The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-04-21

fantS' fast black nose &c. pu
All Silk. Satin edge eros Gram hiD1
hon. Nos. 9 to IS, Zoe = yard, wOrth oo
per cent. more money.
The Racket Store.
LOCAL SHORT-STOPS.
TUFTS Pills act kindly on old and
young.
A nice line Of wall paper at prices to suit
the times at A. Egle's. 4-Ni
WANTED-Mrs. J. r. Moreland wishes
to do collecting for q number OF business
houses. 4An'
II you are going to do any papering TINS
spring, don't fail to see my line before
you buy. A.. Egle. 4H
For RENr:-Furnished or unfinished
rooms. Apply to Mrs. Name Moreiand'
Eranklin avenue. 3-31-tf.
It is not what its proprietors say, but
what Hoods S~arsaparilla does, that Tells
the story of its merit. Hoods S~arsaPariila
cures. Try 1t.
s. A cup of Parks Tea, at night, moves
the bowels 10 the morning, without pain
or discomfort. For sale by Leroy Farmer,
the druggist. 'zi'"'
The board of pension examiners held
their regular monthly meeting here'
Wednesday. Several applications were
brought before them.
FOR SALE-A fine driving horse, young
gentle, active, stylish and speedy. VIII
drive either single or double. Call on
p. Pagan or John c. Young, Jr. 4'2l-A
Can't. 8. j. Andrew has been selected to
r,present the church here, at the General
zAsnemblv Of the Presbyterians, at Nash
White, Of Odessa, and
Higginsville, have been
Z = tfand jurors for the regular
April term of the United States district
court at Kansas City.
Mr.. Ethan Allen has sold his entire
printing outfit to the 'Jeffersonian-Re-
publican" represented by Mr.. James E.
Payne. Mr.. Allen was not at any time
with the paper.
- osirable store room for rent, on
in avenue, two doors east of Wink
nrniture store. Suitable for any
kikdzo f business. Apply to d. M. Smith,
T~..,nutop. Mo. 4-7-tf
The mammoth sale at Young q McCaus-
lands begins Monday morning, secure a
place 1t the ounter early. These 'sales"
I've proven a success, as purchasers have
demonstrated their appreciation Of the
rare bargains. Lexington is proud Of
this nrm.
Mr.. 10 Chinn has been a sufferer for
someW weeks from neuralgia, or something
very similar. His doctor prescribed small
doses of arsenic. Last Sunday, MI. Chinn
O q little too much arsenic, and was
quite sick for a while. Mrs. Chinn dosed
him with strong coffee until he vomited,
and then he was all right.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard. soft or ~calloused Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs'
splints, sweeney, ring bone, stiles, sprains
ali swollen Threats, coughs, etc. Save $5
by use of one bottle. Warranted the mos
wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sole
by Charles w. Loomis, druggist, Lexing'
ton. Mo. 7-ZS-SS-iy
In uother column will be found thu
announcement of Judge John Price for re-
election as Justice OF the peace, for Lex
ineton township. He has faithfully ant
sbly filled this Office in the past, and II re-
elected, will continue to do so. Judg'
Price IL Q young man and a worker In tn
democratic party. Possessed of mucl
ability, he is we'll qualified to sit in judg
ment upon the rights OF his fellows. III
has made q good officer.
The two greatest wheat farms in tn,
world belong to Oliver and A. X. Dial
rymple, in the Red River Valley o
North Dakota. These two farms com
biusd cover 78, 900 acres, or over 123 squar'
miles. A crop Of $1,000 acres of wheat i
cut annually with go Deering even-foo
Binders. The Dalrymples say they hav
tried all kinds OF binders, and find non
10 economical OF time, Irvine and repair
s,the Deering. J. p. Hall Il Son, Agents
9. ..If you don't look better, feel better
eat better and sleep better, bring 1t back.
That IL what we say when we sell a bottl
of Parks Sure Cure. II you are not feel
ing Just right; II your head aches, you
back aches, your stomach distresses you
n YOU are ''out of sorts'' and don't kno,
what the trouble is, why don't you try
bottle on this guaranteed planf "W
will take the chances IL you will take tn
medicine" For sale by Leroy Farmer
DRUGGIST, 3-24-tf.
The INTELLIaENcER of last week CAV
an account Of the burglary OF the store o
Johu Baucum, three miles from Lexing
ton. On last Sunday, Constable Cavn
naueh went to Kansas City and arreste
+. e. Kinder, J. M. Bryant and j.
BRYANT on q warrant charging them wit
the burglary. j.. M. Bryant, one OF tn
accused, runs a grocery store In kansa
CITY, Kansas, and the goods were foun
in his possession. He claims that b
purchased them rom his brother, an
that he knew nothing Of the burglary
The three men were brought here, Mon
day morning, and lodged in jail to ava
their preliminary, which takes place o
Monday next.
In another column we announce Judg
William Young as a candidate Tor rt
election to the Office OF probate judge. A
to his qualifications remarks from us al
unnecessary. He is a time-tried, honore
worker in the democratic party, a man
integrity and a lawyer of noted abiiit,
Genial yet d~igniAed, conservative thong
firm, aggressive yet judicious' ne n
graced the bench with all the leadin
characteristics in keeping with the me
of5ce. He IL an eminent lawyer, ana nj
performed his duties with impariiaiit
dispatch and satisfaction. AT the han'
OF his party he asks reelection. u
His record from youth In one of whit
this county is proud. He is always on Il
side of right and justice, and II elected
will continue to render his decisions
accordance with the law and the evident