The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-06-27
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Worlds greatest Z. Z. u cleau'e, " =
Egglestou & Ewing's- oiO
For fancy and staple groceries don't I
- III 9. Wilson Asst
Mr.. w. G. Fair, who has been seriously
ill, is slowly recovering.
Fire backs in Superior stoves guaran- l
teed for five years, at Schawe q Weis'' 4Ii
The recent changes in the weather
caused considerable sickness in this city,
Eop RENT-S3 acres OF good clover
nostnra Anplv to w. T. Hays. 5-23-tt
Higeinsviile is going to celebrate '"e
gIorious Fourth in a glorious manner
To RENTLThirty-three acres in suburbs
of Lexington. JOHN &c. BURDEN 2l-t'
All kinds of pumps, cheaper than any
Mace in the city, at Schawe u We's'' ~
Mr. WIN. Ahrens has been critically Ill
this week. bnt was reported as resting
easier yesterday. q
Astronomers announce that BROOKS
aariodicaI comet will soon be be visible IN
this part of the world.
4 For RENT.-A two story, SIX room
frame house in splendid condition. ln-
ouire at Winkler's Store. oS"
A course of Hoods Sarsaparlll TINS
spring may be the means oil keeping you
we'll and hearty all summer
shirt waists, big bargains, at 25c; worth
5rc. SpeciaI sale commencing IhursuaS'
lime 25th. F. r.. Bane q CO.. oZ"@
Ar Shidv has about recovered from the
-:.u;os he received last week by falling
81, a scaffold whIle at work in the court
house.
m NJ Frank Clever has purchased the
-oa;donce nroperty OF Mr.. Joseph Trioole'
Third street. and will soon take pos
session.
NJ not fail to attend the sale now
going on at F. r. Bane q Cos. Ihey are
offering new goods at prices that VIII
save YOU much money. oN"
awake up, Jacob, day IS breaKlng'' 80
aid Dewitt's Little Early Risers to the
,on who had taken them to arouse MS
.I,o,isb liver. Crist & Gardner. l-2o-ly
parsons who nave a coughing spell
s,arv night on account OF a ticKllhg
sensation in the throat, may oVerconhe "
- orce bv a dose of One Minute Cough
al ~ - q c.rdper 1-25-1y
DR.. A. F. Baker, the present able ana
Donular pastor of the First Baptist cnurcn
at Odessa, has accepted a position Win
the Baptist Sanitarium in st. Louis at d
h salary of 81 500 per annum.
Drass goods in Dimities, Crepons
" EaiIIes Poneees and Serges, at prices tina
cannot be beat. This is a regular snaI
for those who appreciate a genuine par
-, Sale now on. F. II. Bane & Co. 1t
Sore eyes, no matter how severe or ions
standing, are cured by DR.. Jackson.s Ey'
salye. 1t soothes and removes Tue ~
aamation and granulation at once ca o
ne had at any drug store at twehUS
cents a box.
There was a report in circulation ner
last Monday that another cyclone na'
Visited st. Louis, and killed a NUMBER u
naonle. IL was not true, but the city wa
1isited bv a very high wind, winch Ill
some damage to buildings
When we consider that the intestine
orc ahout five times as long as the oouS
, ,ua ran realize the intense suffering eH
"o,,anced when they become infameo
payUi,t,s Collie and Cholera Cure subdue
Insammstion at once and completed!
removes the difficulty. Crist q Gardnei
casnar aruber hiss bought the stock O
-rooar;as of F. w. Mehl, and Will con
tinue the business at the OLD stanu' -
asks for a share of public patronage VI
r w. Mehl will be connected Win III
new firm, and invites his old customers
come in and trade with him. %"
Mr.. Carl Brosius, formerly an employ
of this paper, has purchased the Mn
Citv. Gentry county Democrat anu WI
n II in the interest of the democrat
nar,v He is a good newspaper man an
Iii make the Democrat a reliable an
readable paper.
The old colored men with their kee'
cutting scythes are kept BUSY d. "o
I.vino the grass low in the yards OF tho
who do not like to push a lawn -
And the lawn mower, by the way, is
great uhoodoo" to the old colored m'
who know how to swing a scythe'
Mr.. George Wilson, OF this city, will
"a candidate for congress from TINS ulstr'
on the populist ticket. Mr. wins
identified himself with the populisUs 10
wars ago, and has been In their par
connciIs ever since. The Lafayette coun
~nonulists have urged him to make |
race.
E.pNss For sALE.-Rare bargains Nv
se,I nv two farms, lying four miles W.
Of Concordia, containing 900 acres Q"
Imnroved. well watered land, all una
laid with superior quality OF COAL III
horooin For further information apI
20 Charles Hefer, Higginsville; J.
Hendrick. Concordia, or Mrs. >. L. h'
menu u,1uranshurq. Mo. 2-1-t
The Lexington Water company gave
standpipe and water mains a thorou
cIeapine out last Monday. Mr.. l..
Yates. the efficient superintendent Is
ohI,oine and enterprising gentlem
avsr ON the alert in his enorts 10 Z
1axinpton the best water service possl'
Asa consequence Lexington has the L
.vstam of water works in the state.
Eli RilI. Lumber City, Pa, writes:
have been suffering from Piles Tor twen
&c gears and thought my case incuraI
DaWitt,s Witch Hazel Salve was rect
manded to me as a pile cure, so oou
hoy and it performed a permanent GU
This ia only one of thousands OF sim
-. Eczema. sores and skin disei
Yield ouickIy when it is used. Crls
yieiu 1-25-1
The presidents OF the various coil'
are making active arrangements 10
thoronph canvass in behalf OF u
-aanactive institutions this sunni
Their enterprise will undoubtedly n
with abundant success, for Lexingt
institutions of learning have a wide
enyiabIe reputation. Parents na'
chiIdren to educate can do no better I
to send them here.
All of the eighty-six school district
thu county have sent in their report
a. rocant school enumeration to Coz
CIork Andrew. The total number
children of school age is 1O,O55. W
males, 1854; White females 4,Z9o' !
whites, $3.50. Colored males, ozli col
females, 614. Total colored' l,z"
report shows an increase OF zoZ v
children over 1895, and a decrease d
coIored children. The increase osu'
year is therefore 81 which Is account