The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-05-08
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Spring hats and bonnet at Mrs. H
Rasch,s. 4-3tf
Al LndpiR's music and jewelry store. 2t
n1&alI paper rom five cents to twenty
fIsf colora and designs. at A
i nr5.e 5-1-10t
~ WAsTED-Wi heliers from six to eight
months old. VITA pay market price
Tim Howard
Odessa, liks Lexingtou, is booming
! Several buiidihfa are now in course OF
construction ID that little city.
When in doubtstake "Forker's Elec-
trIcity Pills." They have no objection
able features. All druggists sell them. Il
Fishing parties are numerous, and the
fnny tribe is kept busy eluding the
tempting bats thrown out by the crafty
angler.
The transfer company keeps a call book
at the Mammoth livery stable. and one al
the Grand Central hotel. Leave orders at
a these places. lO-2'-tI
The steamer Gasconade passed down
the river Thursday, stopping at North
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Jefferson City.
Something for house-keepers. 1t will
do everything. Use it once. You will
never do without it. G. C. O., at Eggles-
ton & Ewing's. o-loti
Mr.. R. g. Harper, of Carrollton, passed
through this city last Monday on his
bicycle. He was on his way to LeAven-
worth, Kas., and left here via Odessa.
Losr-A fine lace handkerchief, between
the residences of DIR. Payne and Mr.. Ern-
est McCausland. Finder will please bring
the same to this office aud get reward.
"Forker's Electricity Pills" cure bill
Iiousness, indigestion. disordered kidneys
and kindred troubles. They aid nature
They build up. Nc weakening and debil-
i~tatuary effects. Ali druggists sell them.
The quick-runniug Domestic sewing
machines, the latest improved two
machines in one, making the lock-stitch
and the chaIn-stitch. For sale at special
prices at Ludwigs' jewellery and music
store. 4-z4tz
A Philadelphia paper tells OF a widower
who put upon the tombstone of his wife
! this beautiful sentiment: 1.-THE light OF
my life has gone out" In a short time he
\searfed of his solitary life and was again
married and added to the inscription on
the stone-"but have struck another
match"
DIR. c.. r. Day, formerly OF MAYHEM, has
moved to this city and will locate here for
\ the practice of hfs chosen profession. He
comes highly recommended from the
! people of MAYHEM. among whom ne en-
joyed a good practice and was v~erylPopu-
lar. He is n splendid physician, as his
services in his former location plainly
show. and we gladly welcome him to our
betty. His office is over the Lexington
Savings bank, and he will doubtless en-
joy a good practice.
4 Rt Res. John j. Glennon, coadiutor
bishop OF Kansas City, will deliver a lee
ture at the opera house in this city, May
4 18th, in the interest of the proposed new
Catholic church. Subject, "a New Age
and an Old Faith" Admission, so cents,
to all parts OF the house. Mrs. Henry
Long will have charge OF the musical part
OF the programme. Rev. Mr.. Glennon is
II one of the ablest and most eloquent
3 speakers in the Catholic church, and his
lecture will be both entertaining and in-
structive.
DR.. w. F. Cooke, one of Lafayette
~county's best young men,, left Monday
Imorning for Mt. Zion, Henry county,
kwhere he intends to locate. DIR. Cooke is
a son of Mr.. j. V. Cooke, one of our we'll
KNOWN armer He graduated from a
knedical college in Kansas City several
Eyears and has since that time enjoyed
Iquite a good country practice at his home
South OF town and, while We are sorry to
give him up, we are glad to see him go to
a place where he will have a wider field
ITO work in. The best wishes of his many
friends accompany him to his new home
fand he will doubtless meet with the sue
Acess to which his ability and knowledge
~I entitle him.