The weekly intelligencer., 1896-04-18
Fruit prospects are fine.

Mr. Russell GoOde Is reported elck.
Hoes, rakes and spades at Schawe
Weis'. 4-4tf
II there is anything you want, 16 to
you will find it at The Magnet.
Communion services at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, April 26th.
Examine the Star lace curtain stretcher
1872 ScHAwE & wRIs.
Miss Sarah Graddy has been quite sicl
for a week, and was not much bette
yesterday.
Miss Mary F. Hawkins, who has beef
dangerously sick for two weeks, was mucl
better yesterday.
Miss Annie Allen has been at home sicl
for the past two weeks, unable to attenC
to her school duties.
The city marshal notifies the public tha
now is the time to clean up the bach
yards and alleys of the city.
Mr.. Thos. Shelby, who was quite feeble
went to Excelsior Springs last week. H,
returned home the first of this week
much worse, and is now suffering severIy
Lexington Lodge, No. 149, A. F. and A
NJ, meets in stated meeting Monday
April 20, at 7:30 p. IN. Work In F. C.
degree. Members requested to be present
Visitors welcome. P. H. CHAMBERS
Sec'y.
Take a dose of DeWitt's Little Early
Risers just for the good they will do you
These little pills are good for indigestion
good for headache, good for liver com
plant, good for constipation. They are
good. Crist & Gardner. 1-25-1y
Lexington architects and builders are
busy preparing plans and making pre-
parations to build a number of handsome
residences. Good building lots are in
demand, and there are but few vacant
houses. All this speaks we'll for Lex
ington.
An eastern man advocates adding an
other month to the year. We would then
have thirteen months, of % days each,
except one, which would have %, but in
leap year it would be given 30 days. Then
every day would come on the same date
each year.
Dover Gazette: w. W. Meng, A. B.
Clayton. Nelson Fox, ]. r. Pisttenburg.
Lee Stortzman, Geo. Zeysing and Rev.
Thos. Phillips will leave some time next
week for southern Missouri on their
annual fishing expidition. We feel sorry
for the hnny tribe.
II there is one democrat above another
in Lafayette county. who indorses that
part of the convsntiou's work in declaring
for Bland for president, he is DR.. John
l. ALI
for president for many, many months and
he has a right to shout now.
We might tell you more about One Min
ute Cough Cure, but you probably know.
that it cures a cough. Every one does
who has used 1t. 1t 10 q perfect remedy
for coughs, colds, hosrseness. It is an
especial favorite for children, being pleas
ant to take and quick in curing. Crist &
Gardner. 1-25-1y
The will of the late John G. Fall was
admitted to probate last week. The only
heirs mentioned were Mrs. Frank Nichol-
son and her children, Mrs. Mary B. Becker,
Robert, Frank, Clara F., Lucy F, VIM. c.
and Marguerite. The bulk OF the estate
was left to Mrs. Nicholson, and the chill
iren were bequeathed $500 each.
Last Monday the county court awarded
the contract for furnishing and putting In
The heating apparatus to Bristow Bros, of
they having made the best bid
Tor heating the court house. They bid
B1 ,675 and will supply bond for the faith
'ul performance of their contract. 1t is
that they will begin WORK
FARMS FOR sALE.-Rare bargains. will
'ell my two farms, lying four miles west
If Concordia, containing 500 acres best
improved, well watered land, all under
aid with superior quality of coal, at Ia
bargain. For further information apply
o Charles Hefsr, Higginsville; J. P.
Coacordia, or Mrs. s. B. Hem
Trick, Warrensburg, Mo, 2-1-tf
Elsewhere In this paper will be found
he semi-annusl statement of the Lafay-
tie County Bank, which shows it to be
q Q healthy condition. This Is the Oldest
'ank iE Missouri and its destinies are
irected by by Mr., George Wilson, who
almost national attention. MP.
wilson is a student of finance as we'll as a
ractical 1nRucier,
A choice set OF percsles, &c at The
fagnet. 1t
In this issue we announce Mr.. John B.
antmeyeF as q candidate for county
ssessor. Mr.. Santmeyer has q record in
his ONCE, and on that record he enters
he race. He was for four years assessor
this county and has served as deputy, ;
nd at all times has performed his duties
'ell. Mr.. Santmeyer is too well known |
yer the county to need commendation.
Ie is one of Lafayette's very best demo-
ratio citizens.
Have yes Reen that beautiful line OF
eek wear at The Magnet. 1t
The Methodist revival still continues.
ev. John B. Culpepper left last Tuesday.
Ie was escorted to the depot by q large
rowd of admirers, and there held q fare
ell seryine. He will pitch his tent in
exington, il be lives, on April 18th, 1897,
nd will remain several weeks. During
10 meeting it Is estimated that there
ere over 200 conversions, while many
ere reclaimed. About 70 Joined the
Iethodist church. During this week
ev. J. NJ. Boon has been doing the
A number have been con-
srted since Rev. Mr.. Culpepper left.
The famous Amazon hosiery, all styles
Id sizes, cheap at The Magnet. 1t
In these days, when the money ques-
on is the sole topic of discussion, any
aancial item Is interesting. The fnGu-
al items contained In the statement OF
Ie Traders bank would attract attention .
any time. This bank Was started dpr-
e the panic of '93, and its course hiss
ZEN watched with interest by scores OF
lends and patrons, who REJOICE with the
that 1t has gained q
ronghold among the Institutions of its
nd in the state. The statement shows
10 patronage OF the bank to be increas-
e, which means that the people have
nfidsnce In its management. Judge
m. q. McCausIand, who for a life time
Is been a prominent business man and
tizen of this county, is president Of the
INK. Mr.. b. X. Ireland, the cashier, has
9 business experience of years OF sue
ssful banking. Under the management
these two men the bank could not but
osper. =
A nice line OF dimities. ducks, crepans ,