 40 and 45c, ages 1 to IL years
Our Silver Dollar Unlaundrled Shir'
at 4Sc, is a corker. N. Y. Mills muslil
patent facingS and all. Gents fancy
mixed seamless half hose mt loc, Una
YOU pay 15c for at any other place:
Gents tan and brown lhsle lhreae
half hose l9c, worth 2lc.
Ladies' Topsy Fast Black lose: seam
less, 2 pair for 25c. Our competltors o'
sDecial occasions sell them for l5c. In
fants' fastblack hose sc. -,
IN edge Gros Grain KID
. SalOc "A ward, worth a
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LIST.
Letter list, April 5, 1894.
JENNIE j.. BERRIE, p. NJ

IL you are going to do any papering this
spring, dom fail to see my line before
YOU buy. A. Egle. An
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are authorized 10 anuOuncc
LANES n. PRICE
CITY ENGINEER.
We are authorized To announce
ADAM WALK


We are authorized To announce
WILLIAM e. GOL1GHTI.Y
as u candidate for the office Of city marshal,
Ia the action Of the voters al the June
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Will make the season of ia, eight miles
south Of Lexington, on part of the Y. ". Small
farm. AT $500 to insure n living colt. $d.W the
season, with return priv
ENGLISH GLORY is two years old, sixteen
hands high. blood hay: vas sired 10y the
famous Scottish Chief. Imported bv J "
Ramsey. Of jacksonville. M; gIandsirc.
Imported Conqucror. great grandsire. Imported
Cumberland. First dam, Julia VI, by Mem
hrlnn Messenger; second dam, Maggie u. 10y
banner Chief, etc.
win also stand at same time and place the
.nl,nIil lack
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& L. ELECTION.

The Building and Loan election occurred
last Tuesday. Tbirtenn
Vaughan, 781; W. B. Bolton,
679; NJ. f. Royle, 662; G.. Hutchinson, 673;
f. F. Nicholson, 646; Jas. r. Moorehead,
S61; Isaac O. Hays, 645.
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CLARENCE L. KENNEX
CITY OFFICES.


We II e authorized To announce
JOHN TAUBM AN
rs a candidate for mayor of the city OF Lex
subject TO the action Of the voters OF
the city at the June election.
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We are authorized tn announce
CHARLES NJ MEET


as II candidate for reelection to the Office OF
recorder for the city of Lexington, subject to
the action OF the voters nj the June election.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


Whereas, Robert A. II. Hill aud Mamie Hill.
his wife, by their certain deed Of trust. dated
the dth day of April, lSs. filed for record ia
the ONCE at the recorder OF deeds for lsafaN-
cite county, Mo-. ON the nth day Of April.
ls.t2, and recorded in book nj, at page lsn, con-
veyed to tho Undersigned, trustee. the follow
iiig described real estate, situate In LafaA cite
county, Mo, to-wit: The northeast quarter,
and the north half Of The southeast quarter of
section thirty-two C32l and the west halt of
the northwest quarter OF section thirty-thrcc
CSl, in township toriy-ninc lia, Of range TWEEN.
ty-ciPht t2Sl, containing three hundred ami
twenty l3.Ol acres more or less. Also lots one,
two, three, four, live, six, seven and eight u. =.
J, 4. !. q, . and 81. south of Mitchell street. in
block 4 Also the north half Of block "f.'
bounded rs follows, to-wit: beginning ut the
northwest corner of said block. thence south
one hundred and >iNty-tive l6hl feet to alley /;
thence east along the alley three hundred Cid0l
feet To Third street; thence north along the
line OF Third street one hundred and eighty
Two and thrcy-fuurth> ls2ap feet, 10 the north
east corner Of said block "F thence along
the line Of Clinton avenue to the beginning,
nj Of said lots and north half Of block "F''
being In thu town 1T Rates city. ~ per plat of
said town, Of record in the office OF the record
er Of deeds for Lafayette county. Missouri; In
trust To secure the payment of certain promis-
sorry notes in said decd of trust described; and,
whereas, default has been made in the pay
mcnt OF said notes and the interest thereon:
now, therefore, notice l. hereby given that nj
the request OF the legal holder and uw nrr of
said notes. J., the undersigned trustee, will, on
MONDAY, APRIL 3Oth. lsai,
Mt the courthouse door In the city of LICKING
ton, offer for sale. and sell to the highest aud
best bidder. for cash in hand. the above d,-
scribed real estate, for the purpose of pay iuE
said note and Interest, together with the cn-ts
and expenses of this trust aud sale.
J. q, ~LESrECR. Trt~tcc
Lexington, Mo. April D. 1874. t-7td
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

