The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-02-24

For information respecting Idaho fruit
lands, write to Hoyt x Randall, Weiser,
Idaho.
DIR. Chapman has about recovered from
his sick spell, and is again attending to
bosiness.
Nearly all the business houses in Con-
cordia were decorated with flags on Wash
iugton's birthday.
Goods must be sold within the next
thirty days. Prices will make them 60 at
NJ. +. Royle & Sons. 1-27-it.
The buds on some of the maple trees
are considerably swollen, notwithstand-
ing the recent old weather.
Mr.. T.. Maitby moved to Las Vegas, New
Mexico, this week. The Intelligencer
will keep him posted concerning Lafay-
cite countyans.
"Side Tracked was the attraction at
the opera house Monday night. As a
scenic production it was one of the best
ever witnessed in Lexington.
Mrs. II. Il. Jesse celebrated her birthday
Thursday, February 22d. We did not ask
W ii1b u hao
but hope she may live to celebrate as
many more.
District convention of endeaver for this
district has been postponed to March To-
IS inclusive. Rev. W. N. Marquis, OF Sc
dalin, was in the city this week on bus
mess concerning it.
Mr.. John &. Young has ordered tele-
phones and will connect his home and
both stables. This will be II great con
v~enience. We are told that other of our
business men will do likewise.
The "Peak Sisters" Monday night. Ad-
the poor. IL you can't go o can buy n
ticket or a dozen. We must do something
for those who are suffering. II you at
tend you will get the worth of your
money.
We are glad to note that DR.. Chapman
is again able to be at the bank. lie eel
ebrated his 6Sth anniversary this week.
He is one of the best known and most
highly respected citizens of the county.
and the Intelligencer trusts that he will
soon be entirely recovered from his recent
illness.
The presbyterian endeavor of this city
will entertain their friends on next Tues
day evening, at the church, with n musi-
cal and literary social. Misses Fulton,
Richardson, Warrell, Sydnor, Messr,
Chiles, Grady and others will assist. II
will DO held in the Sunday school room
OF the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Emma $. Scott, OF Kansas City
who has classes at Genital and also w. Nj
} A., in guitar, mandolin and banjo music
will be in the city on next Friday, ant
, would be pleased to get up a class in town
!, She is q musician OF much talent ant
would be pleased to see any one desiring
lessons on these instruments, at Mrs
Young's, on Friday next.
Drs. j. L. Tucker and 8. w. Fain hav'
formed n partnership. and will hav'
their offices at the residence of the for
mer named gentleman. II is unnecessary
/ for US to say that this new medical firm
! will receive q liberal and well merited re
%cognatiou, as both Of the gentlemen ar
0 most excellent physicians, and have
, wide acquaintance in the county.
We Mr.. Clarence l.. Kenne,
!, for the Office OF constable OF Lexington
township, subject to the action OF tn
democratic primary. He Is n representa-
tive of the young democracy, and is a ma
t OF fine moral habits. Politically he rs
! good democrat. He possesses much execu
tive ability, and II elected will discharg
r the duties of the office with entire salts
n faction to his party.
A man named James Donovan wa
F.: killed at Odessa Thursday morning abou
z Q o'clock. He was a section han on tn
8 Chicago IL Alton railroad. He had bee
z using a hand-car, and was engaged I
lifting the car from the track when til
n west-bound freight struck him, KILN
him instantly. He was about fifty year
of age, was an Irishman, and his onl
relative in the United States is n siste
who lives in New York city.
John &. Young is playing a shrew
= game on his political opponents, an
has probably captured the anarchis
!. vote. IL heris not the next presidin
Judge of the county court some shrew
n political work must be done. Ray an
q johnson counties are already virtual
pledged to him on account of his lettt
regarding the working of prisoner
Thursday he worked this city, and tn
hOOdlums and anarchists are shOutin
q for him. His first move was to disguis
himself, shoulder u wheezy hand-orgal
l. and serenade the business men,. ii
1t dropped into. Vaughan & Nc Clelland
l. store, but had scarcely begun to grin
Or before Mr.. Vaughan ordered him on
8, lie paid no attention till Mr.. Vaugha
e, kicked him ont. Then he went to Il
ie back door of the Grand Central hott
u and after grinding awhile the WON,
., about the house were discussing whet
- er to scald him or set the dogs on hiI
10 when he approached and asked {
something to eat, saying lie was ="
~ hungry he did not know where he Won
m stay all night" They ordered him ava
er hut he insisted that he was hung
es enough to eat n dog" They remark
Ii, that they would try him on a dog, a
mt Immediately set three dogs on hi
n Then the fun began. The dogs Won
Dbl get q nip here and there, and the can,
date would get in a rib-rOasting kick
the dogs. He kept backing away a
kicking, occasionally throwing his han
n behind him as a dog got away with sol
rags or Il taste of blood, and fina
NY escaped to the livery stable near by. ]
was very tired, but no persuasion col
-. induce him to sit down. lie sleeps
on his side now, and says it makes h
hat snOre to lay on his back.
The
ye- The Doctors are Guilty.
IN Grave mistakes are made by physicii
will in treating heart disease. The rate
de- sudden deaths is daily increasing. III
BILE dreds become victims OF the Ignorance
me physicians in the treatment OF this disc,
lac. One in -four persons has a diseased he
vas Shortness of breath, palpitation and fl
of tering, irregular pulse, choking sensati
As asthmatic breathing, pain or tenderr
by in side. shoulder or arm, weak or hun
,hn spells, are symptoms OF heart disease.
-ess Miles New Heart Cure isthe only relis
r remedy. Thousands testify to its W
an. derlul cures. Books free. Sold by lie
A Farmer.
ID.
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