The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-04-20
Corn Is being planted.


A good peach crop is promised by q
large bloom.
Sweeten your breath by chewing Bran
DIVINE Tobacco. 4-20-3t
Be good to yourself. Attend our special
sale Monday. F. r. Bane 4 Co.
Mems shoes fifty cents a foot, and
women's forty cents at Bottoms.
Bring your wool to Strong q Neale, at
Higginsville, and get the cash for it. At
Have your commercial printing done at
this Office. We do best work at cheap
rates. II
PRIZE BIRDs.-Settings-Golden Wyan-
dotte eggs for sale, at Eggleston q
| Ewine,s. Slot
For SALF-A good milch cow, 8 years
old. Apply to John Rosewall, near Macy
mines.
Call and see our bargain counter, at
Cash Shoe House, opposite postofice, Ed.
Meyers. 3-23-tf
d. Hacker is sole agent for Lowney's
chocolates. Which received highest award
at worlds fair. 3-2tf
The celebrated "Samson" warranted not
TO rip Cashmere Pants at the low price Of
% at Sinauer's. 4-13-2t
The transfer line now has a call book at
Vaughan & McClelland's, where patrons
can leave orders. 3.23-tf
Misses and children's button shoes, all
styles at reduced prices, at Cash Shoe
House, opposite postofice. Ed. Meyers.
My line Of Wall Paper Is now all In and
ready for your inspection. Don't fail to
give ms q call II there is anything in that
line you want. A. Egle. 4-6tf
WANrED-A good woman. to do cook
ing and general house work. to 60 to
Dover. Good place, small family and
good wages. Apply at this Office. 4-8-tf
GRAND OPERA-Kansas City, April %
to May l, 1896. The Missouri Pacific will
sell tickets to Kansas City and return at
trip. Tickets will be on sale April % to
May 1. Limit return May 2. A 8. Loomis,
agent.
Thirty years ago last Wednesday Rev.
oiii w WV ~
Vile, KY, to Gen. John M. Palmer. 1t
was then Capt. Cobb. He never took the
oath OF allegiance, and is yet a parole
prisoner of war. But no better citizen
casts the ballot.
Mr.. Frank Campbell, OF near this city,
owns the bride that Alix wore at the
great Columbian race at Chicago, and at
Galesburg, H., when she went a mile In
2:3A. The bride weighs one. half pound,
and is q present to Mr.. Campbell, who
prizes 1t very highly.
Waverly Times: "Mr. Isaac Neale, Of
Higginsville, has purchased an interest in
the Lexington INTELLIaENcKR, and In
connection with it's present able editor
Mr.. II. J. Groves will, we trust, make it,
along with the bridge project, a grand
success. The INTELLIaENcRR Is on the
up grade, and deserves success"
STRAYED OR STOLEN. - Two horses,
From my premises at Lexington, the
night Of April 8, 1895. a black mare, aged
about is hands high; some white on one
front foot, and spot or 80 caused by saddle
or girt; a little heavy In the neck; carries
her head low; shod all around; very gen.
tie; an excellent saddle animal. Also, Q
bay mare. six years old, about 10 hands
high; both hind feet white; name a little
heavy; b~are-footed; carries her head up
n good saddle animal. A liberal reward
will be given for their return to me or fOI
any information leading to their recovery
4-13-ti GEo NJ. CATRoN.
Corder Gazette: Mr.. Isaac Neale, o.
Higginsville has purchased a half Interest
in the Lexington INTELLIaEFcER, and
entered that office last week AZ businesl
manager. Mr.. Neale Is a young man, anC
stands high among the citizens OF this
county. Having been born and raised In
Lafayette he needs no recommendation as
to his ability to I'LL any position he may
choose to undertake. For the past ter
years Mr.. Neale has been steadily engaged
In the Grange Store, j. w. Harrison Mer.
camille Co., and II. M. Lake Il Sons, o.
Higginsville, and has for himself q wide
reputation that any young man may fee
proud OF. The Gazette bespeaks for thi
new management IN abundance success,
aud hope that the INTELLIaNoRR may
still improve in the future ss in the past