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

n stes OF the College of Pharmacy -
kansas City, last Tuesday night.
The Lafayette Presbytery met in Boom
VILE this week. Rev. N. II. Mccain, OF
Corder. Is moderator. Mr.. w. q. Nc
Causlsnd was q delegate from the church
in this city.
We printed bills this week for MIR. j. l..
Groves young horse, Prize Boy. This is
|6HS OF the most promising young trot-
in the state. He is highly bred and
n proportioned. His colts are fine.
ore eyes, no matter % severe or long
standing, are cured by DIR. Jackson's Eye
Salye. 1t soothes and removes the in
f,amation and granulation at once. Can
be had at any drug store at twenty-hVe
cents q box. zS-iyear'
1t Is hardly necessary for us to call the
attention OF our readers to the advertise
meut OF Young & McCausland. You cant
afford not to read it. This firm has never
>decsived the public yet. You can rely
upon what they say
All are cordially invited to attend the
Epworth League meeting at the out
n ,thodist church, tomorrow evening, at
s:45. Miss Lillian Ryland will lead, the
subject being sour Lords Ascension"
Acts 1:1-9; Psalms PATIO.
Down al Higginsville something was
wrong, last Tuesday, and the republicans
elected two Of the three officers. A. q.
9wsrtx was elected mayor, Frank M.
0roesn, marshal, and Henry Boyer, col
iector, the latter being a democrat.
swsrtx's majority was seventy; Grogan's,
nifty, and Boyer's, five.
Mr.. David Smith purchased on last
Monday from Mr.. Mr.. James Auil the
residence now occupied by Mrs. Standish,
near the Baptist church, and ais the
Tevis corner store room. lie will inn
prove the property and possibly may
move his grocery store to the Tevis cor
nsr. Tho consideration paid for the two
prices of property was 1880.
BnRlish SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
fishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs'
splints, sweeney, ring bone, stiles, sprains,
all swollen threats, coughs, etc. Save $5(
BY use of one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful blemish cure ever known. Solo
BY Charles w. Loomis, druggist, Lexing'
ton. Mo. 7-zS-SS-ly
In another column will be found the
announcement of Mr.. j. c. Bauerle fol
constable of Lexington township. To tho
yoters OF this township he needs no intro
duction, having been a resident oil Lex
tneton nearly all Of his life. He has for
many years been city weigh master, in
which position he has given general sat
i~sfsction. He Ia q democrat and an hon
orable, upright, marty man, and i
elected will prove q capable officer.
6, "If you don't look better, feel better
eat better aud sleep better, bring 1t back
That 10 what we say when we sell q bottle
Of Parks' Sure Cure. II you are not feel
ipR lust right; II your head aches, you
back aches, your stomach distresses you
II YOU are ''out OF sorts" and don't know
what the trouble Is, why don't you try
bottle on this guaranteed plan? wv
will take the chances II you will take tn
medicine" For sale by Leroy Farmer
druosist. 8-24-tf.
George Mullinix celebrated his birth
day, on the first Of April. We will no
tell his age, but he is no spring chicken
His wife prepared n fine dinner and in
yitsd Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bullard to help cot 1t. Mrs. Jess
Wss 20 suspicious that an April Foo
ts1ek YVES going 10 be played on her tina
she could not enjoy the dinner. Sh'
watched Mr.. Jesse and Mr.. Mullinix, ant
when they finished a course without nc
cidsnt, she commenced on II. Georg'
seemed a little uneasy about something
a. though no feared dynamite in every
thing, aud when he had nearly hnishe'
his meal without any calamity, his cour
sge came back, and when his wife place.
huge pie In front OF him, with his nam
In raised letters on the top, he gazed at
lovingly, and hen plunged a knife int
IL. This act destroyed his confidence, 10
the inside OF the pie was cotton. Tn
crowd had a merry time over the dinner
but the pie was not eaten.