The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-30
Monday will be horse-show day.

Prices -2jc, 35c, soc.
Monday will be horse-show day.
Full line OF bulk seeds, fresh and best
at Trigg's. 3.1o-4t
When you want a good Scent cigar, try
"Smokette."
Smoke the "~Smokette" Scent cigar.
Sold everywhere.
Now is the time to trim your trees.
Don't trim too much.
Novelties in Buckles, Pins and hair or
naments at F. r. Bane & Co.'S. 3-16tf
The "Smokette'' is the best Scent cigar
made. ALI dealers handle them.
For a cool, pleasant smoke. try the
"Smokette," the best scent cigar.
Communion service will be held at the
| Presbyterian church tomorrow morning.
Next Monday will be all-fool's day. II
/ all fools celebrate, it will be q great day.
d. Hacker is sole agent for Lowney's
| chocolates. Which re ceived highest award
! at worlds fair. 3-2tf
A bridge at Lexington will increase the
market value of every foot of land in Lex
ington township.
Burning stalks is now the order, and at
night the Ray county bottom looks like q
| long streak of fire.
The bridge enterprise ia not dead;
| neither is it sleeping, but enjoying q
| good. healthy growth.
The first boat OF the season. a little
| stern wheeler, passed down the river
Tuesday afternoon, pushing Q barge.
Misses aud children's button shoes, all
styles at reduced prices, at Cash Shoe
House, opposite p~ostofice, Ed. Meyers.
For SALE. CHEAP Two new Corn
Planters, or will exchange for corn, oats
or hay. 3-30.3t SPURLoCK Il Son.
II you will not say anything In favor of
the bridge project, say nothing against 1t.
Do not be an obstruction to any public
enterprise.
There is q man in Lexington who has
read the Old Testament through n and
the New Testament through three times,
to his children. Some Of the best men the
world has ever known live today. Here
Is one OF them.
Odessa Democrat: 1--WE hope that Lex
ington will secure the bridge. Will she o,
will she not? The INTELLIaENCER of las,
week shows the result II the bridge doe
not come and also II it doea. II the towr
is not yet sleeping In death it will surel,
Sbuild the bridge"
The Kansas City Times, of Tuesday
contains a long article telling about the
wife and daughter of Alexander Major
applying for admission to the poor house
Mr.. Majors was q member Of the 6rm o
WaddeI, Russell & Majors, who did NJ
enormous mercantile and freighting bust
ness, and he was once Q rich man. WI
believe the government still owes THU
firm a large sum OF money.
Qui Vive: "a WEI 6nown judge at thi
place recently married a young couples an,
' after the cermouy was over congratula
tions we're in order from the relatives an
friends. The judge, who Is somewhat OF
ladies' man and who likes to act the gal
ant on all occasions, marched boldly up ant
PLANTED a kiss squarely on the roseste lip
, OF the blushing bride. At this the groom
BECAME indignant, and swore to som
friends that the kiss would be all the judg
would ever get out of him for tying tn
knot, and according to the judges story b
has made his word good. The Judge say
. he hasn't any kick coming on the kiss blu
y thinks the price paid for it outrageous an
that no bride however fascinating will eve
tempt him to take another kiss until tn
. marriage fee is in his hand.'
The doctors are coming. Four dollar
I q month till cured. Once in q lifetime
Rich and poor, one and all. No use tell
: ing what they cure. Go IN see. The
treat all forms of chronic diseases, an
they ave a well-earned reputation 70
fair dealing and great success. II 20
, have tried other physicians and they hav
failed, do not give up, but go and see tn
= doctors. They will tell you your troubl
and il you can be cured. Remember, the
do not cure everything. b doctor
> will be at the Commercial Hotel on Mon
: day, April 8, one day only. Do nc
: fail to see them on that day and max
application for the cheap treatment. Ca
early, as their Office will be crowded
Remember the date. Office open from 8:s
81. IN. to $50 p. m. Remember, the fou
dollars include all medicines. 12-15tf
The Higginsville papers are jumping o
Lexington because the legislature passR
u law fixing the times for holding circui
n court in this county. The people OF Hig
ginsville ara surely aware, before thi
Y that the people Of Lexington had uOthin
d to do with the matter. The Higginsyill
9 papers will find it out when they think
too late to make an apology for the
Q mean insinuations. But suppose Lexine
q ton had INT something. Did not Hig
d ginsville try to have the governor vet
: the bill? Did not Higginsville try I
manipulate the scheme? and because the
9 could not make it work, the papers bus
Lexington lawyers, who absolutely kne
nothing about it till the bill was passed
. They abuse Lexington lawyers for NJ
: docketipg their cases for trial at Higgins
6 vile, thus putting themselves to gres
Inconvenience and expense to ccommt
d date the unthinkiug and unreasonable
lHigginsvtlle papers.