The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-05-08
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The judges and clerks for the June
election will be appointed at the council
mseting Monday night.
Health and vigor are essential fer sue
cess. Therefore make yourself strong and
b eslthy by ticking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Wall paper from five cents to twenty
cents per roll, in latest colors and most
fashionable styles, at A. Egle's. 5-1-1Ot
Mr.. Dan ColIard has taken possession
of The Arcade hotel at Higginsville. He
expects to improve it and make 1t more
attractive to the travelling public.
If you would be cured of constipation
and all its evil effects, take "Forker's
Electricity PILLS." No nausea, gripping or
them. 4-3tf
STRAYED.-One large, red-roan Durham
COW, about 10 years old; horns turned
downward; has been gone since April %.
Any information leading to her recovery
will be amply rewarded by Graves Bros,
at Lexington Roller Mills.
Curfew does not ring as early as for
merly. 1t now rings at S:45 instead of
7:45, and the small boy is correspond
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young America to confine himself within
the limits of the family premises when
the evenings are long and pleasant.
Mr.. Casper Gruber has opened q meat
market in the building formerly occupied
by Mr.. LRmbader, west of the court
house. Mr.. Gruber will handle only the
best OF meats aud all OF it will be home
killed. He will doubt less receive a
liberal share of the public patronage.
Bill Harper and Paul Whitmore (both
colored) had a fight several days ago over
a woman, and as a result Harper is now
in Jail and Whitmors is In a very preca-
rious condition. Harper used an iron
poker with telling effect upon Whit
more's head, cutting 9 number OF deep
gashes. The matter is being Investigated.
DIR. w. r. Eckle has has bought In with
DIR. NJ. d.. Wilson, and in future they will
be associated in the practice of their
chosen profession. The people of this
community are we'll acquainted with the
abilities OF the W gentlemen. and know
them to understand their work thor
oughIY, and to be first-clsss dentists.
They will no doubt receive q liberal share
of patronage and meet with every success.
The Commercial bank of this city was
again selected as the county depositary
by the county court at the meeting of the
court Monday. There was but one bid,
~ per cent on the daily balance of the
county funds. The price to be paid 10 the
lowest yet received, being for two years.
The Commercial bank is one OF the
.onclaof Gnonnfol nofftnffnn0 In tho
state, and Ia the hands of such able finan-
ciers as Mr.. Robert Taubman and son s, 1t
will continue in its prosperous condition.
The protracted meeting at the Metho-
dist church is awakening much interest
and the church is experiencing a healthy
revival of religious enthusiasm, m much
good is expected to be accomplished.
Rev. ]. j. Watts is one OF the ablest min
listers in the service of the Lord, and his
sermons are both entertaining and in
structive. Rev. Messrs. Faris, Boo and
Coss are aiding him in his work, and the
ministers of the other denominations are
attending the meetings and also cooper
ating with him. The meetings are well
attended each night, and a widespread
interest has been stirred up, which will
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many to the cause of Christ.
Prof. Summers Gunlack passed a very
~creditable examination before Judge
Richard Field, Saturday, and was admit
ted to the bar. b examination was a
very thorough one and the members of
the bar piled him with questions hard
aud fast which he answered easily and
correctly. Prof. Gunlack is an example
OF what pluck and brains can accomplish
in the world and is one of the most Intel
ligent Ivoung gentleman we know. He
has taught at the Wentworth Military
Academy three years n is a graduate Of
that institution. He afterwards gradu-
ated from Bethany college, West Virginia,
and acquitted himself with honors from
each college. He is a hard student and
will, without doubt, attain great promi-
hence in his chosen profession. He has
the best wishes of the INTELLIoENcER
and all unite in wishing him success.