The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-04-02

Specs to suit your eyes, 30 cents and up,
al Ludwigs'. 4-2-2t
Alliance meeting, Burns school house,
II O'Clock this morning.
1t rained some last Saturday night and
Sunday. Did you notice 1t?
The latest and most improved harmless
method for eye-testinS at Ludwigs'. 2t
James McGrew, Jr., is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a nobby now WuveTIY bicycle.
Gentlemen will find tho --latest things
mt" in headwear. suitable for Easter, al
Bottoms.
The INTELLIuENCER is the place to get
your horse and jack bills printed, while
You wait II
One dozen cabinet photos and II lGS9O
crayon for $50, at Pharca' GALLERY, Lex
incton, Mo. 3.2Gt3
Cow WANTRD.-A fresh milk cow
wanted by l.. w. Marshal, near Eden
View church. ; 3-2dI3
II your specs don't snit. have new
glasses put in them. Prices from 90
cents up, at Lndwigs'. - 2t
All work guaranteed at BnIlard's. His
hest photos at reduced rates for thirty
days. Opposite postofice. , 10 II
Billiard will accepts all ticketa for photos
In city or county at reduced rates, and
will give you photos that Will not Jade. 1t
Rev. w. l. Cole, pastor Of the BAPTIST
church In this city for the past four years,
rendered his Resignation last Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Clarence VIvIon will address the X.
p. Lodge Mt MAYHEM, at their annual
banquet next Tuesday night. The nd
dress will be a good one.
The county court sits as a board of
Equalization, beginning Monday. II you
have complaint to make nbout your ASSESS
ment or taxes, now Is the time to speak.
The recent rains have raised the lower
Missouri and upper Mississippi rivers,
and in places much damage has been done.
The river at this point has not shown
much rise.
| Children like it: it saves their lives.
We mean One Minute Cough Cure, the
infaIlible remedy for coughs, colds. Group,
bronchitis, grippe, and all throat and
lung troubles. Day & Shelby, Leading
Druggists. 4-2tf
From the number of candldates' cards
to be seen on every hand, it is very
evident that the Office does not have to
get out and hustle around to find the
man. On the contrary, there are several
men after each office.
Don't fail to attend the grand opening
of Isy Gratz & Co.'s new shoe store, which
occurs Monday evening, from 1880 to
1890. No goods will be sold that evening
after Z O'Clock. Music by the Lexington
band.
Thousands of sufferers from grippe have
been restored to health by One Minnie
Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures coughs,
colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe,
asthma, and all throat and lung diseases.
Day & Shelby, Leading Druggists. Att
We heard q good one on the Higgins
vile night watch recently. Some OF the
citizens made IN arrest, and had to go to
tue nome of the night Waterman and
wake him up to get the keys to the Gala
boSse, so they could lock up their pris-
oner. Who can beat this2
Lieutenant James A. DeArmond, son
and private secretary OF Congressman De
| Almond, and first lieutenant of company
| 3, I'd regiment N. O.. NJ, has left Wash
lngton. and gene home, to Butler, Mo, in
1 response to an order to Join his company
preparatory to going to the front. lie Is a
graduate of w. III. A.
The Remsnyi concert Company are
winning iaureIs everywhere, and their
every appearance Is greeted with great
houses and enthusiastic audiences. OF
course. the great masters playing Is
above criticism. He Is one of the few
great living opponents OF his art. At the
New Grand, Monday. April 4. Seats on
sale at Farmers.
Among the invited speakers at q meet.
ing held In Kansas City. Monday night,
we notice the name OF Hon. II. j. Groves,
associated with Senator Cockrell. Judge
Phillips, Congressman Cowherd, Perry
RAIDER. Judge Williams, and others. This
crowd is able to "stand up for Missouri"
as they always have, and max it hot for
those who Islander the state while grow
inf rich at the expense of Dur generous
people.
Mrs. Emma Y. Foster, who died at her
home, near Bnrland, On the morning of
the 18th. was secretary of the Lafayette
County Poultry association, and had long
been considered the leading poultry
raiser of Lafayette county. She was q
niece of the late Grove Young. a cousin
OF Cliff B. Goodwin, and a woman OF rare
business ability and pleasing personality.
Her unexpected death has brought sorrow
to the hearts of q multitude OF friends.
Commodore Jas. Boulware Is expecting
orders to join the flying squadron with
his battleship Aeriel, alias the Lexington
ferry boat. He is anxious to go out and
stop that Spanish torpedo f1otilla which
is heading for Porto Rico. The Commo-
dore says his speciality is fighting torpedo
boats, and he feels confident that he
oan blow the Spanish f1otilIa off the high
seas II they will only let him take a shot
at 1t. The authorities at Washington are
doing wrong to curb such O naval genius.
Louise NJ. Brshany is a Chicago artist
who has won national reputation, and
become an established favorite through
out the country. She has a me2zo-
soprano voice OF unusual quality, of great
power and sweetness, and has had the
advantage of a thorough musical training
by two such we'll known teachers as Mr..
Frederick w. Root and Mr.. William
Castle. Previous to appearing with the
Remenyi company she filled notable en-
grgements with the Marine baud, and the
Listemann String Quartette, and her
singing will give great delight to the
patrons Of the Remenyi concerts. At the
New Grand, Monday, April 4.
Don't fail to attend the grand opening
OF Isy Gratz & Co.'s new shoe store. which
occurs Monday evening, from 7:O to
1880. No goods will be sold that evening
after : O'Clock. Music by the Lexington
band.
Jefferson City Tribune: Last Monday
afternoon Mrs. Harry Selling gave 4 de-
lightful reception at her pretty hat on
Lafayette and High streets from 4 to 6.
The guests OF honor were Miss Bernice
Sinclair and her guests. Misses Sinclair OF
Galloway, Balthis and Perrie. a pleasing
musicale contest was enjoyed. Miss Edna
Gordon played portions of fifteen popular
airs, which were guessed. A tie ensued.
resulting in Miss Balthis Winning the