For Superior cool S owes and ranges see
Scha We Il Weis. 10-7-tf
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PRESIDING JUDGE-COUNTY CorRr.
We are authorized to announce
H.. II. EI.LING
as n candidate for the Office OF Presiding
Judge of the Lafayette county court, subject
to the action CT the democratic primary cicc-
ton.
We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM G. M~cCAUSLAND
as "a candidate for the Office of Presiding Judge
of the Lafayette county court, subject I" The
action of the democratic primary election.
We are authorized To announce
X. II. BENTON
as a candidate for the Office of Presiding Judge
of the Lafayette county court, subject to the
action OF the democratic primary.
COUNTY JUDGE-wESTERN DISTRICT.
We are authorized to announce
JOSEPH H.. CHRISTY
as u candidate for the office OF Associate JUS
ticc of the Lafayette county court for the
Western District, subject to the action Of the
democratic primary.
We are authorized to announce
THOMAS l.. CHINN
as "A candidate for the office of Associate JUS
tice of the Lafayette county court for the
Western District, subject to the action OF the
democratic primary.
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ms "A candidate for reelection TO the Office of
Attorney for the city of Lexington, subject to
the action OF the voters at the June election.
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EMMA
TEACHER OF

GuitaI,
Az1zz
For Term, &C., call at
BRA YouNG's Boarding House,
Nm Street, Lexington, Mo.
3-lsIt
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MILTON DRUM NOM

rs a candidate for the Office Of Assessor OF
Lafayette county. subject to the action OF
the democratic primary election.
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z dututf iLth W diiiiotiii'c
GERSON R.

rs a candidate for the Office Of city attorney,
subject to the action Of the voters at the june
election.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WARD.
We are authorized to announce
GEORGE 4. StHAWE

~ II candidate for Councilman from the
ward, subject Ia the action of the
rioters at the June election.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Our charges for announcements will he.
without exception: For county offices. $500:
for city offices, $50.
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We are authorized TO announce
RE II MIL ARn
OF DEEDS

as a candidate for reelection to the oihco Of
County Treasurer ~ Lafayette county, sub
ject To the action of the democratic primary.
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sNNp
We are authorized to announce
JOHN ID. KING
as a candidate for the Office of Register and
Treasurer for the city of Lexington. subject
to the action of the voters of Lexington nj the
June election.
We are authorized To announce
AME N. PRICE
as a candidate for reelection to the office Of
Register and Treasurer for the city of Lex
ington, subject To the action of the votcrs at
the June election.
CITY ENGINEER.
We are authorized to announce
ADAM WALK
rs II candidate for the Office Of city engineer,
subject To the action OF the voters of LcXing-
ton at the June election.
We are authorized to announce
DENNIS GAVIN
:s u candidate for the office of Engineer for
the city of Lexington, subject to action Of the
voters of Lexington NJ the June election.
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CITY

~ a candidate for the Office OF assessor for the
city OF Lexington, subject Ia the action of the
voters nj the June election.
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We are authorized To announce
Jerry SHINN

as "A candidate for the Office of city assessor,
subject To the action OF the people at the polls.
We are authorized to announce
JOSEF TRIRRIE
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.
rs u candidate for the Office of Recorder q
Deeds of Lafayette county, subject to tn
action of the democratic primary election.