The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-04-28
City politics is becoming lively.

City politics is becoming lively.
The paint brush Is being used extern
sively.
Weber's new building is ready for the
plasterers.
Judge John f. Ryland is holding court
at Warrensburg.
Miss Lutte Chambers entertained the
"Old Maids" Monday afternoon.
The coal miners are all out on a strike,
as ordered by the national executive com
mittee.
The Concordia cannery is ready to
begin operations. 1t is one Of the best in
the state.
Lexington welcomes all peaceable, law
abiding citizens, but she needs no dicta-
tors and will tolerate none.
Let each township pick its best men
for delegates to the county convention
to be held in this city May Z.
Mr.. Fred. Gedney, the tuner, will be in
Lexington for a few days. Leave orders
at the Commercial Hotel or Postofice.
Mr.. A. G.. Williams has been making
many improvements on his building, nj
the corner Of Main and Thirteenth.
For SALE:-Set of parlor furniture
worth S25, will De sol for $40. For fur
Their information apply at this office. II.
Malaria is one of the most insidious o.
health d%estroyers. Hoods Sarsaparills
counteracts its deadly poison n build,
up the system.
There are some fine new points about
the Deering Binder, this year., that we
should like to show to farmers. J. p,
Hall Il Son, agents.
MI. David Butler, Of Waverly, was ad-
judged OF unsound mind by a jury In the
Probate court yesterday. He was In the
asylum, at Nevada, but having recovered
was released.
Squire John Price has moved his Office
to the Tevis building, on the corner OF
Main and Tenth streets. He dedicated his
new Office by filming Lafayette Stevens
fifty dollars for disturbing the peace.
Mr.. L. NJ. Taubman will erect an ele-
CANT residence on South street In the near
future. The house will be modern In all
Its appointments. Work upon II will be-
gin at once. The residence will cost about
$4,000.
Hon. Perry 8. RAIDER, otthe Brunswick
er, will deliver the annual address before
the literary society OF Central College In
June. No better selection could have
been made, and the young ladies can res'
assured that they will have q fine address
Old subscribers paying arrsarages and
six months in advance will get q map, Of
one year in advance will get two maps.
Take your choice Of any state. These
maps can not be bought anywhere in this
county except through the INTELLI-
aENCKR. II
Sedalia Democrat, 23rd.: DIR. Ed. II
Meng, late OF Dover, Mo-, arrived in thu
city this morning, q will make Sedalia
his future. The doctor is not only a sue
cessful practitioner, but n Of the mos
genial and companionabIe gentlemen II
the state. The Democrat bespeaks fol
him that success his merits SO richly de-
serve.
8. What Is 1t? 1t is q bottle. What Il
in the bottle? Syrup. Why do l see 1t II
so many houses? Because everybod.
likes it. What Is it for? For coughs
colds, Group, %wheoping cough and con
sumption. What is its manner Parks
Cough Syrup. For sale by Leroy Farmer
druggist. 3-24-tf.
The barn of Mr.. Joel H. Ewing eigh
miles south of Lexington, was struck b.
lightning on Thursday afternoon, an,
was completely destroyed. About fort,
barrels of corn, and several tons Of ha,
were burned. The stock in the barn wa
gotten out u%ninjured. Mr.. Ewing wa
In the barn at the time Of the stroke, On
was rendered unconscious for awhile. "
insurance.
Coleman Buford, of this city, graduate
with honors at the Chicago Medical Col
lege, a few days ago, and was appointe
assistant physician at the Kankakee, I'll.
Insane ASYLUM. under DR.. Morgon, @
Chicago, q noted authority on mental an
nervous diseases. There il q good salar
attached to the position, and the oppor
tunities for study and practice are unex
celIed. There were many applicants 70
the position. DIR. Buford will begin hi
duties at the hospital May first. Hi
many friends here will rejoice at hi
succesa.