The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-03-17
The express office is now next door to
the LAFAYETTE County Bank.

its works in operation by April 18th.
Mr.. T. G. Crenshaw of Sixteenth and
franklin avenue, is making some i'm
provements to his home.
Jno. w. Waddell sold to Sparks Bros,
of Marshall, Wednesday, 30 head Of 3 to 6
year-old mules, at $50 per head.
E. M. Davis is fixing up the Corbitt
store room, at MAYHEM, and will soon
oren up a stock OF dry goods and gro
ceries. 7
WANTED--A white boy, between eight
and eleven years old, to raise. A good
permanent home for a good boy. Apply
to this Office. 3-17-2t
There will be a "Children's Meeting" at
the Christian church, this afternoon, at
2:3O. Let the little ones go early, for the
house will be crow ded.
Mr.. j. L. Drysdale of this city, has gone
~ MAYHEM, and has charge of the Worth
[{agton livery barn. He is a good man,
4nd we hope he will do well there.
IT. Clayton and wife of Kansas City
hoping to benefit Mrs. Clayton's health.
They will probably locate permanently
near Portland, Oregon.
When you direct a communication to
this office, for publication, always sign
your name; not necessarily for publica-
ton, but that we may know the article is
authentic. Never write on but one side
Of the paper.
A creole woman named Mamie Thomp-
son has been arrested at st. Louis for
stealing, and she confessed. A lot of china
ware found in her room is said to show
evidence OF once belonging to a hotel at
Waverly, Missouri.
MULES FOR SALE.-I have twelve head
OF three-year-old mules, unbroken, for
sale cheap. Will take good note at eight
per cent IL you have no money. A. z.
\ Young, five miles southeast Of Lexing-
tton, Mo. 3-17-4t.
II. J. c. Kelly and sons have purchased
fx>x{ns. Greenes interest in the lot upon
~ old stable was built, and are
s<kareon a first class building.
SsAave every thing completed
Yand4 aon by the LIST OF April.
The property belonging to the
estate Of Mr.. Granville Page was sold at
public auction at the home place near
Page City, Wednesday. We are informed
that everything sold at a good price, the
corn bringing twenty-five and twenty-six
and one-half cents a bushel.
Little Eva Worthington, about two and
a half years old, ran off, Tuesday, and
such q commotion as she made. All of
College street was out searching for her.
She was found ut Mullinix' store, corner
of College and franklin. She seemed to
enjoy her little joke more than the older
folks did.
T. A. McClearey, formerly Of Sni-a-Bar
township, in this county, is now an ap-
plicant for the postoffice at Medicine
Lodge, Kansas. He served in that capacity
during Cleveland's first term, and made a
splendid officer. There is no better a
politically, socially, or morally, than T.
A. McClearey.
Mr.. s. l. Drysdale, of Sweet Springs,
was here, over Sunday, On a visit to his
children and grandchildren. He is a
candidate for reelection to the Office of
city collector, and his son, Sam, was
recently called out by the citizens to be a
candidate for mayor. They both have
many friends here who hope they will be
elected.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs,
splints, sweeney, ring bone, STILES, sprains,
all swollen Threats, coughs, etc. Save goo
by use of one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold
by Charles w. Loomis, druggist, Lexing'
ton. Nc. 7-29-93-1y
Special rates to California, via Missouri
Pacific railway company, taking effect
fAeareh LIST, 1894. Lexington to San Fran
first class, one way, $21.00, round
$3.50; Lexington to Sacramento,
class, one way, $2l.O0. round trip
D3.b0; Lexington to Los Angeles, first
class, one way, $21.00, round trip, $3.50
Round trip tickets limited to sixty days
from date of Sale. A. 3. Loomis, agent.
Last Tuesday evening about sixty Of
L~exington's business men attended thu
: Board OF Trade meeting at the council
$ chamber. The meeting was very enthus'
iastic. The evening was given up to dis
: cussion. Several questions received logi
cal attention. The propriety Of bridging
the Missouri was discussed at length, a
was also a telephone exchange. TIL
meeting adjourned until next Tuesda.
evening.
We make the statement, (without auth
ority), that the advertisements OF the firm
of McCausland q Young are not copy
righted. Those dry goods firms in othe
tplaces who have taken the lad" verbatir
are welcome to its use, and nave their bes
wishes for q good trade. MIR. Young VIII
writes the attractive and original "ads
for the firm has no superiors in that lin
His advertisements are always good an
have been the subject of much common
In business circles.
Two weeks ago., at the special reques
OF one OF the interested parties, we pull
iished the will of Mrs. Catron. Last weeI
- at the special request OF an intereste
party, we published the decision of th
supreme court. in the same case. Bot
sfff pre- published as advel
pere charged for. We hu
any one an injustice, an
not tried in Lafayet'
county, and will not be tried here, and
nj both articles are Of public record. we car
OF not see that any one has been injured b
the publication.
~ Mr.. Gerson b. Silverman announces
this week for reelection to the office
city attorney. He has filled this Off
ID with ability for n term and upon h
or past record he bases his claims to re-ele
IN ton. Mr.. Silverman is q young man
extraordinary ability, a hard student,
|, a wise counselor and an eloquent talke
or He has given general satisfaction in Il
of office. and enters the race with the el
dorsement of many friends. II elected
will prove as faithful to the trust as
has in the past.
RI sour Country Cousin" was the attra,
bv tion at the opera house Monday nigh
w. This Is the last attraction for the seast
~ that will be produced under the manag
ment of Mr.. Ludwigs, he having sever
=. his connection with the house. DuriI
~ his management the opera house has be
a financial success. BY bringing nothi
but first ella attractions a nd keeping almt
perfect order, the manager has been 81
~cessful in securing large audiences. Wi
q first class house Mr.. Ludwigs could
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